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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Page 158
... Louise Brooks finally met her idol during this traumatic pe- riod . A decorative but not particularly popular featured player , Brooks reported to Roy Pomeroy's studio one day and discovered Clara curled up in the corner of an oversized ...
... Louise Brooks finally met her idol during this traumatic pe- riod . A decorative but not particularly popular featured player , Brooks reported to Roy Pomeroy's studio one day and discovered Clara curled up in the corner of an oversized ...
Page 278
... Louise Brooks triumphant . Now a Roch- ester resident and silent film scholar , Brooks had taken to inter- rupting interviews about her own career to proclaim her idol " the most neglected and underrated of all film actresses . ” When ...
... Louise Brooks triumphant . Now a Roch- ester resident and silent film scholar , Brooks had taken to inter- rupting interviews about her own career to proclaim her idol " the most neglected and underrated of all film actresses . ” When ...
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... Louise Brooks in Holly- wood : The Pioneers . 159 160 " in absolute ignorance " : Letter from Louise Brooks to Kevin Brownlow , November 23 , 1977 . " just began to talk " : Louise Brooks in Hollywood : The Pioneers . " so damn ...
... Louise Brooks in Holly- wood : The Pioneers . 159 160 " in absolute ignorance " : Letter from Louise Brooks to Kevin Brownlow , November 23 , 1977 . " just began to talk " : Louise Brooks in Hollywood : The Pioneers . " so damn ...
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