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Frank Duncan, who sold newspapers near the alley as a boy, is adamant that adult entertainment should always have a place there. As Mr. Duncan, now 86, walks the alley, he points to the original site of the strip club's predecessor, the Brass Rail, where Andrew Jackson tied up his horse behind his law offices. Mr. Duncan then pauses in front of a billboard touting the "World Famous Printers Alley." Cabaret dancers flank the fading text, which proclaims that millions of visitors have been entertained here by time-honored guests.