Today’s Sandy Sunday’s title is a bit misleading, because instead of 307 Sandy pics you get one. As Uncle Spicy would (and did) say, “Deal wit it!”. But oh what a single picture it is! In addition to her lovely, er, smile, there’s something a bit amiss…her infamous butterfly tattoo is on the WRONG LEG!…
In a post from last year, BOWLING AND BABES, we highlighted a little know starlet from the late 1960s/early 1970s, Mara Moder. Rene Bond and Starlyn Simone were the other two participants in that bowling event, so Ms Moder was very much the mystery lady. We were able to construct a fairly detailed history of…
The following is a scanned copy (visuals and text transcript) of the NEW YORK ADULT ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE, Volume 1 Number 1 from 1984. This is a fascinating time-capsule of the seedier side of New York City (mainly Manhattan, and typically mainly Mid-Town) in the decade before the Big Mouse started sniffing around town. I don’t…
This week we head off to the west coast and delve into the Los Angeles Free Press, also known as the FREEP, which a paper that would eventually be almost fully consumed by sex ads. But in 1971 there was still a large amount of journalism still going on. However we’re only interested in the…
Today we’ll be listening instead of looking (sorry folks, Uncle Spicy is in one his moods…), and what we’ll be listening two is three tunes from a couple of late 1960s filth films, ELECTRONIC LOVER and THE SPY WHO CAME. We’re not going to do a review…ok, twist my arm! So EL was all over…
Welcome to The Bat Pussy Files, also known as the pile of papers and other related paraphernalia kept on the shelf under my desk. From time to time I’ll be sifting through the files and trying extract something of interest to at least a few others. One note before we get started, if you’re not…
Today we have a Sandy Sunday’s overload of goodness, with not only Ms Carey and Ric Lutze cavorting, but also a bonus two pages (in color!) of Ms Dempsey as well! All this from a magazine titled DELIGHT OF THE FLESH (indeed) from Coronado Publications, 1971. We unfortunately don’t get a glimpse of Ms Dempsey’s…
As February 1971 came to a close screens in New York City were just starting to heat up, with such films a ADULTERY FOR FUN AND PROFIT, MONA, and JOHNNY WAD on the menu. Today’s selection of Adult Film adverting is gain from the NY Daily News. As always, enjoy.–Spicy
Today we’ll be looking at Diverse Industries (DI) and one of its catalogs from 1978. DI was founded on January 23, 1973 by Richard James and Horace Kline, who had previously operated a modeling agency together in Los Angeles DI was a mail-order company that specialized exclusively in adult material (this surprises you?). James was…
Happy Valentine’s Day from everyone at the Capri Show World Center!!!