We would arrive in a town on a Sunday – start unloading all the scenery and props – prepare the sets and stage and then open on the Monday night. ...e would then run one show a night through to the Saturday – then after the last show – pack everything back into the wagon – and move on to the next place.In this particular show there was a short dance piece which needed children to perform. So the show management had made arrangements with dance schools in each town for groups of about a dozen six. She took the coffee with her only comment, “Thank you, kind sir, should I pay you now or later in your room?”This was out of personality for her, but I played along and told her, “You have to pay me the old fashioned way with your ankles over your shoulders.”The remark made her giggle even more and I saw both Sam and Misty look in our direction at the same time. Sam was frowning but she gave me a victory sign with her fingers spread widely. Misty was grinning from ear to ear and I remembered. Inside the room, well, dancing is not always what happens.So, there I was, I paid my money and went upstairs. Straight away a girl comes over, asks if you want a beer and takes one of the vouchers. She saunters back and starts to talk. This was normal, but after a while she spots that I wanna take my time, see who else is around. All of a sudden the music stops and one of the girls does a striptease which is very good. All her clothes come off and she really does a good strip and pole dance.. Can we talk inside?"She stepped back to allow him to enter and closed the door behind him. She was dressed as she was earlier except she had taken her shoes off. She motioned him into the living room."The maid goes home at 5, so we can talk in here," she said, "Now what more do you have to add to what you told me this afternoon."Mrs. Bynum, again what I have to say is delicate," Ed started."It's Katherine with a K," she interrupted."Katherine, I wasn't hired to watch you," Ed started, "Your.