1887 - 1961

She already appeared as a teenager in first plays before the family movied to Great Britain in 1898.
There Madge Titheradge made her stage debut with "The Water Babies" in 1902 and soon became a busy stage actress. 
To her well-known stage successes belong "King Henry V" (08), "A Butterly upon the Wheel" (11) and "Peter Pan" (14).
Finally followed a world tour which led her to Australia, the USA and Canada.

She made her film debut in England in 1915 with "Brigadier Gerard" (15), afterwards she went to Hollywood where she took part in the movies "A Fair Impostor" (16), "The Woman Who Was Nothing" (17), "God Bless Our Red, White and Blue" (18) and "Gamblers Al

Her last movies came in 1920 into being with "The Husband Hunter" (20), "Love in the Wilderness" (20), "Her Story" (20), "David and Jonathan" (20) and "A Temporary Gentleman" (20).

Then she concentrated again to the theater and was sucessful with plays like "Othello" (21), "A Doll's House" (23), "Much Ado About Nothing" (26) and "Theatre Royal" (36).

Madge Titheradge retired from the limelight in 1938 because of her bad health. Unfortunately she was not able to enjoy her private life because of her health status, finally it lead to invalidity.

Madge Titheradge was among others married with the actor Charles Quartermaine.