Mabel Montgomery

Mabel Montgomery (née Mabel Montgomery Mosher; c. 1873–July 20, 1942) was an American actress. She was active in theatre and film throughout the early 20th century. She lived in Brooklyn, Baltimore, Chicago, and Honolulu, Hawaii.

Early life Mabel Montgomery Mosher was born c. 1873, in Brooklyn, New York City; and spend her childhood in Baltimore. In her later life she primary acted in character roles.

Montgomery was married in 1898 to actor Walter McCullough (né Walter O'Meliah), they separated in 1905, and which ended in a public divorce by 1908. While she was still married to her first husband, she was caught by the press having an affair with a married dentist, Joseph Henninger. This was followed by marriages to Henninger, Augustus John Gertenbach, and later to James Mooney. She had two sons with Henninger.

Stage productions

(June 1907), Bush Temple Theater, Chicago, Illinois; role of Jane A Women's Way (August 1912), Crescent Theater, Brooklyn, New York City