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Katherine Locke (June 24, 1910 – September 12, 1995) was a Broadway actress in the late 1930s. Early life. She was born in Kalinkavičy (now Kalinkavichy, Belarus) and raised in the United States.
Katherine Locke is the award-winning author of the Young Adult novels The Girl with the Red Balloon and The Spy with the Red Balloon, and the romance series District Ballet Company, and more. She is also the editor of the Jewish YA anthology It's A Whole Spiel.
Katherine Locke. Actress: The Seventh Cross. Ms. Locke became the toast of Broadway's 1937 season when she starred with John Garfield in "Having a Wonderful Time", the Arthur Kober comedy. She was critically acclaimed as Ophelia in the Maurice Evans production of "Hamlet".
“Katherine Locke expertly captures the intense paranoia and repression of Soviet-controlled East Berlin with the brutal, smothering existence of the Jewish inhabitants of the Lodz ghetto and Chelmno death camp in Nazi Germany.
19 Dis 2023 · Katherine Locke lives and writes in a small town outside Philadelphia, where she’s ruled by her feline overlords and her addiction to chai lattes. She writes about that which she cannot do: ballet, magic, and time travel. She secretly believes all stories are fairytales in disguise.
Author Katherine Locke lives and writes in Philadelphia, where she’s ruled by her feline overlords and her addiction to chai lattes. She writes about that which she cannot do: ballet, time travel, and magic. She is the award-winning author of The Girl with the Red Balloon.
17 Sep 1995 · Katherine Locke, stage and film actress who established herself in Broadway’s “Having a Wonderful Time” and was critically acclaimed as Shakespeare’s Ophelia, has died. She was 85.
