Katharine Alexander
Biography
Katharine Alexander was a leading lady on Broadway and screen, rising to fame after being discovered by Samuel Goldwyn at a violin recital. She starred in notable films such as "For the Love of Mary" and "Now, Voyager," alongside roles like Linda Loman in London's production of "Death of a Salesman." Born in Fort Smith, Arkansas, she was an eighth-generation Cherokee Indian, and later became one of Broadway's leading ladies before transitioning to film.