Freeze Frame: Happy Mam-orial Day Edition w/ 25 Pics + 5 Bonus Pics!

Doc here, a man who some say has three varieties of bratwurst named after him, with a special Mam-orial Day Editon of Freeze Frame.    My name is Emilio, and I will be taking your drink orders.

First of all, this report was scheduled to go up at 11am, but apparently The Good Doctor can't tell the difference between AM and PM and I set it up wrong. I just caught it, and now here we are. 

Mam-oral Day is a big one for The Good Doctor.  A time to remember all the adult theaters that have passed... Legendary theaters such as The Palm, The Monroe, The Jefferson, The Belvedere, The Capri Art, The Earle, The Oak, and the entirety of The Deuce.  And let us reflect on the recently departed: Cinema Blue in Birmingham, The Buford Highway Twin Theaters in Atlanta, The Colony II (possibly) in E. St. Louis, and rumored to be closed soon Secrets in Oakland, CA.

In an effort to take the sting away from these lost dens of debauchery, I present to you a Mam-orial Day tribute to some of the best mams to come across the news desk here at The Journal. Nothing soothes an open wound like boobs. 

Trust me, I'm a Doctor.

Thanks,
Doc

Happy Mam-orial Day Gallery
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A Quick Note from the Good Doctor: Eric Edwards Fundraiser via The Rialto Report

Doc here with a quick note from The Valley, near the small women's liberal arts college...

The Rialto Report, a tremendous blog dedicated to the golden age of adult films and theaters, has published a piece on a fundraiser on golden age adult film star Eric Edwards.  

From the podcast and the report, it seems that Eric has fallen on tough times and health issues.  The Rialto Report has taken up the mantle to create a fundraiser for Eric so he can address his ongoing health and living situation. 

Please check out the details on the fundraiser and how you can help Eric at this link to The Rialto Report's feature:

http://www.therialtoreport.com/2016/05/29/eric-edwards-fundraiser/

Please do what you can to help. 

Thanks,
Doc