(Photo from Munseys Magazine, Vol. 41, 1090, page 120)

“In Helen Ware, America has an actress who, though her art, as so far revealed, is comparatively limited in scope, is in the very first rank of impersonators of highly-colored ‘character’ parts and of the masterful women of modern melodrama.  Her vivid gypsy in The Road to Yesterday impressed American theatregoers when she had been on the stage a half-dozen years, ans since then her work in The Third Degree, The Woman and The Law have more than reenforced that impression.  She is an utterly sincere actress, who plans and executed her characterizations with admirable and convincing consistency.”

Reference Data:

Heriones of the Modern Stage, by Forrest Izard, 1915, page 365