Ogden Daily Standard | 1916-01-22 | Page 8 | On the Stage Mayo Family

I DM THE STAGE I . WO FAMILY Hi Franlc Mayo, who is featured in J "The Red Circle," the serial detective H II photoplay produced by Balboa and released by Pathe, is the third actor of that name to come before the theatergoing thea-tergoing public prominently His grandfather, Frank Mayo, one of the foremost American actors of a generation genera-tion ago, is still remembered for his sterling characterizations in 'IDavy Crockett" and "Puddin' Head Wilson." However, the present bearer of the name does not seek approval for the achievements of his distinguished ancestor. an-cestor. H stands on his own footing foot-ing as a player, and as such he will 1 surely measure up well alongside the Mayo family traditions. Although American born, Americans do not yec know much of this young man, for the greater part of his professional life has been spent abroad. Frank Mayo III was born in New York twenty-nine years ago. He played play-ed In his grandfather's companies as a child and was on the train with him when he died. Ho had been with the Ilorkheimer Brothers ever since.