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Spree, the 1967 Walon Green & Mitchell Leisen Las Vegas Nevada sexy exotic dancer documentary ("Admission to minors in not permitted by law! In places where scenes for this motion picture were filmed."; "There exists now a place where people can take their pleasures without fear and without harassment!"; "An escape from reality!"; "See - the thrills - the excitement - the actions of Las Vegas by night!"; "and playgirls from around the world doing strange believe it or not bizarre things not normally done!"; "See bizarre Behavior of women at a forbidden fight. See why divorcees make great playmates. See what happens when the devil gets into a woman. See believe it or not pleasures that are considered illegal to many in our society. See men enjoying something more pleasurable than a beautiful woman. See how strange fetishes help weird people at fun and games. See showgirls getting their kicks without fear of harassment. See body movements and gestures which only the uninhibited would do."; "Well known star photograph deleted by order of the superior court of the state of California"; "Notice: By order of the superior court of the state of California the producers are prohibited from using in the advertising and promotion of 'Spree' the names and photos of certain well known Hollywood stars. For this special engagement 'Spree' will be shown with every scene intact exactly as photographed.") featuring Constance Moore, Mickey Hargitay, Vic Damone, Syd Field, Jayne Mansfield, and Juliet Prowse. Note that many of the posters and lobby cards from this movie are overprinted or sniped with boxes in the appropriate areas that cover over "well known star photographs"! This was a clever publicity gimmick designed to make it seem like this movie was far more interesting than it actually was. The star who was covered over was Juliette Prowse, because supposedly she threatened the filmmakers with a lawsuit, but that seems unlikely. While almost all posters and lobby cards have this overprinting or snipe, I have also seen posters and lobby cards with no overprinting or snipe.
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Important Added Info: I have had numerous copies of this poster over the years. Every single copy has had a large snipe over Juliet Prowse's photo and name and the snipe read "Famous Star Image Deleted by Court Order, etc. etc". This is the first time I have seen a copy of this poster that survived without that snipe (I didn't know until now that it was Juliet Prowse under the snipe!).