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Joseph R. Grismer
Joseph Rhode Grismer (November 4, 1849 - 1922), was an American, stage actor, playwright and theatrical director and producer. He was probably best remembered for his play ''The New South'' and for his revision of the Charlotte Blair Parker play, ''Way Down East''.
==Early life==
Joseph Rhode Grismer was born in Albany, New York on November 4, 1849, the middle of three girls and two boys raised by Irish immigrants, Christopher and Bridget Grismer.〔Christopher Grismer, Albany, NY, 1860 US Census, Ancestry.com〕 According to later records his birth parents may have been Valentine Grismer and Adelaide Huda.〔Joseph Rhode Grismer-California, Biographical Index Cards, 1781-1990; Ancestry.com〕 In his youth Grismer attended the Albany Boys Academy and upon graduation served with the 192nd New York Volunteer Regiment over the waning months of the American Civil War. After the war’s end Grismer returned to Albany where at some point he found his calling as a member of the Histrionic Amateur Dramatic Club.〔(Browne, Walter & Koch, E. De Roy-Who's Who on the Stage, 1908; pg. 209-210 ) accessed July 5, 2012〕
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