Jackie Parker (Blonde Wig) & Lorraine Burnett (Dark Wig) Decorating and Cleaning House Topless and in High Heels and Stockings!
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Jackie Parker & Lorraine Burnett Cleaning House!
Pamela Green in Peeping Tom
Widescreen Poster Advertising the 1960 Film ‘Peeping Tom’ by Michael Powell & Leo Marks. Followed by two shots of Pamela Green playing Pin-up Model ‘Milly’. Apparently the second image was shot twice with the more risqué version being credited as being the first female nude scene in a major British feature. Although even on the racier version, Milly only exposes one breast for a few seconds, but interestingly the above shot shows much more than one breast!
Rough Stuff With Lorraine Burnett
Marie Deveraux
One of the earliest and most honoured of Harrison Mark’s models. Marie Deveraux seems to have enjoyed a short but highly successful career. According to Marks, she quit the business after getting a job as a stand in for the film and went back to America with the film crew when the shooting was complete. She appeared in no less than 70 films during the 1950’s and 1960’s including, Brides of Dracula, The Strangers of Bombay, Carry on Cabby, The Rebel and of course as a stand in for Liz Taylor in Cleopatra, which led to her making an appearance for Playboy!
Her modelling career seems to have been very short lived and worked for HM from 1957 to 1960. Rumour has it that Marie was introduced to Harrison Marks by a struggling young actor – Michael Caine!
Real Name: Pat Sutcliffe
Date of Birth: 1938
Modelling Aliases: Marie Deveraux (Given to Her by HM)
Date of Birth: 1938
Modelling Aliases: Marie Deveraux (Given to Her by HM)
Measurements: 38-24–36 Height: 5’6″
Eye Colour:
Hair Colour (Natural): Brunette
Hair Colour (Dyed): None.
Eye Colour:
Hair Colour (Natural): Brunette
Hair Colour (Dyed): None.
 Marie Deveraux Images |
Magazines:
Collection of Harrison Marks Pictures No 3.
Harrison Marks Kamera Glamour Guide No.1
Carnival Summer Special 1956 – ‘Stella & Della’ as Stella by Russell Gay
Carnival Autumn Special 1956 – @Stella & Della in The Woods’ as ‘Stella’ by Russell Gay
Carnival Christmas Special 1956 – as ‘Stella’ by Russell Gay
Carnival Vol 3 No 2 (February 1957)- as ‘Stella’
Carnival Vol 3 No 3 (March 1957) – ‘Stella & Della, She Who Laughs Last!’
Fiesta Vol 2 No 10 (October 1957)
Just Marie Deveraux (Harrison Marks reprints)
Kamera No.2 (Cover), 3, 4, 5, 6, 10 (Cover), 13, 14, 18, 24 (Cover), 25, 27, 41, 42, 43 & Kamera No.65 (Cover)
Kamera Classics No.1 (Harrison Marks reprints)
Kamera Special No.2
La Femme No.1
Photo Studio No.2 & No.3
Sapphire
Solo No.8
Filmography:
The Stranglers of Bombay – 1960 (Hammer)
The Mark
The Naked Kiss – 1964
Girls at Sea
I Only Asked
Brides of Dracula
Life is a Circus
Carry on Cabby
The Monk
The Singer and the Song
The Rebel
Call Me Genius
His & Hers
A Weekend With Lulu
Hot Money Girl
Cleopatra – Stand in for Liz Taylor
Other Publications:
Kamera on Location – Hardback Book
Kamera Calendar 1959 & 1963
Molly Peters in Parade & Girl Illustrated Magazines
Parade Magazine No.1445 (August 19th 1967)
Girls Illustrated Vol.1 No.7 (1967)
Girls Illustrated Vol.1 No.9 (1967)
Femme Magazine Covers
The first issue of Femme appeared in the summer of 1958 It had a Harrison Marks’ photograph of June Russell on the cover but it featured photographs ‘from Britain, America and the Continent’ of nude and semi-nude female models by other photographers as well as HM himself.
The 1958 edition had no issue number and may have been a one-off, but another issue appeared some time later. From this issue ‘Femme’ reverted to the tried and tested 7″x 5″ pocketbook size and appeared as The New Femme No.1 presenting the work of Harrison Marks, Belorgey and Roland Carre with a Harrison Marks’ image of the very well endowed Miss Paula Page on the front cover.
There were 11 issues in total with the final issue published in mid-1968 and containing only the work of Harrison Marks. *
 Femme 1958 |
 Femme No.1 Alternate Cover |
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 Femme No.1 (Paula Page) |
 Femme No.2 (Pamela Green) |
 Femme No.3 (Rita Landre) |
 Femme No.4 (Pamela Green)
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 Femme No.5 (June Palmer) |
 Femme No.6 (Tina Graham) |
 Femme No.7 (Vivenne Warren)
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 Femme N0.8 (Pamela Green) |
 Femme No.9 (Cleo Simmons) |
 Femme No.10 (Nicky Stevens) |
 Femme No.11 (Gerry Brown) |
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* Text Taken & Altered From The Official Harrison Marks Website
Jayne Tracey
Real Name: Jayne Tracey
Modelling Aliases: None Known
Date of Birth: 1943
Modelling Aliases: None Known
Date of Birth: 1943
Measurements: 37-22-36 Height: 5’6″
Eye Colour: Green
Hair Colour (Natural): Blonde
Eye Colour: Green
Hair Colour (Natural): Blonde
Jayne Tracey Images
Magazine Listings:
Album Eldorado No.35 (Cover)
Album Modelstudier No.78 (Cover)
Amber
Beau (US) – Doll of the Month
Coral
Champagne
Dude, Nov 1964 (Cover)
Flirt ‘n Skirt Extra (Part 2)
Follies de Paris et Hollywood – Various
Health & Efficiency
Illusion
Kamera No.50, 51, 53, 54 (Cover), 63 & 75
Model No.42
Modern Life Vol.1 (US Fetish Mag)
Parade – Various
Parade Autumn Extra
Relax (UK – 1967/8)
Solo No.33
Spick ‘n’ Span – Various
Span No.114 (Cover)
Filmography:
Glamour film: No.37 ‘Jayne Tracey’
Jayne Tracey (Heritage Films)
Cool Girl
Other:
Kamera Calendar 1964
More Pamela Green by Zoltan Glass
I Found Some More Shots of Pamela Taken By Zoltan Glass. The First is Obviously Her, But The Second Two Needed a Second Look, But Again I’m Pretty Sure It’s Her!
