1970s bars scenes – photos satin, sex and sangria
by Anorak | 15th, February 2013
IN the 1970s, bars were places of expectation. The men, all whipped hair, would seduce the satin-clad ladies with garish drinks. Decor was in the “exotic roadkill” style. The counters were often in a fabric. In this gallery you can almost smell the composite blend of creme de menthe, tinned pineapple, Hi Karate and cigarettes.
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Cathi Schutzler, owner of Diamond LilÂs Saloon, operates cassette film for dancer Kim Thompson, 24. On screen, dancer strips nude: On stage, the dancer does the same routine at the same time live, but strips only as far as a skimpy bikini-type outfit. Miss Schutzler says she believes this does not violate TampaÂs law banning nude dancing in bars on April 22, 1978, where alcohol is sold. (AP Photo/FF)
