George White was originally a dancer and part of a dance troupe on Burlesque Stages in the early 1900's as a teen with Ben Ryan. This would eventually lead him to solo as well as partnered dance work with partners Louise Brooks, Minerva Coverdale and Ann Pennington on the Broadway stage.

    As time passed he would become an Impresario and Theatre owner like Flo Ziegfeld and would write, produce, direct and sometimes act or dance in his own productions ... such as his more famous ones

called the George White Scandals (1911-1939.) George White danced in the 1911 and 1915 editions of the Follies before producing a series of thirteen lavish Scandals plus two film versions.

    These "Scandals" productions would help many future stars obtain their careers such as Alice Faye, Ann Miller, Ann Pennington, Eleanor Powell, Frances Williams, Ray Bolger and Rudy Vallee were in his stage productions to name a few.