Code,112001
Subject,Anonymous
Date,6/17/2010
Interviewer,Kieth A. Peppers
Abstract,"A lifelong Clevelander discusses his memories of the Short Vincent area in downtown Cleveland and a few of the establishments throughout the surrounding area. From his earliest memories of visiting the Roxy Burlesque House in his teens to his final memories of the area, the life of Short Vincent and its decline are discussed. Among the establishments referenced are the 730 Lounge, the Roxy, and Jean's Fun house."
Special Notes,
minutes:,39 minutes
0,Background in Cleveland
1,Early memories of Downtown Cleveland
2,Early memories of Short Vincent neighborhood
3,Roxy Burlesque House and other establishments
4,Jean's Funhouse
5,
6,Perceived environment of Short Vincent
7,General description of Short Vincent
8,
9,
10,Fondest memories
11,Changes noticed of Short Vincent after military service
12,Evolution of Downtown Cleveland
13,Proud of what Cleveland once was
14,Colorful characters along Short Vincent
15,
16,Demeanor of patrons
17,Roxy Burlesque House
18,
19,Physical description of Short Vincent and the 730 Lounge
20,Safety issues; taking a date there
21,730 Club interior described
22,
23,Notoriety of dancers at the Roxy
24,Blaze Starr 
25,Blaze Starr; visit to Short Vincent while on military leave
26,
27,Captain Frank's on E. 9th and other E. 9th memories
28,Parents
29,Theatrical Grille
30,Last memories of Short Vincent
31,Mural along Short Vincent; Roxy torn down a sign of Cleveland's decline
32,Sadness related to Cleveland's deterioration
33,Going downtown and taking children there
34,
35,Changing times; lack of business downtown due to suburbanization
36,Decline of Cleveland continued
37,Last comments
38,Youth of today missed Short Vincent
39,End