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"Jean Harlow\nThe Star of Dinner at Eight and Bombshell in Holmby Hills\nHarlow relaxing poolside.\n\n\"I wasn't born an actress, you know,\" said Jean Harlow to a reporter in a 1937 interview. \"Events made me one.\" Pushed into acting by her ever-present Mother Jean, the actress began her career as an extra, won overnight acclaim in Howard Hughes's Hell's Angels (1930), and went on to be come Hollywood's leading comedic actress.\nColor postcard of the Harlow home.\n\nA 1930s color postcard depicts Harlow's residence, which MGM called \"the Whitest House in the World.\" Embarrassed by its opulence, she once jokingly referred to the mansion as her \"half-paid-for car barn.\""^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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