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Duluth’s Wild Legal & Entertainment History | Duluth News
In the 1970s, Duluth’s “dry nights” teen parties sparked legal trouble when city officials blocked unsupervised minors from bars—even without alcohol. Meanwhile, in 1956, the city braced for a massive American Legion convention drawing ten thousand attendees. Back in 1926, a Chicago daredevil got city approval to jump off the Aerial Bridge into the ship canal. Fast forward to 2006, and a contortionist at the NorShor Theatre was cited under a new law banning adult entertainment near churches and schools—showing how entertainment and rules have always been in flux. Listen in comfort:Get a…
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