A Crazier Horse | Rebirth of a Legend
When last there was a gentlemen’s club in Vegas called Crazy Horse—the famed Crazy Horse Too—things got crazy. A little too crazy.
After a dazzling legal battle involving racketeering, extortion and tax evasion (things that any respectable gentleman’s club should be involved with), the beloved destination was finally shut down by the Feds. Not since Roy’s tiger mauled him has a loss stung this deeply.
But as you well know, you can’t keep a good horse down…
Welcome to Crazy Horse III, the latest incarnation of Sin City’s wildest den of dance, now soft-open to the public a mere minutes from the Strip within the mazelike grandeur of the 40,000-square-foot complex called the Playground.
Before we get into the details, you should just know that if you ever had the urge to dine on spicy tuna rolls while smoking a hookah and watching Angel do the helicopter, this is the place for you. Make your way through the aforementioned Playground, where (rumor has it) the house band will be comprised of grizzled veterans from Anthrax and Alice in Chains, and where the bar offers a picture-window view of what’s happening inside CHIII.
Move past the crowd to settle into the stadium-style seats, where you can behold the goings-on much the same way ancient Romans viewed a gladiator fight. (Only we’re pretty sure they didn’t have sushi.) And, of course, should you wish to get a little closer to the action, a VIP room—complete with bottle service and, for reasons unknown, a pole—is awaiting.
We have no idea what happens after that.
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I heard that the US Marshals Service is working with the city and a new buyer for the old CH2. Marshals trying to get city to grant a new liquor license & exotic dance permit to the new buyer. Also there might be a lawsuit against the owners of the Crazy Horse 3, demanding that they give up that name.
Posted on October 18th, 2009 at 7:32 am
Very true. At present there are trademark suits pending both “Crazy Horse 3″ and “Crazy Horse Too”. It seems everyone wants to trade on the name.
Amazingly enough I found this information as well: “…Sodipa is the French company which owns the international registration for the mark CRAZY HORSE which is most famously associated with the showgirl revue Le Crazy Horse de Paris (which has an Americanized version showing nightly at the MGM Grand – although the show was originally named Le Femme when it first opened at the MGM Grand many years back). Sodipa (SAS) has never taken any action against any of them.”
This name seems to be a “crazy” legal battleground.
Posted on October 18th, 2009 at 2:58 pm
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