PARLORS OF ABUSE: Women are sex-trafficked in more storefronts than there are McDonald’s. But who’s watching? | Sioux City Journal

This Day in Buster...August 17, 1931 The Sioux City Journal prints, "Feminine Clothing as a first aid to comedy has its drawbacks, according to Buster Keaton. 'If the skirts are too narrow you may get laughs and take a chance on breaking your neck; if they're too wide you can do any sort of acrobatic trick and still fall short of comedy,' explains the comedian. 'The entire basis of comedy when a man wears women's clothes is in his inability to navigate properly, and when one is hampered this way