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Memphis Cathouse Blues (1982)
The Madame of the Memphis Cathouse is Mavis. Her doors remain open through the good graces of Sheriff T. J. Thompson, but the Reverend Pritchit wants to shut her down!
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The Madame of the Memphis Cathouse is Mavis. Her doors remain open through the good graces of Sheriff T. J. Thompson, but the Reverend Pritchit wants to shut her down!
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Genre:Comedy
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In Theaters:4/15/1982
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Runtime:76 minutes
Studio:Caballero Home Video
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