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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... Brooklyn for a feast of Chinese food , their favorite . A little money went a long way in a chop suey parlor on Fulton Street , and the couple would sit for hours " just looking at each other and eating . . . God , we must've been dopey ...
... Brooklyn for a feast of Chinese food , their favorite . A little money went a long way in a chop suey parlor on Fulton Street , and the couple would sit for hours " just looking at each other and eating . . . God , we must've been dopey ...
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... Brooklyn's 4,000 - seat Paramount theater . It was a decision based on business , not sentiment . By 1929 , Brooklyn was New York City's most populous borough and hence a major market for the movie industry . This was the decisive ...
... Brooklyn's 4,000 - seat Paramount theater . It was a decision based on business , not sentiment . By 1929 , Brooklyn was New York City's most populous borough and hence a major market for the movie industry . This was the decisive ...
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... Brooklyn City Register Brooklyn Historical Society ( Clara Lamers ) Brooklyn Public Library ( Elizabeth White ) Columbia University - Butler Library George Eastman House , Rochester ( Caralee Aber , Barbara Galasso ) Evergreen Cemetery ...
... Brooklyn City Register Brooklyn Historical Society ( Clara Lamers ) Brooklyn Public Library ( Elizabeth White ) Columbia University - Butler Library George Eastman House , Rochester ( Caralee Aber , Barbara Galasso ) Evergreen Cemetery ...
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