Ladies Who Entertained Us

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They entertained by stripping off their clothes on stage, it started in Vaudeville where they went from fully dressed to a tiny costume, Burlesque became a  genre of its own where the show was just ladies stripping on stage. As things got more adventurous Strippers would offer their act even on Night Club floors. Later in the Century as technology evolved Ladies would perform on film and then video tape.

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1918
Lynne O’Neill

Lynne O’Neill promo shot

Under her stage name, Lynne O’Neill began to work as a burlesque dancer in Chicago. Her mother, who accompanied her to her shows, apparently had an idea for the gimmick that would advance O’Neill’s career. At her mother’s suggestion, O’Neill began to emphasize her garters, while performing. At the end of her shows, O’Neill would bestow garters to selected members of her audience. This act became a signature routine, and she styled herself as Lynne O’Neill, “The Original Garter Girl.”

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