Title: The Real Clara Bow
Product review: David Stenn did an excellent job of dealing with the life of Clara Bow. The research involved in finding out the details of her early life etc. was a major undertaking. Clara was in many ways a contradiction and he makes that clear. Her life began in hell and she rose above it. Most of the people she had to deal with were more interested in how they could use her to their benefit. She started as a young girl who had no idea of what was `normal', became a `famous' actress treated poorly by the studios and all who envied her and wanted to steal from her success, yet in the end she was a kind compassionate LADY who wanted a `normal' life. She cared deeply for people and was VERY concerned about what went on in this country and the rest of the world. To put it in perspective, I knew Clara in her later years and even stayed at her house for extended periods as my grandmother was her nurse/companion/confidant. David Stenn's book deals fairly and compassionately with her life.
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