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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... actress , just beautiful . And I often wondered to myself , ' Where did this young girl get all this knowledge , this understanding , this feeling ? ' • Only nineteen himself , Billy Kaplan kept his crush on Clara hidden . So did the ...
... actress , just beautiful . And I often wondered to myself , ' Where did this young girl get all this knowledge , this understanding , this feeling ? ' • Only nineteen himself , Billy Kaplan kept his crush on Clara hidden . So did the ...
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... actress Marion Davies . Hearst also built Davies a 110 - room " beach house " in Santa Monica where Elinor Glyn was guest of honor . Prior to her arrival in Hollywood , Elinor had considered mov- ies a cheap and vulgar diversion of ...
... actress Marion Davies . Hearst also built Davies a 110 - room " beach house " in Santa Monica where Elinor Glyn was guest of honor . Prior to her arrival in Hollywood , Elinor had considered mov- ies a cheap and vulgar diversion of ...
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... actress . Nonetheless Monroe's instant martyrdom struck Clara as extreme , for compared to the trials in her life , her successor's tribulations seemed minor . " She was never in the position that I was caught in , " Clara noted . " Hot ...
... actress . Nonetheless Monroe's instant martyrdom struck Clara as extreme , for compared to the trials in her life , her successor's tribulations seemed minor . " She was never in the position that I was caught in , " Clara noted . " Hot ...
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