David "Davey" Rosenberg on slump in topless patronage

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KPIX-TV news footage from July 9, 1973 featuring scenes from an interview with publicist David "Davey" Rosenberg (1937-1986), who reflects on the current slump in patronage of topless bars in North Beach and states: "We have to undo this political publicity that we've been receiving. Because it's really hurt our business." Rosenberg attributes this issue to a noticeable: "Lack of tourists and lack of conventions especially." Opening graphic designed by Carrie Hawks.

Note: this film reel was originally titled "Carol Doda Revisited" in the KPIX newsfilm shot log.

Date
7/9/1973
Format
16mm color reversal print, with co-magnetic soundtrack
Digital Format
mp4 video file
Genre
local TV newsfilm
Copyright Holder
CBS5 KPIX-TV
Duration
0:54
Identifier
KPIX 113025
Views
928

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