Reno, NV (WFN) -- The owners of the Reno strip club at the center of Catherine Zeta-Jones' latest lawsuit aren't getting mad -- they're getting even.

Proprietors of the Spice House -- who are being sued for briefly posting photos of Zeta-Jones on the club's website -- have asked one of their performers to change her name to Catherine "Ta-Ta" Jones.

The dancer, who used to use the name Jessie, is a dead ringer for the "Chicago" actress and plans to create a flap by donning a flapper costume and stripping down to "All That Jazz."

In addition, the club is asking both male and female patrons to dress up as their "favorite brunette actress" -- wonder who that would be? -- this Halloween.

When reached for comment, the newly-dubbed Catherine "Ta-Ta" Jones said she thinks Zeta-Jones needs to lighten up about the photo because, as she puts it, "most of our customers thought it was me."

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