Katherine Miller was an American actress and playwright who is best known for her work in the play “The Delinquent” and the film “The Eyes of the World” (1917). Born in 1859 in Missouri, she had a career that spanned several decades until her eyesight began to fail her.
Personal and Family Life
Katherine was married to Branch M. Miller, who worked as a shipping clerk after retiring from his business in wood and coal. They had one child together. Tragically, Branch was beaten to death during a prison break in 1925.
Career
Miller was a talented playwright and actress. Her most notable work, “The Delinquent,” featured Ernest Truex and marked her success in Broadway. She continued to write plays even after her acting career, showcasing her dedication to the arts.
Death and Legacy
Katherine Miller passed away on March 24, 1960, in Berkeley, California. Her contributions to theater and film have left a lasting impact, particularly through her pioneering work on Broadway and her memorable performances.
Filmography
| Title | Year |
|---|---|
| The Eyes of the World | 1917 |