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   Clara Kimball Young (born Edith Matilda Clara Kimball; September 6, 1890 – October 15, 1960) [2] was an American film actress who was popular in the early silent film era.

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3. web.stanford.edu › ~gdegroat › CKYThe Clara Kimball Young Website - Stanford University

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   Clara Kimball Young was once the most popular movie star in America, and the queen of adult society dramas of the 1910s. But by the mid 1920s she was out of films, and when she came back in the 1930s it was largely in bit roles in B pictures.

4. wfpp.columbia.edu › pioneer › ccp-clara-kimball-youngClara Kimball Young – Women Film Pioneers Project

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   “Announcement.” Moving Picture World (11 Jan. 1919): 170. “Both Sides ‘Stand Pat’ in C. K. Young Matter.”Moving Picture World (18 Jan. 1919): 313. “C. K. Y. Film Corporation Formed.” Moving Picture World (11 Aug. 1917): 918. “Clara Kimball Young, Artist.” Moving Picture World (3 Oct. 1914): 41. “Clara Kimball Young, Carson Correspondent.” Variety (...

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   A. Archival Filmography: Extant Film Titles: 1. Clara Kimball Young as Actress A Midsummer Night’s Dream. Dir.: Charles Kent (Vitagraph Co. of America US 1909) cas.: Maurice Costello, Julia Swayne Gordon, Florence Turner, Gladys Hulette, Clara Kimball Young, si, b&w, 35mm. Archive: George Eastman Museum, BFI National Archive. Washington Under the A...

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   Spher and Braff have more complete filmographies for Clara Kimball Young than AFI or FIAF. There are numerous inconsistencies between sources as to who directed Young’s films. Cardinal Wolsey is generally attributed to Lawrence Trimble but may have been co-directed and/or produced by J. Stuart Blackton according to FIAF. Both Spehr and Braff list L...

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   Mahar, Karen Ward. "Clara Kimball Young." In Jane Gaines, Radha Vatsal, and Monica Dall’Asta, eds. Women Film Pioneers Project. New York, NY: Columbia University Libraries, 2013.

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5. www.amazon.co.uk › First-Female-Stars-Women-SilentThe First Female Stars: Women of the Silent Era - Amazon.co.uk

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   The First Female Stars: Women of the Silent Era rediscovers the fascinating lives and pioneering achievements of 15 women who dared to venture into early motion pictures, an industry dominated by men, and who not only succeeded but became the focal points of the industry.

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6. www.web.stanford.edu › ~gdegroat › CKYClara Kimball Young - Stanford University

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   Dec 27, 2015 · At one time, Clara Kimball Young was the most popular movie star in America. In 1914 she polled ahead of Mary Pickford, and was the first film star to have her name in lights on Broadway. She was so well known that her name continued to be recognized for decades after her last starring films.

7. web.stanford.edu › ~gdegroat › CKYThe Films of Clara Kimball Young - Stanford University

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   Dec 25, 2021 · Cast: Clara Kimball Young, Alec B. Francis, Edward M. Kimball, James Young, Frank Holland, Olga Humphreys, Irene Tams, Mary Moore, Julia Stuart, Baby Esmond. Young woman killed in a car accident is brought back to life by her scientist father--as a soulless vamp. 4-5 reels.

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   Who is Clara Kimball Young?

   • Clara Kimball Young (born Edith Matilda Clara Kimball ; September 6, 1890 – October 15, 1960) was an American film actress who was popular in the early silent film era.

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   How did Clara Kimball become a film producer?

   • Selznick quickly formed the Clara Kimball Young Film Corporation, installing himself as president, and formed Selznick Productions to distribute her films and those of some other independent producers.

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   Is Clara Kimball Young in Silent Shakespeare?

   • Released Dec. 25, 1909. Clara Kimball Young is often cited as being in this film, but i do not see her in it. Held by the George Eastman House (uncomfirmed) and National Film and Television Archive, London (unconfirmed) and is available on video as part of the DVD Silent Shakespeare, It is also available on YouTube, so you can look for yourself..

   The Films of Clara Kimball Young - Stanford University

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   What happened to Clara Kimball Young?

   • In 1919, the C. K. Y. Film Corporation disappeared, and Clara Kimball Young’s films were now produced by a new company: Garson Productions. After its initial release, the famous Eyes of Youth (1919), a silent film revival classic directed by Albert Parker, Young’s next ten films would be directed by Harry A. Garson for his own Garson Productions.

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9. projects.latimes.com › hollywood › star-walkClara Kimball Young - Hollywood Star Walk - Los Angeles Times

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   Find the location of Clara Kimball Young's star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, read a biography, see related stars and browse a map of important places in their career.