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Daily Archives: October 23, 2010
Diamond Tooth Gertie
Everyone who goes to Dawson City eventually goes to Diamond Tooth Gertie to see the can can girls. Diamond Tooth Gertie (aka Gertie Lovejoy) was a dance hall queen in the 1898. She distinguished herself from all the other dance … Continue reading
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