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 67
... called them ) , they found him stretched out on one side , smoking a cigarette and staring at Clara's picture . He had positioned himself so the blood from his superficial wounds would trickle atop her image . Savage was taken to ...
... called them ) , they found him stretched out on one side , smoking a cigarette and staring at Clara's picture . He had positioned himself so the blood from his superficial wounds would trickle atop her image . Savage was taken to ...
Page 84
... called her " Clarita . " She called him " my first really big love experience . " " Bow plus Glyn equals underwear " : Red Hair.
... called her " Clarita . " She called him " my first really big love experience . " " Bow plus Glyn equals underwear " : Red Hair.
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... called a doctor , and put her to bed . Standing above her prostrate , whimpering form , he could not help compar- ing the lively girl he had once loved to the piteous wreck stretched out before him . As if she had read his mind , Clara ...
... called a doctor , and put her to bed . Standing above her prostrate , whimpering form , he could not help compar- ing the lively girl he had once loved to the piteous wreck stretched out before him . As if she had read his mind , Clara ...
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