07 February 1970 Factual 47 mins
A recording providing a rare glimpse at a combined cabaret and pageant hosted and performed by drag queens held at the Holiday Inn Dinner Theatre in Memphis, Tennessee. A showcase and splendour of glitz, glam and lip-syncing via one of the world's most poorly wielded camera set-ups.
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