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Venus The Body (aka. Jean Smyle)
Venus The Body (aka. Jean Smyle) flashes her panties in this 50’s-era candid photo from an outdoor shoot.. Likely for publication in one of the many “Artist’s Models” pocket digests, being produced at that time..
Venus The Body (aka. Jean Smyle) poses nude outdoors during a 50’s-era photoshoot.. Looks like it may have been part of a larger color slide series..
Venus The Body (aka. Jean Smyle) is showcased in a pair of Burly-Q venue newspaper promo ads, in the Los Angeles area..
Venus The Body (aka. Jean Smyle) is featured on a vintage 50’s-era arcade card..
Jean Smyle aka. “Venus The Body”.. Seen here, in her working clothes.. Venus, was yet another graduate of Lillian Hunt’s School For Strippers.. By the late 50’s, Venus would begin managing her very own 15-week “Stripping School”..
Venus The Body (aka. Jean Smyle) appears in the “altogether” whilst shooting another Nudie-Cutie photo series..
Venus The Body (aka. Jean Smyle) As a child, her Mother obviously never told her she shouldn’t play with knives..
Jean Smyle (aka. “Venus The Body”) strips down to better enjoy the Great Outdoors..
Venus The Body (aka. Jean Smyle) poses as the “3 of Diamonds” for a 50’s-era novelty playing card deck..
Venus The Body (aka. Jean Smyle) Jean was a very popular Pin-Up model throughout the 1950’s.. But began her Burlesque career in the chorus line at the ‘GRAND Theatre’ in St. Louis.. In 1952, she would dye her hair blonde and dance
Roxanne (aka. Jean Smyle) She would later become more famous using the name: Venus The Body.. But in the early 1950’s, her promo photos still featured her as a blonde dancer named: Roxanne..
Venus The Body (aka. Jean Smyle) poses nude outdoors during a 50’s-era photoshoot.. Likely part of a larger color slide series..
Venus The Body (aka. Jean Smyle) Jean was a very popular Pin-Up model throughout the 1950’s.. She also toured nationwide as a Feature stripteaser, named: “Venus The Body”.. In the late 50’s, she wrote “The Strippers’ Schoolbook&rdquo
Venus The Body subscribes to the Theory: “Things go better with Coke..”
Venus The Body (aka. Jean Smyle)Posing nude during a 50’s-era photoshoot for a color slide series..
Venus The Body (aka. Jean Smyle)In this photo series, a small tattoo can be seen on her Right Thigh.. It appears to be a Heart with a 3-initial banner across it..
Venus The Body (aka. Jean Smyle)Image courtesy of: KD’s Pin-Ups and Music..
Venus The Body ( aka. Jean Smyle )Photographed by – George K. Mann
Venus The Body (aka. Jean Smyle) appears in the “altogether” whilst shooting another Nudie-Cutie photo series..
Venus The Body ..subscribes to the Theory: “Things go better with Coke..”
Venus The Body (aka. Jean Smyle) poses as the “3 of Diamonds” for a 50’s-era novelty playing card deck..
Teacher makes Venus The Body (aka. Jean Smyle) sit in the corner..
Venus The Body (aka. Jean Smyle)Photographed by – George K. Mann
Venus The Body ..subscribes to the Theory: “Things go better with Coke!”Photographed by — George K. Mann
Venus The Body (aka. Jean Smyle) gives us a sly wink..
Venus The Body ..doesn’t like it when Boys pull on her Pigtails!(aka. Jean Smyle)
Venus The Body ..gets a leg up!(aka. Jean Smyle)
burleskateer: Venus The Body subscribes to the Theory: “Things go better with Coke..”
Venus The Body ..enjoys a smoke break!Photographed by – George K. Mann
burleskateer: Venus The Body (aka. Jean Smyle) Jean was a very popular Pin-Up model throughout the 1950’s.. But began her Burlesque career in the chorus line at the ‘GRAND Theatre’ in St. Louis.. In 1952, she would dye her hair blonde and
Venus The Body (aka. Jean Smyle)More photos of Jean can be found here..
Venus The Body (aka. Jean Smyle)Appearing in a publicity still promoting the 1953 burlesque film: “PEEK A BOO”; a documentary-style recording of a complete Burlesk show; filmed at Los Angeles’ ‘FOLLIES Theatre’..
Venus The Body (aka. Jean Smyle) Flashing her panties in a candid from a 50′s-era outdoor shoot.. Likely for publication in one of the many “Artist’s Models” pocket digests, being produced at that time..
