Tracey, thanks for answering. This came about when we checked the city ordinances and hired a group of male dancers, gave them a copy of the ordinance and told them they had to comply exactly. Then, after we paid them & advertised, we were notified we had to have a $1,000 license for "topless dancers & strip shows". We argued the point that the ordinance said nothing about a license fee & we managed to get a one-time moratorium on the fee. But they were to hold another meeting (after our show) at which time they would tack the $1,000 license fee on to the city ordinance. That meeting is tomorrow & we will argue our first amendment rights & if all else fails, will try the ACLU. Everybody that came to our show really had a great time, it was in the spirit of good fun, no nudity, & we really feel our right to business is severely restricted by this. Will let you know if we get anywhere. Thanks for responding. Miss Kitty