Saturday, February 15, 2020

TONIGHT! Love or Lust Valentines Party at 15th Ave. Adult Theater in Chicago on Saturday 2/15/20 at 8pm! Hosted by Doc!

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A Quick Note About Visit Announcements from The Good Doctor

Doc here with a quick note about Visit Announcements here at The Journal. 

The Good Doctor does his best when posting adult theater visits from people I either know personally, or people with whom I have at least have some sort of communication history.  This has proven to be very effective over time.

In the early days of The Journal, I was stung on multiple instances by fakes claiming they'd show up at a theater, and later to be discovered they were frauds. It took awhile, but your old friend in the white suit and aviators wised up and implemented the current policy, and a one-strike and you're done approach.

Now, there have been several cases where Visit Announcements have been cancelled ahead of time, for many reasons.  It happens. I get the cancellation notice out, and everyone understands. It's the right thing to do. 

Last night (2/14/20), I promoted a visit several days ahead of time in San Diego at Barnett Ave. Superstore. Everything was on track, and followed up on Wednesday to make sure all was a go. All good I was told. Without going into details, they no-showed Friday night, which is unfortunate. 

I pride myself on my reputation, and a no-show on something I put my name to occured.  I apologize to all the guys that showed up last night at Barnett Ave. for what should have been a fun night. 

There are some great couples in San Diego that visit Barnett Ave. and have a GREAT time, and I will promote the hell out of their next visits (Bad Barbi, I'm looking at you!). 

We now return to regular programming.

Thanks,
Doc

Tuesday, February 11, 2020

Flash Report! Double Florida Flash Report from Raygun in January 2020




Doc here, a man who some say was a 3rd base coach for the Pacific Coast League Clackamas Claps back in the late 1980's. The coaching stint was a short and uneventful one.

On a brighter note, senior Journal reporter Raygun is back with a double Florida report from a recent trip down to the Sunshine State. What did RG find?

Let's find out...

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Hey Doc, 

I found myself in Florida, a state I only visit under duress, so I made time to visit a couple new theaters, or at least new to me. First up was the Pasco Pussycat in New Port Richey. It's an understated place on a quiet road and easy to miss if you're not paying attention. 
Pasco Pussycat
New Port Richey, FL
My first attempt was a bust. I had barely stepped inside the door when they said, "If you're here for the theater, it's closed." It had been an exceptionally windy day with a storm predicted later in the night and their power had been flickering on and off. They were sure it would go out at some point — "It always does" — so they decided to close early.

A couple days later I gave it another try. I thought Saturday night might be a good time to find some action, but no such luck. The woman at the counter commented about it being late when I walked in at 9pm, so maybe it's a Florida early bird special kind of place. Either way, I thought I would check it out. 

It's only $5 for a single entry or $10 for all day. There's the usual adult store in front and a single theater in back. The theater has twenty fixed seats spaced apart in a way would seem to discourage making new friends, but the rolls of paper towels on a table near the exit told a different story. I also saw a billboard for the place on Rt. 19 that advertised "couples friendly," so who knows? 

Monday, February 10, 2020

Flash Report! Bob in Biloxi Returns to the Gulf Coast on 2/8/20 and Spills All!

Doc here, a man who some say was the bureau's go-to guy when it came to hostage situations. This was true in the 1990's. It's even more true today.

There was a time when The Good Doctor's Sunday always included the receipt of a communique from senior Journal reporter Bob in Biloxi. I always did my best to turn it around with the day, as Bob kept a close eye on the Biloxi, MS scene.  The theater was the Gulf Coast Adult Theater, along with the ABS right down the street.

After a sabbatical of some length, Bob returned in 2019 with several reports, allowing us to catch up what was happening on the beautiful Gulf Coast.  It was great to welcome him back to The Journal.

Earlier on Sunday, the teletype machine here at Journal HQ sprung to life, and out popped a brand new report from Bob!

Let's check it out, shall we?

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Hi Doc,

I left for the coast on a cool clear afternoon of 2/8/20, that was preceded by low gray overhanging clouds all day. When I finally made it there I was pleasantly surprised to run into some of the old gang at the Gulf Coast Theater. After catching up with them, I made my way to the ABS right down the street. 

Friday, February 7, 2020

Flash Report! JaxBchBum Returns to The Big Apple and Takes a Bite at the Kings Highway Cinema in Late 2019!

Doc here, a man who some say was speaking to an emotional support group, and did not choose his words wisely.

I'm not locked in here with you... you're locked in here with me!

In the pantheon of Journal reporters, my good friend JaxBchBum is one of the longest tenured, submitting reports as far back as 2009. They are always detail-packed, and paint a picture of the scene few do as well.  This report is no different:

JaxBchBum ventured back to The Good Doctor's former home state, and gave us an up to date report from the Kings Highway Cinema in Brooklyn, NY.  It's tasty.

Take it away, JaxBchBum!

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Hey Doc,

JaxBchBum here with a trip report from the Big Apple.

I had a three-day conference in Manhattan recently and the afternoon/evening of the second day was mine to do as I pleased.  So I decided to see if there were any venues catering to this wonderful thing of ours

Of course, the Times Square/8th Ave area was "cleaned up" decades ago to make it family friendly. I have so many great memories of the theaters there in the 80’s and early 90’s.  Once at the Green Door Theater, Peter North was taking on this girl and she was loving it! When the music stopped, they just kept going. Finally someone came out and told them they would have to get off the stage (but I suspect they finished up in the back room).

Knowing I’d have to look elsewhere, I did some Internet research and came across Kings Highway Cinema in Brooklyn. Doc's adult theater database showed it as being closed, but recent reviews clearly indicated that it was in operation. So I consulted the NY Metro trip planner app and found I could take the B train from Manhattan to the Kings Highway station and then walk about a quarter mile to the theater. 

Researching the history of the theater, I discovered it was a regular theater that was built before WWII. Like the Strand in Hartford and other old grand theaters, it had its ups and downs. A major fire did considerable damage in the 50’s, and it sat vacant for a number of years before being reopened in the 60’s as a family theater. Not sure when it switched over to an adult theater. 

A Google street map allowed me to check out the area and it felt like a safe neighborhood to walk around in. I purchased my MetroCard, hopped on the B train, and 40 minutes later I was at the Kings Highway station. The theater is located at 711 Kings Highway just west of the Metro Station. Admission is $12 and they permit in/out privileges, but don't have a special rate for couples. Hours are 10:00 am - 10:00 pm Monday through Thursday and 10:00 am - Midnight on Friday and Saturday. 
Kings Highway Cinema
Brooklyn, NY
The theater has a unique layout that reminds me a bit of the Foxchase Multiplex (now closed) in Alexandria, VA.  Kings has three theaters plus arcade booths, and there is a downstairs lounge area with a TV that was showing a soccer match. When you enter the lobby, the door on the far left has a poster indicating a kickboxer movie is playing. 

Up two sets of stairs is a theater area I believe used to be the balcony of the original theater.  It has a main section and two side sections with a total of at least 150 seats. An older m/f porn movie was playing, but the quality was poor.  No one was there so I ventured back downstairs to check out the other theaters. 

Thursday, February 6, 2020

Flash Report! Just Plain Tom Hits The Paris Twin in Syracuse, NY in Late 2019

Doc here, a man who some say was brought into a boardroom with the marketing boys. They call me "Doctor Lizardo". They explain the name has been chosen for the ominous associations it will raise in America's enemies. They are shaping me into something gaudy. Something lethal.
It's ketchup catch-up time here at The Journal, with a backlog of great reports ready to see the light of day. Mostly positive reports, and a couple negative ones as well. Both are important to gauge the scene in these particular areas. 
Case in point: Regular contributor Just Plain Tom (JPT), and his report on a theater I'm very familiar with, the Paris Twin in Syracuse, NY.  This report can be filed under "negative", which is illustrated below.
Take it away, Just Plain Tom!
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Greetings Doc,
JPT here with a report from Upstate New York.  
I found myself in Syracuse a few months ago.  It was a Friday night, so I decided to check out the Paris Theater.  In years gone by the theater provided some fun times, particularly on weekend nights. But most recently I’ve found it to be a disappointment.  But being ever the optimist, I thought I’d give it another try and see if there had been any improvement.
The Paris has two theaters both showing straight porn. After entering the front door, you walk a few steps to the ticket window.  Tickets are $12 for each side...no discount for both theaters. The theater on the left (#1) is the larger of the two, but both are much larger than what you find in most places today.  It’s an old-style theater with high ceilings, multiple seating rows, and that old-timey theater atmosphere.

Tuesday, February 4, 2020

Visit Announcement! Mr. and Mrs.T at the Barnett Ave. Superstore in San Diego TONIGHT! 2/4/20!


TONIGHT! Tuesday 2/4/20! San Diego's Barnett Ave. Superstore!  A last minute Visit Announcement for you, the good readers of The Journal.

First-time contributors Mr. and Mrs. T will hit the Barnett Ave. this evening, and the Mrs. is looking for lots of company to take in a few features in the theater.
The Good Doctor does not have a time, even though I have asked a couple of times already today. If I get one shortly, I'll put it up on my Twitter.  

How about some pics of Mrs. T?