Synopsis
1960s suburban belly dancer (color) 1950s girl-next-door type with pageboy hairdo 1950s nature girl with braids goes fishing 1950s assorted quick takes 1960s fabulously trashy blonde at a bar 1950s pretty auburn-haired lass in big white panties 1950s glamorous busty blonde goes sunbathing P1950s dark-haired housewife type on a couch 1950s voluptuous brunette at the poolside 1950s dark-blonde plain jane on a chair 1950s more quick takes 1960s natural blonde hippie chick in dark hose & heels 1950s wiggly brunette takes off her sarong 1950s beautiful brunette teases and pleases 1950s blonde nature girl 1950s outdoors quick takes – featuring BEBE HUGHES 1950s raven-tressed doll with big nipples 1960s busty cat eyed she devil in fishnets 1950s brunette plain jane does some ironing & other household activities 1950s lovely brunette bed bunny
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