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Last year we did an initial UNLCE SPICY’S SMUT TUNES post, before the Capri Show World YouTube channel was live. Today we’re combining the three initial tunes onto the channel and have created a playlist, which we suggest you bookmark and check on often, as we’ll be adding tunes to it as we find them.
DESIREE COUSTEAU – MELODY BURLESQUE
Over on our YouTube Channel we’ve recently posted an interview the infamous Desiree Cousteau did with Midnight Blue at the premier of her 1979 film DEEP RUB. We had to blur out a portion of it which showed Ms Cousteau dancing at the Melody Burlesque in NYC. Well, we don’t censor things over here at…
MARILYN CHAMBERS – ACROSS THE POND
If you’ve ever seen Mariylyn Chamber’s masterpiece INSATIABLE [1] you’ll remember that a number of scenes are set in London [2]. The INSATIABLE scenes around the city only took a couple of days, and these were shot at some point during an extended residency for Chambers. From mid-September 1979 to early April 1980 she was…
KISSING COUSINS – or – DAVID FRIEDMAN GOES TO A CONVENTION…AND PULLS A MIDGET OUT OF HIS ASS
“Kissing Cousins”[1] sound like exactly the type of film that we would find somewhere deep in the dirtiest parts of the Something Weird Video catalog. But instead of it coming from a HGL, or a Novak, or a Sonney, or a Friedman, it would actually be another low-rent producer, Sam Katzman[2], who would grab this…
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Our namesake theatre, the Capri Adult Theatre in Daytona Beach, FL. The Capri started life way back in 1929 as a neighborhood theater, then called the Kingston Theater (that was what that part of Daytona was then known as). It was renamed the Ridgewood in 1949 (it’s on Ridgewood Ave), and finally the Capri in…
FIFTY YEARS BEHIND THE GREEN DOOR
Fifty years ago tonight, on August 6, 1972, at the O’Farrell Theatre on the corner of Polk and O’Farrell, a now mythical film was first introduced to the public: BEHIND THE GREEN DOOR. Actually the first screening was earlier that week on August 1, but August 6 was the day this amazing artwork was unleashed…