Considering Soho's lengthy history with the sex industry, it is no surprise to eventually see some evidence of this in the 1956 documentary with an all-male queue seen waiting outside strip club The Windmill, which became famous for its naked tableaux. The Windmill also played host to many comedians of the time including Tony Hancock, Peter Sellers and Tommy Cooper. The building became a cinema in the 1960s but soon reverted to burlesque shows and is now once again an 'adult entertainment' club known as The Windmill International
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