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She was best known for a twenty-minute dance which she performed with two boa constrictors called 'Elmer and Oscar'. Zorita was born Kathryn Boyd [3] in Youngstown, Ohio in [2] and was adopted by a strict Methodist couple in Chicago. Following a client's suggestion because of her full and mature figure, she worked as a stripper at stag parties to earn extra money. After being discovered through a beauty pageant, she began working as a burlesque artist in Zorita became well known for her unique and controversial numbers, such as the 'Half and Half'. She dressed one half of her body as a groom and the other as a bride, [1] [3] [4] and, keeping one side to the audience, began to undress each other, leading to the 'wedding night romp'.

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