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STONEWALL Wednesday, June 15 - "JAMES BALDWIN - THE PRICE OF A TICKET" VIDEO - Cathedral of '{'~~L.· "A CELEBRATION Hope, 7:30pm - Video Heritage Festival sponsored by Cathedral of Hope/MCC (351-1901) OF PRIDE" Saturday, June 18 - SISTER, BROTHER SYMPOSIUM - Celebration of African-American Pride Week - Cathedral of Hope/MCC, 10am (351-1901) VICTORY PARTY - Magnolia Lounge/Fair Park, 7:30pm - $10 DALLAS LESBIAN/GAY PRIDE members/$20 guests - Benefit for and sponsored by Lesbian/Gay Political Coalition (526-6724) LAMBDA WEEKL Y CONCERT - Gay & Lesbian Community Center, 8pm - $5 - Featured guests: Kirk Edens and LaDonna Goetz - Benefit for and Friday, June 3 - LEADERSHIP LAMBDA CONFERENCE - Anatole Hotel - Registration/ sponsored by Lambda Weekly Radio (520-1735) Reception - $30 - 6-8pm - Sponsored by Leadership Lambda and Candy Marcum Institute/OLCS (520-8108) Sunday, June 19 - MAPLE AVENUE CARNIVAL - The Brick and Country Club Parking lot, 25th ANNUAL MISS GAY DALLAS PAGEANT - Preliminary to Miss Gay 2-7pm - Benefit for Alan Ross Texas Freedom Parade - Free Texas - Village Station, 9pm - Steve Miles/Alan Gellman Productions entrance/Raffle at 6:30pm - Sponsored by the Dallas Tavern Guild with (521-0622) Budweiser Beer LAMBDA WEEKL Y RADIO - 2-4pm - KNON-FM, 89.3 - Featuring Kirk Saturday, June 4 - LEADERSHIP LAMBDA CONFERENCE -Anatole Hotel - Registration, Edens and LaDonna Goetz and one-hour documentary on Stonewall 7pm - $30 - Keynote Speaker: Carmen Vasquez at 8:30am - Sessions: 10am-6pm - Sponsored by Lambda Leadership and CMIIOLCS (520-8108) Wednesday, June 22 - "FORBIDDEN FRUIT," "WAR ON LESBIANS" AND "DEAD BOYS CLUB" RAZZLE DAZZLE DALLAS - Southland Center Hotel, 400 N. Olive, 8pm- VIDEOS - COH/MCC Video Heritage Festival sponsored by Cathedral of $15 - Extravaganza sponsored by RDD, Inc. to benefit local AIDS . Hope/MCC (351-1901) organizations Saturday, June 25 - TGRA STATE DANCE FINALS - Round-Up Saloon, 6-8pm - Door "THERE'S NO PLACE LIKE HOME" CONCERT - Turtle Creek Chorale donationslTips - Benefit for and sponsored by Texas Gay Rodeo Associa- boot-scoots to Margo Jones TheaterlTWU, Denton, Texas, 8pm - tion and its charities $10-$25 + food donations - Benefit for the Denton Co. AIDS Services, Sunday, June 26 - "CELEBRATING OUR HOMOSPIRITUALlTY" - Cathedral of Hope/MCC- Harvest/MCC, P-FLAG and COURAGE Worship Service with Sermon by Dr. Mel White, 9am/11am (351-1901) TENTH ANNUAL MR_ DALLAS CONTEST - Preliminary to Mr. Gay Texas STONEWALL 25: INTERNATIONAL MARCH ON THE UNITED NATIONS- All-American - Backstreet, 10pm - (522-4814) New York City - "Live from New York" Broadcast - Lambda Week/y- Sunday, June 5 - "THERE'S NO PLACE LIKE HOME" CONCERT - Turtle Creek Chorale - KNON-FM, 89.3, 2-4pm Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center, 8pm - $10-$25 + food donations - AWAKENING: A CELEBRATION OF GOD AND OURSELVES- Benefit for the Turtle Creek Chorale and Food Pantry/AIDS Resource SI. Thomas Episcopal Church, 6:30pm - Sponsored by DignitylDallas Center (520-2787) Monday, June 27 - 25TH OBSERVANCE OF THE STONEWALL RIOTS Wednesday, June 8 - "TINY & RUBY," "OUT FOR LAUGHS" AND "A BIRD IN THE HAND" Birth of the Modern Lesbian and Gay Rights Movement VIDEOS - COH/MCC Video Heritage Festival sponsored by Cathedral of "WE'RE FIVE" CONCERT - The Women's Chorus of Dallas - Hope, 7:30pm (351-1901) Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center, 8pm - $10-$20 (520-2787) "THERE'S NO PLACE LIKE HOME" CONCERT - Turtle Creek Chorale - Wednesday, June 29 - "SALUT VICTOR" VIDEO - Cathedral of Hope/MCC, 7:30pm - Video Repeat TCC Concert and Benefit for the Food Pantry/A.R.C. of Sunday, Heritage Festival sponsored by Cathedral of Hope (351-1901) June 5 (520-2787) Thursday, June 30 - LIFEWALK '94 KICKOFF PARTY - Anatole Hotel, 6:30-8:30pm - No Cover Thursday, June 9 - DAIRE CENTER BIRTHDAY AND OPEN HOUSE - PLWA Daycare Facility - Sponsored by Oak Lawn Community Services (521-8108) (New Location), Oak Lawn Community Services, 4300 MacArthur, 4-5:30pm (520-8108) Friday, June 10 - LUCKY SEVEN - Firedancers L.L.C. 7th Anniversary - June 10, 11 and 12- LAMBDA WEEKL Y BROADCASTS - Sunday afternoons from 2-4pm - KNON-FM, 89.3 - Gay and Many events sponsored by Firedancers L.L.C. (352-8501 for events) Lesbian radio program: News/Music/Announcementsllnternational News SILENT AUCTION/CMI GOLF CLASSIC - The Moon - No Cover Benefits SIN FRONTERAS BROADCASTS - Sunday evenings from 7-8pm - KNON-FM, 89.3 - Gay and Lesbian the Candy Marcum Golf Classic and North Texas Women's Sports Assoc. Latino radio program: Art/Music/Announcements (bilingual) Saturday, June 11 - LAVENDER TIE DINNER - Clarion Hotel, 6:30pm - $15 - Benefit for and sponsored by the Oak Lawn Community Services (reservations: 520-8108) STONEWALL Sunday, June 12 - "SPIRITUAL REVIVAL IN THE LESBIAN/GAY COMMUNITY" - Cathedral of m?0L • ..., Hope/MCC - Worship/Sermon by Rev. Michael Piazza 9am/11am (351-1901) ALAN ROSS FIRST CANDY MARCUM GOLF CLASSIC - Tenison Park 11am - $50 entry fee - OLCS Benefit for Candy Marcum Institute and North Texas TEXAS FREEDOM PARADE Women's Sports Assoc. RUBY SLIPPER GARDEN PARTY - The Tent at Hidden Door, 2-7pm - September 25,1994 Auction Benefit for and sponsored by Firedancers L.L.C. - 7th Anniversary Event Promotional expense for Lesbian/Gay Pride Month is funde4lhrough community events by the Dalla~ Tavern Guild_ VOLUME 20, NUMBER 13 JUNE 3 - JUNE 9,1994 12 LOOKING BACK Texas Cowboy Trilogy, Part 3: Male-Male Intimacy by PhI/johnson 16 THEATRE CLOSETSA: Stonewall CelebratIon Marks Pride In Houston 21 VIEWPOINT Land Commissioner Garry Mauro Deserves Gay Support byNancyMol/eda 29 SPORTS Dallas' Candy Marcum Institute to Hold FirstAnnual TennisClassic 32 HIGHLIGHT The Art of Houston's Wade Helm 36 CURRENT EVENTS 45 LETTERSTO THE EDITOR 53 BACKSTAGE Austin's Artspace Presents Hannah Free Beglnnlng Next Thursday 59 STARSCOPE All Planetary Systems Bode Well for 25th Anniversary of Stonewall 67 MOVIES Almodovar's Kika Opens in Texas Reviewed by Brent Shockley 70 TEXAS NEWS Third Annual Lesbian & Gay Film Festival in San Antonio Next Week 74 TEXAS TEA RazzleDazzle Dallas Heats Up the Night Saturday at Southland Center Hotel 81 CLASSIFIED 90 OBITUARIES 93 GUIDE TWT (This Week In Texas) is published by TexQS Week/yTmes Newspaper Co ..at 3300 Reogan Street In Dallas. Texas 75219 and 811Westheimer In Houston. Texes n(X)6, Opinions expressed by columnists are not necessarily thoseofTWT Of oflts staff. Publlcotlonofthe name or photograph of any person or organization in articles or advertising In TWT Is not to be construed as any Indication of the sexual orientation of said person or organization. Subscription rates: $69 per year. $40 per half year. Bock Issues available at 52 each, Payment must accompany all orders. Copyright © 1994 by Texas Weekly Times Newspaper Co. All rights reserved, Partial or complete reproduction of any advertisement. news, article or feature, copy or photograph from TWT is specifically prohibited by federal statute. THIS WEEK IN TEXAS MAGAZINE Texas' Leading Gay &. Lesbian Publication Since 1975. Weekly Circulation: 20,000 I PUBLISHER I DALLAS OFFICE ALAN GELLMAN HOUSTON OFFICE 3300 Reagan Street EDITOR 811Westhelmer, Suite 111 FRIDAY Dallas, Texas 75219 RICHARD HEBERT Houston, Texas 77006 Dallas Fax (214)520- TWIT COMPTROLLER Houston Fax (713)527-TWIT Boy Toy Dancers 6pm - 2am (214) 521,0622 STEVEMILES (713) 527,9111 SATURDAY ARTDIRECTORRichard Bong • GRAPHIC ARTISTSSteve Pardue, Victor Perea • SPORTSEDITORBobby Miller Happy Hour Extended To 10prn CONTRIBUTINGWRITERSHugh Callaway, Bob Dineen, Lydia Godfrey, PhilJohnson, Dan Medina, Boy Toy Dancers 10pm - 2am Jim Rawson, Brent Shockley, Joe Watts STAFFPHOTOGRAPHERSMike Beck, Cory Birdwell, Graham, Richard Scudder, Siros,Tlo SUNDAY NATIONAL SALESDIRECTOR. Steve Miles. (214) 521,0622 • FAX 520·TWIT Eight Ball Tournament 5pm WEDNESDAY Advertising rates are available on request from the salesperson In your nearest city, Boy Toy Dancers Spm - 9pm Boy Toy Dancers 6pm - 10pm Auslln - Anthony Kruszynski (512) 447,8606. 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