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Dorothy Walters
Dorothy Walters (1877 – April 17, 1934) was an actress of the Broadway stage and Hollywood silent motion pictures. She was born in Houston, Texas and began her stage career as a whistler. She tenured for fifteen years in vaudeville before getting her first dramatic role in ''Paris By Night.'' This was the play which Stanford White was watching on the roof of Madison Square Garden when he was shot multiple times and murdered by Harry K. Thaw, a Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania coal and railroad scion. The date was June 25, 1906. (This event is featured in Ragtime (novel) and Ragtime (film)).
Miss Walters was most noted for her character roles in theater. A memorable one came in ''Dinner at Eight (play)'', playing the part of the cook. Also she played in ''The Warrior's Husband'' and ''Mr. Gilhooly'' (1930), among others. Dorothy created the role of the mother in ''Irene (musical)'', which she performed for eighty-five weeks.〔(Internet Broadway Database ) listing for Dorothy Walters〕 As an actress she supported such famous luminaries as Ethel Barrymore, Helen Hayes, and Minnie Maddern Fiske.
==Silent Screen Performer==
As a motion picture performer Walters career lasted seven years from 1918 until 1925. Her first film is ''The Woman Who Gave'' (1918). Her other screen credits include ''Children Not Wanted'' and ''The Veiled
Marriage, both 1920, and ''The Confidence Man'' (1924) and ''A Kiss For Cinderella'' (1925).
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