Burlesk comics: Harry “Stinky” Fields & “Shorty”
3-D photo featuring: Tura Satana.. It was snapped by former
Dixie Evans Screengrab from a 50’s-era “Exotic Film”
Despite it’s popularity, there existed conservative forces
piratetreasure: Movie poster for Irving Klaw’s 1954 film
Val de Val Featured prominently on a lobby card for the 1951
Eunice Jason Appearing twice in this publicity still from the
exploitingexploitation: A variety of theatrical posters for the
hidden-under-the-mattress: Joan BridgesPublicity still from the
Naomi (aka. “The Brunette With An Educated Body”
creepingirrelevance: Vintage lobby card from Val Guest’s
Tempest Storm (aka. Annie Blanche Banks)Appearing
dtxmcclain: Film poster for Howard Hughes’ 1955 movie:
Nejla Ates takes a break with actor Vincent Price, during the
A very young Tempest Storm appears with a marionette, in a publicity
pinupgirlsart: Vintage 1954 combo movie poster for: “Peep
Mae Blondell A publicity still from the 1953 Burlesque film:
Tempest Storm A publicity still from the 1953 Burlesque film:
This eBay item fulfilled two of my favorite collecting passions:
Tempest Storm Appearing in a publicity still for the 1953
Bebe Hughes is featured in a hand-tinted lobby poster for the
Robin Jewell appears in a publicity still from “International
Yummy Mummy Inez Claire vamps-it-up for archeologist Little Jack
Tempest Storm Appearing in a publicity still for the 1953
Suzette aka. “The French Doll”.. Appearing
Pat Flannery Appearing in a publicity still from the 1951
Tempest Storm Veteran makeup artist Harry Thomas applies
girl-o-matic: Theatrical poster for the 1954 film: ‘TIAJUANA
Jenna Saunders (aka. Jeanne Saunders) Appearing
Tempest Storm A publicity still from the 1953 Burlesque film:
Robin Jewell appears in a publicity still for the film: “International
Lili St. Cyr (aka. Marie Van Schaack) Appears
burleskateer:Robin Jewell appears in a publicity still from “International
lesbianheistmovie: The Cinematography of Film Noir Sunset Boulevard
SupermanNinon Sevilla from the film PERDIDA (1950, Mexico)
“I didn’t know I was doing film noir. I thought I was doing