The Mitchell brothers supported various cartoon artists , and when the 1984 Democratic National Convention was held in San Francisco , they opened the second floor of the O'Farrell to a group of underground cartoonists covering the convention for the '' San Francisco Chronicle . '' A final attempt was made to prosecute the O'Farrell under the Feinstein administration in February 1985 , when the Cine-Stage was raided by a dozen police officers during a headlining appearance by adult film star Marilyn Chambers . However the district attorney declined to press charges against Chambers , and a judge refused to issue a critical injunction against the brothers themselves . Also at that time the police department had been receiving protests by media , public , and politicians concerning multiple scandals , like when a police academy graduate received fellatio from a prostitute at a police academy graduation party . Furthering their problems , police officers arrested a local journalist for walking his dog without a leash after the journalist wrote critically of the police department following the Chambers raid . In the wake of the Chambers raid and scandals by the police , the Board of Supervisors voted to strip the police department of their power to license strip clubs , and that the Mitchell Brothers should be paid $ 14,000 for damages resulting from the Chambers raid
1984 Democratic National Convention
1984 Democratic National Convention
Mitchell Brothers O'Farrell Theatre