The Wild Party I soberly descend a diamond  stairwell a diamond as big as the Ritz to meet you in a city of rhinestone tabletops and marquisette earlobes. Lillian has bobbed my hair. A great weight has been lifted. Tonight the stars hang low where my skinny arms can reach

Clara Bow’s Last Hurrah: The Fox Talkies Originally published in Films of the Golden Age magazine by Raymond Valinoti, Jr. By June 1931, Clara Bow was considered a has-been. In the previous year, uninspired films and scandals had damaged the “It” Girl’s box office potential. The strain of bad publicity

CLARA  IN 1931: “NO LIMIT”, “KICK IN”, AND THE GOODBYE TO PARAMOUNT  by Jeffrey E. Ford Personally and professionally, 1931 was probably the nadir of Clara Bow’s life. Not even her earliest days as a working actress – an extra girl confined in a succession of cheap studio pictures — could

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.