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My life has always included water - swimming, boating, and now living by the sea. It contains all life and life contains it. And it's expressive. It speaks of its journey and experience. I've also endured multiple inundation of water in. leaks and floods in my home. Yet, I would only ever live next to water. It's my teacher and source.

Her performaces and strip left her with more clothes on than the female rock stars of today. She was a true artist and a class act!

Just enough to suggest

Saw her As an actress in Belle of the Yukon very beautiful Woman. Loved her voice and beautiful face

Actress or stripper? In that time you could be a stripper.

These girls today, can't do a striptease, they're already stripped

A stripper with a snood.

That’s why it was called a “striptease”.

As it should be. Far more artistic

She had a fabulous talk show in the 60’s

I met Gypsy Rose Lee in the summer of 1969. I was stationed at United States Naval Station in Yokosuka, Japan. Ms. Lee was touring with Bob Hope in Viet Nam and west pac military bases. I was a surgical technician under the command of Dr. Philip Geib, our cheif of surgery. Hope and Lee visited our post-op bay and intensive care unit. Mr Hope stopped and spoke with every patient, many who were suffering from extreme combat injuries. Ms. Lee asked to see and tour our operating surgical suite. I and several surgical techs showed her our setup and equipment as well. We asked her if she would like some coffee. Surprisingly, she said she would be delighted. We escourted her to our break room lounge, and she sat with us having coffee. We all wanted to know about her career, and she told us several stories how she started in the entertainment industry. She then asked each one of us about ourselves and she spent several hours with us. We knew very well that she had extended her time with us just to make us comfortable and feeling like we were home. I was 23 at the time, but she treated me as if she were my Mom! Over the years, I followed the history of her life and career. She was a remarkable woman, and she gave me a little bit of feelings like I was back home, as we all were away from our families for some time. She was only with us several hours, but I will always fondly remember her and her kindness. She was an American hero to our team and a comfort while working in the horrific casualties of war! THANK YOU GYPSY❤

Juanita, Now I get it. Never saw her before.

i saw the stage show, gypsy, decades ago. i love the movie with natalie wood also. such an intelligent woman. the stripper who never really got naked lol. the movie is worth watching for sure.

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So, clearly eroticism had nothing to do with her schtick.

And she was talentless? Lol Humor was her talent

I don’t think I had ever seen Ms. Lee live until now. What a stunning presence.

Currently in a Gypsy production, decided to see the real thing! Her stage presence is stunning!

Obviously her Strip Act on stage was more risque' than her film teases but she knows how to work the crowd and is entertaining. Still i wish i could've seen her stage act

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Another Happy Birthday to you, Miss Lee!

Anybody know what movie this is from?

June always caused havoc 😂

And to think I literally a stripper put a cookie on her vajajay once

I wonder how many more copies of these lost films are kept by some archiver's.

I remember watching her talk show on tv when i was a kid.

Who else just watched Riverdale?

“I’m a pretty girl, Mama.”

Gypsy was not only smart, she was hilarious.

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From the days when (the majority of) entertainers still had class, regardless of genre.

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"I'm a pretty girl, mama."

So quaint and funny! No wonder they loved her!

Thats still done today the fundamentals of exotic dancing as art

Happy Birthday, Gypsy Rose Lee! January 8, 1911

And of course Rogers and Hart turned this into a brilliant musical number. ruclips.net/user/clipUgkxID-tXQvmpwcMVlYK8xibNeQRHOn1v3YN

UDDERLY DULL..

Ned Sparks!

Men are so stupid.

A stripper on stage & of course Sailors in the front row

I saw the movie of her life ages ago when I was a kid. Someone below mention a biography or autobiography. I think I’ll get a copy.

Very clever! far more suggested than seen.

Not many people know that she was an author and playwright, her crown jewel was "The G-string Murders". She lived a short life really, passing away at 59 in 1970.

Simply a Scene cut from the Movie. Not a recording of her stage (Nightclub) show. She was tame by all standards, and censorship of the movie really cut even that down to nothing. By today's standards this is a kid's show. Expect nothing and you cannot be disappointed.

Nowadays we have to show skin to titillate the overstimulated and numbed and dumbed down society. Hollywood is crass and corrupt on the outside as well as the inside.

Gypsy Rose, take off those clothes!

1943. would that have been heavily censored at that time?

So, men back then had never seen a women's wrists and ankles before? Seems implausible. Was everyone born by in vitro?

My dad saw her when he was a GI. He’s such a straight-laced normal guy,it made me laugh!