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G-strings were named for the largest string on a violin. Another name for a G-String was “Gadget.” |
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The stooge comic who takes the falls was known as the “third banana" | |
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The woman delivering lines in the skits was known as the “talking woman” | |
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The skits were called “bits” | |
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To expose any part of the body was called “flashing” | |
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To be told to do the “Boston Version” meant for you to “clean it up”…and to be told to do the “Sunday-school-show” meant the cops and/or censors were in the audience. (I guess that meant you REALLY “cleaned it up” unless you wanted the show to be closed down.) | |
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The strut before the strip was called the “trailer” | |
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To tell a gal she had a “swell set-up” meant you thought she had a good figure | |
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An off-stage crooner, or house-singer, when singing strip numbers would be called a “bust developer” | |
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To conceal lapses during the bits, where someone may have forgotten a line, was called a “cover-up” | |
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When a bit was unfunny, it was often said to “lay eggs” | |
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A provocative strip-teaser was called “the snake type" |
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