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The Hollywood Collection series page at Hulu.comBorn in a working-class section of Brooklyn, she became a show-business giant, a personality so distinctive she transformed forever the way women and sex would be presented on stage, in films, radio, TV and cabarets around the world.

The clip Mae Lee East from Wild Wild West (1999)

Gloria Pall, Actress, Pin-up Girl, TV Star and Author, does a bit about Mae West for the Book Publicists of Southern California on August 17, 2011 at the Sportsmen’s Lodge in Studio City, California. During the 1950s Gloria Pall dated Elvis Presley and Howard Hughes, she appeared on hundreds of magazines covers, was referred as “The Eyeful Tower, and had her own TV Show. She has written a number of books about her TV Show, called Voluptua, and her career in Hollywood. Here is some material from her website, www.gloriapall.com From an early job as an aircraft mechanic working on bombers and fighter planes, my path led to winning a "Miss Flatbush" beauty contest ('47), becoming a model, winding up as a Showgirl in Reno and then in Las Vegas. 1954 found me creating a TV show called "Voluptua" which appeared on ABC TV for 7 hot weeks. It caused a furor and the headlines blasted boldly, "VOLUPTUA FIRED FOR BEING 'TOO TORRID FOR TV!'" It was just suggestive--corny not porny--but the public couldn't handle it at the time. Now that we've come to the new millennium, I am a journalist and also write books about that wonderful era and the superstars I worked with and met. I love sharing stories, and tidbits of secret information, about such stars as Elvis and Marilyn and my interaction with them and many others. By appearing in many local memorabilia shows I am able to meet fans both young and old that are interested in talking to me about the fabulous 50's. Ah...the 50's...a wonderful time in my life and in the world. During those years I enjoyed the privilege of adorning hundreds of magazine covers and the fame of being a famous pin-up girl internationally. My pictorial book, "Let's Get Under My Covers" has a chronological table of contents that parallels events in the world at the same time that I appeared on those covers. There are also well over 100 photographs inside, including centerfolds from Esquire a. For more about Gloria Pall go to www.gloriapall.com

Mae West plays Rose Carlton, the kept woman of Chan Lo (Harold Huber), who takes her from walking the streets to pacing the floors of her high rent apartment. Rose ends up killing Chan and beats it from San Francisco to the frozen north. She boards a ship where burly sea captain Bull Brackett (McLaglen) takes a shine to her; when he finds out she killed Chan, he blackmails her into coming up and seeing him sometime. Boarding the ship in Seattle is missionary Annie Alden (Helen Jerome Eddy), who dies on the way to Alaska. Rose assumes Annie's identity and, upon arrival in Alaska proceeds to preach the Good Book, saving sinners by unorthodox methods. Mountie Jack Forrest (Philip Reed) arrives in town searching for Chan's murderer and he falls in love with Rose, unaware that the woman he loves is the killer he seeks.

The clip Fighting over Flower Belle from My Little Chickadee (1940) with Mae West

The clip Math class from My Little Chickadee (1940) with Mae West

The clip Kissing Carter from My Little Chickadee (1940) with Dick Foran, Mae West

The clip Romantic meeting from My Little Chickadee (1940) with Joseph Calleia, Mae West

The clip Examining Flower Belle's room from My Little Chickadee (1940) with W.C. Fields, Mae West

The clip Falling for Wayne from My Little Chickadee (1940) with Mae West

The clip Honoring sheriff Twillie from My Little Chickadee (1940) with Joseph Calleia, Mae West

The clip Willie of the valley from My Little Chickadee (1940) with Joseph Calleia, Mae West

The clip A New sheriff Part 2 from My Little Chickadee (1940) with Mae West

The clip New sherrif from My Little Chickadee (1940) with Mae West

The clip Going home from My Little Chickadee (1940) with Dick Foran, Mae West