Patsy Ruth Miller

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Characters played by Patsy Ruth Miller

Esmeralda — The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1923)

Esmeralda is a dancing Roma girl and Clopin's adopted daughter. After Jehan orders her kidnapping, Phoebus rescues and courts her, while she becomes falsely accused of attacking him. Quasimodo saves her from execution, and she is defended by him during the assault on Notre Dame before reuniting with Phoebus.

Molly Marley — Her Man (1924)

Molly is the daughter of the president of the existing street car line. Sledge courts her with lavish gifts, but she considers him uncouth and resents his attempts to dominate her. She prepares to marry Bert Gilder, then learns he is a scoundrel and finally agrees to marry Sledge.

Mme. Suzanne Giraud — So This Is Paris (1926)

Mme. Suzanne Giraud is Dr. Paul Giraud's wife, initially content in their marriage but suspicious of the Lalles and Paul's behavior. She flirts with Maurice Lalle, helps prevent a public scandal, confronts Paul at the Artists' Ball, and reunites with him after their mutual deceptions are exposed.

Julia Faulkner — Wide Open (1930)

Faulkner's daughter, Julia poses as Doris when she secretly enters Simon's house while evading detectives. She studies the ledgers Simon brings home and confirms suspicions that Trundle is undermining the company. After Simon is promoted, she reveals her identity; Simon offers his company share back in exchange for her.

Grace Douglas — The Aviator (1929)

Daughter of John Douglas and an old friend of Robert Street. She is impressed by his perceived modesty and shares a mutual affection with him. Misunderstanding Brown's confession about Street's lack of experience, she tries to convince Jules to withdraw from the contest. After Street's dangerous flight, she is terrified but relieved, begging him to never fly again as their romance solidifies.

Little Shireen — Omar the Tentmaker (1922)

The daughter of Omar and Shireen, born in prison. She is secretly smuggled out and brought to Omar, though he is initially unaware that she is his child.

Kitty 'Minty' Minter — Lonely Wives (1931)

Kitty is Richard's new secretary and one of the women he plans to take out for the evening. Richard intends to meet her and Diane at a nightclub while Felix impersonates him at home to keep Mrs. Mantel from discovering his plans. The plot summary does not describe Kitty's actions beyond being part of this planned outing.

Margaret — Marriage by Contract (1928)

Margaret is an intelligent, idealistic young woman who embraces a time-limited marriage contract with Don to preserve personal freedom. After their conflict, she dreams of failed relationships with several men and the loss of her fortune, then awakens wiser and agrees to marry Don again with traditional vows.

Eve Grant — The Fall of Eve (1929)

A smart, capable secretary who works for Tom Ford Sr. and is in love with his son, Tom Ford Jr. To help her employer entertain a major customer, she pretends to be Mrs. Ford, a deception that creates confusion and strains her relationship with Tom Jr. The crisis ends with Tom publicly affirming their engagement.

Stephanie — The Last of the Lone Wolf (1930)

Key female lead in The Last of the Lone Wolf, involved in royal intrigue.

Margaret Andrews — Watch Your Step (1922)

Margaret is the daughter of the richest man in the Iowa town where Elmer hides from the police. She meets Elmer after he arrives in the village, and she is the woman whose hand he seeks; Lon Kimball is his rival for her affection.

Marian — Handle with Care (1922)

Marian is a ward of David Norris. The apparent offer by Jeanne's last suitor to elope with Jeanne is revealed to be a frame-up: he has actually married Marian. She joins David and Jeanne on their tour of foreign lands with her new husband.

Career Overview

Patsy Ruth Miller has 74 screen credits in a career dating back to 1921. Their work is anchored in the Lone Wolf Collection universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Her Man, The Hunchback of Notre Dame, Night Beat. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.

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Gender
female
Known Credits
74
Birth Date
1904-01-17
Birth Place
St. Louis, Missouri, USA

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