Stage Name |
Real Name |
| "Dee-Dee"
(DD) |
?
Dorian Dennis ? |
| "Double
Dynamite" |
|
|
Dennis was no dummy
that just happened to come along to Burlesque. Prior to grinding
away, she earned a degree in Chemestry from a New York University
but found she liked to dance on the Burlesque stage as well as
model for various men's magazines by showing off her her shapely
torso and awesome 39" ta-ta's a little more amusing.
Dennis
liked to play the "hard girl" role, and portryed them
very well in her many 1950's Mens Magazine modeling shoots by
Irving Klaw, She was qouted as saying "You can have the 'goody-and-sweet'
type. It's the mean gal's role that pays."
Dorian retired from the Burlesque world around 1960. |