The subseries consists predominately of Pierce's performances as a female impressionist at venues across the country. The photographs also document his early stage work with Rio Dante; he and Dante developed and performed skits utilizing "Les Moppettes." Les Moppettes were puppets that allowed the expressive face of the performer to be seen seemingly attached to a puppet body. The body of the puppet allowed for more exaggerated and comical movements.

The subseries consists of personal and publicity photographs of Pierce’s appearances, on the stage, in motion pictures, and in television shows. The personal photographs include those taken off-set, at cast parties, and of the television broadcasts.

The subseries consists of personal and publicity photographs of Pierce’s appearances, on the stage, in motion pictures, and in television shows. The personal photographs include those taken off-set, at cast parties, and of the television broadcasts.

The subseries consists of personal and publicity photographs of Pierce’s appearances, on the stage, in motion pictures, and in television shows. The personal photographs include those taken off-set, at cast parties, and of the television broadcasts.

The subseries consists of personal and publicity photographs of Pierce’s appearances, on the stage, in motion pictures, and in television shows. The personal photographs include those taken off-set, at cast parties, and of the television broadcasts.