Ernestine Myers

1900–1991 (age 91)

Dancer

Biography

Ernestine Myers graced stages with her expressive movement, capturing audiences through theater, vaudeville, and dance instruction during the golden age of American performing arts. Her dedication to her craft made her a sought-after performer and a patient teacher who nurtured the next generation of dancers.

Beyond the spotlight she remained a steadfast advocate for the arts, welcoming aspiring artists into studios where discipline met imagination. Her legacy is felt in every pirouette inspired by her devotion to rhythm, emotion, and community.

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