Live Nude Girls Unite!Mitchell Bros.

[Dennis Perrin]

> My observations also lead me to wonder the same thing.
>  I was friends with a couple of the girls who work at
> Mitchell Brothers Theater here in San Francisco.  A
> female friend of mine was actually a close friend of
> these girls and that is how I got to know them.  The
> girls I knew were all confused about what they were
> doing...on the one hand they seemed to get some sense
> of self-esteem from it, but I sensed that it was a
> very hollow self-esteem.  However, the girls I knew
> had little in the way of employable skills and they
> made super-big bucks at this place.  They felt bad
> deep-down about what they were doing, but found it
> hard to give up a rich lifestyle to go and work in a
> restaurant.
>
> Thomas

In my younger Indianapolis days, my uncle managed a strip bar, The Harem
House -- not quite in the same league as the prestigious Mitchell Brothers
Theater (Hunter Thompson's favorite!), but not a dump. I got to know some of
the dancers and hung out with them between sets. To a woman they despised
and looked down on the customers. "Losers!" they'd say before acting as if
they wanted to fuck the guys. They all did pretty well financially, but they
had dreams beyond stripping, and saw that as a way to finance it. One
beautiful black woman said she wanted to be a "Solid Gold" dancer, and was
saving to move to LA. A gorgeous blonde woman was saving her money for her
son. And so on. They were just working stiffs, working real stiffs for fast
money.

DP