Day of a Stripper Trailer

Day of a Stripper Trailer (1964)

21 May 1964 Factual 67 mins

Several burlesque performances from the days burlesque was actually risqué ánd tantalising.

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Cast

Tiger Lilly

as Herself, Stripper

Tempest Storm

as Herself, Stripper

Vicki O'Day

as Herself, Stripper

Revere and Roach

as Themselves

International Releases Dates

United States 21 May 1964

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