Poster Girl
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One can only wonder what they played (if anything) during that shoot.
You can be sure it wasn't anything you hear on the current soundtrack, reminiscent of wartime and postwar dance clubs. The sight of her in shrewdly mismatched underthings, coupled with the nostalgic swing tunes, makes it easy to forget the fate of a majority of the loops produced by the Klaw outfit.
These still popular Page vignettes were shot in the stifling 1950s. What loops you see today only survive in such battered, clumsy dupes as they do, because the fans had much deeper closets than the long arm of the law could reach into...
This wasn't the kind of luck the Klaw studio members had. Betty herself even had to show up for some kind of bogus hearing. (What a way to rig a free personal appearance!)
Most of the stuff just got confiscated and/or disposed of somehow or another.
Only in the 50s could you get threatened with censorship, bankruptcy, or jail just for looking like you're having too much fun, which is exactly what BP was best at!
...But could it happen again?
-- Jennifer Kramer
(And A Few Guys!)
