This week we’re back in New York City (surprise, surprise) and it seems to be a rather slim-pickings week, at least based on the ads (perhaps this is an indication that hotter stuff was being shown but not yet advertised). As always, enjoy.
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FIFTY ON FRIDAYS – January 14, 1972 – Miami, FL
This week we’re down in sunny, and warm, Miami, Florida, and in addition to the increasingly hardcore fare on the silver screens, somewhat surprisingly vintage burlesque is still incredibly popular! We have the Place Pigalle on Collins at 22nd St, with “Sauci Comedienne” Pearl Williams (she performed for 18 years at the PP!) and Comedy…
FIFTY ON FRIDAY – LA FREEP Oct 7, 1971
This week we’re back on the West Coast with a sampling of ads from the Los Angeles Free Press, aka the FREEP, for the week of October 7 – 13, 1971. The FREEP being an underground newspaper it also ran (a lot) of ads for other things, not the least of which were modeling and…
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FIFTY ON FRIDAY – CHRISTMAS EVE 1971 – NYC
It’s a fairly light set of ads this week, perhaps the theatre managers knew that the folks who would be venturing out over the Christmas weekend were going to do that regardless of what was playing, so why waste the advertising dough. But we do get to see our old friend Capri Sam! In any…
