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p. ‘Paul Raymond is not… Maxwell is’ (Daily Mail, June ) p. – ‘Most of the apparent… Wardour Street’ (Inside Soho, pp. –) p. ‘I just… overnight’ (Daily Mail, March ) p. ‘Looking back… problems’ (Mail on Sunday, January ) p. ‘An institution that… heritage today’ (BusinessAge, December ) p. ‘Raymond assured the… few quid’ (Daily Mirror, April ) p. ‘Dubious about whether… his father’ (Daily Mail, June ) p. ‘I can’t bear… of four years’ (People, May ) p. ‘He just turned… straight for it’ (BusinessAge, November ) p. ‘I own that… that one’ (e Times online, March ) p. – ‘e rst time… you employ’ (Steve Bleach in conversation with the author) p. ‘She was taking…drink or drugs’ (interview with the author)

Hard Cash p. ‘I went into… multimillionaire’ (Clive Harris in conversation with the author) p. ‘Q: ‘Why do… customers in’ (David Collard in conversation with the author) p. – ‘I rst met… page man’ (Clive Harris in conversation with the author) p. – ‘My wife… support he could’ (Mark Fuller in conversation with the author) p. ‘backcombed mega-mullet’ (e-mail from Jonathan Meades to the author) p. ‘If I was… last rites’ (BusinessAge, December ) p. – ‘My favourite… the car park’ (Clive Harris in conversation with the author) p. ‘Heseemed…twohundreddecibels’(SteveBleachinconversationwiththe author) p. ‘You may laugh… to confess’ (BusinessAge, December ) p. ‘Look, I can’t… down here’ (BusinessAge, December ) p. ‘Women will let you… your own’ (Steve Bleach in conversation with the author) p. ‘Howard got the… company’ (Daily Mail, March ) p. ‘Debbie said… an explanation’ (News of the World, November )

Material Girl p. ‘have the sort… never retire’ (BusinessAge, November ) p. ‘Hospitalisation… disapproved of it’ (Mail on Sunday, April ) p. ‘He noticed… her responsibilities’ (Daily Telegraph, January ) p. ‘Proud of… encountered’ (Sunday Times Magazine, August ) p. ‘She came to… clean it up’ (Mail on Sunday, April ) p. ‘Another recipient… Kerr’s clinic’ (Speaking Out newsletter, Autumn ) p. ‘Jean, I think… many charities’ (News of the World, November ) p. ‘ey’re giving… state of aairs’ (Sunday Telegraph, March ) p. – ‘Late on the… lambasted him’ (e Times, June ) p. ‘Until Debbie… the phone down’ (News of the World, November ) p. – ‘It’s not… statement’ (Mark Fuller in conversation with the author)

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Sugar and Spice and All ings Vice p. ‘You’ll probably… lot of things’ (Sunday Times, April ) p. – ‘I phoned… get with me’ (e-mail from Fiona Richmond to the author) p. ‘I will go… shape or form’ (Sunday Times, April ) p. ‘launder money… of the maa’ (Evening Standard, August ) p. ‘He always struck… than you’ (interview with the author) p. ‘I drink far too much’ (Evening Standard, April ) p. ‘permitting… establishment’ (e Times, June ) p. ‘the lease… client’s hands’ (e Times, September ) p. ‘Sex shops should… do not want’ (e Times, December ) p. ‘Maria later alleged… on coke’ (Mail on Sunday, April ) p. ‘When Jean became… He’s alright’ (People, May ) p. ‘Soon enough… by Howard’ (Mail on Sunday, January ) p. ‘Raymond was disgusted… between them’ (Noel Botham in conversation with the author)

Monte Carlo and Bust p. ‘a little goldmine’ (Guardian, May ) p. ‘He seemed… by me’ (Daily Express, July ) p. ‘Optimistic about… temporary’ (e Times, February ) p. ‘Among the few… insensitivity’ (Mail on Sunday, June , and interview with the author) p. ‘I’m amazed… promise to her’ (Daily Express, July ) p. ‘the business he admitted… anything else’ (BusinessAge, December ) p. ‘I’ve invested in… have thought’ (BusinessAge, December ) p. ‘Aer she went… the pain’ (Mail on Sunday, June ) p. ‘I can phone… or listen’ (Sunday Times Magazine, February ) p. ‘When I die… the company’ (Today, June ) p. ‘He liked to tell… went awry’ (former employee in conversation with the author) p. ‘he held… of the marriage’ (friend of Raymond in conversation with the author) p. ‘Incensed… she’d done’ (Mail on Sunday, April ) p. ‘She always… cost a packet’ (interview with the author) p. ‘Alarmed by… seeing Fawn’ (News of the World, November )

Find the Lady p. ‘I love it… seeing him’ (Soho in the Fiies, p. ) p. ‘You never knew… West End show’ (Clive Harris in conversation with the author) p. – ‘As an editor… relished all that’ (Steve Bleach in conversation with the author) p. ‘in danger… and shamed’ (Daily Mirror, January ) p. ‘I’ve always fancied… expansion’ (Daily Mirror, January )

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feature series would pose the question ‘Is his sort of entertainment harmless or a moral menace?’ To counter the predictable accusations of immorality, Raymond – or maybe his publicist – fed Dudley a line about him being a devout Roman Catholic, spiritually at ease despite the apparent incompatibility between his religious faith and his chosen career. Quizzed about the titillating contents of his newest show, which featured a naked woman dancing with a boa constrictor, Raymond shrugged his well-padded shoulders and said, ‘But what harm can there be in showing beautiful girls in interesting acts? Everything is clean, wholesome and above board.’ Right then, Dudley was studying Raymond as intently as Raymond was studying the girl he was about to audition. Regular letters from girlslikeherarrivedattheRevuebar:girlswhofanciedreinventing themselves as gypsy seductresses, Nordic goddesses or South American sexpots, girls from any social class, their letters enclosing a snapshot moreoenthannottakenbyanobligingboyfriendorbrotheron somewindsweptBritishbeach.Frequently,Raymond’swifeJean– responsibleforchoreographingandproducingtheshowsaswellas designingthecostumes–wouldattendthesubsequentauditionsand rehearsalswiththeirfour-year-olddaughterDebbie,who’dthrow tantrums unless Jean brought her along. Since his wife wasn’t there to help him reach a verdict on the current would-be recruit, Raymond had to rely on his own judgement. Not that he lacked belief in his ability to select the appropriate candidates. He told people that he always looked at a stripper’s face rst because that’s ‘what makes everything come alive on a girl’s body’. e attributes of a perfect stripper had, he believed, the immutable authority of Old Testament scripture. Call them the Four Commandments. ou shalt be between eighteen and thirty years old. ou shalt be ve feet eight inches tall. ou shalt weigh nine stone. And thou shalt not have excessively large breasts, the preferred dimensions being between thirty-six and thirty-

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Room at the Top Shelf p. ‘As Raymond waited… collect a parcel’ (Metropolitan Police le CR//, viewed under the Freedom of Information Act) p. ‘Abruptly shiing… from the box oce’ (Daily Telegraph, December ) p. – ‘When the man… now be dead’ (Metropolitan Police le CR//, viewed under the Freedom of Information Act) p. ‘good witnesses’ (Metropolitan Police le CR//, viewed under the Freedom of Information Act) p. ‘I’m something of… now’ (Evening News, April ) p. ‘To them… ex-missus’ (Daily Mail, October ) p. ‘ey had a great… very normal’ (Noel Botham in conversation with the author) p. ‘considerably more… than Men Only’ (e Longford Report, p. ) p. ‘During periods… boredom’ (Sunday Times magazine, August ) p. ‘Why bother… knickers?’ (e Times, January ) p. ‘What I have… should have’ (e Times, January ) p. ‘Two of the more… not wasted’ ’ (John Osborne: A Patriot for Us, p. ) p. ‘Oates was… incident occurred’ (interview featured in Channel ’s e Real Paul Raymond) p. ‘the most extreme… Publications Act ’ (letter from Raymond Blackburn to Robert Mark, September , National Archives, DPP /) p. ‘Men Only had… obvious in Club International’ (e Longford Report, p. ) p. ‘e plain fact… ineective’ (e Fall of Scotland Yard, p. ) p. ‘I see no… by the police’ (Daily Express, September ) p. ‘extreme pornographic… dog’ (letter from Blackburn to the Director of Public Prosecutions, November , National Archives, DPP /)

Something Blue p. ‘Soon as the… with us’ (Rusty Humphreys in conversation with the author) p. ‘It was probably… other crazy’ (interview with the author) p. ‘I cannot… no one else’ (Daily Mirror, September ) p. ‘e law isn’t… who draws it’ (Evening News, September ) p. ‘She was annoyed… Raymond’s marriage’ (Tell-Tale Tits, p. ) p. ‘Raymond’s lawyers… expropriated porn’ (Sun, December ) p. ‘I was in fear… children’ (Sun, December ) p. ‘Brian Leary… oending issue obscene’ (Evening Standard, December , and

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p. ‘As Jean walked… bye, Paul’ (Daily Mirror, October ) p. ‘I hope we are… the settlement’ (Daily Mirror, October ) p. ‘I’m numb… success it is’ (Daily Mirror, October ) p. ‘Stripped… of ¶,’ (Daily Mirror, October ) p. ‘I will not be… sort of money’ (Sunday Mirror, November ) p. ‘Paul was always… bloody useless’ (Jonathan Hodge in conversation with the author) p. ‘Most investors… elbow room’ (Property Week, November ) p. ‘Watching Raymond… at that stage’ (interview with the author) p. ‘We were talking… she agreed’ (News of the World, January ) p. ‘the Tamburlaine-like… lowest point’ (e Times, November ) p. ‘With a photographer… football eld’ (Big Mal, pp. –) p. ‘We wouldn’t… nobody’s complained’ (e Times, June ) p. ‘Except for… family business’ (Daily Mail, March ) p. ‘Himself a… family business’ (Daily Mail, March ) p. – ‘Back in London… was out’ (Sunday Times Magazine, August , and Daily Mail, March ) p. ‘Derry remembered… his nerves’ (Sunday Times Magazine, August ) p. ‘He portrayed… never notice’ (interview featured in Channel ’s e Real Paul Raymond) p. ‘Derry was still… . p.m.’ (Sunday Times Magazine, August ) p. ‘If I had… coee?’ (Daily Mail, March )

A Captain of Skindustry p. ‘Now Britain’s… Together’ (Internet Movie Database) p. ‘We felt… pleasant experience’ (Daily Mirror, November ) p. ‘He used to say… proper friend’ (e-mail from Fiona Richmond to the author) p. – ‘Debbie was already… control of it’ (Daily Express, June ) p. ‘ey get paid… exploiting men’ (BusinessAge, December ) p. ‘Way-mon Wevue Bar’ (former uniformed policeman in conversation with the author) p. ‘To his annoyance… being nude’ (Women’s World, November ) p. – ‘when he said… the music hall’ (Guardian, January ) p. ‘the frankly… lady’ (Keeping the British End Up, pp. –) p. – ‘Don’t be… ¶ a week’ (Daily Mirror, May ) p. ‘performance of… splendour’ (Daily Telegraph, quoted in e Times, October ) p. – ‘I’ve been working… a worker’ (Daily Express, June ) p. ‘I became… turned up’ (Jonathan Hodge in conversation with the author) Playboy of the West End World p. ‘Each purchase… a thrill’ (Today, June )

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is Is Your Executioner Speaking p. ‘We think it’s… of Barking’ (Evening News, April ) p. ‘nothing to suggest… the incidents’ (Metropolitan Police le CR//, viewed under the Freedom of Information Act) p. ‘under consideration’ (list of current OPS cases, January , National Archives, DPP /) p. – ‘Until Monday… put the phone down’ (Metropolitan Police le CR//, viewed under the Freedom of Information Act)

Greetings from Pornland p. ‘suitable for… family’ (e Longford Report, p. ) p. ‘I replied… been corrupted’ (Observer, April ) p. ‘Bob Guccione… exploited women’ (e Longford Report, pp. –) p. ‘ey both stressed… itself and its readers’ (e Longford Report, pp. –) p. ‘Lord Longford?… specialise in’ (Evening News, January ) p. – ‘Between the nal… on stand-by’ (Metropolitan Police le CR//, viewed under the Freedom of Information Act) p. ‘a big operation’ (interview with the author) p. ‘Adams and a group… wait here’ (Metropolitan Police le CR//, viewed

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e Raymond Follies p. – ‘All of a sudden… at Mr Raymond’s oce’ (e Times, December ) p. ‘the appalling violence… normal life’ (Daily Express, December ) p. ‘He couldn’t understand… reconciliation’ (interview with the author) p. ‘Another thing… troubled him’ (friend of Raymond in conversation with the author) p. ‘On the eve… her petition’ (People, May ) p. ‘Noel Botham described… kid’ (Noel Botham in conversation with the author) p. ‘is is a good day…enough for me’ (Daily Express, March ) p. ‘According to her… acceptable gure’ (Daily Express, August ) p. ‘Raymond expressed… ¶,’ (Sunday Mirror, April ) p. ‘In her account… short of cash’ (Daily Express, August ) p. ‘Raymond envisaged it as… Parisian cabaret’ (Sunday Telegraph, February ) p. ‘With luck, he… and sets’ (Guardian, March ) p. ‘Instead of being… sex you up’ (New Statesman, December ) p. ‘It’s not right for me’ (Daily Express, June ) p. ‘Pure coincidence… bravely volunteered’ (Daily Mirror, March ) p. ‘Letting Debbie… in-jokes’ (interview with the author) p. ‘It had an interior… hated’ (Tell-Tale Tits, p. ) p. ‘Richmond talked… in Latin’ (Tell-Tale Tits, p. ) p. ‘the judge delivered… Tiger Tim’s Weekly’ (e Times, February ) p. ‘I’m not… entertainer’ (Sunday Times, February ) p. ‘Tits, bums… what I like’ (Sunday Times, February ) p. ‘Feigning… damned amateurs’ (Daily Mirror, March ) p. ‘tart-traps’ (London: City of Disappearances, p. )

Let’s Get Laid p. ‘Losers’ Lounge’, (Just the One, p. ) p. ‘Raymond just… membership card’ (Michael Dillon in conversation with the author) p. – ‘I once asked… deepest sympathy’ (Michael Dillon in conversation with the author) p. ‘Once the ring… for granted’ (Sunday Mirror, April ) p. Raymond had, by then… the police’ (Tell-Tale Tits, p. ) p. ‘When Fiona… it would show’ (Up Front, p. ) p. ‘to work up… hard way’ (Daily Express, June ) p. ‘Both her parents… a table’ (Sunday Mirror, November )

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Filthy Lucre p. – ‘Around . p.m… same conclusion’ (Metropolitan Police le CR//, viewed under the Freedom of Information Act) p. ‘Doorstepped… with anyone’ (Noel Botham in conversation with the author) p. ‘commercial sex-exploiters… of sex’ (White Heat, pp. –) p. ‘destructive and demoralising trends’ (e Times, June ) p. ‘love and… great nation’ (e Times, July ) p. ‘terms of reference… assist them’ (Home Oce memo, October , National Archives, HO /) p. ‘that no help… given to de Boinod’ (Home Oce memo, October , National Archives, HO /) p. ‘Stymied by… showed it to Longford’ (Note for le, October , National Archives, HO /) p. ‘eir products… · ¸ ¸¨¡’ (Home Oce memo, October , National Archives, HO /) p. ‘Lord Porn’s private eye’ (Longford, p. ) p. ‘Stung by accusations… to be desired’ (Guardian, November ) p. ‘Its author… to the police’ (Observer, August ) p. ‘Before boarding… to hell’ (Longford, p. ) p. – ‘weapons of revolution’ (Oensive Literature, p. ) p. ‘He revealed that… dog’s home’ (Evening Standard, April ) p. ‘Her father would have preferred… their will’ (Sunday Times Magazine, February ) p. ‘Rationalising… instruction’ (Sunday Mirror, August ) p. ‘At about . a.m… on Jean’s home’ (Daily Mirror, October, November, November , and Daily Telegraph, October ) p. – ‘I am told that… were corrupt’ (e Pornbrokers, p. ) p. ‘Distressed by… conclusive evidence’ ’ (Longford, pp. –) p. ‘at changed… get back’ (Metropolitan Police le CR//, viewed under the Freedom of Information Act)

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Mr Striptease v. Lord Porn p. ‘who accused… and dirt’ (White Heat, pp. –) p. ‘I think until… of resistance’ (e Times, April ) p. ‘on the problems… Great Britain’ (e Times, April ) p. ‘Philip, does… non-committal reply’ (e Times, February ) p. ‘My Lords, I… aware of’ (Hansard, April , column ) p. ‘In discussing what… for years’ (Daily Mirror, May ) p. ‘µow of lth’ (e Times, May ) p. ‘I have a conscience… harm people’ (BusinessAge, December ) p. ‘need W.H. Smith’s… in the head’ (e Longford Report, p. ) p. ‘Speaking at the… year’s time’ (e Times, May )

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