Clara Bow: Runnin' Wild, Volume 10The legendary predecessor of Marilyn Monroe and Madonna, Clara Bow was America's sweetheart in the 1920's as the original flapper. She starred in over fifty films, including It, but ended her life as a recluse. |
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... find film work continued . By now Clara was convinced that " winnin ' the contest hadn't seemed t'mean a thing . I wore myself out goin ' from studio t'studio , from agency t'agency , applyin ' for every possible part . But there was ...
... find film work continued . By now Clara was convinced that " winnin ' the contest hadn't seemed t'mean a thing . I wore myself out goin ' from studio t'studio , from agency t'agency , applyin ' for every possible part . But there was ...
Page 113
... find down the rabbit hole . " Nazimova , who kept one apartment on permanent reserve for herself , had built her pool in the shape of the Black Sea as a reminder of her native land . That fall in 1927 , the Garden of Allah became the ...
... find down the rabbit hole . " Nazimova , who kept one apartment on permanent reserve for herself , had built her pool in the shape of the Black Sea as a reminder of her native land . That fall in 1927 , the Garden of Allah became the ...
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... find out who that friend was . It wasn't difficult . For eight months Clara had kept her rela- tionship with Earl Pearson relatively quiet , but encouraged by his promises of divorce , Clara soon began referring to Pearson in interviews ...
... find out who that friend was . It wasn't difficult . For eight months Clara had kept her rela- tionship with Earl Pearson relatively quiet , but encouraged by his promises of divorce , Clara soon began referring to Pearson in interviews ...
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