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the 1960s Japanese triple-bill release of Teaserama, the 1955 Irving Klaw burlesque exotic dancers sexploitation movie ("New and Naughty"; "Teaserama features the world's most beautiful exotic girls, who strip to please. Exotic Trudy Watne, Burlesque's body beautiful; Bettie Page, billed as "Betty", the nation's top pin-up Queen; and buxom Cherry Knight's strip act. Tempest Storm is the girl with the 40 plus bust who goes 3D two better. So BIG we had to use widescreen to film Teaserama"; "See the striptease queens in action") starring Tempest Storm, Bettie Page (billed as "featuring Betty Page", but she is almost always billed as "Bettie"), Cherry Knight, Trudy Wayne, and Chris LaChris. Note that director Irving Klaw was a legendary figure in Hollywood photography! He was born in New York City, and his family owned a business which is known today as Movie Star News. He started in 1939 with used books, and in the 1940s, he began selling movie star photos, which sold so well that he gave up selling books, and concentrated on the photos. In the late 1940s, he discovered that selling images of sexy women in erotic poses (especially "bound" fetish poses) outsold the Hollywood photos, and he wanted to specialize in them, but he could not find enough of them to satisfy his customers. So his sister and he began taking photos of burlesque dancers (and his most famous model was Bettie Page), and he also got involved in publishing illustrated bondage books and even produced some burlesque movies, and this one was his most famous. The Kefauver Hearings (like the ones that ended horror comics in the early 1950s) also did in Klaw's business. He continued his business in a much smaller fashion, and made a couple more movies, before he passed away in 1966 AND Passport to Shame (released in the U.S. in 1959 as "Room 43"), the 1958 Alvin Rakoff English bad girls crime thriller ("You've seen and thrilled to 'Daring...' 'Frank...' 'Sensational...' 'Picture Exposes!'"; "Now...for those who think they've seen everything!"; "It's All Here! Nothing hidden.. neither the sin.. nor the shame!"; "Actually torn from the pages of the nation's leading newspapers!"; "For those who think they've seen everything!!"; "A picture best understood by adults!"; "You've seen and thrilled to... 'Mamie Stover' 'La Ronde' 'Anna Lucasta' 'Cat on a Hot Tin Roof' now... for those that think they have seen everything!"; "A picture best understood by adults!") starring Odile Versois, Herbert Lom, Diana Dors, Eddie Constantine, Brenda De Banzie, and Robert Brown AND Kuu on vaarallinen (released in the U.S. as "Prelude to Ecstasy", and in Japan as "Preludes to Ecstasy"), the 1962 Toiva Saarka Finnish romantic triangle romantic melodrama (about a beautiful young hitchhiker who has affairs with an older married man and a young man, which leads to tragic consequences) starring Liana Kaarina, Toivo Makela, Rose-Marie Precht, Esko Salminen, and Eero Roine
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Important Added Info: Note that we have never auctioned an example of this poster before! Note that this poster was folded at one time but has been laying flat for a long time and will be sent rolled in a tube.

Note that in recent months we started auctioning a wonderful collection of sexploitation one-sheets that includes many extremely rare titles from a single collector, and that collection includes lots of folded one-sheets, but also rolled one-sheets, special posters, and some other posters as well. This month there are 65 different rolled posters (all are in separate auctions), and they include a number of posters that we have only auctioned once or twice before. There are also a number with great images or taglines. This is an excellent opportunity to add one or more of these rare rolled posters to your collection, and this consignor only had one of each title, so on the rare ones, it may be quite some time before we offer the same title again!

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