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"I am the great and powerful Oz!! And I'm in drag!! And I'm loving it!!!" Yes, people still do attend midnight showings of The Rocky Horror Picture Show — 340 of them on a recent night at the River Oaks Theatre. And they still dress up. Here, Jim — who, for some reason, didn't want to use his last name — plays Frank, while Frank looks on from above. To view image larger, click here.
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