100 years ago today in Harlow History, September 8, 1926: Jean Harlow, at this point still fifteen-year-old Harlean Carpenter from Kansas City, gets a letter of reference from the manager of Kline’s Department Store in the same city advocating for her mother’s financial standing before admittance to swanky Ferry Hall, a girl’s boarding school in … Continue reading A Century Ago: Harlow at Ferry Hall (Part 1)
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Harlow and Chuck McGrew
Thought about “Chuck” McGrew and his role in young Harlow’s life after noticing an upcoming date: September 21. It seems I have a disease called “remembering Jean Harlow milestones on their anniversaries”, so thought I’d put my thoughts on the blog while they’re relevant. They’re too wordy for social media and too brief for much … Continue reading Harlow and Chuck McGrew
