Burlesque Bits
Uncovering burlesque’s almost-lost performers, vanished theatres, buried stories… even the uncomfortable history we’d rather forget.
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Armor in Yellow Silk
In this particular bit… you are a magpie.
Just look at you…. Newspaper clippings, scanned ads, browser tabs, a half-cold cup of coffee that gave up on warmth an hour ago…
You’ve been down a Bubbles Cash rabbit hole for forty minutes. Bub...
Goose-Bumps & Grind
Philadelphia, February 3, 1977
The winter of 1976–77 didn’t arrive so much as it effin invaded. Temperatures shattered records almost daily. The Delaware and Schuylkill Rivers froze solid… no barges meant no fuel. PGW’s pipelines cracked b...
"Who Would Arrest an Overdressed Stripper?"
In this bit…
A burlesque impresario hires an overdressed stripper as a practical joke... A vice crusader takes the bait and raids her debut performance. The morning-after arrest produces headlines, marriage proposals, and a humiliating cou...
The Night SWAT Came to The Five Spot
Courtesy of Tracey Todd Superstar
In this bit…. It’s the First Saturday of the month of June 2001. If you spent any time at The Five Spot in Old City Philadelphia in the early 2000s, you might remember, or at least have heard about, the ni...
CALL ME CONNIE RAY...
WHAT ROSE’S “DISCOVERY” ACTUALLY COST
By late 1936, Rose La Rose had been working the Hirst Circuit. Eight cities in eight weeks, then eight more. The name she hadn’t agreed to was showing up in Billboard routing reports, in theater ad...
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I’m a self-proclaimed burlesque historian, storyteller, creator of BurlesqueBits.blog, co-founder of The award winning "Peek-a-Boo Revue", and a seeker of the sexy, not-so-sexy, and half-forgotten stories still hiding in those burlesque wings.
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