How to undress in front of your man 1970
How to undress in front of your man 1970
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How to Undress in Front of Your Husband is a 1937 short comedic film directed by Dwain Esper. [1]
In an opening narrative, the filmmaker explains that many of man’s pleasures (such as beer and cigarettes) have been made safer and more enjoyable through technology, but that no such improvement has been made for women. The film thus strives to teach women how to please their husbands in the bedroom.
The film is shot through the eyes of a peeping Tom paparazzo, who leeringly takes lurid shots of celebrities in the privacy of their own homes. Two examples of his work are given: Elaine Barrymore, who serves as the example of how to undress properly, and Trixie Friganza, vaudeville and opera star in one of her later starring roles, as the example of how not to undress, as each comes home from a party. Elaine demonstrates natural seduction skills and grace in her slow, methodical undress, which the narrator surmises is how she landed her husband John, the «world’s greatest lover.» Trixie, on the other hand, is shown as irritated and slovenly as she tersely yanks off her garments and throws them on the ground.
At the end of the film, as the paparazzo develops his pictures, his wife angrily calls her husband to dinner.
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