Clara Bow

When she was 14 her father encouraged her to enter a “Fame & Fortune” Contest in which she won the chance to appear in a motion picture. The motion picture she obtained a part in was called Beyond the Rainbow, her part however was cut out of the film until much later. Determination and director Elmer Clifton, who saw her picture in a magazine, lead her to her next picture; Down to the Sea in Ships. For …

…House Rosie 1927 Wings 1928 The Fleet’s In 1928 Ladies of the Mob 1928 Red Hair 1928 Three Weekends 1929 Dangerous Curves 1929 The Saturday Night Kid 1929 The Wild Party (Her first soundie) 1930 Her Wedding Night 1930 Love Among the Millionaires 1930 Paramount on Parade 1930 Breeched her contract with Paramount 1930 True to the Navy 1931 Kick It 1931 No Limit 1932 She married Rex Bell 1932 Signed a contract with Fox 1932 Call Her Savage 1933 Hoopla 1934 Had her first son; Rex Anthony 1938 Had her second son; George Robert