Bubbles Cash

Essie Mae Cash, known by her stage name Bubbles Cash, and in Grand Prairie, aspiring to succeed Candy Barr as a famous Dallas stripper. Cash attended a Dallas Cowboys home game against the Atlanta Falcons.

According to one fan who acquired her autograph, "the B in Bubbles was a pair of breasts with nipples. Her last name was a dollar sign". However, a 2017 blogpost reported that Cash told her daughter Keiley Mink that she appeared only in the last of these, a claim that Mink repeated elsewhere.

Later life John Eisenberg has characterised 1968 as "the peak of her fame". After 1968, Cash divorced her husband, moved to Los Angeles and Hawaii, and then back to Dallas, where she became a musician and opened a jewellery shop. According John Eisenberg, "when I tried to find her in 1996, her jewelry store had closed and none of her old bosses knew where she was", but Jimmy McDonough later published an interview with her along with extensive coverage of her daughter's life.