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A June bill, at flyer strength
The one comedy room in the town's documented record is a tavern on the same highway as the 1974 case — and the record must be careful, because the addresses differ. A promoter's flyer (No Quarter Entertainment, circulated on social media) bills "Larry Reeb Live" at JJ's Crumstown Tavern, 5900 Crumstown Highway, North Liberty, on 13 June at 8 p.m., tickets ten dollars, co-featuring Rye Grae and Billy Dodaro and hosted by J. P. McAllister. That is a working club comic — Reeb is a touring Chicago-circuit stand-up of long standing — playing a one-night room in a township tavern, and it prints at the strength of its evidence: a flyer for a single night, not a comedy club seated here. The address discipline matters and prints with it: 5900 Crumstown Highway is not 59400 Crumstown Highway, the J & H Tavern of the Candler record; the two houses stand distinct in this build and are not merged. The rooms-in-succession test otherwise returns a negative — no standing comedy room, open-mic series, festival or improv troupe seated in North Liberty was found as of November 2026 — and the working scene under the marquee is, on this record, the touring bill that stops for a night and moves on.