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Ü NEW ■ #4i*4t4i*4i4t*4i*4i4i4i4i i Ufeu^Uft. CENTER The Port of San Francisco has Family and friends gathered in slipped ominously close to a finan­ Hana, Hawaii, an isolated tropical I NEW MECCA CENTER TO OPEN I 1978 - A M artian invasion, a smog cial crisis that could force the city's retreat, this week for a memorial A second M ecca Copy C en ter is inversion, and suddenly everyone is taxpayers to subsidize it, sources at service for Charles A, Lindberg, scheduled to open on a limited the port comfirmed this week. standing in line to buy . . . AIR1 the aviation pioneer who was the basis beginning Monday, Sept. 16- A brilliant old lady inventor hires Port officials publicly insist they first to fly alone across the At­ The location will be 276 Golden can avoid a politically-explosive Ray Von, a black private eye, to la n tic . I Gate across from Channel 7 G KGO I protect her geraniums, and her deficit, but they privately concede "Knowing you're going to die Radio. that the port's long-time financial millionaire boss hires him to protect within a few days is an onnerving The new center will house her. When Von's client turns out to troubles have worsened in recent experience, " said Dr. Milton M. Central Billing, The Mecca Com­ months. be old lady corpse, he swings into Howell, Lindberg's personal phy­ pany offices, and Mecca Center action to solve THE GREAT AIR sician and close friend. "But it I n. I ROBBERY, theS.F. Mime Troupe's President Ford's wage-price mon­ gave the general time to fulfill Services available on a limited newest contribution to the San Fran­ itoring agency "obviously" will his last wish." (Lindberg was a basis starting Sept. 16th will cisco cultural scene. have to establish "some guideline^' brigadier general in the Air Force include Copy Service, M ail Box In this post-Watergate prophecy, for acceptable wage and price in­ re se rv e .) Rentals and an order desk for the Mime Troupe tries its hand at creases, Treasury Secretary William Learning he had lost his battle I rubber stamps, business cards G I mystery, drawing from the best of E. Simon told a group of reporters with cancer, the 72-year-old Lind­ printing. Full facilities and ser­ Raymond Chandler, Shaft and G. this w eek. berg, who won worldwide fame vices are not expected until late Gordon Liddy, to depict a near He made it clear that there would with his "Lone Eagle" flight from October or mid November of this future cold war where the "green" not be a single numerical guide­ to Paris in 1927, decided year. menace terrorizes an America short line, comparable to the 5, S per that his last remaining days would I I of breath and somebody stands to cent wage standard that operated be spend at his in Hawaii. gain. under phases two and three of the *****:ti********** Intrigued? Then come to Embar­ controls system that lapsed in April. London's most ghoulish tourist cadero Plaza, Thursday, August 29 :|c % If! I|c )|C I|c >|c I|c :|c ]|[ ]|C :(c attraction, a tour of Jack the at noon or Golden Gate Park behind Yosemite National Park officials Ripper's murder spots, finally has ■ I the DeYoung Museum, Saturday, fended off complaints this week that been abandoned because of re­ m CHANGE m Sunday or Monday, 2 PM Labor a television filming crew was des­ developm ent in the c ity 's East End Day Weekend. Every show is ab­ poiling the natural wonderland with district. solutely free! paint brushes. The last "Ripper Ramble" took The flap arose when the Sierra place Monday when 80 eager walkers I N W APPOINTMENT I Club, whose founder, John Muir, followed the gory footsteps of the t) ic k Jay has named Mr. Deiuiis fought to protect Yosemite as a infamous homicidal maniac. Charles, the new Editor of "Kal- national treasure, threatened to #4c*:|c*******4c4c**itc endar Paper" and Mr. Kris Marsh, S. I. R. 's 2nd Annual Fall Fair bring suit to stop the filming of a The families of two Symbionese Director G Co-ordinator of Mecca will be held at S. I. R. Center, 83 15-part Universal Studios TV series Liberation Army members killed ICenters. 6th Street on September ISth from Congratulations to both. I to be called "Sierra. " in a gim battle with police asked 2 PM to 8 PM. Admission is $2. - **************** the city of Los Angeles this week tickets on sale at S. I. R. Center, Bomb scares were reported in for $7.5 million each. Mattachine (Adonis Book Store), three government buildings here Record House, and Town Squire. this week and about 150 persons There will be booths with arts G were evacuated from the Depart­ crafts by the local community. ment of Health, Education and Also on hand w'ill be Mattachine Welfare offices in the Federal Movies and Empress Frieda will have Office Building at 50 Fulton Street. a food booth. Bootlis can be ob­ Army bomb squad members tained for $15. through S. I. R. searched a "suspicious" ordinary C enter. white suitcase in the basement of Also at the Fall Fair again this that building but found only cloth­ year - a contest will be held for ing and shaving cream, the General C over Boy of the January 1975 Services Administration said. Vector Magazine. Contestants must submit an application form sunbathers were banished and a filing fee of $15. Contest­ to the cold, often windy northern ants must also submit one business beaches of Santa Cruz this week or individual sponsor. Voting will but the all-m ale Board of Super­ consist of the contestants selling visors unanimously allowed women tickets at 10(f a piece. to go topless on all beaches — at least for another week. In a crowded hearing at the Civic Center in Santa Cruz, the sup­ On September 5th, The Naked ervisors approved in concept a Grape, will hole a benefit auction new law that would ban naked for a sound system for the S. I, R. men and women from public beaches. * + **it;******>(c**j|c* C enter. S. I. R. and the community are in dire need for this system. It will call an end to rentals for each function held at the center. On hand to auction will be many w c- ders of the gay community. The CHRinen auction will take place at 9 pm. Goods arc needed and should he brought to the Naked Grape prior mcRHe to September 5th. CARMEN MCRAE - Friday and Saturday, September 13 G 14. Miss Carm en M cRae, th e jazz singer's jazz singer, who considers San Francisco Clinic San Francisco her spiritual home, 250 Fourth Street will return to Tlie Great American Venereal Disease Examination Music Hall for two nights, Septem­ ber 13 and 14, from 9 pm to 2 am. Miss McRae is much admired by Free — Confidential a wide variety of audiences, in­ cluding that most critical of aud­ Mon., Thurs. 9:30 -6:00 iences other musicians. Her insight Tues., Wed., Fri. 8:00 ■ 4:00 into the songs she sings, the old fav­ orites as well as the more contem­ Photo by John David Hough Telephone; 558-3804 porary, satisfies the increasingly "Just a step off critical demands of young people FRED the Miracle Mile" and at the same time continues to enrapture her long-standing fans. fJL SW S Con't from page 2 ROAST DUCK WITH PINEAPPLE With advance notice, Caucasians G LYCHEES could count upon a very splendid In Chinatown, purchase one repast there. The aristocratic top roast duck, complete with juices floor was elegwtly furnished with in seperate container. If desired, round black teakwood tables and have poulterer chop the duck into carved straight-backed chairs in­ serving pieces. Combine 1 T. dry laid with mother-of-pearL Ela­ English mustard, 1 T. vinegar, borate ebony screens were intricately 1/2 t. sugar, 1/4 t. salt, and 1 T, carved aixl served as dividing par­ water. Cover and set aside. Toast titions between tables. Large oct­ 1/4 C. white sesame seeds in a agonal wooden lanterns, of rich dry drillet until they turn golden design with silk tassels, Immg from brown. Crush with a rolli^ pin, the ceiling. Tea was served first, or whirl in a blender. Set aside. along with relishes which were Place the carved roast duck on a served in little dishes, iix:ludinfz large platter and warm in a low sweet cucumber, melon seeds, oven. Next combine in a sauce­ preserved duck eggs with ginger, pan 1/3 C. duck juices, 1/2 C. litchi nuts, celery, and radishes. pineapple juice, and 1/4 C. brown This first course was lingered over sugar. Add one small can pine­ sliced thicker then the {nuffins . , . medallipiis were bestowed up jn yop, leisurely, after which the waiters, apple cut into chunks, one can Mike of the Boot Camp, I didn't exotic delicacies were served , and who were clad in silk tunics, brought lychees drained, one small bell know you used to be a fruit picker; tiny strawberries nestled in crystal on tiny glasses of rice wine which pepper cut into wedges, and 1/2 you seem to know all the fruits by stemware to be bathed with luscious was flavored w ith nose. The ta b le ­ C, marashino cherries. Cover and name; what did you say you special­ champagne "mis en bouteilles au ware consisted of fine porcelain boil S minutes, then add 2 t, com- ized in, jackfruit? . . . I was Chateau Lorelei". The Sheik him­ and heavy silver plate. Instead of Aarch which has been dissolved wondering how Floyd Jackson mana­ self showed me the interior of his napkins, large white silk handker­ in 2 t. water. Cook and stir until ged to spend so much tim e out of the private tent, while yellow-turbaned chiefs were supplied. Next bird's sauce is thickened. Cover and .kitchen at the Fickle Fox the other army of Bob Cramer stood in ready THE CITY THAT WAS B liL Y Y A R N E L l nest soup was served, in a large remove from heat. Dribble the pre­ night; how great to see a master of defense of the Oasis, as the official By the 1880's Portsmouth Plaza melons, tubers, and fruits which round porcelain tureen, then came pared mustared paste over the warm­ his trade taking on an apprentice the silk ribbon stood waiting to be cut. became the lungs of Chinatown, belonged exclusively to the Orient. the entrees, served aU at once, ed duck, sprinkle with the toasted traditional way. The prime rib was At least that's what I think we saw the one breathing space in the \ Drugstores dispensed dried lizards, crowding the entire area of the sesame seeds, then toss welL Next excellent as always, the Salmon so over in Alameda; could it have been strange comer of Cathay which pulverized shark's eggs, and sliced table. There was Chinese terrapin F>our the warm fruit sauce over. tasty and fresh the bones were still a m irage? crowded upon the greenery of the deer horns. On comers fruit ven­ braised with onions and water- Surround platter with shredded quivering. But just try to retire, little park. Along the streets and chestnuts, shark's fin stewed with lettuce and serve. Jackson, do you want an uprising in dors had their stalls, selling candied ham, sweet roast pork, golden alleys scuffled the Cantonese coconut and lychee nuts. The A LA CARTE this town? . , , The Luau at the deep-fried quail, brochettes of throngs: The women stepped along buildings of Chinatown were the Everyone knows the South of New Bell was certainly a bright on their high rocker shoes, their chicken livers and hearts, oysters Market bars are rough, man rough, spot, luminated with luminaries, abandoned stores and dwellings of fried in batter with onions, and Icrase pantaloons showing below the earlier years, more or less made but which one is now serving their laden with leis, and luscious with shiny black gowns which came to roast duck with pineapple and chicken cooked in kerosene? Blaz­ les delicacies. Indeed the feast over by the addition of balconies lychees. These Chinese diimer the knee. Little boys, clad in and such other changes as the re­ ing saddles! . . , Perfect for a Fri­ was served by true natives, the gorgeous yeUow silk jackets, wore parties were brilliant affairs, the day evening: A relaxing dirmer at quirements of their owners suggest­ sii^-song voices of the singers birds and hams being sliced before queues that were pieced out to ed. At night the lights of the many The Baj. The nicest way for anyone your eyes and served.garnished with reflation length with braided silk mixing cacpphonously with the lanterns added color to the scene. clanging, squeaking and strange to unwind after a busy week, what a tmly tropical and absolutely re­ cord. Old men, bent and wearing They hung from the eaves of the cadences of the orchestra. The with Larry one of the most cordial freshing salad. Russ was never still immense spectacles, wore stiff black better restaurants, large spherical desserts included rice cakes make waiters in town, the succulent Coq- for a moment, Emma Mae von skullcaps surmounted by a red lanterns in red and green, resplen­ in imitation of birds and flowers, uilles St. Jacques (that was the spec­ Gay couldn't be kept off the stage knotted ball. There were bare-footed dent against the buildings which egg sponge cakes, cornstarch juriret ial, not the name of the bus-boy), or the mike (loveable one). La coolies in straw sandals and coarse were painted to resemble veined flavored with almong, and fresh and the greenest Green Goddess for Kish hulaed until her blooms were clothes, a sharp contrast to the marble. From the open balcony fruit of the season. And then there miles. Mmmm . . . Brunch in the frayed, and Marcus sat there like refined features and graceful carriage windows came the strange, mono­ would be tea, cup after cup of new Dill Room of the Purple Pickle King Kamanamaihas . . . But the of the well-to-do merchants.. In tonous squeaking of Chinese violins, would he tea, cup after cup of is a Royal Affair indeed, with 9 most unique event of the week would the fo ^ shops slender sausages hung the rapping of drums, and clanging fr agrant jasmine, lychee, and items on the menu named after the have to be Naomi's Second Grand temptingly in view; dried fish dangled of cymbals, telling of a diimer chrysanthemum teas. dowager empresses of our fair city. Opening at the Alameda Flea on strings; duck eggs were suspended party in progress. Perhaps the old­ Enjoyed the Eggs Benedict, with ham Market. Imagine if you will stroll­ Com i » EdiU« Maakron in wire baskets. There were many est and most famous restaurant of ing through the stalls of priceless strange vegetables which were un­ early Chinatow n was Hang Far Low. wares and suddenly coming upon an familiar to the Caucasian eye _ Con't on next page open-air Arabian tent where rare

Direct from L.A. and New Yorit CALVIN CULVER Announcing Sterrfng in T U B in U P

(To serve you better) I'm in a taxi riding down Polk St. THAT BOY is th e story of an iso­ c lated man in love with himself who o It's after midnight and I'm tired. CO If it weren't for the friends next to is only able to be sexual with his 276 GOLDEN GATE me who reaches simply to take my owti body and the eye of the camera. (0 K J.K . iRu é’mpe.io.'i 4 S a n S 'ULn^M.Axui hand and smile I might be depressed. A simulated fuck scene in the No I Name Bar is as close as he comes to But the knowledge that the hand an interesting experience. O) anti Rto, C

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a movie script. TUBSTRIP actually The slave, Kevin (J. D. Agostino) , o -polG^eiA^ecchio- § takes place on the night of the and the master, Tony (Gerald Grantl A DRAG DOESN'T HAVE TO RF Academy Awards. Andy brings along bring to TUBSTRIP some of the ONE!------his Afro in case he wants to terror­ mpre hilarious moments in the play My first reaction to the news that ize the orgy room. with the truth about their relation­ the Village in North Beach, now Around them in "Boys Town" is ship and also some very strong owned by the group Olympus, was the roving lover, Darryl (Jade Mc­ dramatic ones. Incorporated into importing the New Yoik nite-club m m m 9D °o°o°o°o#S°o°?° Call) who has supposedly been their trip is one of the dizziest hit FRENCH DRESSING, I knew one left in NYC on his own for a few Third Avenue hustlers you'll ever thing: that San Francisco did not days while the other lover is in see. Dusty, wonderfully portrayed need a new record pantomine act C hicago. But the other half, by John Bruce Deaven. even under the publicity guise of Ritchie (well played by Tom Van The piece de resistance is in the "elegant female impressionists. " Stitzel) cancels the trip, sees Darryl form of Bob, (Richard Josylin). Well, aftqr the opening night of on the subway, follows him and I've never seen so many gays shatt­ FRENCH DRESSING, ,I still believe ends up at the baths for the first, ered as when he walks on stage San Francisco does not need a pan­ and probably last time in his life. (into the bath house) in a fully tomine act in town (record mime Green Beret uniform. He is to meet bit the dust years ago, because of Ritchie waits around for the con­ so many people doing live mater­ frontation with Darryl and responds a high school acquaintance who has been writing him for years. He ial). ^ t if you want to see the best to Brian who has been turned on to of the art of record pantomine, him. Both are seeking the sincere- has come to New York for a week done in flashy show biz costumes, well married-fidelity type. to see the letter writer, is still married to a woman, is very bi­ and with a warm regard towards In room 311 is the Wall Street sexual, and one of the biggest the females that our New Yoik im­ business man who turns out to be male chauvenist pigs around. iBut personators have chosen to portray, a "leatherette" and his slave-lover I d idn't m in d !) then see FRENCH DRESSING. It who recruits tricks to the room so By the second act, the scene is is a definite quality show, and its they can play out their fantasies. one of each person playing out artistiy lies in the ability of the It is in any form of their image roles as they think four impressionists to portray their gay story in my career that the people see them at the baths, the chosen goddesses in the most favor­ author has successfully described able light and at their best. TUBSTRIP IS FABULOUS! truth of their situations, burlesque- what a Slave-Master relationship chase sequences, S & M games on The show playing to SRO crowds New York's Off-Broadway theatre is. One sees the heavy side of it in NYC at Shepherds and Upstairs world and small club entertain­ the pool table; and the search for and also sees the realistic side of it. Veronica, the cat, who has escaped at the Village Gate, is put together ments have arrived in San Francisco by the "only real woman in the with two representative shows of cast", a very talented protege of different natures. The first is the Edith Piaf, chanteuse Jocelyn Jocya comedy-hit TUBSTRIP and the other is nite-club female impress­ who opens the show and warms the ionists in FRENCH DRESSING. audience up with Szabo-jazz and TUBSTRIP, a two-act play by A. J. French waltzes. Very refreshing, Kronengold is the better of the two a great throaty singing voice, and and much to my surprise, a good a very attractive woman. show, hysterically funny in parts After her initial live break-in, and so true to life for those who we meet David Miller as Cher frequent the baths and play the singing "Half-Breed" with the aid games. Directed by Doug Richards, 1st» of two body-beautiful dancers, (who also directed and wrote my San De Marco and Lewis Love, favorite hard core film of last year, Next, J. C. Gaynor as a spastic BACK ROW,) has directed and Shirley Bassey, on to Caleb Stonn's staged TUBSTRIP with great know­ C ablet" medly as a strange Liza ledge of its theme and quite eff­ Minelli. All very flashy, but ectively. entertaining, It is the story of Brian, the att­ - The first flash of comedy relief endant (Cal Culver) who is the mystery man of the baths. Who is after this serious drag, came from he? Why does he never speak to Claude Sacha as Barbra Streisand anyone? Where does he come singing "Free Again. " He knew from? What does he do in his off his gal and had everv motion and hours? And how can he afford to especially attitude of la Streisand. live in the Dakota? Two outrag­ Mr. Sacha came off like the little Jewish girl from Flatbush wlxi sudd­ eous queens Andy (an outstanding enly finds herself svelte and singing performance by Walt Holliday) and 1^ French, I don't think I'll ever be Wally Woodward, "as in Joanne" able to hear Barbra's French album (Jake Everett, who matches Holl­ again without seeing Sacha's ren­ iday in comic timing, reaction, dition. and all-round excellent acting) For masculine relief, the two decide they will try to find out. dancers, De Marco and Love, did Wally is the older "auntie" type a go-go number in sequined G- who directs porno films, moves strings, and glittered net body stock­ into the batlis with his color TV, ings. They were great in that a cat by the name of Veronica, a because it was choreographed, danced vacuum cleaner, and a series of in symmetrical style, and definitely terry cloth happy coats for period­ RlchaH Cox (center) exWbitt his dancing ability in the American Conservatory Theater's San ^ ^ c isc T above the usual go-go dance fare. A scene from "Tubstrip" ical changes. With every new presentation of Grease, with this scene from the 1950s musical in the number, "Bom to Hand Jive " Gaynor reappears as Diana Ross situation at the baths, he is setting Now playing at the Geary Theater for a limited engagement, the Ken Waissman and Maxine Fox and combined the new Ross-Vegas up the scene in a new movie and production with book, music and lyrics by Jim Jacobs and Warren Casey, is directed by Tom Moore. 50's rock satire GREASE. It is relates to everything around him as with a veil of Ross-Motown. I found it to be very effective and funny to the point of hysterical; a and is running around the baths. really liked the number. .clever rock score that gets you mov­ TUBSTRIP is not a disappointment Stonn came back as Mama Judy ing out of your seat on occasion; contrary to the awful reviews Garland. That was the eeriest of and can be foul, brash, emotional, received by tivo straight female all, because he had her act down and in the long run, a great night critics for the major papers in pat. You really were seeing a out. town. It is an aspect of gay life, ghost of Judy in black Jacket and GREASE is the story of the greasers known only by gays and understood skirt and the Garland spikes. Pro­ of the 50's high school era. Those only by those who frequent the bably, the best mime-impression people who did not make it to the baths. How the Chronicle and I've seen of the one and only. class reunion, always disrupted the Examiner could have sent two The finale is Mr. Sacha as Bette class, looked for a cause to rebel straight middle class women to re­ Midler and the Hustlerettes. Sacha against, held James Dean and view it is beyond me. It is one of mimed two frantic Miss M numbers Brando as their idols, and upon reach­ the few shows and/or films to por­ and then talked to the audience in ing 18, joined the service, spent tray the homosexual honestly. The his own voice, cracking with the four years getting straightened out, dialogue is for real. A great point Divine's own brand of humor. He got married, and moved to the is, just when you think you are manages to keep his own, even with suburbs. going to be "messaged" Kronengold a drunk heckler in the audience and not break character. If Streisand comes off with some of the best Duncan and friend, Betty Lou comedy scenes. We all know the is the 60's, and Midler is the 70's, truths of our own existence and it's I really want to see the 80's. (The fo-mer Mona Kent. ) CfìRÌTIEn nice to see them not being pounded The show is jjut together very into our heads. tightly, choreographed well; the For those of us who lived through costumes are more show biz than jm v-' The characters are not dated as the 50's as high school students, draggy, and runs 90 minutes. GREASE doesn't miss a trick. It's ÌTbcRPE those in BOYS IN THE BAND, but r a N T U C U S C can be related to today, tomorrow For the straights in San Francisco, all there, and comes out musically SEPTEMBER 13 8i 14 and a year from now. They are FRENCH DRESSING runs somewhere with such great numbers as "Summer concerned about each other whether between Finnochios and Charles Nights", "Freddy, My Love, " "Moon­ they be lovers, or "sisters". This Pierce. The Gray Line would ing, " "It's Raining on Prom Night" play shows you the value of a good never understand it. And for the and the two most pcmular hits "Look OPENING August 28lh sister relationship and what a great gays, it's a good night out to see at Me, I'm Sandra Dee," and "Beauty thing it is to have. old favorites done with taste, style, School Dropout. " My personal V TUBSTRIP is a fresh and honest an abundance of talent, and just favorite is the only dramatic song AT THE PIANO BAR FOR THREE WEEKS look in the guise of a comedy at plain fun. But it just ain't elegant! in the show, "There Are Worse the world of the homosexual. It is Things I Could Do, " sung with the Sun nite thru Tue Johnny Sant not heavy, or a bummer of an GREASE IS SUCK! right amount of bitterness by a SHOW TIMES: evening. When was the last time For those of you who want to see superb Rizzo (Karren Dille). jj^cd^thru Sat & Sun brunch Don Corren WED. thru Sat. 9:30 and 11:30 you walked out of a play or film the funnier side of the 50's, and Everyone in it is so full of energy about gays and felt good? Don't actually they were all funny look­ Polo del Vecchio and J. Miller a/id talent, it's impossible tp name them all. But kudos to Larry Horo- 362-2696 2237 POWELL AT BAY miss it. At the Enterprise Theatre, ing back, slip on into the Geary Photos from the del Vecchio opening 430 Mason at Geary. TTieatre and see the last summer import from ACT, and that is the night GREASE party. Con't on page 23 R )

Page 7, KALENDAR, Augurt 30, 1974 More bad news, with the word of Kris is a welcome face at our he^ng Terry Tibbetts (Donna Jdae's) Mecca Center, and to the city! is in the hospital - again - doing Like Ol' Man River, the night A-OK hopefully! crew of the Truck Stop - keeps on Better news is the Wilde Oscar, rolling along! serving nice lunches, as Larry Eppi- Suzy Serrz is "The Bi-sexual!" Toast of tome and myself sampled. It's Happy belated Birthday, nice party really nice, stop in on weekends at the "new" Round Up - Nice girl! and have Mr. Ziegler's hors d' Good bartendress. ouevres. A benefit for Fruit Punch! A The Town Fun trip, with the TUBSTRIP Gay Dance, 8-12 Midnight, Aug­ crew and cast, along with Hurri­ ust 24th, at 121 Leavenworth proved cane Hazel and The Phoenix crew very successful! Good cause! There by ^ANOY JOHNSON and cast as Cal Culver was placed is a SIR benefit Auction at The into permanency of cement, and Grape on Sept. 5th at 9 PM with was I ever happy to co-M. C. Bob Ross, Hector (The Fair is com­ Sorry to have missed the wedding ing! ) and Elmer Wilhelm, so at the 527's Godfather Room, with bring items to auction prior. Yay! the favorites of the city - the G. Bill Bailey, and glad to have John D. I. 's. But hadda' work - know it (with George) a V. I. P. within was fun! T he Grape. The new Round UP (with lines out Naomi's 2nd Grand Opening took The Salmacius Society is open Tony Lasagna - fun person, and the front door) had one fantastic turn­ place last Sunday at the Flea Market to feminists of both sexes. A great out for their Grand Opening of which a right-on person, is at TTie Score with strawberries and champagne! dance is up 'n coming, for info, II, stop in, you may score too! ® W elcome I was lucky to have known Peter w rite to Linda, or Sally, PO Box Mark (Mr. Circus-Circus) there. Will the real Florida Collyer Taylor, may God rest his soul! 2441, Menlo Park, CA 94025, or (Frolic) please rise! Will the real Wayne, From 11- 2 PM on 9/15 at the caU Sue at (415) 968-7473. Richard and Proud Mary - (Who Bobby Allison (Trapp) please settle Village for $3.00, you may attend PASSING STRANGERS is a right- owes me a T-shirt, and - thump down! (Take that anyway you rrm mr»— \ • t _ ^ ^ . S a brunch by Russ for Emperor TTT- on movie as witnessed last Tuesday w ant to! ) - Baaaby! thumn-) Ron! - Lots o' fun Co; also a presentation of gifts to his gratulations!— n iii • at the Laurel Theatre. Thom Paine G et w ell soon to Bob Calhoun court! is offering another first for S. F. Fat Fairy (Empress X Candidate) (Pickle). Hoped you liked your The response for pages and runners A world premiere at both the Powell new bra from Becker! ^ d M el^, Duchess of Kolma (Grand was overwhelming, and I thank you! Duchess n Candidate) were seen in and Laurel Show Houses. And Cliff The Party Bar - The Quarry, From 10 AM to 7 PM, at 441-7798 Newman is an asset to anything! along with Jason Mansfield, gave Jock straps - all for fun and a good (P. S. ) Dixon (Polk St. Sally), from time! They got guts! Mor power to Right Chuck! ? a nice dinner for all candidates e m '! Mon. to Fri. will be selling for The Naked Grape has a new spin - that are running! - for office that $7. 50 Emperor Ball tickets. They a-wheel with some nice prizes to In the year 1811, Beethoven finished wiU be $8. SO at the door. is! Yay! another fifth, and had to be taken offer. Check it out during the day Another feather in oiu hat (if could from 11 - 6, and 6 - 6 on weekends. I>uane/Foitier$ Jewelry, is home in a cab! Cute, real cute. good news! Sacramento mean be.) Save all your empty cigarette I'll check you out SaC and Sun. Randy - get the hook! packs, and dispense them at the anything to you - J. B. ? 11 - 7 - stop in, and I certainly Fun is had at The South of the Kishes to you Kish, a pleasure to bars with boxes for 'em, or at SIR didn't mean to forget Chris in my be at your table at the Darktown Center, which will get someone a Slot! Get your rocks off, at the last column - How could you forget Castro Rock Steam Bath - nice Strutters BalL kidney machine, which makes me a hunk? . . , and you should've Kenny Morgan and Rude Ruth realize just how lucky we are — people. made up - did 'ja kiss too? Was seen Tammy Lynn, leaving the I was proud to be with Hal worthwhile! house, on her way to be a popcorn Peter King wearing a dirty dress? Let it be known that Emperor Call and Mr. Lewis, with Mr. I highly recommend Schatzi, and girl. Shirley (Dowager) does all of Decker and Ralph Gibson and fine Ed 1 of Denver is dead, and Emperor her gowns, as she also does Kish's Rose's Dill Room - par excellence. crew from the Cinemattachine Ed of Colorado is - Alive and well! and Ducky of Kolma's! -.Flawless! Another hit for Boo and Roy, The Society - Lucky 7. (That scene Enjoyed dinner with girlfriend, A little fooling around? Huh Jay? waiters that night were Jim and Marion (The Record Lady) at Rude with Emma made it a double You're on! Great toronados too - pleasure. ) Found out the organ­ David, very attentive. Seen dining Ruth's place in J. R 's House, Very by the way! there at the next table were Zel ization is almost 25 years old, enjoyable. Served by Jimmy, Busty O'Shea is the official Fat (Comer Grocery, and A1 (Pier 54)! ? th e re 's 1800 members (I'm one), cooked by J. B. himself, and who Fairy now, as she is Baroness Busty Laurels back and the Castro Cafe Lewis has been there as long, do ya' think was washing dishes? De San Francisco - not S. F. as has got her, as is Don, also at Haven My bowling partner, Marvin Ipple! they will have a travel club, downtown! You can't sue, Gary! stated in last column, L. A. loves Eat your out Art (Twin Peaks). her. organized by Ray Ruller; and me thirrks with all the treasures that Hal has on film, why not have a gay film festival? With films by Tens' Hal Call! Call him - good man! What Castro waitress aquired at Nodklag Special «a*-S«76 (CM) T he Pendulum Aug. 21st, a new Toad Hall 4U C M 8«4-»7»7 (cnj mother-in-law. Chuck Alexan­ 4i2l'IS«k 4a6-»320 der soon! - at Gold Street! Boo! The Grapes are coming - Halloween! The Mistake 3 9 U IM SdIrUIO rci8i MiaMwl Mila 234S Maikt. 626-116* w my friends the Sutro. 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I may shed my feathers next A poet once wrote 'All that Man these clubs is an ex-church called the time and join you, honey. Try a worships, he adoums with beauty'. Paradiso, another is the Kosmo, where little "Birgarade" by Nina Ricci This person, atusne time or another, ■' • v.>- around your hot points - calves, soft drugs are openly used to the . « • ^ • * * . HCDROSCCPE . • , » . C. 'V. ^ must have visited the Netherlands, ankles and that achilles heel. Let accompaniment of live music and psy- me know what happens? for no other country is loved more by cadelic lights. Check it out: Am­ its people that that country called VIRGO: (August 24 - Sept. 23) sterdam even has its own 'red light’ The words you live by "I analyze". GEMINI: (May 22 - June 21) Holland. The land of windmills (al­ district where sex-motivated visitors though very few exist today), tulips, Your nature symbol wheat on the b y Words you live by "I think". may find prostitutes in all shapes, wooden shoes (called Klompen), and, harvest. Conscious goal is perfect­ Distinctive feature - "kissable arm- sizes and skin colors. These areas in this writer's opinion, the most ion. Distinctive feature - your pits. " September message - power. beautiful people in the entire world. are patrolled by the police only to beautiful belly. Exhausted lately? Begin now to look for Mr. Possible,' insure that there is no rough stilff. T H E O W L The Dutch are extraordinary for Try iron supplements. September 1 need a daddy. Fight tliat he-loves- several reasons, the first and fore­ For the visitor who is inclined more sun will give you power and an im­ to the cultural aspect of Holland, it PISCES: (Feb. 20 - March 20) neck and tongue. See how you me-not depression. You want to most being the fact that they cap­ portant lift in self-esteem. If flirt - go ahead. I know you want might be helpful to know that Amster­ Words you live by "I believe". need me. How about sharing tured great portions of their land from you've been undecided about - that to read him pornography as you dam has more museums within its con­ Distinctive feature - fabulous feet, "Charlie", that's your super scent the sea by building a series of dikes man, a job, a purchase - you can make love, having him tell you ÎI and dams which, even today, keep fines than any other city in the world. rnake the right decision now. This September a twosome time. Catch silly, by Revlon. Instead of giving that bouquet. Mars and Venus are exactly how he's going to ravish the lowlands dry and protected. The most popular of tliese is probably little ole owl knows you still want me that cheap stuff, for the birds. you. Did you pick up your scent Another reason the Dutch are loved the Rijkmuseum, Stadhouder^ade 42, it, in an elegant Louis XIV bedroom, nesting in your marriage sphere - you could find the one. I'll even is the fact that over the centuries which classifies as one of the world's under a canopies bed but honey you Chanel "No. 5" and I don't mean greatest art exhibits. Here, the vis­ may get it, in the office with just give you away. And arrange for television. I told him your hot they have captured a reputation of you to have it, in the darkened SAGITTARIUS: (Nov, 22 - Dec. 21) extreme liberalism. For hundreds of itor may see the works of Rembrandt, empty desks and me looking on. points were shoulders, upper arm tapestry hung room of my friend Words you live by "I perceive". and collarbone. But if you w ear > years, people have migrated to the Vermeer, and Frans Hals. Repro­ Y ou're H ot - Points are firom the ductions of their masterpieces may be the gypsy. When he starts nibbling Distinctive feature - terrific thighs. that Frederick's of Hollywood lin-- Netherlands when their own country waist to the swell of the stomach. Did I catch you being seduced by a purchased for as low as $5, 00, If Wear 'White Shoulders' by Evyan — on yoyr toes while you baths. I'll gerie once more and answering could no longer find use for them, strapping farmer just after he's the phone while making love - whether it be for religious, political, you favor the works of French Impress­ that's your scent and mine, when I remind him you like each toe se- perately, curve of foot and just turned the moist, fertile earth you'll have to get another OwL or personal reasons. The Dutch wel­ ionists such as Cezanne, Renoir, and can get it, away from you. earth or is it just one of your fan­ Monet, or even the works of today's below your chest. On one condition comed these people knowing that al­ tasies, Sag, Your Hot-Points are CANCER: (June 22 - July 23) ready their own country was vastly artists, be sure to visit the Stcdelijk you pick up a bottle of " Rive Gauche" by Yves St. Laurent, your scent, the round curve of your hips and Words you live by "1 feel", over-populated. Museum, Paulus Potterstraat 13, located UBRA: (Sept, 24 - Oct. 23) around the waist. Did you try just around the comer from the Rijks. and give me a dabble - I got a sym bol restlesstleiNature ocean tides. Today's Holland is a maze of mu­ Wotds you live by "I balance" - "Aliage" by Estee Lauder yet? I Although the street names may sound your nature sumbol is high winds date with a hawk this week. Cosmis trip-up emotional insecur­ seums, sljops and good times. Sur­ know my scents and that's you Sag. ity. Distinctive feature: good bosom. prisingly enough, one can spend a strange to the visitor, finding one's and storms followed by a calm. Your a single sign. September way around Amsterdam is fairly simple. September message - Conflict. vacation in the Netherlands for very Distinctive feature - elegant eyes. brings you lucky meetings without The center of the city is the Dam, a You're behaving like a child - de­ ARIES: (March 21 - April 20) A man you meet on the 18th or bo little money. Wherever one goes in arrangements. Your hot temper 3 large square with the Royal Palace at manding too much. I know how Words you live by "I am". 20th shows up again importantly Holland, there is the helpful tourist scorches anything in sight when á one end. From there the canals dynamic, impulsive and cautious September message - hack it. on the 29th. What does he want? office (The VW ) who has tips on anger hits but cools down afterwards. I thought that red shorty night­ •V stretch out in aU directions. These you are but let's explore the spite­ Push for career power. A merging what's reasonable and available at urge can culminate now. Mars, Owly knows his Sagi! gown with the thin grosgrain break­ ‘> the moment. In Amsterdam, contact waterways bear such names as the ful you. Your little retaliations Singel, Herengracht, Keizersgracht, when wronged - like a forgotten good­ your own pushy planet propels you able straps and red satin scuffs the W V at Rokin S, or telephone were a bit much the otlier night. c the Prinsengracht. night kiss, and how you get your into a relationship and doubles X 020-66444, in Rotterdam; Stad- CAPRICORN: (Dec. 22 - Jan. 20) Not that you Imd them on long, o Shopping in Holland can be a real licks in. You're still doing it - your power. I know we're close, huisplein 19, telephone: 010-136000, Words you live by "I use". once he went for your breast, or in The Hague: Hollandse Spoor delight; Amsterdam being one of the meeting a man and going to his and dominating a strong man with X world's great market places. Here place, leaving in the morning gentle whijjpii^s, having him Distinctive feature - sensitive knees nipples and inner elbows, I know Station, telephone: 070-54-6200. and ticklish ear lobes. Conscious the visitor may find furs, antiques, before he wakes knowing his name. serve you breakfast in bed after an your hot-points honey. When you so Most liotels and guest houses include goal: Integrity/Cautious - you're told him, "let's try it by a lily X tobaccos, books, and of course the You should thank me for giving him especially passionate night is one a. a continental breakfast in the price a heavy trip. You look too deeply marsh in the reeds," I loved it. of their rooms. They normally in­ everyday necessities such as diamonds your hot points - lower back to thing, but my Owl ears can't take that climax to the carmon passage into even the simplest situation and "Intimate" by Revlon, is your clude tea or coffee, cold cuts, cheese, and smoked glass bathroom furniture. your buttocks. " Ma Griffe" for you, my darling. over intellectualize, the Spiteful scent not your drink moonbeam. a boiled egg, a variety of breads, The prices are reasonable and, as in tlie 1812 Overture. I tliought you give your opponent enough You're so cute sometimes. plus Dutch butter and jams. You required by law, every purchase is ^ a t was passe or are you bringing rope to do the job for you. Your can't beat it! ! guaranteed as to its quality. Take it back. Have your Hot-Points passionate settings are in an empty LEO: (July 24 - August 23) Homosexuals and lesbians are pro­ my word for it, a stroll down the P. C. SCORPIO; (Oct. 24 - Nov. 21) cooled off yet - clieeks, chin and theatre or an ornate carved bed in Words you live by "I will". tected by the police in Holland, and Hooftstraat or the Kalverstraat can Words you live by "I create". head massage. Didn't I tell you a Irordello. Your hot-points are The spiteful Leo vengence is mine there are bars and clubs where they leavf one weak with desires. Distinctive feature, your primitive your scent was "Y” by Yves St, hair, hip bones and knees. Have saith the Leo. September message - can drink, dance, and mingle without pelvis. Your hot points - are hip­ Laurent! you tried "Norell" by Norell Cap, pocket money. Now you earn more fear of interruption, raids or black- Con't on page 11 bones, upper thighs. Hang-ups, get U. Coming out of sleep, cover­ and spend it on yourself. Your r— making love to exhaustion requiring ing him with kisses - before your mood is acquisitive but you also o two days' bed rest; getting muscle TAURUS: (A prl 1 20 - May 21) quite awake and then - I looked get by giving. Leo, doll, do you cramps while trying some of the Words you live by "I have". the other way. I have some class, really thirU< that lavender crochet - n cz Distinctive feature - your earth after all. see through top, with purple kj;iitMd n more esoteric Kama Sutra positions. mother body. That summer ro­ Your scent - "Emeraude" by Coty, hotpants, gold ankle bracelet and mance still bums strong and qfter camellia in your hair turned that Did those dozens of lemon-juiced Labor Day you're really in love. AQUARIUS: (Jan. 21 - Feb. li)) oysters really prove to be aphro­ Words you live by "I know". trick tha.other night? Tscreeched ( D iscount Copy Service) But try to switch some energy to with laughter, myself. Tliose disiacs? SfaHting the Sunsigns work after the 13th, We need job Distinctive features - delicate Scorp? - forget it Cancer is the ankles and wrists. Conscious Goal - Crawford slioulder blades and upper 1800 MARKET STREET action. 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and who lives in a fantasy word of in their craft. While I have never adoration for this mystery male been a person to pay much attention who parades up and down Polk St. to the names that are reeled off in GAY EROTICA UPDATE tantilizing and taunting all who the credits, in this case it was not care to look. The sex fantasies because I didn't consider those in­ which occur seem to me to be volved to have done a good job. studies in frustration and futility. The musical score, which was for Over the last few years, I have If you are a Peter Burian freak, No one seems to care beyond the the most part original, was recorded seen a lot of gay pornography, and I admit that there must be a fleshly plane and no one's life is by musicians for the movie and was some good and some very bad, with number of you out there, you will enhanced or enriched. very good. The camera work and the greatest majority of offerings find this review unacceptable, I But enough of that. This weeks's editing were also excellent. The falling somewhere in the middle. readily admit that for someone who film fare was not aU on the negative direction and production angles Because 1 know very little about is into watching Mr. Burian pose and leveL Sitting in almost the same were npt left unattended and on the what is involved in putting a film twist in front of the camera, either seat at the Laurel Theatre a few whole the technical crew must be together or the technical side of oiled or le ath e r-c lad , THAT BOY days later, I viewed another new given a great deal of credit for a the medium, I have never really will probably fulfill your desires. gay film, PASSING STRANGERS. job well done. considered myself a film critic G But as far as interesting and inno­ PASSING STRANGERS is a film The film explores the lives of an still don't. , however, consider vât ive gay erotic art is concerned, which was put together by a number 18 year-old lad who is on the verge myself to be a fair judge of what the film fails Iniserably. of people who obviously take pride will and what will not appeal to Written, directed, produced, Con't on page 15 the average frequenter of porno edited and starred-in, all by Peter palaces. Burian, This is the message which This week I viewed two films, comes across to the viewer from both purporting to represent a side the first flicker of light on the of this great cjty of ours, and the screen right up to the point at which people who live and love here. In you are thrust back into darkness J 4ICKET SHMET my humble opinion one failed and at the end of the film. While a one succeeded beautifully thus monotonous fantasy dialogue is creating an acceptable balance. intoned in your ear, you watch a The first film, THAT BOY, number of scenes which are not DANCE CONTEST comes to us by way of the creative especially well filmed; in which genius of Peter Burian, of KNIGHTS Peter tries his best to put the point IN BLACK LEATHER fam e, I use across to you that he is some type SUNDAY SEPT.8, 5PM the words "creative genius" because of demi-god of the 70's. Helmut, Map listings cost $20. for 10 issues ($2. each), I feel Mr, Burian does have this the character he portrays, it seems, p rep aid . quality somewhere in his makeup, is worshipped from afar by a boy but when it comes to the film who has gone blind since his first '^B uA ciou^SE c^elei These advertisers support this section of Kalendar THAT BOY, the genius is lacking. glimpses of Peter's chiseled form. -PLEASE SUPPORT THEM- 1ST PRIZE S10OCJISH

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The next membership meeting of the Alice B. Toklas Democratic TO THE EJdPEROR HI CANDIDATES OF SAN FRANCISCO: Club will be held Thursday, Aug­ ust 29, 1974 at 7 PM at the home You are going through a period of rough campaigning for the of Frank Fitch, S44 Noe just off 18th St. highest office in the gay commun­ The officers of the club have ity. My support goes to both of been very busy putting together you for success and respect for your views that are worthy of this the "Brother, Can You Spare a Dime" office. Carnival to be held on Sept. 28, I realize that no two people 1974 from 2 PM to 2 AM with a live think alike. I hope both of you rock band beginning at 9 PM. The will keep this in mind whoever carnival is to be held at the Marine wins the election on September 14, Cooks and Stewards Hall, 350 Fre­ 1974, T here must be a range of mont. Tickets, which can be views expressed through others in bought from any of the officers, are the gay community in order to on sale now for $3, in advance or bring everyone closer together so $4. at the door. There will be a they will get involved in our soc­ raffle — 1st prize is $ 100. and 2nd iety and be proud of what we are, prize - $50. no matter what their scene may About a month ago a questionaire be. was sent out to Alice members As tlie past Emperor I Marcus plus candidates who we have supp­ orted in the past or who we are and present Emperor II Russ are likely to support in the future. The achieving great admiration for question was. If the election were the Office of the Emperor, I hope held today, who would you vote for you will uphold this honor not only in a m ayoral race - - indicate 1st, to the gay community but to your­ 2nd, and 3rd choices. We received self. 21 responses. If each 1st choice is The office of Emperor returns to given 3 points and each 2nd choice Tv V the gay community on September 14, 1974 w ith the election of were given 2 points, 3rd choice Emperor III of San Francisco. San one point, then the results would be as follors: Photo by Ruben Francisco has always paved the way PHIL for actions in other gay cities in Willie Brown: 37, George Moscone: the nation, lam proud to live in 27, Milton Marks: 19, Dianne Feinstein: 18, Bill Roth: 11,

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Folsom Prison logos on flight group frightens Watsonville Airport staff into locking doors of airport as "Prisoners" terrorize locals during a gas stop on return flight from the Saully Awards. (LtoR) Mark, Robin, Joe, Richard.

THE YARDBIRD christened with champagne by Richard Dickerson prior to flight to L. A. for the 1974 Saully Awards. (L to'R) Mark Calhoun, Mr. Circus-Circus; Robin, "Jailbird"; Harry Loidan, Emperor III candidate; Joe and Richard. Folsom Prison.

WILDEST RAR award returns with Folsom Prison'i Saully Award flight party ' t > A V E ’ S l posed along wing of private plane used for the trip. (L to R) Joe & Richard Folsom Prison; Robin, "Jailbird"; Mark Calhoun, Circus-Circus; CARMEN McRAE Dave Valentine, trip photographer. CARMEN MCRAE---- will be at the Great American Music Hall on Sept. Steam Bath 13th and 14th. Known as the Jazz singers Jazz singer. Seattle 2402 First Am. at Battary 6 2 3 > 2 0 4 5 lAPlfCV CUADT JUUKtY onUKI <=ontest _ CAMPAIGN PARTY ★ FOR C . . . . . SUNDAY SERI n fia te IstCash 2ndCash P«'>U>h«r ' ^J-vfvro Prize Prize Bob Cramer.9 MECCA ruaUCATlONS The oaiciu Vicwi of tMt pnbllectloa -1974 EMPEROR CANDIDATE-S" M n p ^ a u j aad«r tha boatUag "Editor- o¿ly. Opini«» lapciwJ la ilfB«! eohm a, Ua«n ud caitooM, faowovw, JT •** Polk Street Sally M.C. oioH of the leipoetiv« wiltcn and ■»«^and do not awasawlly rcprount ^opIn^ofKAlANDAR. INibUea- T.3 JP » • o f thn nnsM or plaoh of any 25'DRAFT BEER 15« HOT DOGS p«n » or onaniiatton tarattlcl« o* AM ^TuUaauicuu U not an Indlcatloo of il . O D4A 8 * 2 tnn aotual orlratatioa of any auch p a - ^ * 7 rfVIo PM 0 •on or ocjanixaUoa. KALENDARdoaa M a a a u . rrjpoadblUry for nnaoUclUd 25^ BEER FREE FOOD»»^ »ttuacApt.. AdyntlUn« ratu avail- •ein upon roqucat. la^Uria« to KAUN- FOLSOM PRISON table at 1974 Saully Awards in L. A. (L to R) Joe and 781-3949 “ tW l abould.be atnC to Pott OlfUa Box t .* ?“ frtnclaco, California, »4101. 7 8 1 -3 9 4 9 Richard, Mark Calhoun (back), Larry, pushy waitress, Robin, Fanny 567 SUTTER Í i e f Trlophoo^ l41S)di«.,^)65e. and Harry. (G16) © Copyrlibt 1972 MKCA PUBUCATIONS 5 6 7 SUTTER West Coast Directory Ads in this section cost $8.prep>aid for 6 issues $48. and ru n in all editions of Kalendar San Francisco

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