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Rube Miller

Acting · 1886–1927 · Trotwood, Ohio, USA

Biography

Rube Miller was born on May 22, 1886 in Trottwood, Ohio, USA. He was an actor and director, known for Shy Thirty Cents (1916), Someone in the House (1920) and Whitewashing William (1915). He died on April 1, 1927 in Mexico City, Mexico of a drug overdose.

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Filmography

1923Hell's HolePrisoner
1923Truxton KingCount Carlos Von Enge
1922The World's ChampionGeorge Burrooughs
1920Someone in the HouseSnowie
1920The Desperate HeroAlan Moss
1919The Gay Lord QuexJack Eden
1919Tom's Little Star
1919A Favor to a FriendSam Arnold
1918The Belles of LibertySilass Patts
1918A Blind Pig
1916Picture Pirates1st Ne'er-Do-Well
1916He Died and He Didn'tThe Prospector
1916Poultry à la ModeRube
1916Doctoring a Leak2nd Plumber
1916The Stolen BookingRube
1914Tillie's Punctured RomanceTillie's Visitor (uncredited)
1914Shot in the ExcitementThe Suitor's Rival
1914Bombs and Bangs
1914Her Last Chance
1914A Coat's TaleThe Pawnbroker
1914The Great Toe MysteryShoe Clerk (uncredited)
1914A Gambling RubeHeckler
1914Love and Salt Water
1914The KnockoutObnoxious Spectator (uncredited)
1914The Star BoarderBoarder (uncredited)
1914The Chicken ChaserCop
1914His Favorite PastimeBar Patron
1914Tango TanglesGuest Pushed Away (uncredited)
1914A Thief CatcherCop (uncredited)
1914Won in a ClosetA Farmhand
1914In the Clutches of the GangCop
1913The GusherVillager (uncredited)
1913His Sister's KidsOld Man
1913A Muddy RomanceLand Policeman
1913A Quiet Little WeddingWedding Guest
1913Rastus and the Game CockDice Player
1913Peeping PeteVillager / Cop
1913A BanditVillager
1913Passions, He Had ThreeFarmhand
1913His Chum the BaronButler
1913Bangville Police2nd Deputy
1913A Fishy Affair2nd Cop
1913A Deaf BurglarA Neighbor

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