Dr. Marissa Vigneault

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519 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jun 2026 last heard 16 Jun

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Her manager had her legs insured by Lloyds of London for $100,000, which is close to like $2 million today.

So, yes, right.

But Tempest Storm, Blaze Star, I mean, and they are like the mid-century va-va-voom.

Yes.

Well, you know, the other thing that happens is that we've got the development of radio shows, right?

Early 20th century up through the 40s and then television.

And so all of those performers who are doing comedic acts, variety shows are being sort of cleaned up.

And that's what becomes the basis of the sitcom show.

Right.

And, you know, people like Abbott and Costello get their star on the list stages and then sort of like move into radio shows, clean it up.

But there's this steady then separation of who's still on the stage and what becomes visible there and the female body is spectacle to be looked at.

And then what's seen as, I think, probably the continuation of more vaudeville.

The thing that was meant for that middle-class audience, like, it's not vulgar, it's clean fun over here.

Kind of early in the 1900s, there's a connecting point there, right?

Striptease comes out of burlesque.

And so there's this notorious, somewhat apocryphal story about a performer in, I think it was around 1917, 18.

And it was a really hot summer night, theater in New York.

And as she's exiting the stage after a true performance,

She begins to take off like the cuffs of her costume and the collar of her costume, but she's still visible to the audience.

And so all of a sudden you hear like all these whistles and hoots and cheers.

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