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Masculine and extremely handsome, Clark Gable was one of Hollywood's foremost leading men. We would imagine
that during the 1930's any women into spanking must have fantasized about being taken over his knee. In fact, we think some
spanking fiction has been written around the idea of Rhett Butler spanking Scarlet O'Hara, something that did not actually occur
in the 1939 film Gone With The Wind.
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However, in 1951's Across The Wide Missouri, Gable did apply a hairbrush to María Elena Marqués,
Across Her Wide Behind.
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As we said above, we imagine Clark Gable was a part of many a female spanking fantasy. In support of that claim, we offer this
drawing from Challenge magazine (July 1959 issue), where the fellow giving the spanking bears a suspicious resemblance
to him.
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