Katharine Alexander
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Katharine Alexander belongs to the acting trade in American film and television, though the record kept on her career is a modest one. She has been working on screen for about 96 years. One film credit is 'Now, Voyager', as Miss Trask. A further credit: 'The Hunchback of Notre Dame'. The career starts back in 1930. Most of the work on record sits in drama.
Katharine Alexander
41 Movies
Katharine Alexander belongs to the acting trade in American film and television, though the record kept on her career is a modest one. She has been working on screen for about 96 years. One film credit is 'Now, Voyager', as Miss Trask. A further credit: 'The Hunchback of Notre Dame'. The career starts back in 1930. Most of the work on record sits in drama.
Movies
Plays Madame de Lys
The Hunchback of Notre Dame
1939
Plays Miss Trask
Now, Voyager
1942
Plays Cast of Stage Play
Stage Door
1937
Plays Miss Olmstead
Dance, Girl, Dance
1940
Plays Mrs. Townsend
The Painted Veil
1934
Plays Clara Hopkins
Sis Hopkins
1941
Plays Laura
In Name Only
1939
Plays Mrs. Steed
The Human Comedy
1943
Plays Arabel Barrett
The Barretts of Wimpole Street
1934
Plays Harriet Ingalls
Broadway Serenade
1939
Plays Louisa
Moonlight Murder
1936
Plays Claire Lodge
Double Wedding
1937
Plays Alda
Death Takes a Holiday
1934
Plays Mrs. Rogers
That Certain Woman
1937
Plays Mrs. Rose Arbuthnot
Enchanted April
1935
Plays Hilda Pierce
The Devil Is a Sissy
1936
Plays Pauline
Operator 13
1934
Plays Queen Anne
Cardinal Richelieu
1935
Plays Julia Patterson
After Office Hours
1935
Plays Phyllis McKinley
John Loves Mary
1949
Plays Miss Harkness
For the Love of Mary
1948
Plays Mrs. Elizabeth Parker
Ginger
1935
Plays Evelyn Dow
Alias Mary Dow
1935
Plays Miss Billow
The Great Man Votes
1939
Plays Janet Archer
Kiss and Tell
1945
Plays Marcia Marshall
The Vanishing Virginian
1942
Plays Martha Lorrimore
Splendor
1935
Plays Mrs. Dice
Play Girl
1941
Plays Ernestine Pringle
Anne of Windy Poplars
1940
Plays Valentine French Marland
The Girl from 10th Avenue
1935
Plays Mrs. Winifred Lamont
Should Ladies Behave
1933
Plays Abigail Pardway
Three Sons
1939
Plays Ellen
The Hard Guy
1930
Plays Charlotte Lord
Angels with Broken Wings
1941
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The Human Comedy
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John Loves Mary
Phyllis McKinley
1949
Film
For the Love of Mary
Miss Harkness
1948
Film
Kiss and Tell
Janet Archer
1945
Film
The Human Comedy
Mrs. Steed
1943
Film
Now, Voyager
Miss Trask
1942
Film
On the Sunny Side
Mrs. Mary Andrews
1942
Film
The Vanishing Virginian
Marcia Marshall
1942
Film
Small Town Deb
Mrs. Randall
1941
Film
Angels with Broken Wings
Charlotte Lord
1941
Film
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Katharine Alexander still alive?
Katharine Alexander passed away on January 10, 1981 at age 82.
What are the most famous roles of Katharine Alexander?
Katharine Alexander is best known for roles in Now, Voyager, The Hunchback of Notre Dame, Stage Door.
How many movies has Katharine Alexander been in?
Over a 51-year career (since 1930), Katharine Alexander has appeared in 41 movies and 0 TV shows.
What was Katharine Alexander's first movie?
The career of Katharine Alexander began with Taxi Talks (1930).
What is Katharine Alexander's most recent movie or series?
Katharine Alexander's most recent release is John Loves Mary, which premiered on February 4, 1949.
Katharine Alexander
1898-09-20 · Fort Smith, Arkansas, USA
Katharine Alexander (September 22, 1898 – January 10, 1981) was an American actress of stage and screen. She appeared in 44 films between 1930 and 1951.
She was born in Fort Smith, Arkansas and died in Tryon, North Carolina. She was one eighth Cherokee Indian. She planned to be a concert artist, and it was while she was giving a violin recital that she was seen by Samuel Goldwyn who gave her a chance on stage from where she rose to be one of Broadway's leading ladies. She was married to William A. Brady Jr, (1900-1935), the son of William A. Brady a theatre actor, producer and sports promotor and actress Grace George. They had a daughter, Barbara Brady.
She starred alongside Paul Muni as his wife Linda Loman in London's Phoenix Theatre production of Death of a Salesman, which opened on July 28, 1949, directed by Elia Kazan.