Ethel Intropidi

Biography

Ethel Intropidi was born in New York City, , New York, USA. The daughter of renowned character actress Josie Intropidi, Ethel entered the profession at the age of thirteen in "Pinafore." She began her training for the operatic stage, but after several seasons turned to musicals and then dramatic plays where she was originally an understudy in John Drew's company. Then she was in "Mind The Paint Girl" with Billie Burke. "Seven Keys to Baldpate," "Arms and the Girl," "The Kiss Burglar," East is West," and "The Guilty One," in which she was chief support to Pauline Frederik. She starred in the film "The Madonna of the Slums" (1919). Ethel died on 18 December 1946 in New York City, New York, USA.