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Katherine Warren

1905 – 1965

American actress

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Lived 1905 – 1965 (aged 60). Katherine Warren was an American actor, television actor, film actor and stage actor.

Katherine Warren (born Katharine C. Warren; July 12, 1905 – July 17, 1965) was an American film and television actress. She is best known for her roles in the 1949 film All the King's Men, the 1951 film The Prowler, and the 1954 film The Caine Mutiny.

Career Born in Monroe, Michigan, and raised in Lake Forest, Illinois, Warren was the daughter of Frank B. Warren and Lucia M. Landon. She attended Dana Hall Boarding School and Pine Manor Junior College. They had one child, a son.

On July 17, 1965, Warren died at age 60 in Los Angeles.

Filmography Year Title Role Notes1949 Mary Ryan, Detective Mrs. Sawyer 1949 All the King's Men Mrs. Burden 1949 Tell It to the Judge Kitty Lawton 1949 The Story of Molly X Norma Calvert 1949 And Baby Makes Three Miss Ellis – Nurse Uncredited1950 Three Secrets Mrs. Connors 1950 Harriet Craig Dr. Lambert Uncredited1950 Mystery Submarine Mrs. Weber 1951 Three Guys Named Mike Mrs. Scott Bellemy Uncredited1951 The Prowler Grace Crocker 1951 Dear Brat Mrs. Clark Uncredited1951 Lorna Doone Sarah Ridd Uncredited1951 Night Into Morning Mrs. Margaret Andersen 1951 Force of Arms Maj. Waldron 1951 The Tall Target Mrs. Gibbons Uncredited1951 The People Against O'Hara Mrs. William Sheffield 1951 The Lady Pays Off Dean Bessie Howell 1952 Scandal Sheet Mrs. Allison Uncredited1952 This Woman Is Dangerous Mrs. Millican 1952 Talk About a Stranger Mrs. Dorothy Mahler Uncredited1952 Paula Mary Uncredited1952 Washington Story Mrs. Birch 1952 Son of Ali Baba Princess Karma Uncredited1952 Flat Top Dorothy's Mother Uncredited1952 The Steel Trap Mrs. Kellogg 1952 Battles of Chief Pontiac Chia 1952 The Star Mrs. Ruth Morrison Uncredited1953 The Man Behind the Gun Phoebe Sheldon 1954 The Glenn Miller Story Mrs. Burger 1954 The Caine Mutiny Mrs. Keith 1954 The Country Girl Theatregoer Uncredited1954 The Violent Men Mrs. Vail Uncredited1954 The Bamboo Prison Mother Rand Voice, Uncredited1956 Alfred Hitchcock Presents Freda Wallingford Season 1 Episode 23 ("Back for Christmas")1956 Alfred Hitchcock Presents Mother Edwards Season 1 Episode 34 ("The Hidden Thing")1956 Inside Detroit Ethel Linden 1956 Fury at Gunsight Pass Mrs. Boggs 1957 Alfred Hitchcock Presents Policewoman Season 3 Episode 5 ("Silent Witness")1957 Drango Mrs. Scott 1957 Jailhouse Rock Mrs. Van Alden Uncredited1957 Zero Hour! Mrs. Purdy Uncredited1960 I'll Give My Life Dora Bradford

Broadway Three Times the Hour (1931) as Mrs. Lawrence M. Blake Wednesday's Child (1934) as Kathryn Phillips Blind Alley (1935) as Doris Shelby Cyrano de Bergerac (1936) as Roxane

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Who was Katherine Warren?

American actress (1905-1965)

When was Katherine Warren born?

Katherine Warren was born on 12 July 1905 in Detroit.

When did Katherine Warren die?

Katherine Warren died on 17 July 1965 in Los Angeles.

What was Katherine Warren's occupation?

Katherine Warren was an actor, television actor, film actor and stage actor.

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Katherine Warren was American.

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· Wikipedia: Katherine Warren

· Wikidata: Q6376569

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