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The Other Side: A Queer History's Last Call (2013)
"The Other Side: A Queer History" is an insightful, provocative and poignant exploration into the history of gay Los Angeles through personal stories from the 1940s to the 1960s, set against the backdrop of The Other Side, a venerable gay piano bar in Silver Lake, California. The Other Side, a neighborhood fixture for more than forty years, was the last gay piano bar in Los Angeles.
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"The Other Side: A Queer History" is an insightful, provocative and poignant exploration into the history of gay Los Angeles through personal stories from the 1940s to the 1960s, set against the backdrop of The Other Side, a venerable gay piano bar in Silver Lake, California. The Other Side, a neighborhood fixture for more than forty years, was the last gay piano bar in Los Angeles.
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