Enter The Captivating World Of Burlesque In The 1950s
Today, burlesque is nothing short of an art form. Performers both male and female combine the most explosive aspects of costumery, dance, comedy and thea...
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Gypsy Rose Lee-"If a thing is worth doing, it is worth doing slowly...very, very slowly."
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Gypsy Rose Lee in Belle of the Yukon, 1944
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Minsky’s Burlesque
At the height of its popularity in the 1920s and '30s, burlesque was the poor man's Ziegfeld's Follies. A man of means spent upwards of five dollars, which wasn't chicken feed in those days, to ogle...
Satanic strippers: Vintage burlesque performers dance with the devil
Actress Marian Martin in a Satan-themed burlesque cape. Martin actually played a dancer named ‘Pinky Lee’ in the 1943 film, ‘Lady of Burlesque’ which was based on the novel ‘The G-String Murders’ written by strip tease queen Gypsy Rose Lee. Martin was not a burlesque performer, but her costume is in the satanic burlesque spirit of this post. Of the many fun things that comes along with being a part of the diverse compendium that is Dangerous Minds, those rare days when my feet hit the floor…