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Another Clara Bow Must Have! |
March 10, 2010 |
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Evan J. Chase
from Toledo, OH United States
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When one mentions Clara Bow, I think of a sweet, sexy vivacious woman who was the rage of Hollywood during the silent and early sound era. This picture showcases her flirty talent so well! Don't miss her then husband Rex Bell as Eddie, one of her sailor boyfriends. She is indeed a female player in this picture and the backdrop of the drug store soda fountain is a lot of fun. Also livening up the proceedings is comedian Harry Green, as the Jewish stereotyped drugstore owner. Transfer of this rare title is very good, so don't miss it!
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Be Captivated by Clara!!! |
March 10, 2010 |
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diane byrnes
from Brisbane, Queensland Australia
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I completely agree with Evan. Clara is
completely sweet in this film about a girl
with a "gob" from every port!!! When they
all hit town at once and find out she has
been leading them on, they decide to
teach her a lesson. Meanwhile she has
fallen in love with "Gunner" McCoy
(Frederic March) - a "love 'em and leave
'em" type of guy.
She sings a peppy, catchy song "There's
Only One" and sings it very well. I think
she is a natural as she changes the
tempo mid song. You will be captivated
by Clara!!!!
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