Actress Pearl White

John Decker (1895-1947): Wilshire Bowl Restaurant mural design – study/sketch 1941 (part 1 of 4) Caricatures of Hollywood actors 1920s-1930s. Original from Smithsonian Institution. Persons depicted: Ford Sterling Ben Turpin Mack Sennett Pearl White Chester Conklin Paul Wolfgang Panzer Caricature murals by the famous Hollywood set designer, painter, and caricaturist John Decker (1895–1947), formerly known as Leopold von der Decken. The charateur murals depicting famous actors and actresses were installed at the Wilshire Bowl night club in September 1941 to promote the cabaret show “The Silver Screen”, a production about the golden age of cinema. Rawpixel have digitally enhanced these illustrations into high resolution quality, and they are downloadable under the CC0 license: https://www.rawpixel.com/board/1292898/wilshire-bowl-mural-studies-free-cc0-public-domain-artworks Free download under CC Attribution (CC BY 4.0). Please credit the artist and rawpixel.com.

Sheet music cover: "Elaine : Hesitation Waltzes" 1 piano score (5 p.) ; 35 cm. Illustrated cover with image of Pearl White. EXPLOITS OF ELAINE (Motion picture : 1914-1915)

Sheet music cover: "Elaine : My Moving Picture Queen" 1 vocal score (5 p.) ; 35 cm. Illustrated cover with image of Pearl White. The Exploits of Elaine (Motion picture serial : 1914-1915)

A scene from the American melodrama film Know Your Men (1921) which played at the Colonial Theater, Seattle. Includes Pearl White. Dated Sept. 8, 1921. Subjects: motion pictures, actresses

A scene from the American melodrama film Know Your Men (1921) which played at the Colonial Theater, Seattle. Includes Pearl White. Dated Sept. 8, 1921. Subjects: motion pictures, actresses

Film poster for the American film serial The Lightning Raider (1919) with Pearl White.

Poster for the American film serial The Lightning Raider (1919) with Pearl White.

Still from the production of the American film serial The House of Hate with Pearl White and Antonio Moreno, with director George B. Seitz and cinematographer Arthur Charles Miller, on page 151 of William Lord Wright, Photoplay Writing (1922). The location of the shot is Cliffhanger Point on the Hudson Palisades

Advertisement for the American drama film The Broadway Peacock (1922) with Pearl White, on pages 8 and 9 of the February 18, 1922 Exhibitors Herald.