#603 - TV Sisters Les Femmes 2 2
TV Sisters, Volume 4, Number 4
Eros Publishing Company Inc.
Wilmington, Delaware
1979
digital replica
Les Femmes, Volume 2, Number 2
Holly Publications, Inc.
North Hollywood, California
1985
digital replica
TV Sisters, Volume 4, Number 4
The page-2 editorial sets this scene:
WENDY HAS SEEN THE UPS AND DOWNS OF TRANSSEXUAL LIFE AND KNOWS THEM COLD. BUT SUE IS A NOVICE, ONLY RECENTLY CONVERTED TO THE NEW WAVE OF HUMAN SEXUALITY. SUE WAS SUBJECT TO ALL THE SELF-DOUBTS AND INSECURITIES OF ANY PIONEER—AND IT WAS UP TO WENDY TO GIVE HER A MUCH NEEDED BOOSTER SHOT OF SUPER-CHARGED SEXUAL PLEASURE.
WAS IT LESBIANISM OR SOME OTHER ENCOUNTER OF A SEXUAL KIND? THEY WERE SISTERS IN PLEASURE, DEMIMONDE GODDESSES OF JOY AND PAIN. TOGETHER THEY CHANNELED SEXUALITY INTO A NEW, RICH VEIN. IT WAS A NEW AND TOTALLY SENSUAL EXPERIENCE FOR BOTH WENDY AND SUE - A NARCISSISTIC PLEASURE BOUT THAT SHOWED THEM THE TRUTH ABOUT THEIR OWN BIZARRE SEXUALITY. JOIN THE SISTERS IN A REVELATION OF ORGASMIC PROPORTIONS - A COMING TOGETHER OF SEXUAL ADVENTURERS NEVER BEFORE SEEN.
The magazine shows what friendly women might do on an afternoon visit. The girls examine new panties, apply cosmetics to each other, dress up in frilly lingerie and nylons and become amorous.
Sue and Wendy fondle, kiss and rub limbs indoors and out by the pool. Mouths get near genitalia but no oral contact is shown.
Two girlish transsexuals frolic indoors and out, enjoying a sunny, steamy matinee. At the end of the magazine, both models pose in solo shots.
The ebook contains all content of the 48-page magazine in the original sequence, including advertising. A few page layouts were revised slightly. Empty margins, superfluous borders and a small amount of walls and floors were excised.
Brightness and contrast were adjusted. Images transposed well to ebook format.
All new scans. Transsexual nudity.
Les Femmes, Volume 2, Number 2
The page-3 editorial compares attitudes toward transsexuals in Europe and the U.S.
As we travel the world searching out the centers of transsexual activity, it has become apparent that there exists a major difference between the United States and other nations. In Europe, for instance, the transvestite and transsexual community is looked upon as a sophisticated expression of sexuality.
The TVs and transsexuals of Europe are accepted as part of society, and viewed as elegant pioneers of fashion and social trends. They work within society — as models, secretaries, actresses and executives and no one seems to mind. In the East, we have seen the same attitude at work. There, they are fully integrated into society and even retain a special place.
But in the United States, the TVs and transsexuals are for the most part scoffed at as being some form of sexual freak. The mass media scoffs at them, and thousands find it difficult to find reasonable employment as a result of their condition. The United States sits as something of an island when it comes to attitudes and respect for sexual differences, an island that is looked upon as being somewhat barbaric by the rest of the world.
Most magazine pages show pictures of pretty female impersonators en femme. Pictorials show gifted performers in Singapore, Paris, New York and Hawaii.
On the Left Bank, legendary Madame Arthur's cabaret features talented French entertainers who sing, dance and joke on stage. The text says that this world-famous club serves as an elegant “training ground for the future superstars of female impressionism.”
Named Tiny, the cute cover girl performs at the Grapevine Club in New York City. Photos show her in glittery theatrical brevity and in black lace, posing at home.
One piece shows Hans Crystal in various costumes and wigs. Another presents new Parisian sensation Claudia Passot, a Madame Arthur alumnus. This beauty achieved stardom when invited to perform at La Carousel Club. Her face and presentation radiate femininity.
The ebook contains all content of the 48-page magazine in the original sequence, including advertising. A few page layouts were revised slightly. Empty margins, superfluous borders and a small amount of walls and floors were excised.
Brightness and contrast were adjusted. Images transposed well to ebook format.
All new scans. No nudity.
NOTE
Although some parts of pictures are obscured on this page, the ebook shows everything that's in the original.
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