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oc^"ences. not only for himself, but for the neighbor- h ^ d , and the city as well! He feeb that all the surrounding businesses and re- sidtmces ought to be involved in a stringent watch over one miother. "How can businwes grow and prosper in an area where new growth u discouraged?’’ Randv We“tXd‘*;if“thr “ busines^Tto fliSrfi We talked of the recent Frog Pond bombmg, and a disclosure by aneighbor that two eases of beer were known to be stolen from a bar in thb area Thomu F. Colemau He suggested the possibiUty of all the neighborhood esUblbhments investing m a private patrol service. The problems of intimidation by bodily harm, robber^ rffort felt tenMon can and must be attacked and resolved by a cohesive L.A. SPEAKS OUT rn*thi \ u“ **** Community. Randy expressed hb faith the potentiahties in the area and he intends to grow and prosper in spite of it. Membcn of the Gay and Lesbian genuinely ^ e u e d at the interest the northeast Police Division community received a significant com­ ^* k '?** S g t^ ie b . dectective. has worked closely w h h ^ S y mitment from the Los Angeles Police robberies. A hebcopter saw a weaving car hte one ^ght and a^ •uspect. He »vas caught with half the merchandbe sto l» from o m Commission to work together on a robbery still in the car. He is awaiting trial. broad range of issues relating to the gay community. and »««»ed the need for more public involvement, Attorney Thomas F. Coleman the a^el cohesive effort' to work out reaUstic sohitions agaiut intimidation in requested - the Commission set law Hawaii aub. and one of the progressive enforcement standards that would members in the gay commumty, was mugged, thrown down brutally, a ^ hurt give priority to crimes against person and property and end what he called ‘hc®»t area on New Year’s Eve. Paul b one o f everyone’s anti-gay harassment. Copies of the ^*****' help wherever it b needed, for t^tever ** hemg planned, or for whatever assbtance b needed in ’81-’S2 proposed LAPD budget and the community or for friends. He b a favorite with all who know him. Hb exact Directive 41 from Mayor Bradley’s office provided supporting documen­ ‘ j •** unable to talk-“Leaving a neigh- i^uAbv . I was on the comer of Highland*and wS- tation for Coleman’s proposal that loughby • • . I was ui a good mood-sober and alert! I can’t tell vou what a re-ordering of priorities was ne­ ***5 **j • ^c*t the forearm or elbow hit the right side of my neck cessary for the sake of Department Md down I went hitting the hard pavement-I couldn’t move-I was wearing my efficiency. The Mayor’s Directive Hawau Coat of Arms around my neck and 1 saw it lying on the ground! . . . I want now requires all department heads, this pnnted to warn others to be especiaUy careful in that area-But since only including the Police Chief, to show the good die young- 1 guess you will have to suffer with me awhile longer. Love, how productivity can be increased with existing resources. Coleman noted that the department has not __— ______—Evelyn Freedman complied with that directive. Lesbian spokesperson, Pamela Parker, stressed the need for an ed­ percent budget cut, rather than ucation program at the police academy the LAPD; and the City Attorney’s and sensitivity training for officers seeking across-the-board efficiencies. office. However, the Commission Vice President of the Commission in the field. failed to respond in any way to Gay and Lesbian Community James Fbk, in stating the he comfort and hospitality of a budgetary issues that were rabed. Commission’s willingness to work on Services Center Executive Director, These include the first-time beautifully restored Victorian man­ Steve Schulte, requested that the these, issues, described the board as revelation of plans by the Police “overwhelmed’’ by the breadth and sion await you. Located near the commission extend an “Affirmative'^ Chief to totally eliminate the police tnvibtion’’ for qualified gays and detail of the presentations. Castro and Folsom areas in San station divbions in the Northeast Chief Gates abo gave hb un­ lesbians to apply for officer training. (Highland Phrk); Devonshbe (north­ To underscore the need, speaker reserved support to the idea that the Francisco’s "sunbelt,” we ( ^ r a east San Fernando Valley); Newton gay community and the Los Angeles Peter Nash read a list of 21 gay men (south central L.A.); 77th (south rooftop sundeck, solar-heated hot who have been murdered in L.A. in Police Department should work central Los Ahgeles) in case of a 10 together. tub Jacuzzi and a unique “tanning the last year and requested better room.” Large guest rooms feature protection for gays. Long-time activist, Morris Kight, wet bars or kitchens and Euro- stated flatly that the proposed ’81- pean-style shared baths with com­ ’82 department budget be zero based. Spokesperson Jairow Rogpvin \ plimentary continental breakfast asked the board, in the spirit of the served in our traditional double par­ city’s Bicentennial, to appoint a com­ lor. The Inn’s friendly staff will assist mittee of its staff to work with mem­ bers of the gay and lesbian community you in finding what you want in on these issues. San Francisco. Public transportation Each commissioner then stated and the BART system are nearby. that he or she was -sincere in their concern about the matters raised, Rates b ^ at $19 single or double. and agreed to work with members of the gay community on the issues The Inn San Francisco of education«^.hiring and law enforce­ ment priorities and standards. 943 Sooth \hn Ness Avenue Various members of the com­ San Francisco 94110 mission suted that they desired lUephone 415/641-0188 further input from the gay and les­ bia spokespeople in conjunction t' Send for our brochure:— with the psychologist at the Police Academy; AÚistant Chief Lou Reiter, Marabina Davila and Mark Del Castillo-Marante in THE LOVE OF DON Head of Personnel and Training for PERLIMPLIN AND BELISA IN HER GARDEN. See page 26. ANTONIO MEJIAS-RENTAS

flfteen of his poems sUged with or­ ied to high prices iginal music make up FREDERICO! SATURDAY, JAN 17 (POEMS AND A PLAY IN THE LIFE OF LORCA), a production of The en all you want is Some plays arc not intended to Los Angeles Actor’s Theatre Bilingual be movies and, although LA CAGE Company which premieres at 8:30 AUX FOLLES mis-directed by Ed­ p.m. (in English) at the Los Angeles hang your cuffs? ouard Molinaro falls into this cate­ City College’s Caminito Theatre (855 gory, it is worth seeing because it N. Vermont Avenue; 464-5500). focuses on a good—if somewhat Another premiere, at the Studio different—lifetime homosexual re­ Theatre Playhouse: Leslie Steven’s lationship. It is also very funny. SUNFIRE MAN, at 8 p.m. (1944 With “Happy Birthday Gemini” at Riverside Drive: 665-3011). the Vista (4473 Sunset Drive; 660-6614). FRIDAY,JAN 23 THE RUDY PEREZ DANCE |N^|.ES from $12 COMPANY premieres three pieces KATHERINE HEPBURN opens at 8:30 p.m. at the UCLA Center for a new comedy, “The West Side the Performing Arts (825-9261). Waltz,” at the Ahmanson at 8:30 ES from $20 p.m. (972-7654) SUNDAY,JAN 18 A little bit of salsa, a little bit of jazz, or just plain TIERRA, at Per­ The Los Angeles County kins Palace in Pasadena (796-7001). Museum’s recently inaugurated “Anna The silliest costumes and sets leahif safe facilities Bing Arnold Lectures” are designed ever made in American Film History: “to bring the people of Los Angeles FLESH GORDON and BARBAREL- and the national art community im­ LA, at the Vista (664-6614) ;:.Jtie Spartan Man portant contemporary thought and Distingubhed activist IVY BOT- scholarship in the field of fine arts.” TINI b honored by the Stonewall Considering the Museum’s ultra- Democratic Club. Dinner and enter­ heart of San traditional approach to art collection, tainment (at S30 per) at the Crystal this statement is to be taken cau­ Ballroom, Biltmore Hotel. (463-3928) b's famous tiously. The topic chosen for the first six lectures to be delivered by art SATURDAY, JAN 24 historian Sir Ernst H. Gombrich is bisom area “The Preference for the Primitive: If you had a new wave band, Six Lectures on the History of Taste.” would, you name it Paul Shock and the Folsom St., FUTURE SCHLOCK “Present corruption, effeminancy, Schockettes? Would it make any dif­ and venality,” explains Professor Gom­ ference? Doo, doo, doo, dah, dah, dah, brich, “have continously been con­ dah . . . COSMIC SPUNK: A SHOCK incisco,-C A “What if,” the oddly dressed man asks his audience, “we were to live in a trasted with the primitive as an ideal ROCK OPERA opens at midnight, at planet that could not afford any further population growth . .. in a country that of innocence, manliness, and honesty. the Odyssey Theatre (12111 Ohio 94103 has printed three times as much currency as it has in gold reserves?” These lectures will trace the influence Avenue; 826-1626). Jerry Day, the man dressed in an oversized jacket, flashy tie and sneakers, of these tendencies on the history of isn’t necessarily referring to the future: “Future Schlock,” a recent production art, criticism, and collecting during the SUNDAY, JA N 25 -552-3390 at the Pan Andreas Theatre has an intended familiarity. The Jockes in “Future past two hundred years.” This after­ Schlock” amplify and futurize this pathetically funny contemporary society. noon’s lecture at 3 p.m., THE EMAN­ “The Original Language Poetry What is the future? Author Day summarizes it: a nuclear hair dryer^ a computer CIPATION OF FORMAL VALUES, is Series” at the Fifth Street Studio that makes up jokes about your spouse, a woman president, the last six people included in the general admission fee Theater (4157 W. Fifth Street) cele­ on earth, a girl in love with a robot, and other such futuristic concepts. Is that for non-members. (937-4250) brates the over 80 languages spoken really far-fetched? in Los Angeles. Hardly ever heard in A series of vignettes flows swiftly, handled by expert comedians. Day him­ MONDAY, JAN 19 the streets of LA, English is celebrated self is accompanied by Nancy Williams, Henry Kaiser, Sam Whipple, Victoria at 3:30 when American poet PAUL Tucker and David Leisure. “There’s love, an impotent Poten­ VANGELISTI reads hb work. No Day’s preocupation with sex is too obvious in “Future Schlock.” It is always tate, his harem, a virgin bride, lots translations today. ” ~ too easy to pick on women and gays; they’re the subject of every other joke. of humor, lots of singing, and a happy HARRIET GIBSON performs at In the future, women will still be childish and/or dumb. In 1995, the first gay ending.” Director Randy J. Clifton The Academy, 1-5 p.m . President chooses 13-year-old white males as White House aides. could only be talking about CHOCA- “Future Schlock” is very, veiy funny. Day has painstakingly created LONIA, the contemporary musical MONDAY,JAN 26 functional futuristic props and sets. I particularly liked the little joke-making fantasy he co-authored with Glenn computer. It’s jokes are not better than mine. Houle and Quint Benedetti which A man-hater, Katharine, and a Although “Future Schlock” has ended its run at the Pan Andreas, it may opens tonight at the Cast Theatre tough guy, Petruchio, wed and live soon be with us again. The schlock may even be with us sooner than we’d expect. (804 N. El Centro; 462-0265). happily ever after. Sort of. It’s “THE TAMING OF THE SHREW,” a play TUESDAY, JAN 20 by someone Shakespeare, abing at 8 p.m. on Channel 28 as part of the A FF.W THINGS THAT DID NOT GO AWAY WITH 1980: “Eden,” the tra­ We can stop calling him governor continuing PBS series “The Shakes­ gic love story involving two black families in early-century San Juan Hill. A good or president-elect. From now on it’s peare Plays.” production, at the Los Angeles Actor’s Theatre . . . At the Century City Play­ PRESIDENT RONALD WILSON house, a comedy that achieves What the Chicago Cubs will never be able to: REAGAN. Yup, Wilson’s the middle TUESDAY,JAN 27 “Bleacher Bums” is pennant material. name . , . Rex Harrison is still Professor Higgons; “My Fair Lady” continues at the City comptroller IRA REINER A deliciously-funny film, DONA Pantages and the rain in Spain stays mainly in the Plains (not to mention soon- and councilman ROBERT RONKA, FLOR AND HER TWO HUSBANDS, to-be-ex Jimmy). Alexis Smith and her girls have taken over the Wilshire Theatre both candidates for the office of inspired by Jorge Amado’s novel, in­ (through this weekend) in a theatrical paradox: “Best Little Whorehouse In city attorney, appeal to the gay vote augurates the new series “Cinema Texas” is foot-stompin’ and boring . .. in a debate moderated by Warren Brazil” at the"‘Fox Venice (620 Lin­ OIney, at the multi-purpose room in coln Blvd; Venice). Tonight’s program Plummer Park, at 7:30 p.m. (650- includes the premiere of ALL 5190 or 856-5939) NUDITY SHALL BE PUNISHED, plus live samba music performed by a local L. A. Calendar WEDNESDAY,JAN 21 “escola.” (392-3386). Another boring LA Wednesday . . WEDNESDAY, JAN 28 There are now 337 shopping days left FRIDAY,JAN 16 ’till Christmas. Soprano RENATA SCOTTO sings an all-Italian program of arias and Tonight and tomorrow night, THURSDAY, JAN 22 songs by Donizetti, Rossini, Verdi, CHARLTON HESTON plays Sher­ Pizzetti, Respighi, Puccini and Cata­ lock Holmes in “The Crucifer of Frederico Garcia Lorca was not lani; 8:30 p.m. at the Ambassador Blood” at the Ahmanson Theatre murdered by a male lover, as the late Auditorium in Pasadena. Brava! (577- (972-7654). Spanish ruler Francisco Franco would 5511) The Academy (6236 Santa Mon­ have wanted the world to believe, but Two by FEDERICO FELUNI: ica Blvd.) presents John Spendler’s executed by right-wing forces during “Roma” and “Casanova;” Vista VARIETY PLUS at 11 p.m. Spain’s Civil War. Gay or not, Lorca Theatre (660-6614) Reggae lovers beware; “LA at remains as hb country’s greatest (and JAN. Midnight Rocks On” with the perhaps better-known) modern poet/ THURSDAY, JAN 29 BABYLON WARRIORS at the Los playwright. “The Love of Don Per- Angeles Actor’s Theatre (1089 N. limplin and BeUsa in her G arden,” New wave night at CIRCUS Oxford Avenue; 464-5500). ' Lorca’s short romantic fantasy, and DISCO (6648 Lexington Avenue). BOBDAMRON __ DARYL'S DOING AMERICA LONG BEA CH ALL NIGHT MIKE Ot the CLUBS

GALVESTON ** Galveston is “to wake up and smell the sea, hear the gulls, feel the sun and smile inside yourself” . . . at least if you believe the claims made by the Visitors Information Bureau. This little city with a population of approximately 75,000, calls itself an all-year resort, but in reality, most gay tourists visit here between April and September . . . and then mostly on weekends. The history of Galveston is almost more colorful than the island itself. The first European to see Texas, Cabeza de Vaca, was shipwrecked here, and the pirate, Jean Lafittc, used Galveston as his home base from which to terrorize shipping throughout the Gulf of Mexico. The four ships of the fledgeling Texas Navy were stationed here during the strug^e for independence from Mexico, and this was also the site for the Civil War Battle of Galveston. In 1900, a de­ vastating hurricane nearly destroyed the city, killing over 6,000 inhabitants. Besides being a popular resort, Galveston is a major international seaport and important medical center. Following the fatal hurricane in 1900, Galveston PEARL built it’s world-famous seawall, over ten miles long and rising 17 feet above mean low tide. So far, this has withstood all subsequent hurricanes. Other points of PEARL HEART AND THE KOZMIC BLUES BAND interest include Galveston Island State Park, Sea-Aroma,'Bfahop’s Palace, Ashton ^ AT LAST L.A. STARDOM Villa, the Elissa sailing vessel. Point Beach, Seawolf Park, Treasure Island Tour Trains and the Strand . . . once known as the “Wall Street of the Southwest.” On Sunday, Jan 9, most of L.A. was at the NU-TOWN SALOON to see Pearl There are five gay bars in Galveston . . . which is at least two too many. Heart and The Kozmic Blues Band—our newest superstars. The busiest, club is the Kon Tiki, a disco at 214 23rd St. Robert's Lafitte at 213 Evelyn Freedman and I arrived just in time to catch the second show of the Kempner is a popular downton pub, including a few midnight cowboys. The evening and let me tell you if you haven’t seen Pearl Heart and The Kozmic Blues Silver Palace Bar at 2214 Mechanic is in the same block as the other two, although Band perform, don’t'miss them on their return to the NU-TOWN SALOON. each is on a different street. Mary’s II at 2502 Ave. QV4 (at Rosenberg) gets some "Do you want to party?” Pearl asked. “Well honey . . . We’re here to do just humpy Levi jocks' and is very cruisy. The Fly at 2101 Ave. OW is happy with 'that! ” And that they did! * whatever is left over . . . and plans opening an adjoining bath. The Bunk House, A wild celebration followed and we all joined in. Pearl opened with the late sometimes this spring. Galveston bars are open daily until 2 a.m. Janis Joplin hit “Down On Me” and it was all Joplin as done by Pearl from that I stayed'at the Holiday Inn opposite flie University of Texas Medical Branch, moment on. Like a race horse. Pearl was off and running with a bottle of but there is also a pleasant gay motel. The Islandia, at 2027 Rosenberg. Located Southern Comfort in one hand and the mike in the other. Long hair flying and just around the comer from Mary’s II. The Islandia attracts some horny honchos arms outstretched. A party was underway. from Houston. There are no gay restaurants in Galveston . . . and the only straight “Pearl” the crowd screamed, “More! More! More!” and more he gave them. dinner house mentioned in the guides is a place called Gaido’s. It is an average Even with “Summertime” his voice was at a fever pitch. A musical frenzie that seafood restaurant, not nearly as good as the ele^nt and expensive Wentletrap did not let up once during the hour show. of Cafe Terrefie. Otherwise you will need to survive at Burger King, Kentucky As of now Pearl Heart is an extension of the late Janis Joplin and as such Fried Chicken, Pizza Hut or The Sizzler. is the best but I can’t help wondering if Pearl couldn’t go farther with a little CATTE ADAMS AND RUSS CLADWELL A REAL HOT TWO-SOME! The Old Queen City of the Southwest offers thirty-two mQes of sandy, if less Janis and a little more Pearl? Only time will tell. AT KEITH’S CAFE somewhat rocky beaches. Golf, cycling, camping, skate boarding, horseback IN MEMORY OF JOANNE CHINO This Sunday, Jan. 18, Sleepless Nights from 3:30 til 7 followed by Savannah riding, fishing, and all sorts of water sports are available. “The Lone Star” and at 9 till 1:30. NU-TOWN SALOON is loi:ated at 8265 Santa Monica Blvd in There is a wonderful surprise in store for all of you who have never seen “Annie Get Your Gun” are two outdoor musicals, presented annually. The West Hollywood and looks like it’s going to give the Country/Western bar in the Catte Adams and Russ Caldwell before. They are at Keith’s Cafe and don’t Visitor’s Information Bureau may see Galveston one way, Glen CampbeD hears " Chubby Brown Frog" valley a run for it’s money. miss them! Keith’s Cafe is located at 11801 Ventura Blvd. in Studio City andis a show- its “scawinds blowing” . . . but I remember warm nights, hot Texans and lots June 8,1937 — December 29,1980 of action going! COME WITH ME TO . . . THE CASBAH! placc for this talented pair. Catte Adams and Russ Caldwell turned Keith’s small (For more detailed information, pick up a copy of BOB DAMRON bar into a Las Vegas showroom and had me staying for all three of their shows. ADDRESS BOOK ’81—America’s foremost travel guide-available at most John Spindler’s A SALUTE TO BROADWAY opened Jan. 9 to a full house Beginning at 8 p.m. on Friday and Saturday nights, their act is a hard one to better bars, baths and book stores throughout America. Or send S9 for your 610 FILLMORE AT FELL at the new CASBAH. THE CASBAH is located a t 13817 V entura Blvd. in Sher­ follow. So I stayed! copy (which includes packing and shipping to BOB DAMRON ENTERPRISES, man Oaks and used to be called The Office. If this is what a facelift can do . . . Their music is pre-recorded and when these two come onto the tiny stage— INC., P.O. Box 14-077, San Francisco, CA 94114). I’m checking into a hospital tonight! A'tortune has been spent to make THE prestol A main room Las Vegas show: full band and all! CASBAH into the most beautiful showbar in the Valley. Catte Adams has all it takes for that ticket to stardom and Rnss Caldwell Janis Jamison, Doug Scholl, Tina ParE.diso and newcomer Dan Webber head­ with his showmanship and winning personality adds just the right touch. line this show and what a show it is! “Evita,” “Fiddler on The Roof,” “Com­ Whatever your taste in music is: these two do it all! Well idmost all—no opera. pany” and “West Side Story” are only a few of the Broadway shows these four A sensational rendition of “Your the Best Thing That Ever Happened To perform. Like a trip to the great white way. Friday and Saturday nights at 10 pm Me” had Catte outdoing Gladys Knight and I’m a Knight fan! Somewhere CASA LOMA RE-OPENS and again at m idni^t and there is no cover charge and no drink minimum. between Aretha Franklin and Donna Summers she’s got wlutc soul and has it in This mini-review played The Academy in Hollywood for six months to spades! After spending a quarter of a record breacking crowds and judging from the reaction at The Casbah this limited A very clever "Whatever Happened to Class!” had this twosome telling us million dolars and months of rebuild­ engagement will sure to be held over. Robert Downard is the musical director. it’s not nice to fart at parties. Have we ever?! ing, Hotel Casa Loma has reopened. On Sunday’s from 1 till 5 is Lois Bartell at the piano. Direct from The West- “A Third Rate Romance At A Low Rent Rendezvous” was another crowd Owner George Roll announced side Room, Lois entertains the Sunday Brunchers so come with me to the Casbah. pleaser. We’ve never don that! Have we? A few places in L.A. do come to mind. the completion of the remodeling with A first class “Lying Eyes,” “I’ve Never Seen Love Before,” “Nothing from considerable pride, feeling confldent MIKE ASH AND FREE EATS AT MR. MIKE’S ON FRIDAYS! Nothing,” their Motown Special and a very funky “Tell Me Something Good,” that the Casa Loma will provide more and more, all made for a most enjoyable evening. Out of sight but not out of and better of what every guest has Mr. Mike has a nice way for you to start the weekend. On Friday nights mind is Gene Hard. Gene handles the lights, support vocals and docs a fine job on come to expect from the hotel. & beginning at 5 till 7, this English Pub has a free cocktail buffet. A real inflation the technical end of their show. A three-way infact! After staying for all three of their shows I was still ready for more. Can you Located at 610 FOmore St., it is ALAMO SQUARE SALOON fighter! far enough out of the downtown I arrived at 8 p.m. and there was still plenty leftover to cat. Never one to say that aft^r getting it three times in one evening? I can! No wonder I’m cdUed AU Night Mike!______area to avoid the heavy traffic yet it let food interfer with my drinking I made a point to settle down at the bar. is near enough to everything to be * Introductory Special For a warm, friendly evening Mr. Mike’s can’t be beat. The atmosphere very convenient. brought back fond memories of London and talking with Harry (who’s the owner) Vi Price Room Sale made me feel I was back in England again: An English Pub. (Our best $34 Singles for $17-«ome for $13) Setting the tone for this congenial crowd is Mike Ash at the piano bar. On Friday and Saturday’s starting at 9 and again on Sundays at 8 p.m ., this affable •most rooms young man entertains. D.O.D. continued from page 31 Mike Ash performed the entire score from “Chorus Line” with dialogue. San Francisco's Landmark Hotel Exclusively for Gay MEN Interesting! Where else in town can you see a Broadway Show (performed by one man) add have a free buffet? For the price of a couple of drinks? And maybe get NOW OPEN FO LLO W IN G picked up? I did at Mr. Mike’s! following day we were still in a partying mood. We hated to relinquish the year.. So . . . we doggedly continued onward. We visited the NU TOWN SALOON, then MICHAEL GREER’S ONE NIGHT STAND AT THE KLONDIKE the SUTTER’S PLACE restaurant, the MOTHER LODE, and found ouUelves $250,000 RENOVATION quietly recovering at MR. MIKES. After a late evqping party in the hills of Mt. Michael Greer, who has been appearing in San Francisco at the Plush Room, Washington, we had our night caps on the FIGUEROA STRIP—2006 BAR, flew down to L.A. on Jan. 13 for a one night stand! Last Tuesday was the night TYKES ET AL, and decided we could call the New Years Eve party a comfort­ For Reservations, info: and what a night it turned out to be! able close. We were into 1981! The reason for this quickie was a party honoring Ken Raub (formally of The DON'T FORGET . . . CLUB NEWS FOR BIKE AND SOCIAL CLUB FUNC­ Falcons Lair) who is now the new manager of The Klondike Saloon 11616 Ven­ TION FOLLOWERS!!!!!!!! (toll-free) tura Blvd. in Studio City. The OEDIPUS CORONATION of Fred Jomad, REX XLVI, will be held at Highlighting the evening was Michael Greer’s performance and as always UKRAINIAN ifALL, Saturday, January 31, 7:30 p.m.-there wiU be a SHOW Mr. Greer came thru with flying colors. Michael’s timing and polish can’t be and BUFFET. Tickets may be purchased from any OEDIPUS member. $8 in WORLD TRAVEL PLANNERS beat and his original material, special for this party, was priceless. It’s alwrays advance, $10 at the door. a rale treat to see this fine comedian in action. The PACIFIC COAST M/C presents MOVIES WERE MOO-VIES, Sat. Hopefully we will be seeing morf of Michael Greer in the near future. Jan. 17-door open at 7:30 p.m. TROOPERS RADIO CITY MUSIC HALL (800) 854-3380 U.S.A. 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6133 Vineland I finally made it to the Nu-Town Saloon in West Hollywood and I liked it lo North Hollywood much that 1 spent the whole weekend there. Friday and Saturday night Savannah, FIRST IN THE VALLEY 760-9242 A TRADITION FOR 27 YEARS a hot western band, entertained. Then on Sunday, Pearl played to a packed house for two concerts. On Dundays, the Nu-Town has chicken and country music from 4 p.m. tU closing. In back of the Nu-Town is Sutter's Place which serves dinners “THE DIFFERENCE WILL SURPRISE YOU’ nightly and also a Sunday Brunch. ' On Sunday, Jauiuary 4, the County Seat held their grand closing party and a farewell for Joe and Jimmy who are moving over to M m Springs. Many well wishers were present for the evening. Bob and Herman served up a delicious buffet 1. PRICKS GOING UP AT •R«»lty’ Shal; “Buten- and Mama MUlie was behind the bar playing barmaid. Among the people present YOUR FAVORITE BART Tod;TmI ! “T.-'Toiilbl* A Chmp" was the new Emperor and Empress of Los Angeles, Lee and Missy, Jerry and Jerry NOT AT SKIVEYS-CAPRI Jolin. • of Compass Magazine, Midnight Mary, Bert and Rusty of True Color Studio, 4. AFTBRMOURS: PH. A 2. ALSO ENJOY OUR Sat. ; JAN.-FEB.-MARCH Dick Adams from the new Saddle Tramp, Kathy and Suzie Apple, Fbhlady, Steve HAPPY HOUR PRICES' SPECIAL! COFFEE 40 Minter and of course a host of others .-. . and Byron never looked lovlier . . .oh 4:00 • 7:00 Mon. thni Fxi. eaota a cup. godlll! 3. MEET THE CREW: 3. TELL YOUR FRIENDS Suzy Parker was in San Francisco recently Over the New Year's holiday “Loom" Lawls: “Cuddlm" A STA R T A NEW HABIT staying with Steve Studly Canyon and Jeff Sciera. Suzy attended the huge party Muios: “Say it 21” Jim; O F FU N . that Mr. Marcus threw at his house and reports quite a few hunky men present. Suzy did go down on one in the dining room. Also, Suzy appewed at the Arena in two bar toweb for New Year's Eve . . . some baby new year that must have been . .. Well, the oldest, anyway. We honor all Southern California Private Suzy was abo told quite bluntly, by one of the owners of The Balcony, that hb presence there was not wanted because of an article Suzy did some time back^ Membership Club Cards. on one of the Balcony's bartenders, BUI Bonney. Then why arc Bill and Suzy still friends? It didn't seem to upset Bill in the least . . . and it was true. Guess you won’t see any more plugs in Compass for the Balcony ... City Councilman Zev Yoroslavsky 4ùb scheduled three community crime prevention meetings in January in thé wake of increasing crime rates on Uie west- side. The meetings are January 19 at 7 p.m., Bancroft Junior High School audi­ torium, 939 North Las Palmas, January 21 at 7 p.m. at Emerson Junior High 8PM 9AM, SUNDAY 6PM 9AM School auditorium, 1650 Selby Ave., January 22, 7 p.m. at Palms Junior High 740 E BROADWAY, LONG BO\CH School auditorium, 10860 Woi^bine Ave. Yarosbvsky and representatives of the , .-.I. • ( - A U, .1 Police Dept, will be on hand to teach citizeiu what they can do to protect their (9 1 3 j 43 7 7 7 0 5 homes and safety. Stonewall Democratic Club will honor lesbian and gay rights activbt Ivy Bottini at its 2nd Annual dbdngubhed person flinner January 23 at the Biltmore hotel in Los Angeles. For tickets and more information about the tribute to Ivy The Flagship of our Fleet. FOR YOUR PLEASURF.... Bottini dinner, contact Stonewall Democratic Club, 3165 Largo Ave., Los An­ Outstanding in every way! geles, 90039 or phone 939-1200, 725-2323, 463-3928 or 665-4151. p 10am_2a'T> Daily = 0^ And speaking of awards, L.A.'s largest and oldest Gay Community awards. R ED M IL L ,5 , 3 3 5 0 The Maggies, are coming soon. Nomination night will be held on February 9 at Troupers Hall in Hollywood. Thb will be an idl western night with live western EL BAR LATINO music and entertainment. The 14th annual Maggie Awards presentation will take BEER. WINE AND GAMES HAPPY HOUR 4-6 Di LONG BEACH pbee on Monday night, March 16, at Myron's Ballroom in downtown Los An­ SHMTtlBHI OP€N geles. (»in Tuiimi - (rii Pool HOME OF MISS COWGIRL Coming up on February 5 will be Greg's Blue Dot first anniversary party. HioD» Hour Pricii 1980-81 Monday That Fniday > p.m. - 2 a.M. They will have special entertainment and many surprises . . . New hours for the LIVE D.J. SATuRday - Sunday 4 p.*«.-2 a.««. Yukon Mining Co. are now Sunday thru Thursday 6 a.m. to 3 a.m. and weekends 1350 Locust 6 a.m. til 4 a.m. 1720 E. Broadway, Long Beach 115 LOCUST 437-9484 1S87 E. lOrk Sr., Lonq Biack (213) 436-2433 Long Beach, CA (o«i Mock WIST of CbiBBT *t lOtk) THINGS TO CHECK OUT A PRIVATE MEMBCRSHIP CLUB LONG BEACH, CA {21V) Vt1-«2VV (213) 591-6351 The Campers every Sunday at STudio One . . . Live Western bands seven 1808 MARKET STREET - SAN FRANCISCO nights a week at the Rawhide . . . The Saddle Tramp opening soon . . . The HoUy- wood Spa in Hollywood open 24 hours . . . Live entertainment seven nights a PHONE 863-4488 - OPEN DAILY 6 PM - 6 AM week at the Academy in Hollywood . . . 18 and over dancing before and after hours at the Odyssey I on Beverly Blvd. . . . The Spike opne weekends Saturday Bring your own beer. 10 a.m. thru Sunday closing . .. 2 for 1 dinners seven nights a week at the Gallery Inn on Ventura Blvd. in Studio City . . . Ken Raub new manager.at the Klondike in Studio City . . . Movies get better than ever at the Hayloft in the valley . . . The Oilers high camp, low drag shows every Sunday at Oil Can Harry's . . . Michael Ash back again at Mr. Mike's on Los Feliz Blvd. Friday, Saturday and Sundays . . . New 1,200 foot addition to The Serpent 8 Club on Burbank Blvd. . . see "All Tied Up" at the Century Theater in Hollywood ... Last Monday night, I attended the Investure for the new Imperial Royal Court of Los Angeles at David's on Melrose Ave. Dinner was served then the introduction of the new court members was made by Emperor Lee Leonard and Empress Mbsy. Thb years court has a lot of new people from just about every comer otof the gay community. Keep up the good work and I'm sure it will be a very successful year .... Till Next Issue—Cal Coburn

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A ny good places to eat in The Vadley? .... The Gal/ery Inn has been a favorite spot for years. Keith *s is still ^oin^ strong • I s i and don't forget Cafe Benedict at 21343 Moorpark in Studio City. Have you u • ' I« tried Chez Andre on the Studio City Strip? I b . • ill* S t O- 1 wanna know why you “Just Hate" to take ads from some of the Agencies? a 1 WeU, one left town owing money, one in the Valley never pays within 30 days, • l i ' and, one on Santa»anta Monicaivionica 1b» bouncingoouiitiiig all-over t o ^ ^ ^ VIESA/S Q: Why are all the publications always fighting in Los Angeles f BAR A: 1 'guess they have nothing bett»' *1“ SfCURITY COLOR TV Q- How did you like the EXPO? TELEPHONES FULL SERVICE TRAVEL SERVICE oi V And i r f Rowo w ‘J are e ‘* your y o if'fie tnends n d s over,over at thetne BRANDdilainl. D-B NEWS-MAGAZINE? COFFEE SHOP A: Friends, did you say friends? The only time they are fnendly is when they STEAMROOM RATES FROM S14 have theb hartds in your pockets. Thev think they own their advertisers. GREAT LCKATION WORKOUT ROOM Q: I always read the Prince de Leather and the new Mr. Gloves columns in “The Voice” here in L.A. Can you tell me who writes these columns? HOTEL A: I wish I knew, but / don’t. You know how secretive those leathermen are. BROTHEL Q: I wanna know if Butch still own the Four Star Saloon? M FIFTEEN HUN D SU TTER m AÎGAT COUCH' M N F IA N C A L O « ««O « I4 IV 7 T M M # A: Yes, but Butch isn’t butch. He is loveable if. you get him when he’s asleep. VISA 8. MASTER CHARO. ACCtPTLD They still serve tunch, dinner and brunch Tuesday through Sunday. Until next time, be good and if you can't be good, be careful in and around the streets of Holly wood. Lustrous Moleste THE VOICE, JANUARY 16, 1981, PAGE 33 San Fernando Valley i NOW OPEN a r o u n d TOW N D EA R O LD DlA.D. The previous advertiser tuli 5gAP Could not afford this space....Can You? If So BOB CRAIG OF THE HAYLOFT (dining and dancing) A Special placa for Special People Call the Voice The HAYLOFT u an established Western bar with wooden benches and I would like to one day sort out all the interesting information I have IROADWAY sawdust on the floor. It is also a “movicola palace" steeped in the history and gathered over all those breakfasts early in the day at the BLU NUN—dbcussing FRI ft SAT DIVINER SHOW 10 00 PM craftsmanship of the preservation of memorable moments in film. I walked into Robert Louu Stevenson’s “A Child’s Garden of Verses,” and all about drinking LATE SHOA UOO PM Advertising Doesn't Cost a series of old-fashioned "ting-a-longs." Follow the bouncing ball as it lands a at the various bars and the original Deitrich’s Blue Angel, and Fred’s love of Sunday Brunch ' it PAYS and it PAYS to top each word so the audience can follow the tune. The moon-June-croon son^ opera-meanwhBe watching Don sensitively stirring hb uniguc Chorizo and Eggs oP another decade were sang and presented to the audience by Old-Man-In-The- and my very special invention of fresh mushrooms sauteed with onions, green OrtNING JAN *th (213)981-6942 ADVERTISE in THE VOICE Moon himself on the screen and it forced the audience to open up and get peppers, tomatoes with poached on the side and french bread brushed with butter Dining, Dancing, Cocktails involved despite the self-consciousness of our generation. and toasted. Thb BLU NUNN STORY will one day be my Tour de force and 13817 Ventura Bl. Sherman Oaks 4 1Ì 9 Burbank Blvd BOB CRAIG, the owner of the HAYLOFT, has dedicated his bar and its D.A.D. will be devoted to it entirely. For thb issue. I’m going to share a few Aims to maintaining Ventura Blvd. as a great party strip. His talent as an editor, recipes and adventures from friends I spend time with often at SANBORN JUNC­ First in tlie Valley !j librarian and historian has not received nearly enough recognition. Bob makes TION. Marshall Matlock’s “after New Year’s financial and aesthetic pick me up” up the reels with his own choice of clips. It’s never that easy, he told me—so often rates description. Marshall docs catering, cooking, and bartending, and does mb- *A Tradition for 27 years the most important part is in the middle of the picture. The pictures might be acles with large groups. Marshall’s CHICKEN IN BEER—use 24 pieces, thighs and After Hours Get it off! "good” or “bad” but they are always memorable in some way! Bob talked to drumsticks-skin chicken-saute in butter or oil for 25 minutes, cut up-2 large Fri. & Sat. Till 4 A.M. me in a breathless excitement that revealed his devotion to the uniqueness of tomatoes, 3 green peppers, 4 zucchini, 2 large onions, 1 carrot (for color) • . • . -• ••• t . ‘-t.. {.f .... hb bar. Cover chicken in a pot with beer after sautceing—then place in oven for ■ ■ I ( • - li- ‘i 1 w I r V At a time five years ago the Hayloft was a heavy men’s bar—under the pre­ 25 minutes at 350 degrees then add vegetables and bake 20 minutes longer. i 1-i ‘jn vious owners women were absolutely not permitted. Bob has owned it for four Thb works best with dark meat. For white chicken (called Chicken m. . ‘.vs ' I, »-n ‘ ’ i 'tl* years—he b . . . “proud of what we’re doing! ” he told me in hb sincere manner. Barcelona) satuce as other recipe. 6133 Vineland “We gave up that policy of no women. We want to educate and entertain and Add aU mushrooms, Vin Rose, two cans of tomatoes, and a can of Las North Hollywood everyone b welcome!” Palmas Chiles—cook in oven for V5 hour. Then add sliced water chestnuts and Basically, it b a late night bar. It opens around 8 p.m. and stays busy until serve over Curried Brown Rice. ^ LE CHOP SHOP about three in the morning. Bob has the largest collection of Adult Cartoons Marshall offers a low caloric elegant dessert—always desirable after the holi­ 760-9242 W A BAHIIFR SALON (21.1) 769-5400 (about 500) on the West Coast. He has gay gag reeb that appeal to gay auiUence, days. A Tradition 11938 Ventura Blvd. and Hollywood classics from the first Mickey Mouse in “Steamboat Willie” to FRUIT-YOGURT WHIP For 27 Years “All That Jazz”—Bob showed only the erotically marvelous dance scene one One part plain yogurt to three parts any fresh fruit in season. Chop fruit night from “All That Jazz” and it was wildly appreciated by aBI I intempted in blender, add yogurt—whip. Add Cointreau, Grand Marnier, or your favorite him a number of times during my interview, piovie freak that I've always been, liqucr—pour in tall glasses and chill or freeze first— 784-7173 Marshall had gone to the ACADEMY for dinner the evening before and con­ 872-1462 to lose myself in, for example, the film-clip of the fantasy scene in “LUi” with Leslie Caron and Mel Ferrer—the extravaganza scene in “Flying Down to Rio”— fided to me how impressed he was—not realizing I’d publicize hb opinion. ~|h R -HRYLeFt^ Fred Astaire dancing with Ginger Rogers and the incredibly staged acrobatic and He said the Veal Kieve—veal with ham and swbs cheese in an excellent dancing feats by lines of perfectly trained chorus gbb. In A b film clip—(nothing sauce—was so good and plentiful-it was more than he could eat. The fresh like thb will ever be done in such a spectacular fashion again)—Bob Criag has a zucchini was french cut and sauteed in butter with a light parmesan cheese crust mmiii) fine talent for spotting and splicing these rare scenes to the clips—the girb dance served al dente— 11818 Ventura Boulevord routines on airplane wings while the planes do their formation dances too. Thb The rice pilaf was partbdly wild rice served firm, the salad with house Studio City. California b hbtory, and Bob cares enough to preserve thb for the viewers. He has clips of dressing was excellent. Hb companion’s soup smelled just great. The waiters were 11686 Ventura Blvd. Sonja Henie who was so wcB known, contrtated with Very Hruba Rabton and attentive but not pushy, and the atmosphere was very relaxed. Vbited a new A NEW BEER & WINE CLUB 11608 Ventura Bl^gi. Belita who were not as famous, but then Uicnt b unmbtakeablc. Bob always restaurant in the much unsung area of HIGHLAND PARK. There’s beauty every­ SUNDAY TEA DANCES 2-6 Studio City, CA 91604 Studio City, Ca. 91604 asks for the finest representation of a specific film. Before 1962, there was a where if one only cares to search a bit. ALL THAT CHAZ was dbcovered quite 10437 BURBANK BULVD. Call 760-3311 for movie process called three strip technienlor—the color was added to the film by a dye unexpectcdly-it’s at 4306 N. Figueroa-225-7846 and b run by a friendly gbnt (213i 5 0 6 -0 4 0 4 (213)763-7865 115122 Ventura Blvd. NORTH HOLLYWOOD Sherman Oaks, information. transfer process. The color b exqubite. “Every frame b a Rembrandt”—as in of a man, owner and chef, Charles Jackson b hb name and the restauraiit b done Alfred Hitchcock’s “The Trouble With Harry,” Bob explained the hbtory of that in antiques, cloth table coverings, plush wallpaper, and lovely lighting. Hb special­ (213) 761-4000 CA 91403 film to me. It was Shirley McC3aine’s first film, and John Forsythe, the hero, b ties are homemade old-fashioned bread pudding with brandy and {iineapplc now Charlie in “Charlie’s Angeb’’ on televbion. sauce and whipped cream-at only $1.25. Hb favorite preparation b Southern The three strip technicolor piocess gives the film the most vivid color imagin­ Fried Chicken. It’s open for lunch at 11:30 a.m., dinner at 7 p.m., and next able. It b too expensive for the Hollywood of today. Bob’s extreme talent door b TYKES, lor a drink and relazing conversation. TYKES b one of the impressed me. He shows a sense of relationship in contrasting film clips, he has oldest bars in Los Angeles. The VOICE STAFF b going to make an effort to a rare sense of what film moments will always be meamingful, no matter what re-introduce Highbnd Park to the Gay community. Tykes, the 2006 Bar, the iCTSticn is the audience. The Glenn Miller clip of a!! the musicai scenes from BON MOT-UNSUNG HAVENS to the area. . r- - tho rc.tr.urr.nt ¡ HyPBUOW BATHS' SKIVEYS CAPRI’S Chrutmas Party was a great success, says John Ncboii. ____ Ihyiiii Aw. Les Aa^dm Ragtime Band scene-with Merman, O’Conner, Dau Dailey, Jr., et ti, was a It turned out to be a bar owners Convention as bar owners frotn SONNY’S classic, and Bob and Don Waterman, hb assbtant manager and Projectionbt, BAKER STREET, CANYON ROOM. IN TOUCH, and RAWHIDE attended, gave me a special treat. They went to their archives and brought out the Wedding including the former owners of the BLACK KNIGHT. It was great to see David >ENNY POST Cake scene with sets of Busby Berkeley genius, and the introduction of Judy Waldo and David Post, Mother Ed, and Gene again. 46 people participated in the OPEN Noon-2 am Garland to movies doing her scat singing to Deanna Durbin’s operatic area. Ah, Gift Exchange and Santa Cbus was Ed Johnson with real beard and sore lap! Enlirtalniin nt 7 NWiU tdO-2 am CARD I knew I had found a new classroom to spend my free hours at. That, with fresh A reminder that RUSS CROOT adds a homecooked specialty to She ConUnuoua enftrtaiamam popcorn, and a treat called Coffee-Mocha which had me ecstatic' as a kid at the HYPERION LUMBER COMPANY BAR on Sundays from 2-6 p.m. 1941 Hyper­ t uneay Noen-3 am Unique greeting cards movies. ion Avenue 660-2649. Thb Sunday Russ will cook CORNED BEEF AND CAB- . Dinner served Tues thru Sun Announcements, Giftwrap Robert Craig admitted the Hayloft b a non-profit organization, but he main­ BAGE—each Sunday he offers some wondcrous home cooked meal—literally. S:M-11dO pm Suneay iruncli "A unique variety shop" Per«r>n-1'-»ed Stationery and tains it as an art form and to allow for hb devotion to hb love of the Golden Age There are no cooking facilities so Russ cooks at home and brings the food to pin Business Cards of Hollywood. ^ the bar’s buffet tabic. Southern Fried Chicken, Baked Chicken-try it! A 2S3S Hyperion Ave. 3934 Sunset Blvd. 1999 Hyperion Avenue He b the Vice-President of the San Fernando Valley Business and Professional generous offering. , Lœ Anpelee, CA t0027 Greg, Bartender at MR. MIKE’s, celeitrated hb first year imniversary, Jan­ Los Angeles, Calif. 90029 Los Angeles, California Alliance which sponsors a softball team, and arc adamant supporters of the Gay R ee:M ê-0M 1 Chorus and the Freedom Band. He was Chairman of the Pioneer Days Celebration uary 12. He told me that he b “seeiiig more people ^tting into the VOICE which b held annuidly in October. He also owns the Klondike Bar, Leather Un­ because it’s down to earth and interesting and not just a bunch of cheap limited, Modern Messangcr Service, with five divbions—one of Los Angeles’ gossip!” largest, the Great American Yankee Mercantile Co., he dbtributes wholesale And Sterling, another waiter at MR. MIKE’s, added in and products like Locker Room, Hiudware, etc.—Bob abo owns Marathon Films, a told Mike Scott and I that , . . “we get a lot of compliments on your paper (the Silverlake gay film company. Dirty Shbt Co. which manufactures Tantalizing Bar Shirts with VOICE)—it’s very professional! It’s NOT ANOTHER BAR RAG!!” CHUCK, the messages telling what your trip b. Insight, a High Grade Photography company for SENIOR BARTENDER at MR. MIKE’S, agreed. We had a wonderful time. 3920 SUNSET BLVD. the gay community and b the associate of Knott—Mean and Assoc., an Advertb- Mike Scott, some friends and I bade 1980 a BUSY FAREWELL. On New . LA. 90026 ing Company. Year’s Eve we hit ALL THE SPOTS. We vbited THE HAYLOFT, KEITH’S, THE GALLERY INN. SONNY’S. SKIVEYS CAPRI, THE SHOWCASE INN- (213) 664-4181 Ken Raub, a very close friend of Bob’s, b going to take over the Klondike Saloon as ib new manager. There will be a gala celebration in hb honor and on the New Year’s Day following, we sought out the HANGOVER SPECIALS. ¿£oruu9 at Michael Greer, well known artist who played in "The Rose,” and b well loved We began at''THE YUKON MINING CO. for theb $4.50 Champagne Brunch ¿92H (¿HHsel ®Sli>9. all over Los Angeles and San Francisco, will fly dotvn from the Plush Room in Special which was a bargain at any price. Headed for the SKIKE, we drank a Frbco to make a guest appearance in Ken’s honor. Michcal waked into the 75 cent Bloody Mary Special, and picked up a New Year’s special button. THE ^os &infeUt, Hayloft the night 1 was doing my interview and he looked more attractive in EAGLE was next. It was a fabyland of helium filled ballooiu and a party was person than he does as a performer. He b 6 ’ 4 ”, blond, with a lovely smile, and well under way. FRANK TETl, the photographer, was there. DENNIS, the 90029 with hb black leather pants and white T-shirt in contrast, he added {^mour to manager, treated us ROYALLY. . . an already glittering evening. Hb friendliness was very appci^ng. Bob said Michael Feeling our metal, we went from the SPIKE to the RUSTY NAIL which and Ken who abo vbited for awhile, had “made hb evening! ” He said, “it was was packed. Then on to the ACADEMY-where Dale and Don greeted us a magic evening—” I knew I felt something rare—it was indeed conUgious. warmly-sp war,e?u dod Dale greet Mike that Mike decided he wanted more and THU Michael said he was flying down to attend Ken Raub’s opening at the created a NEW contest. 1 r lc noon Good Thlngi to Eat At Klondike Saloon. He said-’it ’s not my show, but I’ll be there to contributc-Bob Craig and Ken Raub have kept my films alive and me alive and that’s the truth, NOTE:—“The Tongue In Cheek” Award now stands side by side with CAL COLBURN’S MAGGIE AWARDS. Don, or Dale, he can’t remember BLU NUNN U d d o l” RIVER daily I’m sure I can’t possibly express the magic of my evening at the Hayloft. who—rammed hb tongue down Mike’s throat and hb mouth was occupied for a "It can b« Let ue do H to you. few rare moments. Mike decided to begin a new serious competition named as a h a u t " The movies, the people—the attitudes. You can believe me when I say 111 be there often-the schedule of films are mentioned above. Contestants will be rated on a score of I-10. Mike said, “one MONDAY - FRIDAY written on the blackboard long in advance. Check it out! Or call 760-3311 for of the academy’s entrants had a score of 1,000 so you’d better be good! He’s CLUB tongues ahead of everyone ebe!” After the kissing contest, we headed for the 4 0 0 0 Sunaat Bird. ‘ O-JOaro — 8pm film inform ation. 3152 (21S) «68-7221 SATURDAYS —Evelyn Freedman TOY TIGER, then we treated ourselves to the now fomous BLU NUNN POTATOES A LA GARBAGE-Then we ended up at the RIVER CLUB. 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Highland Suite 106 44(X) Sarah St., Burbank, CA (415) 981-2534 1 - BR. 514 Hayes No 7. $400. PUERTO VALLARTA DAVID Ik JERRY.S PAINTING sirv. Program Emphasis Los Angeles, Ca. 90028 91505. 18 Prnfcssioiral. Dvpcndabit.' frt’r ctintatvs. 1 - B R ‘ 419 IV Y No. 23, $300. Please clip for future reference (213) 464-6666 Staffed spacious 3 bedroom (213) 467-4360 or (213) 851-9500 EXECUTIVE CO-DIRECTOR, les- 3 bath view home pr/po6l 2 - BR, 501 Octavia No 6 Member of the GGB A in town (415) 922-6530 COUNSEL bisn/gay mental haalth asancy in STEPHEN L. COHEin Berkeiay. Emphasis on program de- FOR RENT—GLENDALE—TWO $400. 2049 Century Park E. No. 1800 iv w'mO Special! H(-)Ornb yelopmant, mentai health, education, Hank & Boots BEDROOM, 2 BATHS, LARGE SELF-ESTEEM COUNSELING training, human aarrlcea, and per­ Los Angeles, Ca. 90067 LIVING ROOM, FORMAL 2 B R SHversun 1st TIME FREE. FOR APPT. sonnel. Mental haaltb/social servicea (213) 557-3548______DINING ROOM, KITCHEN WITH EATING AREA 50 FOOT MASC. CLEAN CUT WM 6’3” , CALL RICHARD 415-863-3655 2 - BR, 514 Hayes, No. 11, background aasentlal. Must work in Auto Repair GAY MARRIAGES GALLERY HALLWAY HIGH DAVES cooperation arlth co-^xector. Four- ALBERT D. SANCHEZ, ESQ. 180, 38, hot rear-seeks young, Lic|Uors Recognised by Chfistlsn church and CEILINGS LAUNDRY FACIL­ $450. fifths time, $17,600, Resume, cover f415) 5 6 6 -2 3 4 9 wedding certiflcaiee iaaued by mail. 9595 Wilshirc Blvd.,' Suite 710 ITIES, ADULT BUILDING* NO slim, smooth gr act faddy. Your place. Ongoing Toys, too. DL letter, two recommendation lettera, Dr. Johnaon, (415) 885-6635. P22 Beverly Hills, Cal. 90212 FETS *500 MONTHLY PLUS 3 - BR, 514 Hayes, No. 9, two additional refareneea to: Marie SECURITY DEPOSIT. (21S) Box 60851 LA CA 90027 CLUB J r Market & 213 275-0873 $500. Renfro, Search Committee Chair, 956-6070; (218) 240-0450______Faclfic Center, P.O. Box 908, Ber­ DO YOU EVER gci enough sex?? 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FOR SA LE PERSONAL COUNTRY KIT PATIO AMENTYS 1952 union street WSHR DRYR MCROWVB $325 GET THE BEST!... or san francisco, ca.’94123 MON. ♦ 1/3 UTIL 213 662-8289 N EED HELP? 863-6262 2901 Sunset (415) 567-0162 VICTORIAN ITALIANATE GAY TEACHERS of LA a rap HOUSE & social group. Call for next WANTED JOHN BRAGG.MA (Psych.) OFFICE AT BUNKHOUSE A truly unique dream houso in meeting time and place. (213) Sunset & the classic style that made San 663-7610,935-7555 FO R RENT APTS, 419 Ivy St. Francisco famous through out APARTMENT OR ROOM wanted Gay Counselor/Therapist Silverlake by student of Switzerland, Member: National Psychiatric Assn. the world, built drea 1876, if 1-6 daily RELATIONSHIP MATCHING straight and good looking. Fur­ American Council of Ciounselors L.A . 90026 S285- Studio Apartment, has been completely restored by professional counselor for men nished or unfurnished. Up to Therapists and Educators and improved, with aU new interested in on-soing relation­ Alamo Square Area, S300 area Hollywood. Beverly T elsphone copper plumbing, new drains,' ships only. No fee until ^ t Hills. Call early morning (213) view, new decor, spa­ $59-79 wk. Oean, quiet, hunky L earn to 666-2744 ^ and a completely new elec-’ match. Very discreet. Call (213) 66h-5418. (213) 874-6684 cious, laundry, garage rooms. Switchboiurd, sauna, “LIKE YOURSELF*' trical system, and mexiem kit­ 985-3132 available. lounge, share kitchen. GOUGH HAYES HOTEL chens and baths. PROFESSIONAL counseling Individua)/ -DISPLAY RATES UPON REQUEST: 417 G o u ^ St. (415) 431-9131. The upper unit is a separate Groop/Couplc. Csy therapist (Lk. M 213 931-4132 Palm Springs 714 326-26B6 $395—1 Bedroom Victorian house with two floors, 127SB). Mental/emotional/scxual/cctft* San ir^ isc o 4t5 4414)500 Los Angeles Alamo Square area, TF cemt. Gay, Evenings, wecEcnd appoint­ spadous rooms, very high ceil­ ments available. Pim intenriew^no ■ view, spacious, new charge—flcxabic fees, low mtomc. no Phone: ings, and 2M baths, white marble Name:. decor, laundry, in­ view. barrier/inaurance accepted. Phone for LARGE STUDIO and dinette. flreplaces and crystal chande­ informacion: Special events calendar. cludes Genie garage truss, 8275. (415) 751-9463. Credit P25 liers, with antique flttings and Don Levy MA West Hollywood (2131 Address: refs. 600 Fell St. 6S0-1812. modern cbnveniences. There is a panoramic view of the city. WE’RE STILL HERE! And we still State: $450— One Bedroom, 15th & $700 newly reft vict flat 7 rm 3 br need you. . .as a client or volunteer. FIRST LINE $3.50 City: — 2 ba. WaUer. (415) 567-7866. 19 There are five bedrooms and Men’s Clinic. Gay Community Services Church, view, garden, huge closets and ample storage Center. 1213 N. Highland Avc. Holly­ All Subsequent Lines carpets & drapes, wood. CA 90038. For appointments $2.00 Number of Issues:. Classification: Amount Enclosed: $. space. (213) 464 7276 ext 276. 8 30 a.m. to laundry, new decor R E T A IL STO RES IN THE iOa.m. Volunteers call (21 3) The lower level has its own ALL CAPS: Double For classified ads please send check of money order to: H A YES V A L L E Y Shopping entrance and direct access to the price of lines for 19 TH E V O ICE, 1782 Pacific Avenue, San Francisco, CA 94109 Section, Hayes & Laguna. garden. It also has an atrium,, W/M-30, C. PRIEST gd. Lookn 6-1, high ceilings, two baths and 170 lbs leeka men who ate, were, or spaces. will be in same neld/25-35. Cord Large or Small 863-6262 ample closets. The kitchen is No. 6164 256 S Robertson Bev Hla Secure Gay CA 90211-am most dlscrt ALL BOLD: Double espedally beautiful and con-' price of lines for I6 Buildings venient. spaces. ROOMS FOR RENT units are not rent restricted. Transportation is convenient and Phone 621-6223 Bunkhouse Hotel, 38 SINCERE ATT W/M 25 SEEKS Al l d o u b l e b o l d direct to downtown. WARM AND MONAGAMOS REL Triple price Washburn St., daily A SUPER BUY at only WITH W/M 25-30 SERIOUS RE­ A sk for ^4ichael $250,000. Call locally, 415- PLIES ONLY CALL ROBERT of lines for 12 & weekly rates. AFTER SIX PM 213-396-6466. spaces. 673-8483 for an appointment 03 861-9699 to see the property or to in-

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