RESERVATION STATUS: 6 reels exists at The UCLA Film Archive in video and 16mm.R-C Pictures.  Production date: late 1921 New York City. Release date: February 19, 1922. (Copyright: February 19, 1922; LP17703). Silent; b&w.; 35mm. 7 reels, 6,500 ft. (Also 6 reels) Directed by: William Christy Cabanne. Adoptation: Eustace Hale Ball, Loila

PAST ARTICLES AND ANNOUNCEMENTS: 7/29/02  HAPPY 97th Birthday Clara!!!!! *QUIT PICKING ON ME! by Paul Jarvis   *THE SALVATION OF CLARA BOW by Adela Rogers St. John ****************************** IT AND FLAPPER CINEMA-BY JONELLE A. MALTA **************************** HE CLARA BOW PAGE IS FUNDING A FILM-TO-VIDEO TRANSFER OFCLARA’S 1924 INCOMPLETE FEATURE,DAUGHTERS OF PLEASURE.

UPDATED 3/16/2001 WELCOME. THIS FILMOGRAPHY WAS DESIGNED TO PROVIDE THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION ON ALL OF CLARA BOW’S FILMS: A FULL BACKGROUND ON EVERY TITLE (GENERALLY FROM THE AFI CATALOGUE) ANY RELATIVE PRESERVATION INFORMATION PICTURE GALLERY WHEN POSSIBLE REVIEWS (WHEN POSSIBLE) VIDEO PURCHASE INFORMATION (DEPENDING ON AVAILABILITY) click on title for

To posterity, film buffs, and historians alike Clara Bow will forever be the “It” girl…”the royal mounted policeman of sex who always gets her man” at the end of every film. Granted many older fans who are still alive today remember her with love and affection. She was often cast