C.B. Mamas

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Production Companies
MOOKS (as MOOKS, Inc.)
Distributors
Mitchell Brothers Film Group (USA) (theatrical) (as Mitchell Brothers' Film Group)
Mitchell Brothers' Video Cassette (MBVC) (1980) (USA) (VHS) (as 'CB Mamas')

Excerpts from wikipedia
On a rainy February 27, 1991 evening, Jim, in response to friends's and associates's demands to "do something" about alcoholic, cocaine-addled Artie, drove to Artie's house with a .22 rifle that he inherited from his father and fatally shot the younger Mitchell. O'Farrell dancer Julie Bajo (Artie's lover at the time) immediately called 911, and the police arrested Jim minutes later. Marilyn Chambers spoke at Artie's funeral, and he was then buried in Lodi Memorial Cemetery.

After a highly publicized trial in which Jim was represented by his old friend and lawyer Michael Kennedy (by then a prominent Park Avenue attorney), the jury rejected a murder charge and found him guilty of voluntary manslaughter. Mitchell was sentenced to six years in prison.

After he served three years in San Quentin, Jim was released in 1997 and returned to run the O'Farrell Theatre.

Jim Mitchell died at his ranch in western Sonoma County on July 12, 2007, from an apparent heart attack.

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Directed by
Artie Mitchell
Jim Mitchell (as James Mitchell)

Writing Credits
Billy Boyer (screenplay from original novella by)

Lesllie Bovee.... Leslie (as Leslie Bovee)
Justine Taylor... The Milklady (as Sally Foremost)
Melissa Cooke... [no other credits@imdb]
Jon Martin.......... Milkman (as Bill Eastman)
Buck Lacey........ Poultry Groceries
Desiree West..... Desiree - Leslie's Black Friend (as Pat Lee)
Cherie Mills........ [no other credits@imdb]
Rushka.............. [no other credits@imdb]
Al Russo............ Al, Guy with Milklady (as Al Savino)
Joey Silvera....... Swinging Beef (as Joey Sivera)
Paul Thomas...... Sperm Whale

Was actor Paul Thomas' first adult film role. [Not counting the gay loop Natures Man] By passing this test, Thomas won the main role in The Autobiography of a Flea (1976) a short time later.

Produced by
Artie Mitchell producer
Jim Mitchell producer (as James Mitchell)