Broadway Blackface & Harlem Sex Tourism (The Bisexuals, Part 1)

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A Yankee Jewess in the Deep South (The Bisexuals, Part 2)

While riding a crest of Broadway stardom – and in a serious romance with a woman – Libby is pursued by Zachary Smith Reynolds, the reckless, emotional teenage heir to the Camel tobacco fortune. Just months after their marriage, at the close of a drunken party, Reynolds is dead of ...  Show more

Starring Jean Harlow as Libby Holman (The Bisexuals, Part 3)

While the racist, antisemitic Southern authorities try to indict a pregnant Libby for the murder of her husband, the national media effectively puts her on trial. When Libby gives birth to a new Reynolds heir, the circus only grows bigger. Meanwhile, Hollywood gets to work dramat ...  Show more

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