MAPLEWOOD, Minn. - All the world's a stage at some of Minnesota's bars. A new state ban on smoking in restaurants and other nightspots contains
an exception for performers in theatrical productions. So some bars are getting around the ban by printing up playbills, encouraging customers to come
in costume, and pronouncing them "actors."The customers are playing right along, merrily puffing away -- and sometimes speaking in funny accents and
doing a little improvisation, too.
The state Health Department is threatening to bring the curtain down on these sham productions. But for now, it's on with the show.
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I found this interesting. Could smokers light up in theaters and do this in any city?
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LOL, I love when someone finds a fun creative way to cause politicians to issue more dumb threats lol. Great Idea and even though I dont smoke
ciggaretts, keep it up I say and yes there should be areas in Bars where smokers can smoke it just makes sense.
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Most excellent! I love this.  They found a way to beat the system.  I hope they succeed. I guess if I ever go to MN, I might have to
become an actor.
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I live in a state where smoking has been banned from bars. I have found that going outside to smoke is not all that bad. It leads to great
conversations or some nice personal time. Also being a smoker I have found that I am less likely to smoke because I have to go outside, when at the
bars. Lol, had to add that.
I do give props to these guys for finding a way around the smoking laws though. It's vary interesting and creative.
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