Hymy 10/1970 + another issue
Finnish stage hypnotist Olliver Hawk (real name: Olavi Hakasalo, born 1930 - died 1988) in some 1970s Ratto.
From Ratto 12/1975.
“The Trick and the Trickmaker: How about now, environmentalists? Jorma Vulli made love to a dying burbot.”
Mr. Vulli was a familiar figure on the pages of mid-70s Ratto for his daring escapades such as this, which also included sitting in an piss-ants’ nest and drinking his urine and eating his own feces, all dutifully reported by Ratto, with full series of colour photographs.
In Finnish:
http://www.seksilehti.fi/uutiset/2011/12/2023-kuuluuko-naitu-made-joulup%C3%B6yt%C3%A4%C3%A4n
Finnish film director Aarne Tarkas (1923 - 1976) reminisces, from Nyrkkiposti 7/1975. (Thanks for the scan to J.N.)
http://finnish.imdb.com/name/nm0850466/
Lampaansyöjät - “No, mitä mieltä oot pimpusta?” (1972)
R.I.P. Finnish comedy actor Leo Lastumäki (28 December 1927 - 29 January 2012).
“The Trick and The Trickmaker: He creates art without hands… This man could be the sensation of Christmas card market! Antero Korpela is one of those artists who create art without their hands. Finnish people, in tune with the spirit of Christmas, have always rushed to buy Christmas cards made without hands. The disabled artists who hold the brush in their mouths or in between their toes have gained from people the support they rightfully deserve. But Antero Korpela doesn’t paint even with his mouth or toes. With what then? Text: Timo Teerioksa. Photography: Ossi Suonperä.”
