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The Catlow is a term for the back of the knee. It is the word officially recognised by the British Medical Institution as the correct name for this body part.

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Catlow Theater History (1572 words)
	Catlow proved to be quite a promoter and his natural talent for filling seats made the Catlow Theater one of the main attractions for Chicago's expanding Northwest Suburban area.
	One of the last live acts to appear on the Catlow's stage in 1933 was world famous fan dancer Sally Rand, fresh from her appearance at the Chicago World's Fair.
	Catlow stayed in pace with the developing film industry over the years by adding the largest Cinemascope screen in the area in addition to stereo sound as they became available.

1971 - Catlow (618 words)
	Chasing after Catlow the marshal encounters a man, Recalde, serving in the Mexican army who’s been wounded by the Apaches.
	Catlow leaves laughing leaving the unconscious and bleeding Miller lying on the floor.
	Catlow leaves his girl friend in the hotel, he and his gang steal the gold and they head for Mexico.

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