Just think about how much it was used to adjust them. Definitely had a lot of hours of being played.

@@circuspizzafan definetly

@@circuspizzafan I also at one point heard that betamax tapes deteriorate faster than VHS.

Yes. So you would play it and it would go over each movement so you could match to your character to it. And use the skit to check that it looked the same. Have to say I think it's really cool. A way to try to have it so every show would look the same and would look correct to the programming they did in the early years.

@@circuspizzafan Would you ever consider getting these tapes, along with the data, professionally digitalized so fans can use it to adjust to the early Showbiz standards? I would 100% be interested in adjusting to those standards but the resources don't exist currently.

Think she's the same as regular Mitzi. I can only see arm twist, bend and raise.

@@EthernetDasCoisas In the beginning when shes just bending and turning it also looks like her right hand is moving on its own without the elbow being moved, this could be a visual trick and shes just moving her elbow but it really doesn't look like so. So hey maybe she did have wrist movements, atleast in this video

I think she is mounted too close on the stage to beach bear and her hand is getting bent by his leg.

@@electricwombat5967 the most likely possible answer I guess

@@coolcrawford It does look like she's just hitting beach bear. And we know beta Mitzi at least, was mounted a bit far back and dragged curtains around. Jack Turner's #6 Mitzi also does not have a wrist movement.