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Clara Bow Biography (1905-1965)
Full name, Clara Gordon Bow; born July 29, 1905, in Brooklyn, NY; died of a heart attack, September 26, 1965, in West Los Angeles, CA; daughter of a waiter; married Rex Bell (a cowboy actor, rancher, and politician), December 3, 1931 (separated); children: Rex Anthony, George Robert.
- Nationality
- American
- Gender
- Female
- Birth Details
- July 29, 1905
- Brooklyn, New York, United States
- Death Details
- September 26, 1965
- West Los Angeles, California, United States
Famous Works
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Credits; Film Appearances; Silent Films
- Virginia Gardner, Beyond the Rainbow, Robertson-Cole Pictures, 1922.
- "Dot" Morgan, Down to the Sea in Ships, W. W. Hodkinon, 1922.
- Girl dancing on table, Enemies of Women, Goldwyn Distributing, 1923.
- Mary, The Daring Years, Equity Pictures, 1923.
- Alice Tremaine, Maytime, Preferred Pictures, 1923.
- Angela Warriner, Wine, Universal, 1924.
- Aline Sturdevant, This Woman, Warner Bros., 1924.
- Margot LeBlanc, Poisoned Paradise (also known as Poisoned Paradise: The Forbidden Story of Monte Carlo), Al Lichtman, 1924.
- Black, 1924.
- Orchid McGonigle, Grit, W. W. Hodkinon, 1924.
- Lila Millas, Daughters of Pleasure, Principal Pictures, 1924.
- Rosalie, Empty Hearts, Banner Productions, 1924.
- Alice Mayton, Helen's Babies, Principal Pictures, 1924.
- Martha Larned, Black Lightning, Lumas Film, 1924.
- Janet Ogelthorpe, Black Oxen, Associated First National Pictures, 1924.
- Miriam, The Scarlet West, First National Pictures, 1925.
- Marilyn Merrill, The Primrose Path, Arrow Pictures, 1925.
- Cynthia Day, The Plastic Age, B. P. Schulberg Productions, 1925.
- Marie, Parisian Love, Preferred Pictures, 1925.
- Lola Lombard, My Lady's Lips, Preferred Pictures, 1925.
- Prudence Severn, My Lady of Whims, Arrow Pictures, 1925.
- Delia Tate, Capital Punishment, Preferred Pictures, 1925.
- The girl, The Adventurous Sex, Associated Exhibitors, 1925.
- Rena D'arcy, Eve's Lover, Warner Bros., 1925.
- Molly Burns, Lawful Cheaters, Commonwealth, 1925.
- Grizette, Kiss Me Again, Warner Bros., 1925.
- Lolly Cameron, The Keeper of the Bees, Film Booking Offices of America, 1925.
- Marie Anthony, Free to Love, B. P. Schulberg Productions, 1925.
- Peggy Swain, The Best Bad Man, Fox Film Corporation, 1925.
- Doris, The Ancient Mariner, Fox Film Corporation, 1925.
- Dorothy Hammis, Two Can Play, Associated Exhibitors, 1926.
- Mary Brophy, Shadow of the Law, Paramount, 1926.
- Cynthia Meade, The Runaway, Paramount, 1926.
- Alverna, Mantrap, Paramount, 1926.
- Kittens Westcourt, Dancing Mothers, Paramount, 1926.
- Guest, Fascinating Youth, Paramount, 1926.
- Clara McCoy, Kid Boots, Paramount, 1926.
- Rosie O'Reilly, Roughhouse Rosie, Paramount, 1927.
- Betty Lou Spence, It, Paramount, 1927.
- Kitty Flanders, Children of Divorce, Paramount, 1927.
- Mary Preston, Wings, Paramount, 1927.
- Hula Calhoun, Hula, Paramount, 1927.
- Nancy Worthington, Get Your Man, Paramount, 1927.
- Gladys O'Brien, Three Weekends, Paramount, 1928.
- Bubbles McCoy, Red Hair, Paramount, 1928.
- Yvonne, Ladies of the Mob, Paramount, 1928.
- Trixie Deane, The Fleet's In, Paramount, 1928.
- Stella Ames, The Wild Party, Paramount, 1929.
- Pat Delaney, Dangerous Curves, Paramount, 1929.
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Credits; Film Appearances; Films with Sound
- Mayme, The Saturday Night Kid (also known as Love 'Em and Leave 'Em), Paramount, 1929.
- Pepper Green, Love among the Millionaires, Paramount, 1930.
- Herself, Paramount on Parade, Paramount, 1930.
- Ruby Nolan, True to the Navy, Paramount, 1930.
- Norma Martin, Her Wedding Night, Paramount, 1930.
- Helen "Bunny" O'Day, No Limit, Paramount, 1931.
- Molly Hewes, Kick In, Paramount, 1931.
- Nasa "Dynamite" Springer, Call Her Savage, Twentieth Century-Fox, 1932.
- Lou, Hoopla (also known as Hoop-la), Twentieth Century-Fox, 1933.
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Writings;Nonfiction
- Contributor to periodicals, including Photoplay, Pictures and Picturegoer, and Theatre World.
Further Reference
Books:
- International Dictionary of Films and Filmmakers, Volume 3: Actors and Actresses, edited by Nicholas Thomas, St. James Press (Detroit, MI), 1992.
Periodicals:
- American Heritage, July-August, 1995, pp. 102-103.
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