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Author [[F. Scott Fitzgerald]], who was already considered the voice of the new generation of the [[jazz age]], described Bow as the quintessence of the [[flapper]].

Author [[F. Scott Fitzgerald]], who was already considered the voice of the new generation of the [[jazz age]], described Bow as the quintessence of the [[flapper]].

Bow starred in [[Wings]], a World War I drama which won the [[Academy Award]] for [[Best Picture]].

Bow starred in [[Wings]], a [[World War I]] drama which won the [[Academy Award]] for [[Best Picture]].

After the introduction of sound, Bow's career began to fail. A number of scandals appeared in the press, particularly after Clara's secretary, Daisy DeVoe, was tried for embezzlement. Clara Bow eventually married [[Rex Bell]], a former cowboy film star and a future Republican Lieutenant Governor of Nevada. The couple had two sons. Clara Bow continued to make occasional appearances as an actress for much of her life, on stage and radio, but did not achieve any notable successes. She died in relative obscurity after bouts of psychiatric and coronary illness.

After the introduction of sound, Bow's career began to fail. A number of scandals appeared in the press, particularly after Clara's secretary, Daisy DeVoe, was tried for embezzlement. Clara Bow eventually married [[Rex Bell]], a former cowboy film star and a future Republican Lieutenant Governor of Nevada. The couple had two sons. Clara Bow continued to make occasional appearances as an actress for much of her life, on stage and radio, but did not achieve any notable successes. She died in relative obscurity after bouts of psychiatric and coronary illness.