English Heritage wants Phyllis Dixey to be called a "striptease artiste" on the blue plaque.

BBC: Row over plaque for stripper Phyllis Dixey on London flats

Dixey lived in St Marks Hill, Surbiton, in the 1930s before she became known as the "Queen of Striptease".

BBC: Row over plaque for stripper Phyllis Dixey on London flats

The bipolar Arthur should probably have taken a vacation, but instead he stops taking his medication and performs an impromptu striptease during a deposition.

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She has appeared in film flops Striptease and GI Jane.

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Describing the atmosphere in the audience at the Sheffield Lyceum during the final striptease scene, Daily Mail critic Quentin Letts wrote that "the wenches of Sheffield growled like Jensen Interceptors at the traffic lights".

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On Dixey's death in 1964, an obituary said "because of her natural dignity and refinement both on the stage and in private life, she played a leading part in making striptease into an acceptable entertainment".

BBC: Row over plaque for stripper Phyllis Dixey on London flats