Dick Driscoll
…complaint with the FCC claiming KQ was deceiving the public with the bits. Dick said a hearing was held at the St. Paul offices, the commissioners heard the Flying Officer…
Continue reading →…complaint with the FCC claiming KQ was deceiving the public with the bits. Dick said a hearing was held at the St. Paul offices, the commissioners heard the Flying Officer…
Continue reading →…this may not even be a complete list: Eagles Hall Pla-Mor Ballroom CIO Hall FDR Memorial Hall Diamond Lil’s Times Square Friar’s Dinner Theater Friar’s Minnesota Music Hall Dinner Theater…
Continue reading →…leased to the West Side Commercial Club beginning on January 9, 1909. Many, many meetings, dances, picnics, revivals, and other gatherings were held in the building over the decades. In…
Continue reading →…the Crohkhite and Bofferding Bar. Jacob (Jake) Bofferding and E.J. Cronk(h)ite – papers weren’t too reliable on spelling in those days. Jake Bofferding had been a grocer at 329 Plymouth…
Continue reading →…Company “frolicked,” and music was provided by the Whole Earth Rainbow Band, the Bumblebees, and Michael and Anthony Hauser. Jackson 5, opened by the Commodores, Met Sports Center, September…
Continue reading →…saw that the future development of the West Bank neighborhood of Minneapolis was dominated by a small group of powerful corporate and government interests leaving little, if any, community control…
Continue reading →Western and Como Ave., St. Paul. Site of AKA’s “Apache Dance” on May 24, 1935….
Continue reading →On May 22 the Waiters’ Union Local 614 sponsored the Coming Out Party as Host to the following social clubs: Cameo Jr. Cameo 20th Century Credjafawn Jr. Credjafawn Modernettes Socialites…
Continue reading →…its capacity to 900. In September 1880 the Criterion Theater stock company replaced the Metropolitan Theater Company, which had some to a “somewhat inglorious end.” The Criterion ended their stay…
Continue reading →The Faces, Deep Purple, and Southern Comfort, Minneapolis Auditorium, July 11, 1971. This lineup of the Faces included Rod Stewart, Ronnie Lane on bass, and Ron Wood on guitar. Courtesy…
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