Tally ho! shouts a flushed affected person while her doctor applies manual stimulation in "Hysteria, " Tanya Wexler's ridiculous, featherweight comedy about the invention of the electric vibrator. Another woman spontaneously bursts to the "Sempre Libera" aria via "La Traviata,cheap fire red 5s. " These treatments for "hysteria" happen in a special chair where small velvet curtains imprecise the patient's genitalia. In Victorian times, hysteria was a catchall health care term for what Bob Waters might call "female troubles. " The ailments integrated nymphomania and frigidity (independently now archaic terms) as well as depression and anxiety. In advanced medical circles a doctor-induced orgasm (the word not heard within the movie) to relieve tension inside the uterus was the recommended...