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In the 1940s, with the advent of laws that made nudity and pornography a criminal offence to prohibit them, “camera clubs” came into ostensible existence. Under the pretext of promoting artsy photography, they sold pornography under-the-counter. Page had an encounter with NYPD officer and avid photography enthusiast Jerry Tibbs who advised Betty to style her hair with bangs in front; this later became an iconic look for Page. Tibbs helped her make a pin-up portfolio free of cost. Soon, Page entered the wondrous world of “glamour photography”, where she became one of the most sought after camera club models due to her bold poses and lack of inhibition which was a rare find in the erotic industry. Having worked initially with Cass Carr, Page gradually began working with Irving Klaw. The latter was responsible for Page’s popularity as a bondage model.
“Bettie’s Clown Dance” features her sexually dancing around with a Clown doll, grinning from ear to ear. There’s also “Peppy Graceful Dance” where she dances with a man’s fedora hat, and jives to music like a sock hopper. Page was around during a time where porn and adult entertainment of all kinds was considered illegal and despicable, and Page celebrated her sexuality on screen ten fold. She seemed to challenge conventions in a time where women were expected to be subservient and be at home caring for kids and home.
There’s “Return of the Teaser Girl”, “Bettie’s Clown Dance” Parts One and Two, “Flirtatious Dance By Bettie”, “Peppy Graceful Dance”, “Bettie Waltzing in Satin Scanties”, “Tambourine Dance”, “Joyful Dance By Bettie”, “Bettie’s Hat Dance”, “Dream Dance By Bettie”, and “Betty’s Lingerie Tease Dance” Part Two (no Part One). There are also four bonus “Kamera Klub” shorts featuring Page: “Bettie Page Nude”, “Bettie Page in Black Lingerie”, “…White Lingerie”, and “…Red Lingerie.”
Betty Mae Page, who in childhood began spelling her first name “Bettie”, was born in , in 1923, the second of six children to Walter Roy Page and Edna Mae Pirtle. During her early years, the Page family traveled around the country in search of economic stability. At a young age, she had to face the responsibilities of caring for her younger siblings, particularly after her father was convicted for car theft and spent two years in an , prison.
