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The Hunt & The Chase (Indianapolis Gay Club/1975–1982) Color:Dark Grey Heather the dot-com boomsThe Hunt & The Chase Indianapolis, IN (19751982) Before Talbott Street became the city's dominant dance club, there was The Hunt & The Chase. Opened in 1975 by Fred Cooney at 107 South Pennsylvania Street, The Hunt & The Chase brought a level of scale and sophistication rarely seen in Midwestern gay nightlife. Spread across three floors of downtown Indianapolis's historic Schrader Building, the club was modeled after the multi level discos of New York