As early as 1949, Cafe Tia Juana started to experience financial hardships as customers began to dwindle, due to changing music trends. In the '50s and '60s, jazz began to fizzle as other musical styles took the spotlight. Tia Juana began to veer away from jazz as a result, offering other forms of entertainment, from clambakes to fashion shows. Exotic entertainment such as the go-go girls, attributed to the cafe’s later reputation as a sleazy joint with shady practices and entertainment. | Date: January 25, 1969 | Source: Cleveland Call and PostDownload Original File
Source
Cleveland Call and Post
Date
January 25, 1969
"Go-Go Girls to Spice Up the Nights!" appears in: Cafe Tia Juana
