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 71
... months ' salary in advance ) ; and $ 25,000 for Clara if Paramount failed to exercise its option prior to the contract's expiration in 1931 . These were not casual concessions . Paramount had even relin- quished its nonnegotiable morals ...
... months ' salary in advance ) ; and $ 25,000 for Clara if Paramount failed to exercise its option prior to the contract's expiration in 1931 . These were not casual concessions . Paramount had even relin- quished its nonnegotiable morals ...
Page 73
... month to month ( most films were made in four weeks ) , the predominantly male cast and crews of Wings and Fleming's ... months . I know that was the correct time because the elevator [ operators were girls , and they all became pregnant ...
... month to month ( most films were made in four weeks ) , the predominantly male cast and crews of Wings and Fleming's ... months . I know that was the correct time because the elevator [ operators were girls , and they all became pregnant ...
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... months in 1940 , eighteen months in 1943-45 , and ten months in 1949-50 ) , Tony and George were not upset by this development . Both agreed to attend military school near Los Angeles , where Clara would also live so she could be near ...
... months in 1940 , eighteen months in 1943-45 , and ten months in 1949-50 ) , Tony and George were not upset by this development . Both agreed to attend military school near Los Angeles , where Clara would also live so she could be near ...
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