in Led Astray by Boucicault, in 1874, before touring outside London briefly. She next took the lead in Around the World in 80 days at the Princess's Theatre in 1875. She played the leading role in Heartsease, by James Mortimer, at the same theatre in 1875. In 1876, she appeared adaptations of two French plays at the Haymarket Theatre and the Standard Theatre, and in Lady Clancarty by Tom Taylor, and the next year she played in The Lady of Lyons and The School for Scandal. Other important roles in the 1870s included Lady Macbeth and Lady Teazle, both at the Theatre Royal, Edinburgh. She appeared in the breeches role of Abdallah in The Forty Thieves, a burlesque at the Gaiety Theatre, in 1878. Second marriage The actress married widower Alexander Rolls, a man more than 20 years her elder, on 1 September 1877 at the Parish Church of St Mark at Regent's Park in Middlesex. The day prior to the ceremony, Rolls appeared before diocesan officials to sign an affidavit disclosing the details of Barry's prior marriage and divorce. The second son of John and Martha Rolls, Alexander Rolls was a Deputy Lieutenant of Monmouthshire, and had been elected to four terms as Mayor of Monmouth. As a young man, he had purchased his commission in the 4th Royal Irish Dragoon Guards, eventually reaching the rank of Major. Rolls's residence was Croft-y-bwla northwest of Monmouth, a house designed by the architect George Vaughan Maddox, where Rolls had lived with his first wife. Rolls and Barry lived together for a relatively short time at Croft-y-bwla, and he declared bankruptcy less than two years after their marriage. By 1881, he was living at Hanover Square, London, and she is not shown as residing with him in the 1881 census. In 1880, Barry appeared in The World at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane and as Mrs. Arabella Buster in Forbidden Fruits at the Adelphi Theatre. New York Rolls died in London on 22 April 1882. Within one year of her husband's death, Barry was remarried and widowed again: by early 1883, she married Harry George Bolam, a land agent and mining engineer. The couple moved to New York where Bolam died suddenly of pneumonia on 23 March 1883. Barry made her first New York stage appearance two months later, reprising her role as Margaret in Arkwright's Wife. By 1886 she was in