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Doin' the Harlem Shuffle (1986)
Rosemary is the madam of a high-class brothel in Harlem in the 1930s, a place where the cream of New York society can fulfill their fantasies, including such taboos as interracial sex.
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Rosemary is the madam of a high-class brothel in Harlem in the 1930s, a place where the cream of New York society can fulfill their fantasies, including such taboos as interracial sex.
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Written By:Steve H. Mehoff
In Theaters:1/1/1986
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Runtime:77 minutes
Studio:Caballero Home Video
Cast
Paul Vatelli
Director
Taija Rae
Rosemary the Madam
Angel Kelly
Carol
Trinity Loren
Gwen
Jesse Eastern
Mayor Stokely
Joey Silvera
Joey Dupreta
Billy Dee
Willy the Piano Player
Robert Rose
Brothel Customer
Paul Vatelli
Inspector Donahue (Non-Sex)
Frank Styx
Special Agent Smith (Non-Sex)
S. Butz
Dutch (Non-Sex)
Phillip Loplan
Bartender (Non-Sex)
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