Living in The Real World in 'Dog Gone Trouble'
A pampered dog who gets lost and has to learn to live on his own while being flexible with surroundings.
Hollywood Harlots (1970)
This place may be a bit tough to find, but people drive in from all around to see our shows. Long haul truckers, traveling salesmen, spurned husbands...they all know the place. Those bikers over there? Harmless, though I suggest you don't stare. Keep your eyes on the screen, which shouldn't be hard. You will see the steamiest, fleshiest, and most triple X-rated films direct from California and New York City. Popcorn? Sorry, I don't think that machine works anymore. Welcome to the Dirty Drive In.
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This place may be a bit tough to find, but people drive in from all around to see our shows. Long haul truckers, traveling salesmen, spurned husbands...they all know the place. Those bikers over there? Harmless, though I suggest you don't stare. Keep your eyes on the screen, which shouldn't be hard. You will see the steamiest, fleshiest, and most triple X-rated films direct from California and New York City. Popcorn? Sorry, I don't think that machine works anymore. Welcome to the Dirty Drive In.
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Written By:Ron Fore, Bill Lettsin
In Theaters:1/1/1970
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Runtime:55 minutes
Studio:Impulse Productions, Something Weird Video (SWV)
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