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• BIOGRAPHY: CLARA BOW: HOLLYWOOD'S SILENT SEXPOT explores the tumultuous life of the silent screen star - from her poverty-stricken childhood in Brooklyn to her reclusive final years. At the height of her fame, Clara Bow received over 350,000 letters a year and was dubbed the "It" girl. ... Clara approached her sexual affairs with a shocking candor. ... When Clara began to suffer from hereditary mental illness, Paramount was all too ready to cancel her contract. ... Bow's career was finished by the time she was 30. ...
• BIOGRAPHY: CLARA BOW: HOLLYWOOD'S SILENT SEXPOT features clips from Clara's films; her never-before-heard last performance on the Truth or Consequences radio show; Clara flubbing lines in her last film; and a rare glimpse of Clara talking on a British newsreel. Interviews include school classmate Catherine Mulligan Bowles; 100-year-old screenwriter Frederica Sagor Maas; silent movie child actress "Baby Peggy;" Paramount star Fay Wray; Clara's son Rex Bell Jr. ; and the woman who replaced Clara at Paramount, Sylvia Sidney.
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• Clara Gordon Bow, destined to become THE flapper of the 1920's, was born and raised in poverty in Brooklyn, New York, on July 29, 1905. ... Her mother tried to slit Clara's throat when she attempted to enter the film industry. ... The film starred Clara as a shop girl who was asked out by the store's owner. ... This movie did a lot to change society's mores as there was only a few years between World War I and Clara Bow, but this movie went a long way in how society looked at itself. Clara was flaming youth in rebellion. ... Clara was also involved in several court battles ranging from unpaid taxes to being in divorce court for "stealing" women's husbands. ... Clara was confined to a sanitarium from time to time and was not allowed access to her loving sons she adored very much. ...
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• "Clara Bow was the screen's first sex symbol," argues Leonard Maltin in Clara Bow: Discovering the 'It' Girl (Kino). Bow, whose free spirit and scandals-both on and off the set-epitomized the flapper era, has recently come back into vogue. Along with this new documentary, Kino Video has re-released two of Bow's most popular films, Plastic Age from 1925 and the 1927 film that made her a legend, It. ...
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• The main lesson gleaned from these three videos of Clara Bow's turbulent life is that fame, along with youth, is fleeting. Some critics called Bow a washed up has-been at age 25. It's heartbreaking to hear Bow, as an elderly recluse, comment on Marilyn Monroe's suicide: "Being a sex symbol is a heavy load to carry when one is hurt, tired, and bewildered. " Yet during the late 1920s, Bow did just that, and provided a strong new female role model in a time when Victorian virginity was still the norm. ...

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• Clara Bow was an American actress and sex symbol, best known for her film work in the 1920s and early 1930s. To some, Bow was the era's archetype of the flapper. ...
• Bow was born in a tenement in Brooklyn, New York in 1907, the only surviving child of a family afflicted with mental illness and Dickensian poverty and physical and emotional abuse. ... Her father, Robert Bow, was rarely present and may have been mentally retarded; he reportedly raped Clara when she was a young girl. ...
• Bow was dubbed "The IT Girl"—"It" being a euphemism for sex-appeal, as defined by the British novelist Elinor Glyn. ... Budd Schulberg, a producer's son, said, "Clara Bow, no matter how great her popularity, was a low life and disgrace to the community. ...
• John, felt that Bow had enormous promise that was never tapped by the studios. Documentation indicates that as Bow developed a reputation as "Crisis-a-Day Clara," Paramount went out of its way to humiliate the increasingly emotionally frail actress by cancelling her films, docking her pay, charging her for unreturned costumes, and insisting that she pay for her publicity photographs. ...
• After movies such as Wings (1927), Bow's career continued with some success into the early sound film era, with notable success as a singer, until she retired in 1933 to raise her children with her husband, cowboy actor Rex Bell (actually George F. ...
• After being diagnosed a schizophrenic in 1949 and suffering a mental-health regimen that included shock treatments, Clara Bow died on September 26, 1965 and was interred in the Forest Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery in Glendale, California. ...
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• Even now watching her in clips from "Man Trap" (1926) and "It" (1927), Bow's two best surviving films, it's easy to see why men fell in love with her, women copied her look and so many wrote her fan letters – 45,000 in one month.
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• Clara Bow, who died in 1965, made 58 films, including "Wings" (1927), the first Oscar winner, but much of her work has been lost. ...

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• Entertainment memorabilia including Clara Bow property direct from the silent screen star’s estate, Buddy Holly’s first electric guitar and rare vintage film posters will be offered at Butterfields, the West Coast’s leading auctioneer, on Thursday, June 27, 2002 in San Francisco and via the Internet. ...
• Featured in this, the second session of Butterfields’ summer Books, Manuscripts & Entertainment Memorabilia auction is a collection of material from silent screen star Clara Bow. Decades before Marilyn and Madonna, Clara Bow fans flocked to her more than 60 movies to watch the plucky, free-spirited actress who, according to F. ...
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• Clara Bow told reporters and fans toward the end of her life that she had saved nothing from her film career, but in fact she spent her twilight years meticulously organizing and identifying photographs and clippings for her sons. These photographs and scrapbooks became an important primary source for David Stenn’s biography Clara Bow: Runnin’ Wild and for an upcoming Biography episode on Bow to air in early July on the A&E network. Butterfields’ specialist in charge Catherine Williamson says, This collection is a rare find, containing as it does artifacts from Clara’s early career previously thought lost coupled with commentary, sometimes nostalgic, sometimes bitter, added at the end of her life. ...
• Nearly 50-lots of Bow material will be offered including black & white portraits inscribed to her father and to her husband and a collection of forty 8x10 publicity stills from her early career, also inscribed by the actress (est. ... Also offered are rare key still sets from Bow films such as The Saturday Night Kid (1929), Her Wedding Night (1930) and Kick In (1931), each believed to be the only surviving set from those films. A rare one-sheet for Bow’s last film Hoopla (1933) should bring $2,000 to $3,000.
• A personal collection of 29 photographs of the star on honeymoon with husband Rex Bell features the couple in Europe in 1932 and an actual sound recording made in the 1950s features Bow, with her sharp Brooklyn accent, reciting Shakespeare and poetry.
• Clara Bow’s trophy from a 1924 dance contest, a 1927 WAMPAS trophy for screen achievement and a 1957 Eastman House Medal of Honor awarded to the actress will be offered as will a first edition copy of Edgar Rice Burroughs’ Swords of Mars inscribed by the author to the movie star. A Jack Dempsey poster inscribed to Bow’s father and photos given to Bow by other Hollywood luminaries such as Douglas Fairbanks Jr. ... Several interesting short stories written by Bow will be offered including a manuscript she penned from The Institute of Living, a Hartford, CT psychiatric hospital at which she was diagnosed as schizophrenic in 1949.

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• Clara Bow achieved phenomenal popularity in the realm of silent movies as the "It Girl. ... "It was easy for me t'cry," Clara stated. ...
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• Born Clara Bow on July 29,1905 in a New York tenement, the tiny infant's prospect for a happy existence was barely a chance in a million. As a child, Clara found escape from reality in going to the movies where her loneliness took a back seat to the bigger than life characters on the screen. Clara fantasized that she would one day be a movie star just like her idols Mary Pickford, Douglas Fairbanks and Wallace Reid. ...
• When Clara expressed her hopes and dreams her mother raged "You ain't goin' inta pictures. ... " Besides an irrational abhorrence to anything related to cinema, Clara's mother constantly berated her daughter as talentless and being "the ugliest little mutt in the family. " To further dampen a prosperous future, Clara was forced to quit school and find a job by age 13. ...
• Young at heart but carrying the weight of the world on her shoulders, Clara found solace in Motion Picture magazine where she lost herself in glamorous stories of the stars. When she was 16, Clara saw something in her favorite magazine that changed her life forever - the Fame and Fortune Contest. The contest winner was guaranteed a part in a movie and Clara decided to enter. ... Disappointment, however, prevailed when the movie premiered with Clara's scene on the cutting room floor.
• Undaunted, the young actress went from audition to audition and in her own words Clara recalled her constant efforts ". ... Personal rejection, albeit, once again reared its ugly head when Clifton met Clara and told her she was too old for the part. ...

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• The best biography of Clara Bow available. Of course, Bow's life is the stuff that trashy bios are made of, but Stenn has a respect for the lady and an her career, and the sad tales of her life are gently woven into the career of one of the most outstanding actresses of the silent era. ...

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• Forget Tara Palmer-Tomkinson, the real It girl was Clara Bow, a silent move actress who epitomised the modern American girl of the 1920s. During a recent series at the National Film Theatre, film director and Birkbeck's Professor of Film and Media Studies, Laura Mulvey explored how Clara and other "flapper stars" became emblems of the new femininity. ...
• "We tend to think of flappers in frivolous terms, women with cupid bow lips or feathers in their hair but they came to represent modernity. ...
• Clara Bow was the quintessential flapper: pretty, impudent, superbly assured, worldly wise and barely clad. A sequence from the film It sums up the new flirtatious attitude: when she spies a fantastically handsome man, Clara pleads (via a caption) 'Sweet Santa Claus please bring me him'. ...
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• They permitted a certain amount of wild flapper parties and allowed Clara Bow to be this fantastic vigorous independent outspoken woman (though of course in the silent mode) but at the same time the movie narratives had to assert a certain amount of traditional morality towards the end. ...
• While on-screen Clara Bow only managed to partially circumvent the Hayes Code, off-screen she lived the flapper lifestyle for real. ...

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• Courtney Love narrates this look at the life and career of Hollywood's "It" Girl, silent screen siren Clara Bow. Bow's unique persona--a sexual "everywoman"--made her a superstar of the Jazz Age and widened the range of roles available to women thereafter. This Turner Classic Movies production includes scenes from 25 of Bow's films and interviews with family members, acquaintances and experts, including biographer David Stenn, writer Budd Schulberg and film historian Leonard Maltin.
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