Biography

Ashley Miller(1867-1949)

Director
Writer
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Ashley Miller

Ashley Miller was born on 11 August 1867 in Cincinnati, Ohio, USA. Ashley was a director and writer, known for The Moral Code (1917), Infidelity (1917) and The Quest of Life (1916). Ashley was married to Ethel Browning. Ashley died on 19 November 1949 in New York City, New York, USA.

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Known for

Walter Hitchcock and Anna Q. Nilsson in The Moral Code (1917)

Director

1917

Anna Q. Nilsson in Infidelity (1917)

Director

1917

The Quest of Life

7.3

Director

1916

The Resurrection of Caleb Worth

Short

Director

1914

Credits

Director

Sky Splitter
Short
- Director
- 1923
Made in America
Short
- Director
- 1918
The Clarion Call
Short
- Director
- 1918
Compliments of the Season
Short
- Director
- 1918
The Last Leaf
Short
- Director
- 1917
The Marriage Speculation
- Director
- 1917
The Princess of Park Row
- Director
- 1917
The Moral Code
- Director
- 1917
Infidelity
- Director
- 1917
The Quest of Life
7.3
- Director
- 1916
Why the Sphinx Laughed
Short
- Director
- 1916
Did Sherman Say Law or War
Short
- Director
- 1916
The High Cost of Living
Short
- Director
- 1916
Fifty-Fifty
Short
- Director
- 1916
Priscilla and the Pesky Fly
Short
- Director
- 1916

Writer

The Moral Code
- story
- 1917
Infidelity
- scenario
- 1917
The Quest of Life
7.3
- scenario
- 1916
The King of the Wire
Short
- scenario
- 1915
The Working of a Miracle
Short
- scenario
- 1915
Out of the Ruins
Short
- scenario
- 1915
Only the Maid
Short
- scenario
- 1915
His Chorus Girl Wife
Short
- scenario
- 1914
An Absent-Minded Cupid
Short
- writer
- 1914
My Friend from India
Short
- scenario
- 1914
The Ever-Gallant Marquis
Short
- scenario
- 1914
Conscientious Caroline
Short
- story
- 1914
The Coward and the Man
Short
- story
- 1914
The Resurrection of Caleb Worth
Short
- story
- 1914
The Mystery of the Laughing Death
Short
- scenario
- 1914

Animation Department

Personal details

Born
- August 11, 1867
- Cincinnati, Ohio, USA
Died
- November 19, 1949
- New York City, New York, USA
Spouse
- Ethel BrowningApril 19, 1899 - November 19, 1949 (his death, 1 child)
Other works
Stage: Directed "The Sellout" on Broadway. Comedy. Written by Albert G. Miller. Cort Theatre: 6 Sep 1933-Sep 1933 (closing date unknown/5 performances). Cast: Harry Bellaver (as "Abe Frogface Matz"), Robert Conness, Frank Dae (as "Charles Maguire"), Herbert Dobbins, Minnie Dupree (as "Mrs. Wilfred Robbins"), Robert H. Gordon, John Grattan, A.M. Griffith, Charles Harrison, Warren Parker, Jack Rigo, Jane Seymour, Ruth Thomas, George Weston. Produced by Drama Craftsmen.
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