File:Clara Bow from Stars of the Photoplay.jpg

DescriptionClara Bow from Stars of the Photoplay.jpg	Publicity photo of Clara Bow from Stars of the Photoplay
Date	1930
Source	http://silentladies.com/BBow.html
Author	Photoplay magazine
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CLARA GORDON BOW, whom Elinor Glyn made famous as the "It" Girl in 1927, was born in Brooklyn, N. Y., July 29, 1905, and was educated at Public School No. 9 there. She won a fan magazine contest in 1922, and got a modest start in pictures. In 1925 she signed with Paramount, appearing in "Dancing Mothers," and becoming a star in ·27. She is 5 feet, 3 1/2 inches tall, weighs 110, has red hair and brown eyes. Clara has had a hectic and exciting career. She has been reported engaged several times.