File:Francis Byrne (1876-1923) obituary in the Times Union of Brooklyn, New York on 8 February 1923.jpg

F. M. Byrne Dead. Well Known Actor Expires in Players' Club. Francis Michael Byrne, lead man with Bertha Kallch in "Jitfa Atonement, at the Comedy He died yesterday at The Players' 16 Gramercy Park, Manhattan. Mr. Byrne, who was ltvlnr at East Eighteenth street. Manhattan had gone to the club Immediately after a performance on Monday. He had been there only a few when he was stricken with disease and collapsed. Friends riea nim to a guest room, where sicians worked tn vain. lie without recovering consciousness His work in "Jitta's Atones has been classed by many crltica tne best he ever did in a stage ci tiiat lasted virtually twenty years. He was born in Newport in 1875. ana maae nis nrst appri, at twenty with Modjeska In "1 sure lor Measure. He had app with Ethel Barrymore In "Ca Jinks of the Horse Marines," itose stani. in me Chorus li with Elsie Ferpruson. In Such a 3 Queen," and with Maude Ad The Pretty Si.tter of Jose." Bloom, stage manager and dlf took Mr. Byrne's place in "J Atonement," and will con tins noid it, it was said, until another actor is selected.

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