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1. www.dmagazine.com › food-drink › 2017Flashback Friday: Nightlife in Dallas (1990) - D Magazine

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   In the June 1990 issue of D Magazine you’ll find a guide to the best nightlife in Dallas. The intro reads: “Name us a club, any club, and we can probably tell you the age, hairstyle, and...

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2. www.dmagazine.com › publications › d-magazineHow the Starck Club Changed Dallas - D Magazine

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   There is a retelling of the growing resentment from the DEA and Dallas authorities that eventually led to the club being raided after ecstasy was made illegal in 1985.

3. www.city-data.com › forum › dallasRemembering Dallas in the late 70s-80s ... - City-Data.com

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   Jun 9, 2018 · dallas dart pubs in the late 70 s, Dallas, 30 replies Where did one go to buy records/new music in late 70s Dallas?, Dallas, 23 replies How safe is downtown Dallas? Especilaly late at night, Dallas, 12 replies Single, Late 20's, AA professional female looking for change, should I move to Dallas?, Dallas, 0 replies

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   Sep 16, 2015 · To the east, there was the Beggar Club (believe it or not, one of the owners of that place is now running "Norma's Cafe" on Trinity Mills!), and by 1977 or 1978, The Bell Ringer came in and was one of my favorite places to go with friends on a weekend night.

5. www.messynessychic.com › 2020/11/11 › who-remembersWho Remembers the “Studio 54” of Texas? - Messy Nessy Chic

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   Nov 23, 2020 · Coming of age in Dallas in the 1980s was synonymous with two words: Starck Club. The notorious nightclub brought scandal to the bible belt with an injection of European excess at the hands of a then-unknown French designer named Philippe Starck.

6. www.centraltrack.com › hidden-in-plain-sightA Look Back At Dallas' Gay Bars Of The '70s. | Central Track

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   Jul 21, 2016 · Homosexuals and lesbians were often forced to keep a very low profile, if only for self-preservation. There had, however, been gay bars in Dallas, dating back to at least the early 1950s (one of the first was Le Boeuf Sur Le Toit, later renamed Villa Fontana).

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   Where was the first gay bar in Dallas located?

   • The first gay bar in Dallas was Villa Fontana, located at 1315 Skiles Street, across from Exall Park. It was originally called Le Boeuf Sur Le Toit (The Bull on the Roof) and was opened in the early 1950s by Frank Perryman. Villa Fontana was renamed Villa Fontana in 1959 and lasted at least through the ’70s.

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   Where was the LGBTQ community in Dallas in the 1970s?

   • In the 1970s, the LGBTQ community in Dallas had a significant presence in the Bryan Place neighborhood in East Dallas. Once upon a time, this neighborhood was among Dallas’ most popular entertainment options for the LGBTQ community.

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   How did Michael Cain discover the Starck Club?

   • Almost three decades later, a filmmaker looks back at the legendary nightspot. Like so many Dallasites who discovered the Starck Club in the 1980s, Michael Cain heard about it through a hairdresser. The hairdressers were the unofficial ambassadors for the club. They would tell clients about it or invite other hairdressers.

   How the Starck Club Changed Dallas - D Magazine

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8. www.texasmonthly.com › the-culture › revisiting-theRevisiting the Dallas Club That Gave Rise to Raves – Texas ...

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   Apr 15, 2014 · Opened in 1984 in a converted warehouse just north of downtown, the nightclub attracted oil-and-gas scions, Southern socialites, gay and cross-dressing men, and boldface names like Rob Lowe,...