well used slogan, "something for everybody", will certainly apply here. There is plenty of nudity, surrounded by an aura of sensual adventure that is easily achieved when the audience realizes that what they are watching was photographed as it actually happened. The emotions range from comedy to sadism. In Rome we see the selection of "Miss Spaghetti" and in Paris a woman has her nose rebuilt. In Brussels a group of male transvestites try to explain positions on sex while in Frankfurt, Germany, the many strip tease houses receive unique documentation, unlike anything that has gone before.

One of the high points of the film shows the birth of a baby, revealed in such detail and clarity which will cause comment and word of mouth curiosity unlike any film since "Mom and Dad". Depending on your theater, you may wish to try the special letter ad located on the back page, segregating your audiences. This ad can be reworded to suit your individual needs such as, "Men only will be admitted to this run of Night Women", or admit women only to specific performances and men only to all the rest. Business may drop off sharply during the "only women" performances; the male curiosity may well make up for the loss in revenue.