Gwen Lipscomb

Tiny (5'), but buxom and voluptuous brunette beauty Gwen Lipscomb was born on August 11, 1942 in Manila in the Philippines. Gwen is a Eurasian of mixed Chinese, Scottish, Irish, Spanish, Australian, and Filipino descent. Her father was a radio announcer during World War II and was also a pianist who worked in nightclubs all over the Orient, Australia, and America. Her family moved from Manila to Sydney, Australia and then to the United States when Lipscomb was only seven. Gwen worked as a Bunny at the Playboy Club in Los Angeles, California. Using the name Gwen Wong, she was featured as the Playmate of the Month in the April, 1967 issue of "Playboy." Lipscomb appeared in several follow-up lay-outs for "Playboy" which include "The Bunnies of Hollywood" pictorial in the December, 1967 issue and the "Bunnies of '73" pictorial in the October, 1973 issue. Gwen's sole foray into film acting was as Fong Qual in the creepy low-budget horror picture "The Witchmaker." Gwen Lipscomb now works as an artist who specializes in "body casting."