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Sexy Witch
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This is a blog about sexy witches of all varieties: elegant, attractive, pretty, cute, hot, naughty and femme fatales; real life witches; people dressed up as witches; witches in fiction, film and art: they will all be here in time, so stay tuned.
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Gabrielle Ray, Christmas Witch, 1907

Apparently, I needed a break. So I took one. “Am taking one” I should say, ’cause I haven’t finished being broken, or breaking, or taking a break, or whatever. But I wanted to...

24 dec 11

Bell, Book and Candle, 1965

I was asked four years ago (!) why I hadn’t already done a post on Bell, Book and Candle (1965). I said then that I hadn’t managed to get any press-photos, that screen-caps were difficult...

07 sep 11

Etchika Choureau, Halloween Witch, 1958

Some of my readers will have seen this press photo before. It features Etchika Choureau (i.e., Jeannine Verret, b. 1929), a beautiful, green-eyed, sometimes blonde-haired, French actress who had a sh...

16 aug 11

Virginia Curtis, Sparkling Witch, 1954

Virginia Curtis (1928–2004) had a brief and modest career on television as a “comedienne” (the feminine and the diminutive of “comedian”—both apply in this case but I have alw...

09 aug 11

Madge Meredith, Playing Witch, 1946

This Madge Meredith press photo was released while Trail Street—a “solid Randolph Scott Western”—was in production. Since the film was released on 19 February 1947 and the snipe was relea...

02 aug 11

Ann Miller, Captivating Witch, 1949

The two pictures of Ann Miller in this post are from a series of four, listed (on the snipe) with the serial numbers “3359, 3360, 3361, 3362.” The first picture here is an original, the second is a r...

23 jul 11

Naturlich Harz sticker, 1980?

Actually, I have no real idea when this sticker was printed and sold or given away [now updated, see below ], but I believe the caption translates as “Naturally, Harz.” The caption might ...

17 jul 11

Spell Bound, 2011

[Palaez, cover and p. 43] Spell Bound (2011) follows Coven: Sisterhood of the Dark (1998), Coven 2: A Gallery Girls Collection (2002) and Coven 3: A Gallery Girls Book from SQP Inc. (See my posts her...

09 jul 11

The Witch of Tremont Row, 1900

As you can see, this is a cabinet card photograph of “Zoe Stouadenewich, Witch of Tremont Row. L. B. Walker, Manager.” The photograph is by Elmer Chickering (fl. 1885–1915; see his Wikipedia page her...

02 jul 11

Tintype Witches (almost), 1875

When is a sexy witch, not a sexy witch? Or rather, when does an image seem to depict a sexy witch, but on closer examination not depict either a witch or a sexy witch? I dabbled with this question du...

25 jun 11

Ann Savage Riding a Gun! 1944

Ann Savage—declared an “icon and legend” by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences in 2005—played the role of a femme fatale in the classic film noir Detour (1945), and starred i...

18 jun 11

Nancy Gates, 1943

This is, unfortunately, only a reprint of a Nancy Gates Halloween press photo, but it is a very high quality one and I wanted to round out my series of press photos from before the end of WWII before...

12 jun 11

Leggy Lucia Carroll, 1941

This Lucia Carroll press photo was probably released in 1941 rather than 1940, but both are possible. Lucia Carroll (fl. 1940–55) appeared—uncredited—in a series of films in 1940 and 1941, appearing ...

04 jun 11

Emerald City Comicon Artbook, 2011

Twixraider has sent me a link to this fabulous witchy artwork. I know nothing more about the Emerald City Comicon Artbook that appears on this page [but see UPDATE below], but if you look here you wi...

28 may 11

The Bewitched Leila Hyams, 1928

Leila Hyams (1905–77) is best known today for her role as the kind-hearted circus performer in Freaks (1932), the wronged woman in Red-Headed Woman (1932) and the heroine in Island of Lost Souls (193...

21 may 11

Bewitching June Collyer, 1930

Unusually, June Collyer (1906–68; aka Dorothea Heermance) had appeared in about a dozen films over three years before this press photo was released. But most of these were for Fox. Her first two film...

14 may 11

Fabulous Four Witches, 1941

Here we have four, fabulous Paramount starlets, thrown together for this Halloween press photo. All four were early in their career (thus “starlets“) but the four did not appear in any si...

07 may 11

Welcome to the Walpurgishalle, 1901

Here is something special for Walpurgisnacht. As I wrote here (five years ago!): Walpurgisnacht is celebrated in Germany on 30 April (Beltane or May Eve). On this night witches are thought to fly to ...

30 apr 11

More Dorothy Dix, 1928

This is the second Halloween-themed press photo I have of Dorothy Dix, which was taken in 1928. In this photo Dix is wearing the same daring two-tone silk outfit, and showing off a lot of skin, barin...

23 apr 11

Daring Dorothy Dix, Sexy Witch, 1928

This is one of two press photos I have of Dorothy Dix (1908–2000), who was a “Hal Roach comedy player.” I know this because penciled on the back of this photo is “Dorothy Dix, Hal Roach M...

16 apr 11

Colleen Moore, 1920

As you can see, it is a photo of Colleen Moore [i.e., Kathleen Morrison] (1899–1988) which has been “Distributed by First National Pictures”. Morrison appeared in over sixty films, most between...

08 apr 11

Never Halloween Without a Witch, 1911

The October 1911 issue of The Ladies’ Home Journal contains a colour spread under the title “The Halloween Masquerade” with eight designs by Adrienne Brugard and drawings by M. E. M...

01 apr 11

Puck and the Witch, 1912

Here is yet another sepia lithographic postcard from The Pink of Perfection series. Not only is it from the same series as last week’s card (“Series 152″), the artwork on this card ...

27 mar 11

C. R. Gibson Witch, 1912

Here is another sepia lithographic postcard published by the Fairman Company of New York in The Pink of Perfection series, in this case from Series 152. As I said a few weeks back (here), Fairman wer...

19 mar 11

Mexican Sexy Witch, 1998

This is the cover of a Mexican adult comic. It bears no relation to the contents at all, which are a series of infantile “sexy” jokes in comic-strip form. It is hard to imagine anyone out...

12 mar 11

Mystic Witch, 1912

This sepia lithographic postcard appeared in “Series 153″ published by the Fairman Company of New York. It is stamped with their logo which reads “The [flower] of Pink Perfection. R...

05 mar 11

Witches, Old Style and New, 1913

This is one of a group of postcards that nearly bankrupted me late last year. But what could I do? Like the artwork of Samuel L. Schmucker, the postcards created by Ellen H. Clapsaddle (1865–1934) ar...

27 feb 11

A Jolly Good Witch, 1922

The caption on this “Halloween Greetings” postcard is “Wishing you a jolly good time.” There is no publisher credited on the verso, just a series number (“Halloween Seri...

21 feb 11

Gunthar James, The Witch’s Spell, 1969

This is a title in the long-running Liverpool “Rear Window Series.” There are plenty of self-explanatory titles in the series, including Mother Loves Brother, A Sister Sandwich, Teacher&#...

09 feb 11

40s Witch on a Paper Plate

This small (152mm or 6 inch) late 40s or early 50s Halloween paper plate, with pleated and scalloped edges, features a witch on a broom flying over the roofs of a cosy little fairy-tale village with ...

30 jan 11

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