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Shirley

An unedited interview with striptease artiste 'Shirley', conducted by broadcaster Bernard Braden.

Inside Film 1968 6 mins

Overview

Unedited interview with striptease artiste 'Shirley' conducted by broadcaster Bernard Braden which presents a unglamorous, workaday picture of the profession.

This title is also available on the DVD/Blu-ray 'Primitive London' in the BFI Flipside collection.

Featuring

Bernard Braden

Genres

Inside Film and Non-Fiction

Country

United Kingdom

Language

English

Subjects

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