Mantrap

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"Mantrap" is a 1926 silent romantic comedy film starring Clara Bow, known for showcasing her charismatic screen presence during the Jazz Age.

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instanceOf feature film
romantic comedy film
silent film
associatedWithMovement Jazz Age Hollywood
basedOn "Mantrap" (1926 novel)
basedOnAuthor Sinclair Lewis
cinematographyBy James Wong Howe
countryOfOrigin United States
director Victor Fleming
distributor Paramount Pictures
era 1920s American cinema
featuredPerformerType flapper icon
filmEra silent era
filmingLocation United States
format black-and-white
genre romantic comedy
silent film
hasCastMember Clara Bow
Ernest Torrence
Percy Marmont
mainCharacter Alverna
mainCharacterPortrayedBy Clara Bow
musicForReleases accompanied by live or compiled scores
narrativeTheme romantic entanglements in a remote Canadian settlement
notableFor showcasing Clara Bow's charismatic screen presence
originalLanguage Silent film (English intertitles)
preservationStatus extant print held in film archives
producer Famous Players–Lasky Corporation
releaseDate 1926-06-
releaseYear 1926
runtime approximately 86 minutes
screenplayBy Adelaide Heilbron
Ethel Doherty
setInPeriod Jazz Age
linked to: Roaring Twenties
setting rural Canada
starImageReinforced Clara Bow as a vivacious, modern young woman
linked to: Clara Bow
starring Clara Bow
Ernest Torrence
Percy Marmont

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Clara Bow notableWork Mantrap