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Clara Bow: Runnin' Wild
Clara Bow Runnin' Wild
Author: David Stenn
Silent screen goddess Clara Bow was the embodiment of the Roaring Twenties, Hollywood's first sex symbol and a natural talent with an independent heart.
ISBN-13: 9780815410256
ISBN-10: 0815410255
Publication Date: 3/25/2000
Pages: 368
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3.8 stars, based on 4 ratings
Publisher: Cooper Square Press
Book Type: Paperback
Other Versions: Hardcover
Members Wishing: 2
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shanna71 avatar reviewed Clara Bow: Runnin' Wild on + 145 more book reviews
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Great book about the life & death of Clara Bow, silent screen star~ sorry folks, I am keeping this one. She was a wild one! Good Biography.
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"She was Marilyn Monroe decades before Marilyn. How movingly David Stenn has written the story of this hilarious and heartbreaking star."-Dominick Dunne

"Clara Bow is the quintessence of what the term "flapper" signifies...pretty, impudent, superbly assured, as worldly-wise, briefly-clad and hard-berled as possible."-F. Scott Fitzgerald

"It was easy for me t'cry. All I hadda do was think of home."-Clara Bow

"It's Clara. I'm in love with Clara Bow."-Gary Cooper

"A temperament that responded like a great violin. Touch her and she answered with genious."-Victor Fleming

"She was the biggest star, the biggest moneymaker in Hollywood-above Garbo, above them all. I was fascinated with her."-Louise Brooks

She was the legendary "IT" girl, the embodiment of the Roaring Twenties. She was the hottest box-office draw during Hollywood's Golden Silent Era, a time when a hundred million people went to the movies every week. She was gorgeous, sexy, and wild, someone to stir every pulse in the nation.Her numerous lovers (including Gary Cooper and Victor Fleming) shocked even the sexually promiscuous Hollywood movie colony. She was a breathtakingly talented actress who broke all the rules of Tinsel Town...until she herself was finally broken. She was only twenty five years old.
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Who. Clara, silent no longer. She was the first 'It" girl and now we see why.


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