Everybody knows by now how smart, talented and accomplished P Clark has become over her extensive, bright and stellar career.

Do you see how her film career dates back through the 1940's with a string of acting roles as a child star, before P Clark makes that successful and challenging transition into major stardom?

But she doesn't stop there. P Clark releases many. many popular cultural records throughout the years which have become not only memorable to this day, but also relevant to this day of disease, poverty, corrupt and famine-threatened earth.

When P Clark sets the fine example of not falling in love lest it gives you enough germs to cause life-threatening illnesses, she is way far ahead of her time because that was long before they had viri infections! "What do you get when you kiss?" would be something that neither one of us would wish to find out even if you have a "type" to try to kiss.

Also, it's more than just "A Sign of the Times" not to "Sleep in the Subway" when you find yourself without "My Love" "Downtown." But P Clark does "Know a Place" and that we can find that place in heeding her advice.

In addition to all of that, P Clark has recorded many foreign language albums in French, Italian, German and Spanish, so who could keep up with those achievements, C Francis maybe, who also sings good advice and even translates into Japanese. K Carpenter also touches the emotions well as the best of them.

Thank, P Clark, for your films, television performances and professional recordings. You are wonderful!