Ms. Locke's ascension to stardom on Broadway's 1937 theatrical scene was marked by her electrifying performance alongside the talented John Garfield in the Arthur Kober-penned comedy "Having a Wonderful Time", captivating audiences with her undeniable presence. Her critically acclaimed portrayal of Ophelia in the esteemed Maurice Evans production of William Shakespeare's timeless masterpiece "Hamlet" further solidified her reputation as a thespian of remarkable skill. Her impressive Broadway resume also includes notable roles in "Fifth Column", where she shared the stage with the illustrious Lee J. Cobb, and "Clash by Night", featuring the inimitable Tallulah Bankhead.
Katherine Locke
Deceased · Born: Jun 24, 1910 · Died: Sep 12, 1995
