Mathilde Brundage
Mathilde Brundage (September 22, 1859 – May 6, 1939) was an American actress. She appeared in 87 films between 1914 and 1928.
Also known as Bertha Brundage, she was born in Louisville, Kentucky. For much of her life, her family thwarted her desire to act on stage.
Brundage's film debut came in The Crucible (1914); her last film was That's My Daddy (1928).
On May 6, 1939, Brundage died in St. Mary's Hospital in Long Beach, California.
Acted in
That's My Daddy
1927
as Mrs. Van Tassel
Love Me and the World is Mine
1927
as Mrs. Van Denbosch
The Denver Dude
1927
as Mrs. Phipps
Racing Romance
1926
as Mrs. Channing
The Midnight Message
1926
as Mrs. Richard Macy
Men of the Night
1926
as Lady Broderick
Seven Sinners
1925
as Mamie McDowell
The Spaniard
1925
as Senora de la Carta
The Charmer
1925
as Mrs. Bayne
One Glorious Night
1924
as Mrs. Graham
Oh, You Tony!
1924
as Senator's Wife (as Mathida Brundage)
Strangers of the Night
1923
as Mrs. Whatcombe
Blinky
1923
as Mrs. Islip
A Self-Made Man
1922
as Aunt Lydia
The Primitive Lover
1922
as Mrs. Graham
My Boy
1921
as Mrs. Blair
Hail the Woman
1921
as Mrs. Stuart
The Rage of Paris
1921
as Mme. Courtigny
The Unknown Wife
1921
as Mrs. Stanwood Kent
Dangerous Business
1920
as Mrs. Flavell
The Good-Bad Wife
1920
as Mrs. Carter
The Career of Katherine Bush
1919
as Lady Garrubardine
The New Moon
1919
Wives of Men
1918
as Mrs. James Randolph Emerson Sr.
Life or Honor?
1918
as Mrs. Harmon
The Light Within
1918
as Nurse
Suspicion
1918
as Mrs. Pennington
Raffles, the Amateur Cracksman
1917
as Lady Melrose (as Mrs. Mathilde Brundage)
The Secret of the Storm Country
1917
as Mrs. Graves (as Mrs. H.J. Brundage)
Reputation
1917
as Mrs. Clavering
Wife Number Two
1917
as His Mother
The Waiting Soul
1917
as Mrs. Brinsley
Bridges Burned
1917
as Norah
The River of Romance
1916
as Mrs. Stephen Witherbee
Half a Rogue
1916
The Great Problem
1916
Her Debt of Honor
1916
as Mrs. Varcoe
The City of Illusion
1916
Emmy of Stork's Nest
1915
as Crisshy Stork (as Mrs. Brundage)
A Royal Family
1915