Strip Show
Brief Synopsis
Cast & Crew
Jerald Intrator
Zorita
Vivian Morgan
Lonnie Young
Marie Bradley
Dixie Lee
Film Details
Technical Specs
Synopsis
Famous painter Henri de Louse, grandson of the French artist Toulouse de Louse, and his agent, Sam de Bergerac, are holding a press conference to introduce Henri's latest works. In response to a reporter's question about Henri's career, he and Sam recollect that Henri was once a starving, Greenwich Village artist who painted only fruit and vegetables: Although Henri rationalizes that he can always eat his subjects, Sam tells him that he will never be successful and suggests he paint pretty girls instead. Sam decides to help Henri, who has led a very sheltered life, to see more of the world and expose him to new experiences. After plying him with alcohol, which Henri thinks is a new kind of orange juice, Sam takes him to an intimate nightclub, where Henri revels in the performances of several striptease dancers, singers and dancers and begins sketching furiously. During the evening, while imbibing more and more "orange juice," Henri gains an appreciation of the female form and flirts with a voluptuous young lady at the next table. By the time the show climaxes with a strip routine by Zorita, Henri is convinced that he should become a painter of nude and semi-nude ladies. At the press conference, the male reporters are appreciative of Henri's work but, after they leave, Henri reveals that he has not entirely lost his old interests, as he paints an apple held by a nude model.
Director
Jerald Intrator
Cast
Zorita
Vivian Morgan
Lonnie Young
Marie Bradley
Dixie Lee
Tony Scott
Linda Lombard
Kay Saunders
Bob Weil
Leonard Fabian
Barbara Leslie
Dan Danglo
Sandy Stevens
Fred Klein
The Cosmos
The Glamorous Amazons
Crew
Jimmy Ayre
Tex Ballou
Tex Ballou
Alan Bodian
L. Burton
John S. Carroll
Jerald Intrator
Karin Langem
George Maxfield
George Maxfield
Charlotte Mitchell
Larry Moyer
Larry Moyer
Mildred Phillips
Bickley S. Reichner
Tony Scott
Tony Scott And His Clarinet
Ben Smolen
Robert E. Weil
Film Details
Technical Specs
Quotes
Trivia
Notes
Although the viewed print and a modern source state that the film was entitled Naughty New York, it was titled Strip Show at the time of its original release. According to a continuity submitted to NYSA in 1957, the film's original opening title card included a copyright statement: "Copyright 1956 by Amazon Productions, Inc." However, the film was not registered for copyright protection. The film was approved for exhibition in New York State in 1957, according to NYSA records.
Of the film's female cast members, Marie Bradley, Lonnie Young, Dixie Lee, Vivian Morgan and Zorita perform striptease routines. Linda Lombard and Kay Saunders are singers. According to a modern source, Strip Show May also have been distributed under the title Eve and the Apple. No reviews have been located for this film under any of its titles.
