Word: bluebelle
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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At the Red Cross charity gala in Monte Carlo, such celebrities as the Begum Aga Khan and Cinemactor David Niven were nicely sprinkled amidst 1,000 unknowns who paid $75 to dance and watch the Bluebell Girls of Paris prance. To the sprinkle, hélas, was added a spatter...
Even top German women athletes-among them, Olympic Figure Skating Champion Marika Kilius and Sprinter Jutta Heine-look more like starlets than muscle-maids. At the Lido in Paris, where the famed Bluebell girls were once mostly English imports, one-fifth of the dancers are now German. Las Vegas talent...
The person who ultimately decides where the Bluebells will dance is a leathery little British woman named Margaret Kelly, 50, otherwise known as "Miss Bluebell." A onetime dancing girl herself, she formed the first Bluebell company in 1933, has directly hired all the 6,000 or so Bluebell girls who...
Going Wrong Smiling. In theory, a Bluebell would have a hard time losing her virtue. The girls from 16 (minimum age) to 18 must have a chaperone always with them, and the older girls (up to 29) are fired if caught consorting with the customers. No Bluebell ever appears in...
Medicine Chest. On the fringes of the swamp live veteran trappers and guides who can recite the ballad without missing a beat, and who know every legend about the dark mysteryland. The swamp water is perfectly potable and is famed for its long-staying qualities of freshness, but it looks...