Rube Miller
May 21, 1886 (138 years old) in Trotwood, Ohio, USA
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.
Known For
Credits
- 1923 · Hell's Hole as Prisoner
- 1922 · The World's Champion as George Burrooughs
- 1920 · The Desperate Hero as Alan Moss
- 1919 · The Gay Lord Quex as Jack Eden
- 1919 · Tom's Little Star as
- 1918 · The Belles of Liberty as Silass Patts
- 1918 · A Blind Pig as
- 1916 · Picture Pirates as 1st Ne'er-Do-Well
- 1916 · He Died and He Didn't as The Prospector
- 1916 · Poultry à la Mode as Rube
- 1916 · Doctoring a Leak as 2nd Plumber
- 1916 · The Stolen Booking as Rube
- 1914 · Tillie's Punctured Romance as Tillie's Visitor (uncredited)
- 1914 · Shot in the Excitement as The Suitor's Rival
- 1914 · Bombs and Bangs as
- 1914 · Her Last Chance as
- 1914 · A Coat's Tale as The Pawnbroker
- 1914 · The Great Toe Mystery as Shoe Clerk (uncredited)
- 1914 · A Gambling Rube as Heckler
- 1914 · The Knockout as Obnoxious Spectator (uncredited)
- 1914 · Love and Salt Water as
- 1914 · The Star Boarder as Boarder (uncredited)
- 1914 · The Chicken Chaser as Cop
- 1914 · His Favorite Pastime as Bar Patron
- 1914 · Tango Tangles as Guest Pushed Away (uncredited)
- 1914 · A Thief Catcher as Cop (uncredited)
- 1914 · Won in a Closet as A Farmhand
- 1914 · In the Clutches of the Gang as Cop
- 1913 · The Gusher as Villager (uncredited)
- 1913 · His Sister's Kids as Old Man
- 1913 · A Muddy Romance as Land Policeman
- 1913 · A Quiet Little Wedding as Wedding Guest
- 1913 · Rastus and the Game Cock as Dice Player
- 1913 · A Bandit as Villager
- 1913 · Peeping Pete as Villager / Cop
- 1913 · Passions, He Had Three as Farmhand
- 1913 · His Chum the Baron as Butler
- 1913 · Bangville Police as 2nd Deputy
- 1913 · A Fishy Affair as 2nd Cop
- 1913 · A Deaf Burglar as A Neighbor