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| But tales from old Canyon Country residents and records uncovered as Barberg and Dan Bradford clean up for the move reveal the old establishment's bawdier days. In Trash's Dance, 1992, for example, a performer poses aggressively on the stage of a rough-and-tumble lesbian bar, in a scene that recalls some of Reginald Marsh's bawdier works. ``It's almost like today's quilting bee for us, except we're far bawdier than my picture of the quilters of yore. |
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