Another San Francisco landmark is about to pack it in -- wigs,
falsies and all.  Finocchio's, the world-famous Broadway
nightclub where female impersonators have strutted their campy
stuff since 1936, is folding November 27.  Faced with a big rent
increase and a dwindling audience for old- style cross-dressing
entertainment, the club's owner, Eve Finocchio, is calling it
quits. Wherever he is, the late, legendary drag star Charles
Pierce, the king of queenly impersonators, must be weeping.  "I
don't want to do it, but we have no choice," said Finocchio,
whose husband, Joe, created the club at 506 Broadway in North
Beach. That's where countless locals and tourists first saw men
in spangled dresses and heels, singing, dancing and cracking
lusty jokes.  "My landlord upped the rent from $4,000 to
$6,000," Finocchio said, "and we have to take care of the
plumbing, too. You have to collect an awful lot of money to meet
the rent and pay your bills, and we can't do it. I don't feel
good about it."  The club's landlor