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In 2000, Seegar appeared in the [[documentary (film)|documentary]] ''[[I Used to Be in Pictures]]'', which featured commentary from other early actors and actresses including [[Lucille Lund]], [[Beverly Roberts]], and [[Muriel Evans]]. On September 1, 2009, Miriam Seegar celebrated her 102nd Birthday. |
In 2000, Seegar appeared in the [[documentary (film)|documentary]] ''[[I Used to Be in Pictures]]'', which featured commentary from other early actors and actresses including [[Lucille Lund]], [[Beverly Roberts]], and [[Muriel Evans]]. On September 1, 2009, Miriam Seegar celebrated her 102nd Birthday. |
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When Miriam was 21 years old she sailed across the Atlantic ocean onboard RMS Aquitania in March 1929. |
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Miriam Seegar | |
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| Occupation | Film actress |
| Years active | 1928-1933 |
| Spouse | Tim Whelan |
Miriam Seegar (born September 1, 1907) is an American silent film actress.
Born in Greentown, Indiana, she made her film debut in 1928. Her first film was The Price of Divorce, in which she starred alongside Frances Day and Rex Maurice. She followed that with a lead role in Valley of the Ghosts the same year. She starred in four films in 1929 and six films in 1930, includinge The Dawn Trail opposite western film star Buck Jones. In 1931 and 1932, she made a total of six films, all B-movies, and retired from acting in 1933,after which she got married and had children,Later finding employment as an Interior Decorator.
In 2000, Seegar appeared in the documentary I Used to Be in Pictures, which featured commentary from other early actors and actresses including Lucille Lund, Beverly Roberts, and Muriel Evans. On September 1, 2009, Miriam Seegar celebrated her 102nd Birthday.
When Miriam was 21 years old she sailed across the Atlantic ocean onboard RMS Aquitania in March 1929.
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