eye exactly as the heroes of the romantic drama. In his later years he was seen to the best advantage in eccentric comedy parts. He was, throughout his career, however, a "good all-around actor", never approaching greatness, lacking the temperament and intellectual force needed in such a character as Falstaff, but a player of sound methods and good natural qualifications."His "unostentatious" funeral in the Bronx and burial at Woodlawn Cemetery was attended by noted actors of the time including Joseph S. Jefferson, Maurice Barrymore, Daniel Howard Harkins and Charles Walter Couldock who served as pall bearers. He was survived by his second wife, the actress Josephine Boone Fisher. His great-granddaughters were the actresses Blanche Ring, Frances Ring and Julie Ring who appeared on the Boston Museum Theatre stage as children. His great-grandson was Cyril Ring (1892-1967) a prolific character actor in Hollywood films. Notes References 1816 births 1891 deaths English male stage actors American male stage actors British emigrants to the United States Male actors from Suffolk 19th-century English male actors Fisher family (acting) 19th-century American male actors