Kipling's Women

1961
1h

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One of the first of the Nudies to gain wide-spread showing in the U.S., although still relegated mostly to the grind houses or, in some situations, long-time schlock distributor Kroger Babb ... Read allOne of the first of the Nudies to gain wide-spread showing in the U.S., although still relegated mostly to the grind houses or, in some situations, long-time schlock distributor Kroger Babb "four-walled" it, by renting the theatre for a flat fee and taking all of the proceeds inc... Read allOne of the first of the Nudies to gain wide-spread showing in the U.S., although still relegated mostly to the grind houses or, in some situations, long-time schlock distributor Kroger Babb "four-walled" it, by renting the theatre for a flat fee and taking all of the proceeds including, according to one exhibitor, the theatre rental fees. This film purports to be "A P... Read all

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4.6/10

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One of the first of the Nudies to gain wide-spread showing in the U.S., although still relagated mostly to the grind houses or, in some situations,long-time schlock distributor Kroger Babb "four-walled" it, by renting the theatre for a flat fee and taking all of the proceeds including, according to one exhibitor, the theatre rental fees. Produced by brothers Harry Smith (III), long-time Hollywood sound man, and Larry Smith (VI), Hollywood still photographer, it purports to be "A Picturization of Rudyard Kipling's Immortal Poem---The Ladies."

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Despite generally convincing creation of 19th Century backdrop, in one scene the Colonel's Lady strips and is wearing pantyhose dating from many decades into the future.

Connections
Referenced in Crisis in Morality (1962)

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8/10

Glossy anthology of perfect female bodies

Beautifully photographed, poetically narrated, a film that parades flawless female forms each to a background story that ends with the words "... and I learned about women from her." Miles ahead of the pioneering "Erotica" but still in the genre of a narrated Playboy magazine, the parade of pulchritude is nothing short of stunning. Where do these movies go? Put it onto a DVD and let me know where to order it ... vivid memories almost forty years old... a one of kind.