Day of a Stripper (1964)
Several burlesque performances from the days burlesque was actually risqué ánd tantalising.
Top billed cast
- Tiger LillyHerself, Stripper
Tempest StormHerself, Stripper
BambiHerself, Stripper- Vicki O'DayHerself, Stripper
- Revere and RoachThemselves
- Billie Jean and KavichThemselves
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