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2001 also hosted male dancers, (Aldo Chila Ladies Night) and fashion shows by I, Woman and II Guys Menswear. Most flower sales were managed by Magnolia Roses and Ivan's Balloon Company, who also sold logoed / themed balloons. | 2001 also hosted male dancers, (Aldo Chila Ladies Night) and fashion shows by I, Woman and II Guys Menswear. Most flower sales were managed by Magnolia Roses and Ivan's Balloon Company, who also sold logoed / themed balloons. | ||
− | 1978 DJ was Dick Roseman and Ken. 1979-1983 DJ was Lance Kelly, who also spun Records at Big Daddy's (Cordova Mall), The Met (Mobile,AL), and Phineas Phoggs (Seville Quarter | + | 1978 DJ was Dick Roseman and Ken. 1979-1983 DJ was Lance Kelly, who also spun Records at Big Daddy's (Cordova Mall), The Met (Mobile,AL), and Phineas Phoggs (Seville Quarter. |
Despite the mid-eighties waning in popularity of disco music, 2001 saw a rise in business with the closing of several live rock clubs such as Franco's, Jere's, and The Show Palace. In 1986, it was purchased by recently relocated California businessman Robert Martire, who managed the establishment until its closing in the early 1990s. | Despite the mid-eighties waning in popularity of disco music, 2001 saw a rise in business with the closing of several live rock clubs such as Franco's, Jere's, and The Show Palace. In 1986, it was purchased by recently relocated California businessman Robert Martire, who managed the establishment until its closing in the early 1990s. |