Rare color film of Clara Bow! ✨ One of the earliest uses of color movie film is this surviving Technicolor segment in the lost 1928 Paramount silent movie “Red Hair”, starring Clara Bow. Clara was know not only as the It Girl, but also for her famous red hair. This is the only known color image of Clara Bow. Quote from The Film Spectator Magazine, March 17, 1928 .. “The first shot is in Technicolor and shows Clara trying to vamp a dignified old pelican of philosophical mien and reposeful manner.

Wing Walking! - Walking on Top of a Flying Airplane! :) | Devin Super Tramp

WINGS (1927) starred Clara Bow, won the first ever Best Picture Oscar, and has the greatest pre-camera crane tracking shot ever. (Reposted via @ATRightMovies) | Touted Folly

Clara Bow — the original “It Girl,” the face that defined the roaring 1920s. Born in Brooklyn in 1905 to poverty and chaos, she grew up in a broken home where dreams felt impossible. Yet, through a magazine acting contest, she burst into silent films and captured the energy of a generation craving freedom. #reelsviral #trendingreels #facebookreels #viralvideo #reelsoftheday #mustwatch #watchtillend #explorepage #fbreels #trendalert | Vintage Chronicle Hub

Remembering Clara Bow, born 1905 in Brooklyn, the original ‘It Girl.’ She rose to fame in the 1920s with her iconic role | Stories Time Left Behind