John Barrymore

Living affordably in their own private spaces, Isadora Duncan danced, Leonard Bernstein composed, and both John Barrymore and Marlon Brando rehearsed their lines.

John Farr: A Sour Note at Carnegie Hall Few Heard, Coming From Above John Farr 2011

Living affordably in their own private spaces, Isadora Duncan danced, Leonard Bernstein composed, and both John Barrymore and Marlon Brando rehearsed their lines.

John Farr: A Sour Note at Carnegie Hall Few Heard, Coming From Above John Farr 2011

Finally, John Barrymore doesn't quite ham it up as Holmes in this 1922 silent film version of a popular stage play that is somehow off just a tad, making the whole exercise not nearly as fun as it should be.

Michael Giltz: DVD: Woody Allen Back On Top, Ready For Oscar Love Michael Giltz 2011

Living affordably in their own private spaces, Isadora Duncan danced, Leonard Bernstein composed, and both John Barrymore and Marlon Brando rehearsed their lines.

John Farr: A Sour Note at Carnegie Hall Few Heard, Coming From Above John Farr 2011

Living affordably in their own private spaces, Isadora Duncan danced, Leonard Bernstein composed, and both John Barrymore and Marlon Brando rehearsed their lines.

John Farr: A Sour Note at Carnegie Hall Few Heard, Coming From Above John Farr 2011

Living affordably in their own private spaces, Isadora Duncan danced, Leonard Bernstein composed, and both John Barrymore and Marlon Brando rehearsed their lines.

John Farr: A Sour Note at Carnegie Hall Few Heard, Coming From Above John Farr 2011

Opened in 1920, her then-opulent guest rooms, lush gardens and elegant ballrooms were filled with Hollywood superstars like John Barrymore, Rudolph Valentino and Mae West and, a little later on, John Wayne, Tyrone Power, Rock Hudson and Gregory Peck.

Bob Schulman: Gold, Booze And Tourists: Mazatlan's Plazuela Machado Bob Schulman 2011

It may not be entirely, or even largely, true—I doubt that he and his pals stole John Barrymore's body from a mortuary and propped it up in Errol Flynn's living room—but it ought to have been.

We Shall Not See His Like Again Richard Schickel 2011

Living affordably in their own private spaces, Isadora Duncan danced, Leonard Bernstein composed, and both John Barrymore and Marlon Brando rehearsed their lines.

John Farr: A Sour Note at Carnegie Hall Few Heard, Coming From Above John Farr 2011

The Theirry Despont-designed hotel occupies the former site of the Lamb's Club, the 105-year-old social club once frequented by actors such as John Barrymore.

Survivor Stands on Verge of a Grand New Expansion 2010