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• Clara Gordon Bow was born in Brooklyn on July 29, 1905, exactly a decade after the birth of cinema. ... It was no wonder that young Clara took to the world of fantasy and dreamed of becoming a famous actress. ... But her entry to the entertainment industry was not sanctioned by her parents; her mother attempted to slit her throat when she found out Clara’s career plans. ...
• Clara thankfully made her escape, and found her way into acting when she won a beauty contest and got noticed by movie industry scouts. ...
• It was in 1926 that Clara hit the big time, when Paramount signed her on and molded her into a star right from the start. ... The next year, Clara made the film that would turn her into a star and movie icon: 1927’s “It”. ... At the pinnacle of the roaring 20s, the “It girl”, as personified by the smoldering Clara Bow, would come to represent Jazz modernity, a fierce (feminine) independence, and above all, sexual freedom. ...
• Exotic and quintessentially modern, Clara nonetheless suffered when the talkies made their appearance by 1927. ... Not only was Clara’s voice not as attractive as her appearance, but she had a strong Brooklyn actors not befitting a glamorous movie star. Clara was not fond of the discipline of the talkies, which she felt limited her freedom as an actress. ... This gossip stemmed from the fact that Clara was spending a lot of time in court fighting charges of unpaid tax and allegations that she was stealing other women’s wives from them. It was clear that Clara’s days in the limelight were quickly coming to an end. ...

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• The "jazz baby" personified, Clara Bow (1906-1965) became one of Hollywood's brightest lights of the '20s. Saucy and pert, Clara was dubbed 'The "It" Girl' by Elinor Glyn and chosen to star in the film version of Ms. ... While nothing more than good old sex appeal, "It" symbolized the tremendous progress women were making in society, and leading the way was Clara Bow.
• Success followed success, with Clara's popularity growing from such films as Mantrap, Kid Boots, Dancing Mothers, and Wings. But it was 1927's grand-slam smash It which made Clara Bow Paramount's number 1 star, and the most famous name in Hollywood.
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• Born to an Alcoholic Father and a clinically insane mother, Clara was raised in Various Brooklyn tenements. While her father was off getting drunk, her mother would occasionally lock little Clara in a closet, while she entertained "uncles"  After Clara began showing an interest in acting, her mother (who equated all actresses with whores) tried to kill her with a kitchen knife. Somehow Clara managed to Get the knife out of her mothers hands, and saved herself by locking  herself in the closet until her father came home. ...
• Soon after the commitment her father forced young Clara to have sex with him, essentially raping her. ...
• old, Clara won a contest sponsored by a Movie Magazine, The prize was a role in a film. ...
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• In 1932 ,Paramount's offer of a Large sum of money, seduced Clara into going back to Hollywood, where She made two more films, the last being  "hoopla" which was superb. ...
• Clara's Real downfall from film was the coming of sound, She never could get used to the microphone. ...
• For the rest of her life Clara continued to be plagued by Insomnia, and eventually Agoraphobia. ...
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• Clara Bow makes her film debut as a Quaker girl in a 19th-century whaling town. ...
• Clara Bow really has "It" in this silent double feature. ... When her lover is killed by a wealthy man, Bow joins forces with a band of crooks to get even by seducing and bilking the culprit. ... Then, Bow makes her film debut as a Quaker girl in a 19th-century whaling town. ...
• Legendary silent screen temptress Clara Bow stars in this tale of a orphan girl who, after being wrongfully sent to a reformatory for two years, is taken in by the family of the judge who sent her away and tries to become a society girl. ...
• Clara Bow really has "it" in this film as a conniving thief in Paris who thrives off ripping off American tourists. When her lover is killed by a wealthy man, Bow joins forces with a band of crooks and an underworld matriarch to get even through seduction--and bilk the culprit in the process! Donald Keith and Lillian Leighton also star. ...
• Silent screen sex symbol Clara Bow stars as a frisky, fun-loving college co-ed who draws her college sports star boyfriend from his athletic and academic endeavors in this tale of campus life in the Roaring '20s. ...
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• The vivacious screen persona of Clara Bow and an early appearance by Gary Cooper propel this silent melodrama that concerns the gold-digging machinations of a shop clerk who has her sights set on the store's owner; co-directed by Clarence Badger and Josef von Sternberg. ...
• The vivacious screen persona of Clara Bow and an early appearance by Gary Cooper propel this silent melodrama that concerns the gold-digging machinations of a shop clerk who has her sights set on the store's owner; co-directed by Clarence Badger and Josef von Sternberg. ...
• Richard Arlen and Buddy Rogers are friends who enlist in the Army Air Corps; Clara Bow is the woman they both love. ...
• A South Seas island is the setting for this fanciful romantic tale of love and adventure starring Clara Bow and Patricia Dupont. ...
• Clara Bow's last film is a talkie which finds her as an older woman seducing an 18-year-old, then turning him into a man while they both work for a travelling carnival. ...

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• Claim:   Actress Clara Bow held orgies during which she serviced the entire USC football team (including a young John Wayne). ...
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• Off-screen, Clara Bow lived up to her on-screen reputation, engaging in affairs (under the guise of on-again, off-again "engagements") with actors Gilbert Roland and Gary Cooper, director Victor Fleming, a married doctor named Earl Pearson, and "King of Broadway" Harry Richman. Gossip about Bow's private life was so pervasive that in 1931 the Coast Reporter ran a three-week series in which it named her as the mistress of several different men and claimed that she often had sex in public, engaged in threesomes with prostitutes, slept with women when no man was available, and turned to animals when no human companionship was at hand. ... Small wonder, then, that decades later, the public would similarly believe the scandalous tales about Clara's taking on the entire USC football team printed in Kenneth Anger's notorious book Hollywood Babylon. ...
• Clara Bow attended at her first USC game in 1926 as part of a promotion for her new film It and wangled tickets to a 1927 game from a Paramount publicity man who had formerly worked for USC. Clara was fascinated with the Trojan players, particularly captain and All-American quarterback Morley Drury. Clara later arranged a double date for herself and best friend Tui Lorraine with Drury and his fraternity brother Tom Dorsey. As Drury told Bow's biographer David Stenn, however, "Nothing happened. ...
• Nonetheless, Clara began entertaining the USC Trojans and their opponents at her house after every home game. ...
• Bow's domineering father objected to her Saturday evening revelries, however, so she took to entertaining groups of players in her room at the infamous mansion-turned-hotel known as the Garden of Allah in on Sunset Blvd. ... Clara's father soon put a stop to these festivities as well, and her contact with the USC football team was reduced to hosting an annual dinner for them at her home. The wild rumors about crazed orgies where Clara Bow provided personal "entertainment" for the entire "beer-swilling, gang-banging" Trojan squad grew over the ensuing decades, even though, as Stenn wrote, "the facts reveal a group of well-behaved boys who were, in Morley Drury's own words, 'too damn innocent' to be anything else. ...

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• In 1929, Clara Bow was the most popular film star in the world. ... As the star of Wings, the first movie selected for the Best Picture Award (1927-28), Clara accepted that film's Oscar from Douglas Fairbanks. ...
• A downside of Clara's success, however, was that she was being robbed blind by her business manager, her household staff, and relatives. ...
• Teetering on bankruptcy and foreclosure on her house, in early 1929 Clara hired Miss Daisy DeVoe as her personal secretary to manage her finances. Clara opened a "special account" into which her paychecks were deposited, and from which Daisy paid Clara's bills. Twenty-two months after hiring Daisy, Clara was financially healthy. Furthermore, thanks to Daisy's deposit of more than 50% of Clara's salary into a "trust account, she had $249,000 in savings.
• However, Daisy was fired in November 1930 after she lost a power struggle involving Clara's boyfriend and future husband, Rex Bell, who Daisy suspected was stealing from Clara. Daisy asked for a severance settlement that Clara interpreted as blackmail. Rebuffing Daisy when she tried to explain to Clara that she didn't want anything but her job back, Rex notified the police.
• Denying any wrongdoing, she steadfastly refused to sign a confession that she had stolen money from Clara, exclaiming: "I haven't done anything!" (Clara Bow, p. ...
• The indictment was based on Daisy's alleged mishandling of funds in Clara's "special account. ...
• Although assistant DA David Clark tried to vilify Daisy, he didn't present proof during the trial that she had even done anything except conscientiously take care of Clara's finances.
• The case against Daisy was so spurious that she couldn't have stolen the money involved in the one grand theft count of which she was convicted of , because it related to an $825 check signed by Clara that was used to pay her income taxes. ...
• The unflattering details of Clara's private life made public during Daisy's trial added to revelations about her free-spirited behavior that occurred during several previous scandals. ... So while Daisy went to prison, stress and years of overwork led to Clara having a physical and emotional breakdown. In spite of her condition, Paramount forced Clara to return to work to finish a movie. ... Without Daisy's advice to rely on, Clara was conned out of an additional $60,000 when Paramount terminated her contract in the summer of 1931.

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