Easter Walters, born on March 25, 1894, in Iowa, USA, was a multi-talented actress known for her work in silent films and her exceptional motorcycle stunt riding skills. She moved to Hollywood around 1918 to pursue a career in the entertainment industry. Throughout her film career, Easter Walters made headway as an actress in notable silent films such as “Common Clay” (1919), “Hands Up!” (1918), … Continue reading Silent Film Icon: The Daring Stunts and Hollywood Career of Easter Walters