From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Kathleen Howard (July 27, 1884 - April 15, 1956) was a Canadian-born American opera singer magazine editor and character actress from the mid-1930s through the 1940s. She spent her childhood in Buffalo, New York and is buried in Forest Lawn Cemetery there.

Filmography

• 1950Born to Be Bad — Mrs. Bolton
• 1948Cry of the City — Miss Pruett's Mother
• 1948The Bride Goes Wild — Aunt Susan
• 1947Curley — Aunt Martha
• 1947Cynthia — Mac McQuillan, Jannings' Nurse
• 1947The Late George Apley — Margaret
• 1946Centennial Summer — Deborah
• 1946Danger Woman — Eddie
• 1946Miss Susie Slagle's — Miss Wingate (uncredited)
• 1946Mysterious Intruder — Rose Denning
• 1945Eadie Was a Lady — Aunt Priscilla Alden
• 1945Shady Lady — Butch
• 1945Snafu — Dean Garrett
• 1944Laura — Ann's Cook Louise (uncredited)
• 1944Reckless Age — Sarah Wadsworth
• 1943Crash Dive — Miss Bromley
• 1943Swing Out the Blues — Aunt Amanda
• 1942Lady in a Jam — Mrs. Howard (uncredited)
• 1942Take a Letter, Darling — Aunt Minnie
• 1942The Mad Martindales — Grandmother Varney
• 1942You Were Never Lovelier — Grandmother Acuña (uncredited)
• 1941A Girl, a Guy, and a Gob — Jawme Duncan
• 1941Ball of Fire — Miss Bragg
• 1941Blossoms in the Dust — Mrs. Sarah Keats
• 1941Miss Polly — Minerva Snodgrass
• 1941Sweetheart of the Campus — Mrs. Minnie Lambeth Sparr
• 1940Five Little Peppers in Trouble — Martha Wilcox
• 1940Mystery Sea Raider — Maggie Clancy
• 1940One Night in the Tropics — Judge McCracken (uncredited)
• 1940Outside the Three-Mile Limit — Socialite (uncredited)
• 1940Young People — Hester Appleby
• 1939First Love — Miss Wiggins
• 1939Little Accident — Mrs. Allerton
• 1939Three Smart Girls Grow Up — Mrs. Kittenhaven
• 1937Stolen Holiday — Mme. Delphine
• 1935Man on the Flying Trapeze — Leona Wolfinger
• 1934Death Takes a Holiday — Princess Maria
• 1934It's a Gift — Amelia Bissonette
• 1934Once to Every Bachelor — Aunt Henrietta
• 1934One More River — Lady Charwell
• 1934You're Telling Me! — Mrs. Murchison

Appearances as themselves (1)

• 1935The Fashion Side of Hollywood — Self