Clara Bow in “Call Her Savage” (1932) | FROM THE BYGONE
Hal Phyfe, Clara Bow in “Call Her Savage” directed by John Francis Dillon, 1932…
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Rogues & Vagabonds 
I haven’t collected many Clara Bow cards as I didn’t feel that they were very flattering but in this “still” she looks lovely
Such elegance and style. I would like to see more of that. It reminds me of one of my Dad’s sayings. If he saw an overdressed or heavily made-up lady, he would always remark, “Thinks she’s Clara Bow, she does”. Although that doesn’t seem accurate now, as I have seen many charming photos of Clara, he always used her as an example.
Best wishes, Pete. x
I’m not a man but I find almost every image I see of her gorgeous!
Yes, sadly lacking. I want to go back to that era to show just how stunning I can be!
Despite collecting cards etc of Miss Ray I think Maude Fealy has to be the most stunning lady of that era
I guess I’m more fond of the femme fatale look!