London, producing and acting in new plays such as The Esmondes of Virginia at the Royalty Theatre. In 1888, she appeared in A Woman of the World, an adaptation by B. C. Stephenson of Der Probpnfeil by Oscar Blumenthal, at the Haymarket Theatre, starring alongside Herbert Beerbohm Tree. In 1889 Barry returned to New York, where she appeared in Love and Liberty at the Union Square Theatre. In 1891, she starred in and produced A Night's Frolic, by Augustus Thomas, at the Park Theatre in New York City. In 1892, she sued Rose Coghlan in New York State court for copyright infringement, claiming that Coghlan's play Dorothy's Dilemma appropriated whole scenes from her production. She was also involved in a court case in London that year but was acting in America in 1895. Barry died on 20 July 1904 in the US in Norwalk, Connecticut, and her estate went to probate on 24 April 1906 in London. References External links 1840 births 1904 deaths English stage actresses 19th-century English actresses People from Lee, London British emigrants to the United States