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Donate now. When it comes to literature devoted to disco, L. But often lost in this conversation is how L. But lost in the shuffle is perhaps the most important—albeit for the opposite reasons—gay disco in L. Conservationists and developers have sparred for years about what to do with this space as the debate continues over whether the structure should be considered a cultural landmark or not.

But much of the coverage of this argument has missed the fact that the club catered to whites only, which certainly changes the assumption that it was a haven for all queer people. With its back facing where The Abbey stands now, and the entrance on North La Peer Drive, Studio One was a massive temple of excess and exclusion, proving that progress for some is often the same as progress for none.

Before it was Studio One, the building had already lived several lives. The Mitchell Camera Company built the factory in , and it became the production site for their still and motion picture cameras. William Fox, whose media empire ultimately transformed into 20th Century Fox, and its associated studios and television networks, was a major shareholder in Mitchell. After the war, Mitchell moved to Glendale, and the factory briefly became the Veterans Salvage Depot.

In a man named Rob Buck reimagined the space as a ritzy Hollywood nightclub called, simply, The Factory. Buck's club succeeds for a few years before closing in , despite have Hollywood stars like Paul Newman, Peter Lawford, and Jerry Orbach as some of the investors. Neither lasted very long, shockingly. Somewhere along the way it was a Koontz hardware store, too. Then, in , Studio One opened. The disco was opened by Scott Forbes, a gay optometrist in West Hollywood whose clientele included many celebrities and entertainment professionals.

And they fight, and they're a management problem. Gay men who are very appreciative of having a place to go to come out almost every night and there are no management problems, and they spend a lot of money. Forbes went with the idea, and the business soon proved to be not only extremely successful, but one of the early hosts of public fundraisers for gay causes.

The club was apparently full most of the weeks, and it could hold anywhere between 1, and 1, partiers, based on various reports. In addition to the main room, there was the Backlot Theater where comedians like Joan Rivers and other entertainers would perform. Old Hollywood celebrities like and Liza Minelli were ubiquitous, and there were many special performances in addition to DJs. It was a debauched Hollywood pleasure palace, if you were lucky enough to be white and have two X chromosomes.

If you were black or a woman, you needed two pieces of ID information. This especially irks people like Kilhefner to this day, because he was part of a group of L. The deliberate and repeat violations of the law caused the police to leave and never come back, which Kilhefner argues ended the raiding of gay spaces in town.

There were many open demonstrations in front of the club for years. They wanted to dance. The L.