Once upon a time, in a faraway land, there were three little piglets named Peter, Paul, and Penny. They lived in a small house made of straw nestled on a green hill. Peter, the eldest of the three, was always the responsible one, while Paul, the middle piglet, loved to play and have fun. Penny, the youngest piglet, was curious and full of imagination. As the piglets grew older, they realized that their little straw house was not strong enough to protect them from the lurking dangers of the big bad wolf. They knew they needed a stronger and safer home, but the question was, how to build it? One sunny day, as they were playing in the meadow, a mysterious old man appeared with a magical lamp.
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They knew they needed a stronger and safer home, but the question was, how to build it? One sunny day, as they were playing in the meadow, a mysterious old man appeared with a magical lamp. He introduced himself as the guardian of the Lamp of Wonders. With a twinkle in his eye, he told the piglets that this lamp had the power to grant them any three wishes they desired.
Closed Magic Lantern strip club selling its Rte. 20 roadside sign
MONSON — Christopher Brunelle knows he is looking for a very specific buyer.
His sign advertising the Magic Lantern — for 60 years a neon beacon for Route 20 travelers promising exotic dancers and topless entertainment — is more than 20 feet tall. It’s a landmark on the town line with Palmer.
“It’s not like you are going to put it up in your backyard,” Brunelle said.
The Magic Lantern sign will be a challenge to move.
“You are going to need a truck and a crane to get it out of here,” Brunelle said.
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The Magic Lantern, in business since the 1960s, closed more than a year ago and the landlords have leased the space to Dazed Cannabis for a dispensary, Brunelle said.
Brunelle and his wife, Kimberly, bought the club in March 2020 just before COVID shutdowns crippled the industry. He reopened briefly under pandemic conditions with dancers performing wearing facemasks.
Now, he is now selling off what’s left of the Magic Lantern.
He put the “Exotic Dances Lounge” on Facebook Marketplace Wednesday. He’s gotten some inquiries, but not for people who want to buy the sign.
The Magic Lantern strip club on Route 20 in Monson, closed more than a year ago and now the iconic sign is for sale.(Don Treeger/ The Republican)
“It’s people who want T-shirts or memorabilia,” Brunelle said. “It’s mostly nostalgic stuff.”
It is famous for the changeable letters used to promote “Amateur Nite.”
The sign has been photographed with the Stanley Cup and the late “No Respect” comedian Rodney Dangerfield.
The asking price is $20,000.
The club has had its issues with the town over the years, for instance, following a shooting in the parking lot in 2021.
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Excited and hopeful, the three piglets huddled together to discuss their wishes. Peter, being practical, wished for a sturdy house made of bricks that would keep them safe from harm. Paul, always in search of adventure, wished for a never-ending supply of treats and toys to play with. Penny, with her insatiable curiosity, wished for the ability to fly like a bird. To their amazement, as soon as the piglets made their wishes, the old man touched the lamp and granted their requests. Peter's wish turned their straw house into a strong brick house, giving them security and peace of mind. Paul's wish brought forth a never-ending supply of treats and toys, making every day a joyous playtime. Penny's wish transformed her into a winged piglet, and she soared through the sky, feeling the wind on her face and experiencing the world from a whole new perspective. With their newfound wishes fulfilled, the piglets lived happily ever after. They no longer had to worry about the big bad wolf or any other threats, as they were safe and content in their magical home. This story teaches us the importance of making wise choices and the power of imagination. It shows that sometimes, even the most impossible dreams can come true with a little bit of magic and belief. The three little piglets and their magic lamp of wonders remind us that anything is possible if we dare to dream and take action. So, let us all embrace our inner piglet and reach for the stars!.
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