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Hula History Lesson HERE America discovers the Hula Dance and tries to BAN it. Sigh. True Story with Photos HERE on DTDB
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Diane “dances” with the Devil in this classic “half and half” dance from burlesque and vaudeville. (He’s a puppet) HERE on True Burlesque the Blog
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True Burlesque tells a true story from the “glory” days of Burlesque every week. Follow True Burlesque
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Every Day a new OLD TIME RELIGION post on OLD TIME RELIGION the blog. Get on your knees and PRAY!
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Original Snapshot 1955 collection Jim Linderman
Can a Brother get some Love?
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Bettie Page Perfect from Behind Original Photograph collection Victor Minx circa 1955 from the Book (and ebooks $5.99) Camera Club Girls: Bettie Page, her Friends and the Work of Rudolph Rossi.
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Pulp Newstand Mayhem from the 1950s. Story of OFF BEAT the sadistic sexist “entertainment” HERE on VS the Blog
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Intrigued by the question “Why aren’t there any black pin up girls” on an internet message board, writer Jim Linderman decided to find out. With 100 rare vintage photographs all showing women of color in magazines not seen for over 50 years, Linderman not only reveals many answers to the question, he reveals a long gone part of America and African-American culture. Secret of the Black Pin Up takes us from “tease” to “sleaze” and reveals a world never before seen. Using rare photos and publications, the untold story of African-American women in the soft-core pornography world from 1940 to date. Yes, there WERE black pin ups, and they are found here. 120 pages MANY photographs EBOOK OR PAPERBACK
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Brown Skin Girl? See also SECRET HISTORY OF THE BLACK PINUP
now available as an EBOOK for $5.99 HERE
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Spiderman Steve Ditko and Eric Stanton with Bettie Page
Eric Stanton (and Steve Ditko ?) Draw Bettie Page as the Midnight Maiden Vintage Sleaze
Hmm…Here is Bettie Page drawn by Eric Stanton in 1962, but I am getting a definite Steve Ditko comic vibe. Hey Spiderman? What’s with the BATS?
In 1962, Eric Stanton and Steve Ditko were sharing studio space. Draw your own conclusions… this is 1962 mind you. Eric Stanton was even credited as “Art Director” at the time, though they spelled his fake name wrong, as Eric Stanten.
Midnite Maiden by Eric Stanton. Nocturne Magazine (Selbee) 1962 Collection Victor Minx
Books and Ebooks ($5.99) by Jim Linderman are available HERE
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