Chicago Strip Clubs: The Girlie-Q Variety Hour at The National Pastime Theater through …

The other stand out act of the show was The Puterbaugh Sisters.   They had more jokes in their act than most stand-up comedians.  They performed twice in the show, first as women from the 1800’s completely in costume and did a fabulous routine writing back and forth to eachother in chat/computer speak all in the context of 1800 sensibilities.  For their second act they appeared as dames from the forties and wowed the sparce crowd with song that included the such lyrics as “If you ain’t white, you’re not right!”   They also did a hilarious lesbian routine that killed.  The night I saw them, there was a crowd of 25 and it is a shame, because these girls should be playing larger venues or just head right to the TV.
The remainder of the show consited of strippers, Scarlett D’Evil who charmed the crowd with her 50’s pin-up good looks and charm.  Ms. Bea Haven, Tila von Twirl, Ms. Bea Haven, and  Lola Martinet, …

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