Ruth Cherrington, a talented actress who previously went by the name Bertha M. Ebert Miller, embarked on her cinematic journey at M-G-M Studios in New Jersey, before eventually concluding her career in Los Angeles, California, where she predominantly took on character actress and bit part roles until 1947.
Interestingly, her family has suggested that she may have played a pivotal role in the establishment of the Christian Science religion. Moreover, Ruth spent an impressive thirty years as a member of Central Casting, a testament to her dedication and longevity in the industry.
In her personal life, Ruth's son, William "Bill" Miller, made the selfless decision to adopt three children with disabilities in the mid-1940s, a testament to his compassion and commitment to his family.
