Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 January 1949 — Page 30

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“WHEN WAS this?” I asked. “Very recent. The conductor of the symphony képt calling me this exdizzyast, I couldn't find it In the dictionary.” I told her it probably was the word “ecdysiast,” which H. L. Mencken coined. “Who?” ‘said Miss La - Rose. “Anyway,” continued this empress f epidermis, “I old him that at 1e ast burlesque audiences aren't hypocrites like. opera audiences.” ‘How are opera audiences hypocrites, as though I didn't know?" 1 inquired. “Half of them don’t understand 3 good - music, but "7 g0 to opera be- § X cause they want " their neighbors “iss La Rose to say, ‘They're cultured.” “Whereas,” said Miss La Rose— with a bump in her voice—"“audi-

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NEW YORK, Jan, 14—Miss Rose La Rose, the famous. stripteaser, is plain disgusted with you cultured people who think striptease fans are morons. “Some of the longhairs in Cincinnati gave me a party and I was uncomfortable within,” Miss La Rose, just chosen | oie of the Ten Best Undressed Women, told me.

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