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| Wednesday August 04 11:31:40 2004 Re: Wildside 10627 |
| Canuck wrote:
> is spelled 'Rachael Blake'. Got it Buddy thanx for assist |
| Jay L |
| kdnpr@yahoo.com |
| Wednesday August 04 16:12:04 2004 Addition |
| Record number: 1565
Title: Don't Just Stand There (1968) Medium: Movie Actress: Barbara Rhoades Description: In this silly little comedy, Ms. Rhoads is tied to a bed while wearing a spaghetti-strap dress. She also sports a black tape gag (see link) Link |
| Canuck |
| Wednesday August 04 16:19:24 2004 Confirmation |
| Record number: 5374
Title: Famous Ferguson Case, The (1932) Medium: Movie Actress: Vivienne Osborne Description: Another yellow peril film, but the peril here is yellow journalism as slime-ball journalists subvert a murder investigation just to print headlines in huge type. Ms. Osborne plays the widow, Marcia Ferguson, who becomes the damsel-in-distress by the film's end. Reference: Brent Smith's tape indexes. Most of the scenes on these videos are of the 'bound and gagged' variety, but let the renter/taper beware. There is a B&G scene for the actress. LINK |
| Canuck |
| Wednesday August 04 20:31:38 2004 Re: Addition |
| Canuck wrote:
> She also sports a black tape gag (see link) > I can't say for certain, but that looks suspiciously like a manip ... especially considering that I don't recall black tape being used until some years later (Sheila Larkin's scene in THE INCREDIBLE HULK is the earliest that comes to mind). |
| Biff |
| Wednesday August 04 20:35:05 2004 Re: Addition |
| Biff wrote:
> I can't say for certain, but that looks suspiciously like > a manip > And I just pulled out my dog-eared copy of Marburger's, and the scene is listed among those without a gag. |
| Biff |
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