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• As part of Kino's series of editions of Clara Bow films, they have also released the documentary Clara Bow: Discovering the "It" Girl (1999) produced for Turner Classic Movies by Hugh Munro Neely and Elaina B. ... Narrated by Courtney Love, the documentary is a sweeping chronological dash through the life of Clara Bow.
• The documentary includes interviews with Bow's childhood friend Catherine Mulligan, son Rex Bell Jr. ... Lyles, actress Marion Schilling, Bow friend Marge Marshall, and an audio exerpt from Bow costar Charles "Buddy" Rogers.
• The documentary also includes motion picture exerpts from Mary Pickford's Cinderella (1914), Clara's debut film Beyond the Rainbow (1922), Down to the Sea in Ships (1922) the first film in which audiences actually saw Clara, Helen's Babies (1924) with Edward Everett Horton, Black Oxen (1924), Poisoned Paradise (1924), Black Lightning (1924), Empty Hearts (1924) which was rediscovered in 1991, My Lady of Whims (1925), Free to Love (1925), Parisian Love (1925) released by Kino in their VHS series on Clara Bow, The Plastic Age (1925) also released by Kino, Dancing Mothers (1926), Mantrap (1926), exerpt from a trailer for Rough House Rosie (1927), It (1927), Wings (1927), two exerpts from Get Your Man (1927) with Buddy Rogers and listed as being "from original decomposing nitrate," a promotional film for Hula (1927), Clara's first sound film The Wild Party (1929), Dangerous Curves (1929), The Saturday Night Kid (1929), Love Among the Millionaires (1930), True to the Navy (1930) with Rex Bell, No Limit (1931), Kick In (1931), an early 1930s clip of Clara and Rex Bell on their 600,000 acre ranch in Nevada, Call Her Savage (1932) for Fox, and Hoopla (1933) her final film, including a brief outtake from the film.
• Tearing through the life of Clara Bow at the pace of one of her flapper films, the documentary covers a handful of career and personal highlights. ... The documentary in passing touches on Clara's relationships with Gilbert Roland, Victor Fleming, Gary Cooper, John Gilbert, Norman Kerry and Bela Lugosi. Also noted is The Coast Reporter's smear campaign against Clara Bow (pursued obviously to boost the circulation of the tiny southern California newspaper), Clara's intimidation by the sound film microphone, and Bow's release from her Paramount contract in 1931 at age 25. ... Clara's growing distain for public life, Rex's 1944 campaign for Nevada state senator and his later election as Nevada's Lt. Governor is sketched as giving rise to Bow's attempted suicide in the early 1950s. ...
• Audio rarities included are exerpts from the song "Magnolia," written about Clara Bow, and a 1950s wire recording of Clara reading exerpts from Shakespeare that sounds as though it has been transferred to and transcribed from a 78 RPM record.
• While the documentary is a good introduction to the life and career of Clara Bow, we feel that it is regretably too superficial to be satisfying over multiple viewings but also think that the many delicious exerpts from Bow films justifies revisiting the documentary from time to time. ...
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• Ending the suspense of their two-year romance, Clara Bow and Rex Bell, cowboy actor and rancher, were quietly married in Las Vegas the night of December third. ...
• The romance of the tall, stalwart young Westerner and Clara began when he played a supporting part in her picture, True to the Navy, and then became her business manager.
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• On December 6, the couple went into Las Vegas again and Rex told reporters that the reason for all the secrecy – and denials – had been that they weren’t sure whether or not there was a non-marriage clause in Clara’s new film contract. ...
• But on December 8, back at her house in Beverly Hills, Clara revealed she was Mrs. ...
• That satisfied everybody – the movie colony, the reporters, and Sam Rork, independent producer, to whom Clara is now under contract. ... Rork’s exact words were: "I think marriage is the best thing Clara could have done. ...
• And the story goes that the women’s clubs, which have openly disapproved of Clara’s exciting romances, are also satisfied. Other stars and their prospective husbands may travel to Europe and back on the same trains and the same boars (three have done so only recently) without being frowned upon, but if Clara had climaxed her six months’ convalescence at the Rex Bell ranch with no wedding, the reformers would almost certainly have had something to say. But Clara and Rex broke down any such potential opposition to her return to the screen, whether or not that was their intention by marrying before her comeback. ...

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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, the girl of the year, who had "It" in abundance.
• The daughter of a schizophrenic mother and a sexually abusive father, Clara broke away by winning the 1921 Fame and Fortune Contest, sponsored by Brewster Publications, publishers of Clara's favorite magazine, Motion Picture. Winning led to a small part in Beyond the Rainbow, where Clara's part was cut, and then to Down to the Sea in Ships. While critically panned, Clara's performance was praised and made clear Clara's ability to make the screen come alive with her presence.
• Still one step away from stardom, Clara was signed to B. ... In 1924, Clara was one of 13 young women chosen as a Western Association of Motion Picture Advertisers (WAMPAS) Baby Star, chosen for their talent and promise as a potential motion picture star. Clara was on her way up.
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• 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.
• Contrary to popular belief, Clara Bow successfully made the transition to talkies with such roles as Call Her Savage and Hoopla. ...
• Clara died in 1965, separated from her husband Rex Bell and in relative obscurity. Sadly, her childhood of poverty, violence, and insanity, together with the very public scandals during her stardom left Clara mentally fragile and incapacitated for much more than quiet and seclusion. ...

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• Between 1922 and 1929, Clara Bow's vitality and sexiness defined the liberated woman of the 1920s. Clara Bow (1906-1965) became one of Hollywood's brightest lights during this time. Clara was known as 'The "It" Girl'. "It" symbolized the tremendous progress women were making in society, and leading the way was Clara Bow, the girl of the year, who had "It" in abundance. ...
• Clara Bow was an actress of range and depth. Clara played a variety of roles including manicurists, waitresses and department store clerks. ... Variety, on July 14, 1926, exclaimed, "Clara Bow! And how! What a 'Mantrap' she is! And how this picture is going to make her! Miss Bow just walks away with the picture from the moment she steps into camera range. ...
• David Stenn's book Clara Bow - Runnin' Wild (Doubleday, 1988), uncovers the terrible secrets and burdens that Clara bore from the time she was a tiny child through her career. ... Stenn successfully dispells the cruel myths surrounding Clara. ... Clara's career, and her potential revival, have suffered due to two diverse but crucial issues. ... Budd knew Clara when she was under personal contract to B. ... Budd became closely acquainted with Clara beginning at age 10. ...
• But there was one subject on which staid old Hollywood establishment and the members of the new culture circle would agree: Clara Bow, no matter how great her popularity, was a low-life and a disgrace to the community. ...
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• Clara died in 1965. Sadly, her childhood of poverty, violence, and insanity, together with public scandals during her stardom left Clara mentally fragile and incapacitated for the later years of her life. ...

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• With her performance in the 1927 silent movie, It, rising film star Clara Bow transformed herself almost overnight into the Jazz Age icon called "the 'It' Girl. " The movie's record-breaking popularity turned the single word "It" into a national euphemism for sex appeal, and helped make Bow, two years later, the highest paid female actor in Hollywood. Writer and Hollywood trendsetter, Elinor Glyn, first coined the expression in her novella, It, then selected Bow as its embodiment in the role of Betty Lou Spence. As "the 'It' Girl," Bow became the dominant sex symbol of the 1920s and 1930s, and a singular identity within Hollywood history as the first wholly American vision of erotic appeal. Before Bow, depictions of bold female sexuality were associated with foreignness, as in the career of the 1910s' star, Theda Bara, whose studio-manufactured image feigned Arabic heritage. Bow's portrayals expressed unabashed attraction to men in ways that American-identified female stars, such as "virginal" Lillian Gish, eschewed. Bow's spontaneous style of acting exasperated camera crews of the day, but her abandonment and intuitive skill were the qualities that translated as 'It' to spectators, and to directors like It's Clarence Badger, who learned to "explain the scene to her and just let her go. ...
• With her natural red hair, cupid bow lips and hourglass figure, Clara Bow's persona mirrored the liberated decade itself. ... Scott Fitzgerald, the writer who dubbed the decade "the Jazz Age," observed, "Clara Bow is the quintessence of what the term 'flapper' signifies as a definite description: pretty, impudent, superbly assured, as worldly-wise, briefly-clad, and 'hard-berled' as possible. ... " Many novice actresses, including Joan Crawford, also viewed Bow as a role model and imitated her screen type.
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• Clara Bow, popular film star of the 1920s best known as "The 'It' Girl," was America's first real sex symbol. Bow grew up in a household of poverty, violence and mental illness. ... Bow's acting was considered so amateurish that her scenes were cut before the film was released. ... Despite her difficult beginning, Bow worked steadily in films through the 1920s, typically appeared in supporting roles in films that were described as "domestic melodramas," with an occasional comedy. ... Bow had become the symbol for the Roaring '20s and the flapper age -- an attractive, vibrant, liberated woman with boundless energy, bobbed hair, "bee-stung" lips and flashing eyes. Bow also became a symbol for the growing sexual liberation of the era. The film that defined Bow's career was "It" (1927), in which she played a lowly shopgirl with designs on the wealthy storeowner. ... In the film, Bow was a woman who saw what she wanted, and did whatever it took to get it. From then on, Bow was known as "The It Girl," with "it" usually meaning sex appeal. Bow also appeared in "Wings" (1927), which won the first Academy Award as Best Picture. Bow continued to appear in films as the often-wild women who knows what she wants, and gets it, including "Get Your Man" (1927), "The Fleet's In" (1928), "The Wild Party" (1929), "Dangerous Curves" (1929), "Her Wedding Night" (1930), "No Limit" (1931) and "Call Her Savage" (1932).

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