According to her niece, Gordon Kelly, "She never had a big hit and she never had a bad review. Not a single one. The critics all just loved her." Some of Katherine's favorite performances she starred in were her own title roles in That Awful Mrs. Eaton, about Andrew Jackson's scandal-plagued White House hostess and as an Irish immigrant boy in Little Old New York. In 1925, she married Broadway producer William A. Brady Jr. she had one daughter with him named, Barbara. Even though she had a family, she never abandoned them or her career. She and Brady made their home in New Jersey where they lived on a farm and had horses and dogs. Katherine Alexander made a two-hour trip by train to the theaters on Broadway, returning immediately afterward to be with her daughter and husband. Although she enjoyed socializing, counting among her friends and contemporaries, Helen Hayes and Humphrey Bogart, she was more oriented toward family than high
According to her niece, Gordon Kelly, "She never had a big hit and she never had a bad review. Not a single one. The critics all just loved her." Some of Katherine's favorite performances she starred in were her own title roles in That Awful Mrs. Eaton, about Andrew Jackson's scandal-plagued White House hostess and as an Irish immigrant boy in Little Old New York. In 1925, she married Broadway producer William A. Brady Jr. she had one daughter with him named, Barbara. Even though she had a family, she never abandoned them or her career. She and Brady made their home in New Jersey where they lived on a farm and had horses and dogs. Katherine Alexander made a two-hour trip by train to the theaters on Broadway, returning immediately afterward to be with her daughter and husband. Although she enjoyed socializing, counting among her friends and contemporaries, Helen Hayes and Humphrey Bogart, she was more oriented toward family than high