Alice White

Biography

Alice White was a prominent American film actress who rose to fame during the late silent era, often compared to Clara Bow for her bubbly persona. Her career took off after director Charlie Chaplin discovered her and encouraged her to pursue acting, leading to roles in First National/Warner Brothers films like Broadway Babies and Naughty Baby. Despite initial promise, White's career was marred by scandal and slow progress, ultimately resulting in supporting roles and a final film appearance in 1949.