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Tiger-Woman
played by Linda Stirling
"The Tiger-Woman" film serial (1944)
Linda Stirling's debut and she did wonderful! This in no way inspired my "Lenta Shane, the Tiger-Woman" character because I didn't even know about it until late December 2004 (I first came up with my "Tiger-Woman" idea in 1997). I bought the movie on DVD for three reasons: curiousity of the movie's name, Linda Stirling (who I already had enjoyed in "Zorro's Black Whip") and Allan Lane (voice of "Mister Ed"). I was surprised to see that this movie serial is actually quite good. The action sequences alone make it worth watching. The differences between my "Tiger-Woman" and this movie serial's "Tiger-Woman" are quite extreme. To learn more about "Lenta Shane, the Tiger-Woman", CLICK HERE!
Stirling is an absolute knockout! She's got a great pair of legs, a pretty face, and an overall pretty body. I like the slip in her little leopard skirt. But I don't include heroines on this page for looks alone. That's just one of the perks. Linda Stirling's "Tiger-Woman" is very ladylike, but tough as nails. She gives as good as she gets in any fight scene. Of course she gets knocked out several times (in movie serials, the women almost always get knocked out), but not without taking out a horde of big, male thugs first! In her later venture, called "Zorro's Black Whip", Linda's character only gets knocked out once and for only a few seconds toward the end of the serial. Tiger-Woman is quite capable of fighting despite her occasional naps and saves Allen (her male counterpart) just as much as he saves her. She even gets herself out of trouble quite a bit without the help of a man. Linda Stirling is quite athletic here and lives up to the image of a movie jungle queen! Plus she has a very pleasing disposition. Although she really has nothing in common with my "Tiger-Woman" except a strong personality, I am quite fond of this feisty, fiery jungle beauty! I have a website all about this movie serial, with pictures, called "Meet the Other Tiger-Woman". CLICK HERE TO VISIT THE OTHER "TIGER-WOMAN"!
Linda Stirling as "The Tiger-Woman"
played by Linda Stirling
"The Tiger-Woman" film serial (1944)
Linda Stirling's debut and she did wonderful! This in no way inspired my "Lenta Shane, the Tiger-Woman" character because I didn't even know about it until late December 2004 (I first came up with my "Tiger-Woman" idea in 1997). I bought the movie on DVD for three reasons: curiousity of the movie's name, Linda Stirling (who I already had enjoyed in "Zorro's Black Whip") and Allan Lane (voice of "Mister Ed"). I was surprised to see that this movie serial is actually quite good. The action sequences alone make it worth watching. The differences between my "Tiger-Woman" and this movie serial's "Tiger-Woman" are quite extreme. To learn more about "Lenta Shane, the Tiger-Woman", CLICK HERE!
Stirling is an absolute knockout! She's got a great pair of legs, a pretty face, and an overall pretty body. I like the slip in her little leopard skirt. But I don't include heroines on this page for looks alone. That's just one of the perks. Linda Stirling's "Tiger-Woman" is very ladylike, but tough as nails. She gives as good as she gets in any fight scene. Of course she gets knocked out several times (in movie serials, the women almost always get knocked out), but not without taking out a horde of big, male thugs first! In her later venture, called "Zorro's Black Whip", Linda's character only gets knocked out once and for only a few seconds toward the end of the serial. Tiger-Woman is quite capable of fighting despite her occasional naps and saves Allen (her male counterpart) just as much as he saves her. She even gets herself out of trouble quite a bit without the help of a man. Linda Stirling is quite athletic here and lives up to the image of a movie jungle queen! Plus she has a very pleasing disposition. Although she really has nothing in common with my "Tiger-Woman" except a strong personality, I am quite fond of this feisty, fiery jungle beauty! I have a website all about this movie serial, with pictures, called "Meet the Other Tiger-Woman". CLICK HERE TO VISIT THE OTHER "TIGER-WOMAN"!
Linda Stirling as "The Tiger-Woman"
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