Rube Miller
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.
Known For
Tom's Little Star
The Pawnbroker
A Coat's Tale
A Neighbor
A Deaf Burglar
The Prospector
He Died and He Didn't
Love and Salt Water
Her Last Chance
Prisoner
Hell's Hole
Cop (uncredited)
A Thief Catcher
A Farmhand
Won in a Closet
Jack Eden
The Gay Lord Quex
Alan Moss
The Desperate Hero
Bombs and Bangs
Farmhand
Passions, He Had Three
Villager / Cop
Peeping Pete
Villager
A Bandit
Land Policeman
A Muddy Romance
Dice Player
Rastus and the Game Cock
Wedding Guest
A Quiet Little Wedding
Old Man
His Sister's Kids
Cop
In the Clutches of the Gang
Guest Pushed Away (uncredited)
Tango Tangles
Bar Patron
His Favorite Pastime
Cop
The Chicken Chaser
2nd Deputy
Bangville Police
2nd Cop
A Fishy Affair
Shoe Clerk (uncredited)
The Great Toe Mystery
The Suitor's Rival
Shot in the Excitement
Obnoxious Spectator (uncredited)
The Knockout
Boarder (uncredited)
The Star Boarder
Tillie's Visitor (uncredited)
Tillie's Punctured Romance
Rube
The Stolen Booking
1st Ne'er-Do-Well
Picture Pirates
Villager (uncredited)
The Gusher
A Blind Pig
George Burrooughs
The World's Champion
2nd Plumber
Doctoring a Leak
Rube
Poultry à la Mode
Silass Patts
The Belles of Liberty
Butler
His Chum the Baron
Heckler
A Gambling Rube
Snowie
Someone in the House
Count Carlos Von Enge
Truxton King
Personal Info
Known For
Acting
Known Credits
42
Gender
Male
Birthday
1886-05-21
Place of Birth
Trotwood, Ohio, USA
Also Known As
Henry Miller Jr.