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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... Alton awaited her . Alton had assumed that the prospect of traveling by train across America would thrill her client . She was wrong . " Clara was going into a new world , " she discovered , " and yet she took it as a savage would ...
... Alton awaited her . Alton had assumed that the prospect of traveling by train across America would thrill her client . She was wrong . " Clara was going into a new world , " she discovered , " and yet she took it as a savage would ...
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... Alton who rented them an apartment on the corner of Hollywood Boulevard and Hudson Avenue and Alton who drove Clara to the Preferred studio each morning , then picked her up at night . Since Schulberg controlled her career , this was ...
... Alton who rented them an apartment on the corner of Hollywood Boulevard and Hudson Avenue and Alton who drove Clara to the Preferred studio each morning , then picked her up at night . Since Schulberg controlled her career , this was ...
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... Alton's dire forecast , even though she played a lead role in Preferred's Poisoned Paradise , then was loaned - out to Principal Pictures for Daughters of Pleasure . The facts did not allay her fears . What Alton said , Clara believed ...
... Alton's dire forecast , even though she played a lead role in Preferred's Poisoned Paradise , then was loaned - out to Principal Pictures for Daughters of Pleasure . The facts did not allay her fears . What Alton said , Clara believed ...
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