. Motion Picture Studio Directory and Trade Annual (1916) . , and began his screencareer following a professional career since 1887. His first public work was as piano player, and later baritone soloist. He followed this line until ISMiss Mattie Day of Wisconsin,in many of the principal cities. combining it with dramatic work for six years. He took up this line following his marriage withHe gave up music in 1908 and played in dramatic stock, appearing in character and comedy leads,He was educated at Green Bay and Marinette, Wis., and partially prepared to practice medicine. Mr. Witting began w
. Motion Picture Studio Directory and Trade Annual (1916) . , and began his screencareer following a professional career since 1887. His first public work was as piano player, and later baritone soloist. He followed this line until ISMiss Mattie Day of Wisconsin,in many of the principal cities. combining it with dramatic work for six years. He took up this line following his marriage withHe gave up music in 1908 and played in dramatic stock, appearing in character and comedy leads,He was educated at Green Bay and Marinette, Wis., and partially prepared to practice medicine. Mr. Witting began work for the screen, appearing asold man Holland in The Fall of A Nation. With theUniversal he played Major Domo in Two Men ofSandy Bar. He daddies many of the Universalstars under the direction of Carleton, Cleo Madison,Worthing, Hunt and others. Mr. Witting is a goodhorseman and long distance swimmer. His height isfive feet ten and a half inches, weight one hundred andeighty-five pounds, brown hair, blue eyes, and mediumcomplexion. He was born in M ATTIE Day Witting, known on the dramatic stage as Mattie Davis, is now playing difficult character leads with Universal companies. She recently appeared in The Day of Reckoning; as Mrs. Mayer, the mother, in Shoes; Mrs. Allison in A Family Secret, and other releases. This character woman is a native of Knoxville,Iowa. Since 1892 she has played everything fromingenue parts to character leads in stock and road com-panies in the East and Middle West, and in the PacificCoast states. For a short time in 1914 she worked inpictures, only to return to the legitimate stage, andhas been with the Universal for the past several received her education in Wisconsin, and, with herhusband, holds the record for playing together continuously since theirjmarriage twenty-four years ago. She has the distinction ofbeing an excellent cook, and by all is spoken of as a delightful companion. Mrs. Witting is five feet five and a half inches
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