DeskrivadurClara Kimball Young Stars of the Photoplay.jpg	Publicity photo of Clara Kimball Young from Stars of the Photoplay
Deiziad	1924
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Aozer	Photoplay magazine
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CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG was born in Chicago, and educated in Benton, Michigan, and Chicago. She began her stage career at the age of three, appearing with her parents. Later she played in stock companies. Her first appearance on the screen was in 1911. After her performance in "My Official Wife," a Vitagraph picture, she established her right to recognition as a star. She has starred in numerous productions, some being "Enter Madame," "The Woman of Bronze," "Cordelia the Magnificent" and "A Wife's Romance." She is five feet, six inches tall, weighs 135 pounds, has dark hair and eyes.