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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... camera she could exude personality . Newsreel foot- age shows Clara among the Baby Stars , her unruly hair blowing in the wind while others wear chic cloche hats . Grinning impishly , she blows a kiss to the camera , as natural as the ...
... camera she could exude personality . Newsreel foot- age shows Clara among the Baby Stars , her unruly hair blowing in the wind while others wear chic cloche hats . Grinning impishly , she blows a kiss to the camera , as natural as the ...
Page 69
... camera . " She told me , ' Be yourself , ' " the comedian wrote . " She is . She is never camera- conscious and acts on the set as she would in her home . " One scene in Kid Boots called for Clara to squabble with Cantor , and to his ...
... camera . " She told me , ' Be yourself , ' " the comedian wrote . " She is . She is never camera- conscious and acts on the set as she would in her home . " One scene in Kid Boots called for Clara to squabble with Cantor , and to his ...
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... camera range , avoiding normal steps that could record as stomps on sensitive recording equipment known to pick up everything from outside street traffic to the rumbling of an empty stomach . Only when an actor hit a designated " mark ...
... camera range , avoiding normal steps that could record as stomps on sensitive recording equipment known to pick up everything from outside street traffic to the rumbling of an empty stomach . Only when an actor hit a designated " mark ...
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