RARE Jada 1963 PIQUE Magazine JFK Assassination Jack Ruby Burlesque Stripper 1/1
This listing is for an INCREDIBLY RARE 1963 Volume 1 Issue 1 of PIQUE magazine featuring former burlesque dancer at Jack Ruby's Carousel Club, Janet "Jada" Conforto on the front and back covers. Besides gracing the front and back covers, Jada is also featured inside the front cover as well as in a NUDE pictorial, including several photos of her which haven’t ever been circulated! If you’re a Jada collector and you’re looking for something rare, you came to the right place! This is, BY FAR, the RAREST item pertaining to Jada that was ever produced. The publisher who released this magazine went bankrupt shortly after it was released and this ended up being the ONLY issue that was released. It was released in EXTREMELY limited numbers as well. It is believed that less than 100 of these were printed, possibly even less. In my many years of collecting JFK assassination memorabilia, I have only seen ONE other copy EVER come available for sale! The magazine is in great shape considering it’s 60+ years of age! In 1963, Jada was well-known in the strip club world of New Orleans, but Jack Ruby wanted her talents on display in Dallas. He brought her to Dallas in July of 1963 from Carlos Marcello's Sho-Bar in New Orleans and they signed a contract. Jada was Jack Ruby's favorite stripper. She drove a pink Cadillac convertible around Dallas while not dancing in Jack Ruby's Carousel Club. She worked at the Carousel Club for three months in 1963, quitting over a dispute with Ruby three weeks before President John F. Kennedy was assassinated there. She was known to "go a little too far" on stage and Ruby had to kill the lights a few times during her acts. Jada appears in the Warren Commission Report, but only by her stage name. The Commission couldn't find her for questioning during their investigation into the assassination. It is believed by many conspiracy theorists that Jada died under mysterious circumstances as a result of her connection with Jack Ruby in that she "knew too much." ORIGINAL ITEMS PERTAINING TO JADA ARE VERY RARELY SEEN AND HIGHLY SOUGHT AFTER BY JFK ASSASSINATION COLLECTORS! I HAVE ATTACHED TO THE LISTING, FOR REFERENCE ONLY, SEVERAL IMAGES OF JADA INCLUDING AN IMAGE OF AN ORIGINAL DALLAS BURLESQUE POSTER ON WHICH SHE IS FEATURED AT JACK RUBY'S CAROUSEL CLUB. Professional and secure USPS Priority Mail shipping is FREE! Thanks for checking out my listing!
Specifications
| All Returns Accepted | ReturnsNotAccepted |
| President | John F. Kennedy |
| Term In Office | 1961-63 |
| Theme | Political |
| Country/Region | United States |
This listing is for an INCREDIBLY RARE 1963 Volume 1 Issue 1 of PIQUE magazine featuring former burlesque dancer at Jack Ruby's Carousel Club, Janet “Jada” Conforto on the front and back covers. Besides gracing the front and back covers, Jada is also featured inside the front cover as well as in a NUDE pictorial, including several photos of her which haven’t ever been circulated! If you’re a Jada collector and you’re looking for something rare, you came to the right place! This is, BY FAR, the RAREST item pertaining to Jada that was ever produced. The publisher who released this magazine went bankrupt shortly after it was released and this ended up being the ONLY issue that was released. It was released in EXTREMELY limited numbers as well. It is believed that less than 100 of these were printed, possibly even less. In my many years of collecting JFK assassination memorabilia, I have only seen ONE other copy EVER come available for sale! The magazine is in great shape considering it’s 60+ years of age! In 1963, Jada was well-known in the strip club world of New Orleans, but Jack Ruby wanted her talents on display in Dallas. He brought her to Dallas in July of 1963 from Carlos Marcello's Sho-Bar in New Orleans and they signed a contract. Jada was Jack Ruby's favorite stripper. She drove a pink Cadillac convertible around Dallas while not dancing in Jack Ruby's Carousel Club. She worked at the Carousel Club for three months in 1963, quitting over a dispute with Ruby three weeks before President John F. Kennedy was assassinated there. She was known to “go a little too far” on stage and Ruby had to kill the lights a few times during her acts. Jada appears in the Warren Commission Report, but only by her stage name. The Commission couldn't find her for questioning during their investigation into the assassination. It is believed by many conspiracy theorists that Jada died under mysterious circumstances as a result of her connection with Jack Ruby in that she “knew too much.” ORIGINAL ITEMS PERTAINING TO JADA ARE VERY RARELY SEEN AND HIGHLY SOUGHT AFTER BY JFK ASSASSINATION COLLECTORS! I HAVE ATTACHED TO THE LISTING, FOR REFERENCE ONLY, SEVERAL IMAGES OF JADA INCLUDING AN IMAGE OF AN ORIGINAL DALLAS BURLESQUE POSTER ON WHICH SHE IS FEATURED AT JACK RUBY'S CAROUSEL CLUB. Professional and secure USPS Priority Mail shipping is FREE! Thanks for checking out my listing!
