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T \WI NEWS-- \WI portunity to thank the owners of the Landing, Gary Monier and Bob Strange, THISWEEK IN TEXAS HOME OFFICE for donating the entire door cover of 2205 Montrose $3,475to THRF. As it was the final night Houston, Texas 77006 for the Landing to be open, the grand (713) 527-9111 old club went out with a touch of class. DALLAS OFFICE TWT 3409 Oak Lawn, Suite 117 magazine also wishes to thank Dallas, Texas 75219 ~' the many club owners for sponsoring (214) 521-0622 'd the contestants, as all entry fees were PUBLISHER/EDITORChuck Patrick Frank H. Caven makes $5,000 donation to THRF on stage made payable directly to THRF. FEATURESEDITOR Blase DiStefano at the Landing in Dallas during TWT's Mr. Texas Pageant. Special appreciation is also extend- TWT NEWS photo by Robert Araya TEXAS ENTERTAINMENT EDITOR Rob Clark ed to the following people who also NATIONAL SHOWBIZ EDITOR Jack Varsi donated their time and services: NEWS/SPORTS EDITOR Chuck Patrick TWT's MR. TEXAS POETRY EDITOR Art Tomaszewski emcees Mr. Tiffany Jones and C.J. Har- CONTRIBUTING EDITORS Jim Boone, NETS $8,300 FOR THRF rington; entertainers Hot Chocolate, Harry Deutsch, Bonnie Dombroski, David Fields, Weldon Grahame, Christopher Hart, Paul Herrera, DALLAS - $8,300was raised for the Tasha Kohl, Lady Shawn and the Bot- Harold Hove, George Klein, Dean Malone, toms Up dancers; the judges, many of Joseph Michael, Linda Parks, W.J. Quigley, Texas Human Rights Foundation Steve Vecchietli, Dennis Walker (THRF) at the annual Mr. Texas Pageant whom were former titleholders; the ART DIRECTOR Steven Douglas Fritz ALL OTHER $'1 Dr held the night of December 3. The Land- staff of the Landing, who tirelessly of- PRODUCTION MANAGER Dennis Walker ing was packed to the rafters with hun- fered their support; the Park and the ASSISTANT ART DIRECTOR Mitch Bartlow BOTTLED POPPERS Z for ~1 GRAPHIC ARTISTSThom Bisping. Frank White, dreds of people who had followed the Other Place, for donating special light- John Buschlen, Fred Hinton. Cherokee, Sam searchlight to watch 32 contestants ing; and to the searchlight company, TYPOGRAPHERS w.J. Quigley, Leslie Holmes from all overthe Lone Star state vie for who went beyond their contract. STAFF PHOTOGRAPHERS Eli Guklch, Graham, N6W ANNOUN"N~~ Scott Taylor. Greg Havican, AI Macareno. the 1983 title, which was won by Colt Thank you for attending Mr. Texas. Jim Homilton, J. Robert Araya, Tom Davis, Thomas, a muscular blond medical stu- Your $5 donation at the door will help Carl Neii, Blase DiStefano dent at UT of Galveston. legalize homosexuality in Texas SALES For the fourth year, TWT was honored through the defeat of 21.06at the hands EXECUTIVE SALES MANAGER to donate all profits from the pageant of THRF. Jim Veteto «:» ea~ • ea~ to THRF, which has spearheaded the Advertising rates are available on request OY' • OY' legal battle to declare Section 21.06 of GAY CHANNEL 9 by telephoning the salesperson in your the Texas Penal Code unconstitutional. nearest city, from 10am-5pm, weekdays. ON DALLAS CABLE Because 21,06 is currently under ap- DEADLINE FOR ALL ADS: DALLAS - A series of progra:mswill Friday, one week prior to publication. peal, TWT magazine, owner of the Mr. begin airing this Sunday, December 12, AUSTIN Texas Pageant, felt the need to again Scott Taylor. . (512) 926-0253 ~~4~~ financially help with the continued on Dallas' Warner-Am ex Cable Com- DALLAS costly litigation. munity Access Channel 9, dealing with Richard Rogers. . (214) 521-0622 the recent National Gay Leadership FORT WORTH ~ ~PE!li ~ After expenses, which included Jerry Cassidy. . (817)335-0742 $1,000 prize money, awards and other Conference sponsored by the Dallas HOUSTON Gay Alliance (DGA) in August 1982. promotional items, TWT magazine Jim Veteto. . (713) 527-9111 Among topics covered will be Police SAN ANTONIO declared an earnings donation of Alan Gellman. . (512) 492-6894 W~VE.S-fiL\. 601IfAL\"! $3,300. Relations with Gays, Gay Lobbying, the keynote address of Larry Bush, and CLASSIFIED DIRECTORS 'ovv~t\~,{)A'i.~S An additional $5,000 was donated to Houston-Cheryl Chamberlain THRF by Frank Caven in a most gener- guest speakers Lucia Valeska, Mel Dallas-Chuck North P\t'E$ & C\-\fS ous gesture. Mr. Caven, longtime owner Boozer, Jean O'Leary and Troy Perry. ACCOUNTING Doug Felix on ...• The programs were produced by Ste- OFFICE ADMINISTRATOR Cheryl Chamberlain of many clubs in Texas, Florida and Col- CIRCULATION MANAGER Leslie Holmes MO""I>AY-SATURDAY orado, was escorted to the stage by phen C. Wagner and Nellie Thomas in DISTRIBUTION MANAGER Donial Rogers JOAM-ll PM TWT'S current Entertainer of the Year, cooperation with DGA. ASYLUM ENTERPRISES,INC, SUNDAYS NOON·7 Hot Chocolate. The Caven donation A different program will be aired each The Corporation PM week according to the following PRESIDENTJames D. Cagle ranks as the largest single donation VICE-PRESIDENT/TREASURERCharles M. Patrick received at a Mr. Texas Pageant. schedule: Sundays at 9:00pm, Mondays SECRETARYJim D. Chappell lflfJS tUPLE f:~~~ at 10:00pm, Tuesdays at 11:OOpm, TWT magazine wishes to take this op- t: z- b -, S PAGEll TWT DECEMBER 10 - 16, 1982 PAGE 10 TWT DECEMBER 10 - 16, 1982 Wednesdays at 7:00pm, Thursdays at Campaign fund contributions made .... ' 11:OOpm,Fridays at 10:00pm and Satur- a critical difference in many races. Ob- C/)C/)C/)C/) 1-1-1-1- days at 1:00 and 9:00pm, viously, HRCF has proven itself effec- "In case you were not able to attend tive in winning elections and deserves 0000' the conference in August, this would be the support of the Texas gay commun- 1-1-1-1- a great way to see some of the con- ity. A recent fundraiser in Dallas on a: a: a: a: ference's activities," Wagner, a member September 25 at the Fairmont Hotel en- titled "Our Time" was most successful. 0000 of DGA, reminded TWT NEWS. u, lJ.. u, lJ..1 A Houston fundraiser for HRCF, C/) C/) C/) C/)., NGTF's APUZZO which has been scheduled for Friday, >->->->- December 10, should also be equally 0000 KEYNOTES DINNER successful as San Francisco Mayor 1-1-1-1-. HOUSTON - The new director of Dianne Feinstein will be honored. the National Gay Task Force (NGTF), •••• 11 Virginia Apuzzo, will be the keynote SAN FRANCISCO speaker next Monday night, December MAYOR FETED 13, at a 7:00pm cocktail-dinner party at the Swim Club, the GPC informed TWT HOUSTON - Mayor Dianne Fein- stein of San Francisco, a champion of NEWS. Entitled "First Annual NGTF Salute gay rights, was to be the honored guest to GPC," tickets are $35 and may be at a December 10 benefit reception at ordered through any GPC board mem- the home of Drs. O'Brien beginning at ber or by calli ng GPC at (713)521-1000. 6:30pm. Apuzzo will be introduced by NGTF As reported earlier in TWT NEWS, the board member and president of GPC, cocktail gathering is being hosted by Larry Bagneris, Jr. Apuzzo replaced the Human Rights Campaign Fund Lucia Valeska earlier this fall when the (HRCF), which is the only national NGTF board of directors became dis- Political Action Committee (PAC) couraged with Valeska's actions and whose purpose is aiding candidates for asked for her resignation. national office who are committed to mmmmv protecting citizens' rights to sexual HRCF SUPPORTED BY privacy. c:c:c:c: Feinstein's accomplishments for gay 0000u..u..u..u.. MAYOR FEINSTEIN rights are many. She introduced and Washington, DC - The Human lobbied for passage of her city's first gay rights ordinance. She is also the C/)C/)C/)C/) Rights Campaign Fund (HRCF), the na- >->->->- tional Political Action Committee (PAC) first mayor in the U.S. to appoint an working to advance individual rights for openly gay member of a police 0000 lesbians and gay men, won an im- commission. •••••••••••••••••••• pressive 81% of the U.S. Congressional races it entered this year. In the RAY Hill TO C/)C/)C/)C/)•••• November 2 election almost $600,000 CHAIR GPC BOARD >->->->- was raised by HRCF. Of the 67 0000 members of the House and Senate who HOUSTON - Ray Hill, president of mmmm ran for re-election and who had co- the Houston Human Rights League sponsored the gay civil rights bills, (HHRL), has been elected to chair the c:c:c:c: every one was re-elected. Officials board of the Gay Political Caucus of 0000u..u..u..u.. estimated about 10 to 15 additional co- this city. The decision was reached sponsors in the House as a result of the November 30 by a unanimous vote, TWT C/)C/)C/)'C/) elections. In addition, several anti-gay NEWS learned. >->->->- members of Congress were defeated, Hill will fill the vacant chair of board including Rep. Albert Lee Smith, the member Norman Guttman, who resign- 0000 ed earlier this year to run for treasurer •••••••••••••••••••• chief House sponsor of the so-called "Family Protection Act." of the Caucus. Hill will chair the board •••• .•.. PAGEI3 TWT DECEMBER 10 - 16, 1982 PAGE 12 TWT DECEMBER 10 - 16, 1982 ,..."...-
• • • until the annual GPC elections in early
- ~ r w r UtCtMtltR 10 - 16, 1982 PAGE 15 PAGE 14 TWT DECEMBER 10 - 16, 1982 In addition to these festivities of the evening, the DGA will give to The Farni- Iy Place the donated toys from their An- nual "Toys for Tots" campaign, Collec- tion boxes have been placed in several Oak Lawn businesses, with Butler's Pantry Too at 3930Cedar Springs as the headquarters, Toys may also be dona- 1f ted the evening of the "gathering". DGA has also informed TWT NEWS of plans for the Annual Holiday Party to be held starting at 6:30, Friday evening, December 17, in the Central Hall of the BASEMENT404 Holiday Inn Central. This event for under TEX'S at members and their guests has been 404 COLORADO named "A Holdiay Affair with Don Baker-A Tribute," to honor Don Baker (512) 473-0031 for his achievements in gay and civil AUSTIN rights, The evening will be full and exciting with cocktails, dinner, awards cere- OPEN 7 DAYS mony, entertainment and dancing. En- A WEEK tertainment for the evening will be pro- 7PM-2AM vided by the Oak Lawn Symphonic 8rM SATURDAY DECEMBER Band, the Showstoppers and other en- t\1 tertainers of the community, NO COVER WITH COMPLIMENTARY HORS D'OEUVRES FEATURING THE ANNUAL CHRISTMAS CHECK DAllY SPECIALS KAMPY KAPERS Of CONCERT SATURDAY MON: LIQUOR BUST HOUSTON - The Montrose Sym- TUE: FREEBEER BUST phonic Band, Montrose Singers and Bayou Blues Singers will be the fea- WED: GENTLE BEN NIGHT tured performing groups in this year's f\~oki annual gay community Christmas con- cert, The concert will be held this Satur- WEEKEND day, December 11 at Cullen Auditorium on the University of Houston Central DISCO AND Campus, f\ona "'Twas the Night Before Christmas" CHAMPAGNE will be the theme of the concert, Tickets are on sale at Mary's, Kindred Spirits, SPECIALS APPEARING Wilde & Stein Books and Union Jack for WEDNESDAY THROUGH $5,Tickets can also be purchased from SATURDAY members of the performing groups and WE NOW HAVE SPM-2AM at the door before the 8:00pm concert, SUNDA YS 3-9PM director Andy Mills told TWT NEWS, COLOR TV The following evening, December 12, -,109 TUAM the Montrose Christmas tree will be . ::Jp .:; lighted in the 1100 block of Westheim- VISIT US IN OUR HOUSTON er at 5:30pm, The tree lighting has PLEASANT ATMOSPHERE ~ '-\ , become a tradition in the community, 528-91,28 There will be caroling, music and other entertainment. '\lJIf
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TWT DECEMBER 10 - 16, 1982 PAGE 19 PAGE 18 TWT DECEMBER 10 - 16, 1982 --- \\9t) , '32 W. ALABAMA, HOUSTON '830 W. ALABAMA, HOUSTON "". "" (OMMENT.~_~~'-" In this column, readers exchange ideas with other readers and with our editor in a public forum. ,20' RICHMOND, HOUSTON Address all letters to: Comment, TWT, Montrose Ventures Building, 2205 Montrose, Houston, Texas 77006. All letters become the property of TWT and must be signed (if you don't wish your name printed, please specify). And PLEASE keep your letters short. Starting out as the lady of Rock, Joan Appeal an Appeal? Jett, he worked to the beat of "I Love Rock Dear TWT: 'n' Roll," then worked his way into "I Feel There seems to be some unclearness Like Makin' Love" by Star Love, and then about Sam Hudson's bill to repeal Section the finale: As the lights flashed and the 21.06 of the Texas Penal Code. beat grew, B.J. ripped off the wig, makeup 1) The bill has absolutely nothing to do and jumpsuit to appear as the new vocal with the appeal of Judge Buchmeyer's star, B.J. Williams, singing live-Fantastic! AND NOVEL TIES ruling striking Section 21.06. The audience was so shocked and 2) It is legally impossible to "appeal an electrified that B.J. was enchanced to appeal." State Representatives, neither return for two encores-the only performer Sam Hudson nor I, can be involved in the to receive such an honor. appeal process as we are neither plaintiffs B.J. Williams won first place and the nor defendants. We can only be, and are, title "Entertainer of the Year 1983" in the supportive of Don Baker's position and two-week Texas Music Festival, and made can help only as expert witnesses, etc. if many people realize that gay people can we are asked to. and will be great entertainers, as well as 3) I have never said that I would not co- friends. sponsor Sam Hudson's legislation calling Congratulations and thanks, B.J., you've for legislative repeal. I have said that I opened another door for our people ... we wanted to hear what Houston GPC and the love ya! gay lobby thought of this particular Doug Sanders legislation before I did anything. I always Houston, Texas make an effort to hear from the local groups involved before I make a final The Odessa File statment. Dear TWT: 4) I very strongly support repeal of You asked me to send you the news Section 21.06. This law is not only archaic from Odessa, so ... and a violation of individual privacy but The Capri Club closed after the annual creates cruel and needless discrimination Halloween masquerade party. It was against an entire segment of the closed from November 1 through population which I care about deeply. November 15 for an extensive remodeling 5) I look forward to working closely with project. During the remodeling project, Rep. Sam Hudson concerning all of this everything in the club was remodeled from and our offices have already had several the bathrooms to the lights and sound. conversations about the bill. However, it The club now sports a rustic look with will be difficult to have a clear picture of rough cedar throughout the building. New various avenues until January when the carpet, stage curtains, bar stools, and legislature convenes. chairs are in browns and rust. The new Debra Danburg lights and the new sound system were State Representative, District 137 purchased from and installed by the Houston, Texas infamous Howard Metz of Dallas, Texas. The club re-opened November 16 to Victor or Victoria? welcome back a long line of waiting Dear TWT: customers. Construction still goes on even ARCADE FILMS CHANGED WEEKLY ... I attended the 22nd annual Texas though the club is now open for business State Music Festival and Convention in as usual. The workers are working to give TOTALLY ALL NEW WIDE Galveston, Texas and I truly was amazed the club a fresh new look outside and a SELECTION at ... the performance put on by Montrose new sign that really works. Now maybe it OF FALCON, COLT AND LE SALON singer and dancer, B.J. Williams, entitled won't be so hard to find with a new sign. FILMS, VIDEOS AND MAGAZINES "Here's to Victor, or Victoria?" ... All of the employees at the Capri would
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like to thank Dave Farris, the contractor, I the carpenters, the electricians, the 3810 CONGRESS #121 plumber, and Howard Metz, the lights and DALLAS (214) 521-0350 sound man for giving us such a handsome place to work in, To the boss lady, Miss @'AK OPEN Lillie, we all say thanks for making the R Capri a special place for the special folks AWN ECORDS NOON-9 MON-SAT ~ NOON-6 SUN in West Texas. "- , , , By the way, I am so happy that Hot -- GAY LIFE IN TEXAS Chocolate won the contest (EOY- Texas), NEW and we are even more proud to have him * hot men* personal ads* I FEEL LOVE (Mega Mix)-Patrick as entertainer of the year for Odessa again * erotic video revlews-e this year. *cruising texas-e Cowley-12" (LIMITED) George Anderson * real life experiences-e BACK IN MY ARMS AGAIN-Cynthia Odessa, Texas AVAILABLE BY Manley-12" San Marcos Mark SUBSCRIPTION ONLY Dear TWT: SAMPLE ISSUE $2,00 DON'T STOP-Motion-12" I want to take this opportunity to let 12 monthly issues $24,00 you know that I believe your magazine to free 30-word personal ad LAY YOUR LOVE ON THE be the best of its kind anywhere, I enjoy reading it every week and find that the with subscription LINE- Girlfriend-12" information presented is very useful and CONNECTIONS - Dept. T SYLVESTER-LP-HOTf HOTf timely, I don't know what I'd do without Box 101, 812 West North Loop TWT to keep me informed about events Austin TX 78756 around Texas, 512/474-1660*452-6664 GEARING UP FOR CHRISTMAS W,H,B, CE • San Marcos, Texas '-\&11'
PAGE 22 TWT DECEMBER 10 - 16, 1982 -- TWT DECEMBER 10 - 16, 1982 PAGE 23 An open letter to the gay community on hepatitis B
or severe "flu-like" sickness may continue for weeks or Hepatitis B, a serious disease, months. Ten percent of all infections become long may be sexually transmitted lasting (chronic) with potential complications that are Sexually transmitted diseases among the gay community sometimes more serious than those of other sexually are epidemic. Herpes has recently received a lot of transmitted diseases. The serious complications attention; gonorrhea and syphilis are well known; but include the chronic carrier state, chronic active the Centers for Disease Control (COC) recently issued a hepatitis, chronic persistent hepatitis, cirrhosis, and major recommendation for the prevention of another even cancer of the liver. Every year almost 4,000 carriers sexually transmitted disease: Hepatitis B. In their die of cirrhosis. In addition. carriers have a risk 273 Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report, the COCstated: times greater than that of the general population of "Susceptible homosexually active males should be contracting a usually fatal form of liver cancer. vaccinated [against hepatitis B1 regardless of their age or duration of their homosexual practices." Now this serious sexually MORE THAN JUST A LIFESTYLE,.., Gay men are at a high risk of transmitted disease is usually A PLACE TO CALL HOME contracting hepatitis B preventable by vaccination with In one study, from 51% to 76% of 3,816 gay men seen the new hepatitis B vaccine in five sexually transmitted disease clinics had evidence DAllAS ""--"~ -- of past or present hepatitis B infection. Once infected, After more than a decade of research and develop- there's a 6% to 10% chance of becoming a carrier- ment, a new vaccine is available for prevention. not capable of passing on the virus. The COCestimated treatment, of hepatitis B. In clinical studies. the there are nearly 1 million carriers in the United States vaccine was highly effective in preventing hepatitis B and that 100,000 of these carriers are gay men. infection and was generally well tolerated. No serious adverse reactions occurred in these studies. The vaccination regimen consists of a series of three The hepatitis B virus can be passed injections, the first two a month apart and the third, six on by contact with contaminated months after the first. To be effective, the vaccine must body fluids be given before a person gets hepatitis B. The vaccine such as saliva, urine, semen, and blood. The hepatitis B helps prevent the disease: It is not effective as a virus can be transmitted through tiny breaks in the skin treatment. We suggest that you consult your doctor to or contact with mucous membranes. This can occur determine if you should be vaccinated. during intimate sexual contact and can lead to hepatitis B for the partner of an infected person. Although most For more information about patients recover and over half contracting hepatitis B do not get symptoms, there is no specific treatment and hepatitis B and the vaccine to no known cure for hepatitis B infections. prevent it, contact your doctor, clinic, or the American Liver Foundation, Hepatitis B may lead to even more serious complications 998 Pompton Avenue, Cedar Grove, For those who do get symptoms of hepatitis B, a mild NJ 07009 (201) 857-2626. This message is brought to you as a public service by The American Liver Foundation Why]'ou should consult your doctor or clinic common local reactions included redness. swelling. warmth. The vaccine helps protect against infection caused by or formation of a hard. lumplike spot. The local effects were hepatitis B virus. This virus is an important cause of viral hepa- usually mild and lasted no more than 2 days after vaccination. titis, a disease mainly of the liver. Even mild forms of this disease Occasionally. low-grade fever (less than tOt OF) occurred. When may lead to serious complications and aftereffects. including it did. it usually lasted no longer than 48 hours following liver cancer. There IS no specific treatment for VIral hepatitis. vaccination. In rare cases. fever over t02 OF was reported. Vaccination is recommended for persons who have a More generalized complaints including malaise. fatigue. higher risk of becoming infected with hepatitis B virus headache. nausea. dizziness. muscle pain. and joint pain were because of frequent. close contact with infected people or reported infrequently. Rash was reported rarely. As with exposure to body fluids from such people. It will not protect any vaccine. broad use may reveal additional adverse reactions. against hepatitis caused by viruses other than hepatitis Bvirus. Your doctor or clinic knows what special care must be No serious adverse reactions were reported in over 6.000 taken when administering the vaccine and in determining who individuals receiving the vaccine in clinical trials. The most should receive the vaccine. The vaccine is not intended for frequent reaction was soreness at the point of injection: less persons who are allergic to any of its components.
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Author Sam Steward (Phil Andros) in 1935 (top), in 1950 (middle) and now (bottom). fully aware of what he does as a hustler. Stud, by Phil Andros; 212 pp.; Alyson Publi- cations, P.O. Box 2783, Dept. D-2, Boston, He is a product of the repressed and Massachusetts 02208; softcover, $6.95. restrictive fifties and early sixties, bound by the strictures of rigid roles Reviewed by David Fields and stereotypes. But what makes him The contradictions of our emotions so appealing in his dealings with his leave us slightly bewildered at times, friends and johns is that he senses and Phil Andros is no exception. The something beyond those limits. In the conflicts and experiences of a saintly stories he writes/narrates, he encoun- hustler who only half-heartedly portrays ters people who defy the framework of himself as "trade" makes up the collec- a "fruit" or "pansy." Phil Andros (Sam tion of related short stories in the book Steward) is a person who reflects the Stud. Phil Andros is the nom de plume attitudes of the times, but his human- of Sam Steward who wrote the stories ness and careful observations show in 1966. In a continuing series of books, how wrong those attitudes are. Alyson Publications has again reprinted Steward writes this closely related another of the underground classics of series of vignettes using Andros as the gay literature before Stonewall. tie-in, though they are not related close- Phil Andros is an engaging, compas- ly enough to be called chapters in one sionate person, college educated and book. Several of Andros' clients and
PAGE IJj PAGE 26 TWT DECEMBER 10 - 16. 1982 -- TWT DECEMBER 10 - 16. 1982 friends are blacks and Steward is en- sex, rather appropriate I'd say. lightened and open to them. Their por- The stories include everything from trayal is positive and shows the reality virgins to S&M, moments of ecstasy to ATTENTION ~ of their equality with all others. gang rape. The variety of a hustler's life THURSDAY Andros holds down part-time jobs, is well-presented, whether set in the TEXANS! , FRIDAY but his hustling is a full-time job so he backroom or the penthouse. AND SATURDAY moves on every so often. The image he Steward's works are similar in sub- 9:30PM-l :30AM maintains is hard-bitten-motorcycle ject to John Rechy's books, but Stew- Travel Specialists of San Francisco cap, leather jacket and tight Levi's. Sex ard is more hopeful in his attitude Invites You To Join Us Californians AB is implicitly presented and, though not towards the human condition and its for AND THE always for pay, he must keep his repu- improvement. He received his Ph.D. in CARNIVAL IN RIO tation in mind. English literature and through his works 'The Celebration of a Lifetime" The length of the stories are short REBEL came to correspond with Gertrude February 11 - 18, 1983' and make for easy reading. Each is Stein, ultimately becoming acquainted OUTLAWS entertaining and my attention didn't lag with her and her friend, Alice B. Toklas. Included in our package: • Round Trip Air Fare SUNDAY 8:30PM in any of them. One of the best features The "color" for his writing came from of the book is the way it shows how Dallas-Fort Worth/Rlo De Janeiro LITTLE his new career as a tattoo artist, stem- • Eight Days/Seven Nights in the homosexuals lived in those days of the ming from his ability as a graphic artist Four Star ****Continental Luxor BOBBY'S closet. We can appreciate and no long- and his love of young men. The stories Hotel - (1 Blk from Beach - near bars) VARIETY er take for granted the freedoms we they told formed the seeds that grew in- • Round Trip Airport/Hotel Transfers now enjoy. and Baggage Handling in Rio REVUE to the stories read here. Some of his • Breakfast Daily What may grate on the reader's sen- WITH work has been published in Denmark • Tour of Corcovado Mt., Tijuca Rain sibilities are the Obligatory negative at- Forest and Stern's Gem Factory SPECIAL and Switzerland for small gay maga- titudes that Andros has as a hustler, the • All Taxes & Service Charges of Land GUEST zines there. Arrangements condemnations of himself-quite op- The need this book so successfully • Flight Bag and Travel Wallet ERICA OIOR posite the "happy hustler" attitude filled was for descriptions of gay lives All for Only $1579 per person/Dbl Occ. some have tried to display. But they do lived openly and honestly. This book Ask about our Special Packages not interfere with the stories that end was successful and popular because it to San Francisco from Dallas with an "up" note, a cute punchline or told it like it was, and if not, like it and Houston unexpected twist. The characters are should have been. This is part of our realistic and appealing, and their hu- history, the history of the evolvinq gay TRA\I€L ~P€CIALlIT~ manity makes the experiences of Phil consciousness that continues to this O~~ANFRANCI~CO Andros all the more interesting. And by day. Its intrinsic value, as well as its the way, -phi Ie is Greek for "lover of" 491 Castro - San Francisco, CA 94114 entertainment value, makes the book Call Collect (415) 558-8900 and andro- refers to men and the male well worth having. '-\11.1 In LA 213-622-8310 - NY 212-509-0404
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TELEPATHY by George Klein The Sender, according to its publi- Pratt, and one can feel that since this cists, is "a psychological thriller in the is Christian's first effort as a director, manner of Hitchcock." As the saying he's out to wow the audience-and goes, though, don't believe everything wow them he does, judging from the your hear. RogerChristian, the director, response in the theater I visited. The does not seem to care for moral am- film isn't bad, I suppose, by today's biguity, perverse humor and a tight standards, and for once I didn't snicker script-hallmarks of Hitchcock-but nastily at yet another picture dealing rather appears interested in the tech- with ESP, telepathy, telekinesis, etc. nical aspects of his productions (Chris- Visually, the film is riveting, but why, oh tian was a set decorator for Star Wars why, isn't the rest of it any better? and art director on Ridley Scott's Alien). Christian tries to pump Thomas 8aum's Indeed, The Sender is very handsome- story with Gothic touches, but what we Iy mounted and photographed by Roger inevitably get is a lot of visual fluff
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Sender is more effective, more exciting than character development. In a pic- ture supposedly about the relationships between a group of people, the only thing an audience member can relate to v ,- is, paradoxically, a camera. Moreover, Christian fails to make a ~ a·zy·go really thrilling "thriller." When Harrold receives images from the young man, for instance, they are undeniably Gothic YOU KNOW WHAT HE WANTS ...GIVE IT! -a body being devoured by rats, in- sects in her cabinet, blood running from faucets. The shots are beautifully lit and constructed, but ultimately quite un- original. These scenes are exactly what one would expect in a pot-boiler sci- ence fiction film, something Christian
At a psychiatric clinic. EEG wires are taped to Zeljko Ivanek's forehead to test his ability to transpose his thoughts and dreams to the mind of another human being. pushed down the throat of a barely ade- quate script. As the movie opens, a young amne- siac (Zeljko Ivanek) tries to commit sui- cide-a la Norman Maine in the second version of A Star is Born-by walking into the sea. He awakens inside a psy- chiatric clinic, and a Dr. Gail Farmer (Kathryn Harrold) befriends him, only to discover that he has the capability of transmitting his dreams into the minds of others. As the amnesiac's villainous mother, Shirley Knight has a grand old Holding electrodes to Ivanek's scalp during electric shock time, giving her role a mock-serious- therapy, nurse Marsha Hunt screams in terror as he begins ness that is lacking in most of the other convulse. parts. With black hair and even darker apparently does not want to create. If circles under her eyes, I was certain this is true, can't the amnesiac be allow- FROM BLOOMINGDALE'S IN NEW YORK TO MACYS we'd hear "In the Hall of the Mountain ed to have a little more creativity? Does IN SAN FRANCISCO AND 80 CITIES NATIONWIDE King" when she made her final appear- his subconscious have to look like IN TEXAS-AUSTIN: PECAN SQUARE HOUSTON: something out of Weird Tales? Chris- BASIC BROTHERS SAN ANTONIO: UNICORN SHOP GIVE IT...GET IT ... ance. Yet this triteness of characteriza- AT FINER RETAIL STORES EVERYWHERE ASK FOR IT! tion conflicts with the painstaking at- tian wants to make a complicated, tention given to the visual details in the multi-layered film using that old shtick FOR A GENTLEMAN'S WAY TO ORDER-CALL 800·223·1333 E.T. 9-5 • IN NEW YORK 212-794-1816 OR BY MAIL- AZYGOS LTD. P.O. BOX 554, LENOX HILL STATION, NEW YORK, NY 10021 film, and is especially damaging in a about "reality" versus "imagination," American Express, Master Card, VISA, Diners Club, Carte Blanche Accepted. piece called "a psychological" thriller, yet really doesn't seem to trust the au- i.e., a film dealing with nuances in ac- dience. For all of its technical ingenu- tions and behavior. In other words, the ity, The Sender shows a lack of confi- hyperbolic nature of the images in The dence; it's a crackpot thriller. "II'
TWT DECEMBER 10 - 16. 1982 PAGE 37 porting role .... Streep, of course, is IN MEMORIAM - It would seem ww also the star of Sophie's Choice, which that old character actors and actresses, will probably be this year's blockbuster. like war heroes, never really die, but __ SHOWBIZ __ Co-starring with her are Kevin Kline and simply fade away. We recognize their Peter Mac Nicol. faces on the late, late show, often not by Jack Varsi remembering their names, and even- tually we may completely forget them after they retire. Unfortunately, they do die, and if they haven't worked in a while, their passing may go unnoticed by most of us. But that's what I'm here for. Do you remember Ruth Donnelly? WE NEED A LITTlE CHRISTMAS If not, maybe you'll remember her face DEPT - With the current unemploy- or her speedy wisecracks. Early in her 'career she was associated with George ment rate-the littler the better! Mean- Patty Duke (r) in The Miracle Worker (1962), and Pat- M. Cohan of whom she said: "I learned while, maybe some of the new holiday ty Duke Astin (/) twenty years later. movies will cheer things up a bit. If you to talk fast from him. He never let any- thing lag. Kept things moving. That was adored the movie Airplane a couple of ISN'T SHE MARRIEDTO THAT GUY valuable to me when I came to Holly- years ago (it was a movie that improv- WHO USED TO BE ON THE ADDAMS ed with repeated viewings), you'll be FAMIL Y - Yes, Patty Duke has been wood." Ruth Donnelly appeared in over tickled magenta to know that the se- married to the former "Gomez Addams" 100 movies, from the 20s to the 50s- quel, Airplane II: The Sequel, is upon us. (John Astin), and has billed herself Pat- Airplane II has a more intriguing plot: ty Duke Astin for several years now. it involves the first commercial flight to You can also stop asking "whatever the moon. On board the shuttle, and happened to her?" since she's busier back at Mission Control (which is los- than ever. She started out this fall as ing control), are some of the same star of a short-lived TV series, The Two bozos from Airplane, plus an assort- of Us, co-starring with Richard Crenna, ment of new ones. Robert Hays, Julie and for years she has appeared regular- Hagerty, Peter Graves and Lloyd ly in made-for-TV movies, the most re- Bridges, from the original cast, are join- cent being Something So Right, with ed by William Shatner, Sonny Bono, James Farentino and Ricky Schroder. Raymond Burr, Rip Torn, Chad Everett, Not too long ago she even remade The Chuck Connors and Kent McCord. Miracle Worker-the play (and film) that (l-r) Dick Powell, Ruth Donnelly and James Cagney in Foot- Original music forthe film was compos- established her as a child actress of ex- light Parade, 1933. ed by Elmer Bernstein who, once upon traordinary talents in the late 50s and among them were Mr. Smith Goes to a time, contributed some of early 60s. In the latest version she took Washington (1939),My Little Chickadee Hollywood's best scores, including To on the role of Annie Sullivan, with Me· (1940), The Bells of St. Mary's (1945), Kill a Mockingbird and Walk on the Wild (I-r) Kevin Kline, Meryl Streep and Peter MacNicol in Sophie's lissa Gilbert taking over the Helen The Snake Pit (1948) and Autumn Choice. Below: Meryl Streep in Still ot the Night. Side among quite a few others .... ".------"1t Keller role. Patty's most interesting Leaves (1956).She died November 17 at Another new movie of potential interest project to date is a new film called By age 86.... (At presstime we learned of is Still of the Night, starring Roy Design, which has already received the death of Lee Patrick, another major Scheider and Meryl Streep, and directed some good reviews from important character actress. See next week's by Robert Benton (who directed Streep critics. By Design, the latest of the cur- SHOWBIZ.) ... Marty Feldman's untimely in Kramer vs. Kramer). Scheider por- rent series of "gay movies," casts Pat- death December 2 at age 49 certainly trays "a compulsively neat" psychia- ty (yes, Patty Duke!!!) as an aging les- didn't go unnoticed; most of us were trist. After one of his patients is mur- bian who is concerned that her child- surprised if not shocked at the passing dered, he falls in love with the mistress bearing years are passing her by. Al- of this comedian. Although he has (Streep) of the victim. The mistress may though she is unfulfilled from her lack directed his own movies in recent be the murderer in this romantic thriller of a child, she is involved in a happy years, notably The Last Remake of which is an homage to the classic mys- relationship with a younger lesbian, Beau Geste (1977)and In God We Trust tery genre. Film buffs will be trying to played by Sara Botsford. The movie has (1980),some of us will prefer to remem- spot the subtle references to other mys- been described as a comedy with a ser- ber him as the bug-eyed hunchback in teries. Jessica Tandy appears in a sup- ious approach to a contemporary issue. Mel Brooks' Young Frankenstein (1974).
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PAGE 40 TWT DECEMBER 10 - 16. 1982 TWT DECEMBER 10 - 16. 1982 PAGE 41 'W)Q _ENTERTAINMENT.- TEXAS by Rob Clark MUSIC - Gayle Marie returns to Texas for a free concert at Houston's Kindred Spirits, according to promoter Cherry Wolfe. This concert is in celebration of her new album, Night Romeo Void Rainbow. Jan Martinelli will accom- pany on bass. The show is from Romeo Void comes from San Fran- Bennett, Paul Henreid, Billy Barty, But- 6-9:00pm, Sunday, December 12. Ms. cisco to perform at Numbers in terfly McQueen, Kathryn Grayson and Marie has appeared with such notables Houston, Monday, December 13. Lead Louise Rainer will be honored with life as Holly Near, Teresa Trull and Gwen vocalist Debora Iyall explains, "Romeo achievement awards. In addition to the Avery. Void means there are no romantic no- award festivities, there will be lectures tions here. We are about reality, not the conducted by these noted performers, myths created by other artists." In- dealers' booths with collectors items cidentally, the group's hit song is call- and memorabilia, and countless films ed "Never Say Never (I Might Like You shown. For ticket information and Better If We Slept Together)." Hmmm, other questions, please call Beth Wer- no romance, just want to dance. nick at (713)896-0306. The Christmas portion of Handel's ;:k\UtM1I'.(J,~, . choral masterpiece, Messiah, will be I' Rh7annon performed on Sunday, December 19 at day, December. 18 at 8:00pm for a con- 4pm in the sanctuary of St. Stephen's cert benefiting NTARAL and Pro- Episcopal Church, Alabama at Choice. The opening act will be by Siri Woodhead, in the heart of Montrose. Lini. Along with Rhiannon will be ac- THEATRE - Houston's Alley Thea- complished guitar player and vocalist tre announced that Monty Philip Mimi Fox. Holamon's play, Fan Dance, has been Bubba and Bear are currently playing selected as the second in the 1982/83 The City Lights club at Stouffers in season's series of four Monday Night Houston through January 1.The incom- Live presentations, staged readings of parable Samantha Samuels will per- new plays by promising playwrights. form at Houston's new Montrose City Fan Dance will be presented on the Hall on New Year's eve. Arena Stage at 8:00pm on Monday, De- cember 13. MUSICAL NOTES - Bill Folk's Alley Theatre's production, Fifth of recording of "We Are Here," a 45-rpm Gayle Marie July, will perform a special showing for single from Bright Moon Records, is GPC, Thursday, January 6. For further Dallas' new club, The Saint, has selling well across the country. "We Are Ruby Keeler information, call (713)521-1000. quite an impressive line-up of entertain- Here" was written by Folk for Phoenix' OOPS - TWT'S staff photographer, FLAIR - The Dallas Museum of Fine ment in the near future. Saturday, De- first Gay and Lesbian Rights March in Greg Havican, took the pictures of Arts presents works by the great painter cember 18, Freda Payne will perform. June 1981. Already busy on his album Quentin Crisp published in last week's known as EI Greco. This international Debra DeJean (one more time) will sing of the same title, Bill hopes to expand issue. exhibition of EI Greco's art is the most Christmas night. Friday, December 31, the ideas of gay pride and hopes for in- FILM FESTIVAL - The weekend of comprehensive ever assembled. It Bobby Orlando performs and Loverde dividual and social change through a February 4, 5 and 6,1983, the Shamrock brings together a substantial portion of plays Saturday, January 1, singing their positive, unified gay identity. The "We Hilton in Houston will host the Texas . his finest paintings, many of which hits, "Die Hard Lovers" and "My World Are Here" single is available by mail Film Society Achievement Awards have never before been easily accessi- Is Empty." order for $2.50 from Bright Moon (Yellow Rose) and MovielVideo Expo. ble. The exhibit continues through Feb- Dallas welcomes Rhiannon to the Records, P.O. Box 44654, Phoenix, Such film greats as Ruby Keeler, Joan ruary 6, 1983.'\\II? Downtown Library Auditorium Satur- Arizona 85064-4654.
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GROUP I ANSWERS I probably appear to be a pretty nice person, but maybe stuck-up to some. Inside I feel I'm a pretty nice person. I imagine each person's perception is different, but, based on how people react/respond to me, I would think I ap- pear to be attractive. Inside is pretty much like what's on the outside-and others can tell. Although I have been told I am too N T R "laid back," generally I think I am per- o s E ceived as aloof, cold, efficient, yet helpful and courteous. In truth, I am aloof, efficient, and just dying for the right man to show how warm and car- ing I can be. I feel I appear quiet to others and sometimes withdrawn. I don't feel that way inside. I enjoy people tremendous- SHOW BAR CABARET ly and like entertaining them. As a very normal person who likes 1318 WESTHEIMER • HOUSTON. TEXAS 77006 630-0303 • .••... TWT DECEMBER 10 • 16, 1982 PAGE as ~~~ ., '" 9{ -----i---U'_ g:.."" ( \ \------r-,.., ~Y' I I
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by Linda Parks, PhD. volve preoccupation with such fan- Because almost everyone has tasies as accidents, after-life, killing, be- thoughts and fantasies of self-destruc- ing revived or saved just prior to death, tion at some time, it is important to worthlessness, helplessness, despair understand their content. The uncon- and anguish. Those individuals whose scious motivations of the death-wish capabilities for coping are poor must be fulfillment include such diverse hopes seriously considered as presuicidal. and fantasies as wanting to be loved Fantasies and ideation provide a valu- again (Bender and Schilder, 1937),long- able indication of death-orientation, but ing to rejoin a deceased person with they should not be confused with le- whom there was an attachment (Zil- thality. Thoughts, fantasies and pertur- boorg, 1937),longing for an incestuous bation do not kill per se. union (Garma, 1937),attempting to pun- The process of life constitutes an in- ish introjects of a sadistic superego finite number of intra- and extrapsychic (Bernfeld, 1929), or seeking orgasm changes and adjustments. All adapta- through death (Reich, 1935). tions initially present a compromise. The ideas that may be expressed in- We are too often taught to live out one
TWT DECEMBER 10 - 16, 1982 PAGE 52 TWT DECEMBER 10 - 16, 1982 Illustration by Dennis Walker PAGE 53 lifestyle, and many individuals come to vague, nonspecific or abstract. The con- .~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~.believe that any modification is utterly tent may reflect seething rage, a motive ~ ~ alien, and impossible. At every stage of for revenge, quiet resignation, con- life the individual may be thrust into templativeness, happy anticipation or ~ ~ ~ situations that are intolerable to the even humor. However, no one seems ~ wIllS- ~ego. Intense anxiety and regression truly committed to self-destruction, and ~ ~ may ensue. The outcome mayor may the large numbers that seek medical ~ ~ not be serious, depending on the ego help clearly indicate that there is indeci- ~ 535 Westheimer @ Stanford • Houston • 520-0244 ~ state-its capacity to weather the sion, ambivalence and a wish to be dis- storm, to find new avenues and to im- suaded from the act. Suicide involves ~ OUR NEW OWNERS ~ provise rather than to retreat and periods of vulnerability representing ~ WELCOME EVERYONE FOR ~ succumb. crises of short duration. Intervention It is perfectly logical to assume that and therapy may reduce the vulnerabil- any disruption in an individual's life can ity and enable the individual to readjust ~ FREE BEER ~ cause an upheaval and that the ability and learn to cope. of the ego to mediate may prove inade- Individuals who commit suicide are ~ AND ~ quate; but however painful, this process distraught, distressed and unhappy, but does not necessarily lead to lethal con- they are not necessarily mentally ill. ~ BAR DRINKS ~ sequences. There is no evidence that self-destruc- ~ ~ It is normal to experience suicidal tive potential is inherited. The mystery thoughts and affect, when an individual of self-destruction has been filled with ~ 8-10PM ~ feels required, to initiate, undergo and hunches, guesses and myths, and it is ~ FRIDAY DECEMBER 10 & ~ implement intrapsychic change. A bat- necessary to explore some of them. tle is waged against primitive urges to One of the biggest myths is that peo- ~ SATURDAY DECEMBER 11 t punish, expel, excise, and to "kill" the ple who talk about suicide are unlikely ~ ~ resisting infantile forces that impede to commit suicide. This is not true, and ~ Announcing our new ~ the ego from accepting the new, osten- it is sheer folly to disregard their inten- sibly desirable state of affairs. Perhaps tions-by their ideation, warnings, ~ BILL 0' FARE ~ it was not coincidental that so many of threats or gestures. ~ ~ the world's creative giants endured Also, there is no group of individuals ~ WEDNESDAY- ~ deep depression and suffered suicidal not represented in the suicide strata. ideation in escalating to a higher Suicide can be traced to the rich or ~ 25¢ BAR DRINKS ~ form-one that required even further poor, gay or non-gay, male or female, ~ THURSDAY-NO COVER, ~ change or sublimation. young or old, professional or blue- In spite of our sophistication, we are collar, black or white, healthy or ill, ~". ROCK 'N' ROLL ~ all too often amazed and perhaps star- strong or weak. It is the period of vul- ~Irtilltflli/ ,"~~IDAY-NICKEL BEER AND ~ tled when we learn that an idolized, or nerability that represents crisis-not ~ ..f44[@;;fjfJiwt· . .... lO¢ BAR DRINKS 8-10PM ~ an idealized, figure is preoccupied with social condition or personal back- ~. ~··,%+A*i!J. , ~ fantasies about or longs for death. Sig- ground. ~ 7~r\'1t, 4iAT..URDAY-NICKEL BEER ~ mund Freud once said he thought of In closing, I want to briefly say some- ~ . 'b·, .. death every day of his life. thing about the survivor/victims of a ~ ~"0!~fi\NDroe BAR DRINKS, ~ However, the fine line between idea- suicide. The survivors-the families, ~ . 8-10PM ~ tion and preparation to depart this life loved ones, friends-are left to mourn has a definite communication of intent. and suffer guilt and anguish, and are, ~ SUNDAY-SUPER~ The most secretive person, or the in- in effect, victims who have their lives -e SHOW STARRING s- dividual who is unaware of his/her le- damned and devastated forever. There thality, will impart some clues of are millions of this increasing popula- -e ROXIE STARR ~ self-destructive plans. It has been tion who are tortured by self-blame, ~ AND CAST ~ shown that eight out of any ten people confusion, shame, loss and hatred. ~ ~ who do commit suicide have given evi- Many brood and spend years searching ~ MIDNITE SUN ~ dence of their intention to do so. A sim- for targets-motivated by the un- A~ ~ : ~ ple, matter-of-fact, verbal announce- conscious attempt to resolve the ment may be the precursor for suicide . depression in themselves. This is, in •WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW. But, declarations of intent may be turn, creating candidates for a suicidal MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS EARLY FOR OUR ANNUAL NEW YEAR'S EVE PARTY
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AUSTIN - Last week, when construction was fever-pitched at this city's newest dance bar, Back Street Basics,dj Duane (I) and manager Chris (r) took off their masks long enough to pose for the CRUISE CAMERA, , , BSB is now open and nestled in an area which many think may become the new gay crossroads of the capital city. , . Around the corner at Red River Crossing, they're gearing up for the return engagement of MR. FORT WORTH - David singer Harry Wingfield next weekend. Mcjunkins (r) has won the 1983 Mr. Gay Across the street at the Round-Up, more Fort Worth contest, owned by the and more continue to enroll in those Corral, and presented the night of weekly country dance lessons. . And, November 26 at the Other Place, Bill across town at the super-popular Dirty Rieber (c) was selected as first runner-up Sally's, the legendary Aunt B cut the and Lance Ross (I) placed as second ribbon (see CRUISE CAMERA photo below) runner-up, Tiffany Jones emceed as of her new tea parlour-a place to stir Tasha Kohl, Raina Lea, Lynn Christopher tea; a corner where tackiness shall reign, and Lady Vanessa entertained, CRUISE effective December 1, 1982, Photos by CAMERA photo by AI Macareno of TWT'S Scott Taylor of TWT'S Austin bureau," Fort Worth Bureau, TEXAS TElETYPE - Dan Cain and Ken Mcintyre, who built both Tex's Colorado Street Bar and The Boathouse in Austin, having sold those two clubs, are now in Houston building a new super disco on San Jacinto near the CBC-slated to open in early 1983 ... And, Joe Anthony, who has just become a great grandfather via Illinois, also becomes the grandparent of his other baby, Keoki Kona's Pineapple Palace atop Houston's Hole this Saturday-you won't believe how roomy and airy the new upstairs has PAGE 64 TWT DECEMBER 10 - 16, 1982 become- grand opening this Saturday. DALLAS - The 01' Landing cast has moved lock, stock and a barrel full of dresses to the stage of the Lil' Landing- formerly known as the Nutkracker ... The old Landing on Pearl closed last Friday after TWT'S Mr. Texas Pageant and remains closed until next Thursday when the new owners open the newly- revamped club as The Saint of Texas . .Last Thursday, the Old Plantation MISS HARRIS COUNTY - At returned, after two years, to Oak Lawn Houston's Escape Club on the night of and is now enjoying its first Dallas November 22, the vibrant Miss T gave weekend-a new club with an old name up her Miss Harris County crown to ... and, when Adam's Inn reopened as Nikki Hansen (c) whose lavishly staged just Adams, Mama Jeanie Donnelly and production number also won the best her boys, Steve Wolford and Billy talent award. First runner-up was the Robertson (see CRUISE CAMERA), axed the very talented Shanna Roberts (I) who shows and the male dancers so all gay also won best presentation. Second Adams could cruise continuously. Photo runner-up was the always popular by Robert Araya of TWT's Dallas Bureau. Kichell Michaels (r) who also won best evening gown. Rounding out the field of top finalists were Laura Lee Love, Laura Cartier and Paivi. CRUISE CAMERA photos by Greg Havican of TWT'S Houston Bureau. NAME DROPPER - Holly Near, recently featured on TWT'S cover, coming in January R.J.'s performs this Saturday night, December 11 with Adrienne Tort, Carrie Barton and POINTER SISTERS IN CONCERT Susan Freundlich in a Paramount Theatre concert in Austin ... Oliver! continues to play at Galveston's Strand Street Theatre through December 19 ... Talented ~ Buddy D of the popular Boylesque R.J. PRODUCTION, fACES AN ILLUSION EXTRAVAGANZA Revues, has become show director of Frank Caven's bars in the D/FW metroplex ... And, at the Venture-N in Houston, owners Jim (I) and David (r) got ~ Eleven Houston into wacko-citv drag last Sunday for the KID'S KRISTMAS - R.J. PRODUCTION, ~/.J_~'Y TEXAS PREMIERE bars participate in a worthwhile last great drag extravaganza (see photo bartender's show next Thursday at the ~;z...-:r::: below) ... But, it was all for a good Midnite Sun to help the kids of Houston's cause as $1,600 was raised for Kaposi's Child Welfare Center have a merrier Sarcoma. CRUISE CAMERA photo by Thom "Kristrnas." Peaches, Roxie Starr, Danny 'sping of TWT'S Houston bureau. Villa and Randolph Parks will co-emcee. TOYS FOR TYKES - For the third year, the San Antonio gay community is SUNDAY, DECEMBER 12 coming together to help needy kids in WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15 the Alamo City have a merrier Christmas. The Elf Louise Toys for Tykes benefits, under the coordination of Scotty Roberts, JIMMY DEE, DANA DOUGLAS kicked off their nine-day affair at Faces last Monday. Still to come are Daddy's BRANDI WEST Bt KANDI DELIGHT and Club Heads or Tails this Sunday, Our Place next Monday, San Pedro Mine next Tuesday and Bonham Exchange next Wednesday. Last year's $10,000 total is expected to be exceeded by an 5404 LBMMON DALLAS 521-6553 additional $5,000 this holiday season.
PAGE '67 FROM THE SOURCE - Sundance Kid himself, Big Mike, informs HOT TEA that the big Dallas Christmas charity show for the needy is next Thursday ... The all- women Rainbow Band plays next Thursday at High Country, where a new boutique for women is now open. . And, [o Carters Ranch celebrates its second big anniversary in Houston this Sunday. ! TATTLE TALE - Whispers and rumors I that a bar called Whispers was to open in Amarillo are unfounded, as Whispers has just opened in EI Paso, downtown, ~ across from the Hol iday Inn - ready for the Sun Bowl ... And, it's no Fantasy that Fantasy has become Texas A&M ;11 'l'(J1l11l1)"S II/lIlIll"ll' l: country's new second gay bar on College •...•. . SIlO,) Avenue in Bryan-at least on Thursdays. SAN ANTONIO - Winning the trophy ~ TOMMY'S BARBER SHOP for the best decorated booth at SAGA's MR. UPTOWN - In a class act second annual Gay Fiesta '82 on preliminary to TWT'S Mr. Texas, the new November 22 in MacArthur Park was rage, Uptown Dallas, crowned their club & TWT'S fantastic photographer, Jim winner last week. The first Mr. Uptown ~t't Hamilton, of The Studio. Appearing in his Dallas is Phillip Goudeau (c), first runner- MISS CHARLOTTE'S own CRUISE CAMERA' photo i next to the left up was George Boyes (I). Standing at the llltV.t1 ~\\Il~'t is (I-r) Julie, his business associate; Oscar, microphone is manager Jim Ryan (r) with tll\\'tt~'t PHESENTS his personal associate; and makeu Mr. Tiffany Jones-who, incidentally, has artist Zeus. emceed more muscle pageants than any other emcee in America! No body does it HA ClUUSTMAS GONG SHOW" better! Photo by Robert Araya of TWT'S Dallas bureau. SPM DECEMBER 12 IF WE KNOW - We tell! Last weekend, when Dirty Sally's chartered buses between their Austin and Houston clubs, two were left behind. It seems Houston's Rodney missed his Austin nST departure and that Austin's Tom Tolliver STnIP pulled his "elephant man" stunt \ ?t1\SON somewhere on Houston's Loop 610. ,,\&1.1 ~\\\\~~~ ACT CONTtST \~\\~~~\'t ."!Jr, ~\\~-\~,
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PAGE 68 TWT DECEMBER 10 - 16. 1982 PAGE 69 VARIETY SHOW WELCOME TO THEALL NEW HOUSTON - The second annual MSA Christmas variety show will be held at Nurn- "SPORTS_ bers, 300 West heimer, next Tuesday, De- BRAZOS RIVER BOTTOM cember 14. Doors will open at 8:00pm follow- HOUSTON HITS ed by the show at 9:00pm. Dancing will tol- HOUSTON - At the HIT Invitational THE ORIGINAL low after 11:OOpm. Bowling Tournament in Milwaukee over KING Thirty MSA members will perform live, irn- Thanksgiving weekend, several MSA 't personate records, do comedy and accent bowlers won awards. Singles: Robert Ar· OF THE KICKERS with surprises, president Jim Reagan ex· riaga took 28th place, Lewis Schneider took plained to TWT SPORTS. Again this year, Jerry 19th place and Randy Ellis won 14th place. HOUSTON'S Kaufman will direct the show, which is a mix Doubles: Del Fullen and Arriaga won 12th of both men and women involved in all MSA place; all events: Arriaga won 20th place and C&W subgroups. Larry Lentz won 16th place. Team: cornbina- LEJl #1 CLUB Fifteen sportsmanship awards, a sponsor tion team of New York, Milwaukee and MONDAY IS award and three special service awards will Houston with Don Jaimson in 2nd place. also be presented and announced in TWT HARD TIMES NIGHT US SPORTS. HOUSTON BOWLERS 90C BEER HOUSTON - In last Monday night's n • $1.25 WELL DALLAS BOWLERS bowling action, Sam Immordino reported to DALLAS - Standings in the OLBA TWT SPORTS these standings. WIT:u~'~~~ ENTERTAIN through December 6 were reported to TWT Division A: 1) Queen Pins; 2) Galleon One; SPORTS by Jim Beck. and 3) Lois Lanes. Division A: 1) Natalie Deadwoods; 2) Division B: 1) Bushwackers; 2) Briar Patch L'Rmr; and 3) M&M's. Two; and 3) Daddy's Two. Division B: 1) Cyprians; 2) Oh Daddys; and Division C: 1) Hole; 2) Alleycats; and 3) YOU. 3) Pine Valley Misfits . Fuuballs. • • Division C: 1) Numbers; 2) Jockey Shorts; Division D: 1) Copa; 2) Barnyard Hoers; and 3) Odd Squad. and 3) All the Way. In Division A, Chuck Hurd's 246 won high Top three singles: Butch Irish-237; Ken game and Ross Powell's 618 won high Keener-236; and Bob Craig-235. Top series. In Division B, Lonny Martin won high three series: Keener-645; Craig-640; and game and series with scores of 204 and 558. Steve McConaughy-611. In Division C, AI Aaron won high game and TUES & WED 9-1 series with 226 and 612. CORPUS PINS MIKE HAMMOND AND SAT & SUN MIXED BOWLING CORPUS CHRISTI - In the Gutter BUCKSKIN BAND SCHNAPPS League, Bobby Wilcox reported the latest BLOODY MARYS HOUSTON - In the MSA Thursday night standings: 1) Hidden Door; 2) Pick Ups; 3) WITH DRINK SPECIALS SCREWDRIVERS mixed bowling league, Richard Duachy Texas Boys; 4) Hot Box Lunch; and 5) Gutter reported the following standings through Sluts. December 2 to TWT SPORTS. Wilcox won both high game and series 7St Division A: 1)Just Marion and Lynn's Five with 201 and 536. High game runners-up MUSTANG BAND Alive; 2) Seagulls; and 3) Tina's Troups. were Marty Rogers' 206 and Chuck West's THURSTHROUGHSUNDAYS Division B: 1) Natives R Restless; 2) Thurs- 200. High series runners-up were Steve day Knights; and 3) Five Pins. .Falgout's 529 and Andy White's 500. '\IJI?
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PAGE 91 8PM-2AM SPECIA~ EVENTS SUNDAY 25rt DRAFT CHANGED TO $2.00 BEER BUST ..CALENDAR_ FRIDAY - DECEMBER 10 (DA) MCCD: Prayer Service, 7:15p (HO) Comm. Coffee House: 7:30p; "Nijinsky," 9p ~l~ (HO) Midtowne Spa: VD screening, 9p-1a (SA) Bonham Exchange: "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof" (HO) UofH (Cullen): MSB Xams concert, 8p SATURDAY - DECEMBER 11 161l PARK PLACE (AB) EMCC: Potluck, 7:30p (AU) Tex's Colo. SI. Bar: VD screening, 10p-2a FT. WORTH, TEXAS (DA) Oak Lawn Library: Xmas tree lighting, 6:30p (GA) Silver Palace: Miss lone Star State (817) 927 ..9861. (HO) Escape: VD screening, 9p-1a (HO) Hole: Grand opening of Pineapple Palace, 8p (SA) Bonham Exchange: "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof" (SA) Heads or Tails: Toys for Tykes WATCH FOR NEW SOUND &. LIGHTS! SUNDAY - DECEMBER 12 (AB) EMCC: Services, 11a (AU) Dirty Sally's: Dignity-Austin benefit, 4-9p BAR HOURS: MON-FRI (AU) MCCA: Services, 2p (DA) Free Spirit Comm. Church: Serv. 10:15a FT. WORTH'S HOTTEST 4PM-2AM (DA) MCCD: Services, 11a & 7:15p (OA) UCC: Services, 11a MIXED BAR SATURDAY -2PM-2AM (PN) Agape MCC: Service, 11a (GA) MCCG: Services, 1p SUNDAY- NOON-2AM (HO) Bering UMC: Services, 10:50a (HO) CCF: Services, 10:45a, 7:15p (HO) Comm. Gospel CIr.: Meeting, 2:30p FANTASTIC AFTER HOURS WITH HOT MUSIC (HO) Drum: Toys for Tots, 3p (HO) Mary's: Xmas tree lighting, 5:30p; (HO) MCCR: Services, 10:45a & 7:15p (HO) Monl. Church of Christ: Services, 12:30p (HO) New Freedom Church: Service, 10a (HO) Ranch: Second anniversary party (SA) Dignity: Mass, 5p SUNDAY DEC' 19-8PM (SA) Daddy's: Toyes for Tykes (SA) Heads or Tails: Toys for Tykes (SA) MCCSA: Services, 11a, 7p MONDAY - DECEMBER 13 "TOYS FOR, TOTS" (AU) Lambda: Men's Awareness group, 8p (OA) Bronco Bowl: OlBA Bowling league (OA) MCCD: DGA meeting, 7:30p COUNTRY & WESTERN HOEDOWN (HO) Bering Mem. Church: Montrose singers re- hearsal,7-10p (HO) Stadium Bowl: MSA Bowling league COVER CHARGE· (SA) Bonham Exchange: "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof" (SA) Our Place: Toys for Tykes TUESDAY-DECEMBER 14 NEW TOY OR DOLLAR VALUE (OA) II/ICC: Oak lawn Band rehearsal, 7p (HO) Bering Church: Montrose Symphonic Band rehearsal, 7:30p COME ONE-COME ALL! (HO) Comm. Gospel Ctr.: Meeting, 7:30p (HO) Numbers: MSA Xmas variety show, 9p (SA) San Pedro Mine: Toys for Tykes WEDNESDAY - DECEMBER 15 (AB) EMCC: Bible Study, 8p SUNDAY (AU) MCC: Service, 7:30p (OA) Hideaway: Grand opening, 8p 65q; BLOODY MARYS fo4{--'-~ (DA) MCCD: Service, 7:15p (FW) Agape MCC: Service, 7:30p NOON-8PM (HO) GPC: Meeting, 7:30p ~~~~ (HO) MCCR: Service, 7:30p (HO) New Freedom Church: Prayer/Share time, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15 J;b~~t# 7:30p (SA) Bonham Exchange: Toys for Tykes ".w /;1(A ~)t.jJbI1 THURSDAY-DECEMBER 16 TREE TRIMMING PARTY (AU) Lambda: Women's Awareness group, 8p WITH FREE EGGNOG (DA) Saint: Grand opening, 8p b44J(t~ (HO) Interact: Xams benefit buffet, 7:30p (HO) Midnite Sun: Kristmas for Kids, 9p 9PM TILL? (SA) Bonham Exchange: "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof"
TWT DECEMBER 10 - 16,1982 twTD~E~C~EM~BE=R~1~Q--~1-6,~19~8~2------\'WT PAGE 95 PAGE 94 00000° °0 ° OU(",0....00° 0 000°00°00° \\OW 000 ° C tooo °00 000 0 0 ° 0° °0 0 0 00 0 0° °0 O~OO~Oo~C ...----_CLASSIFIED ~ . o 00° 000 0 To advertise in TWT Classified, send 35¢ per word °°0°°0°0 (key words requested in all caps or italics are 75¢; Houston. o 000 000 centering, 50~) to TWT Classified. WANTED OOOOOOC Mail or call your nearest TWT Office: 2205 Mon- Garage to rent or lease near Dunlavy and Fairview. Phone (713)526-6753. 00 000 0 trose, Houston, Texas 77006, (713) 527·9111, or 3409 o 00 0 00 ~. 0 0 0 0 oak Lawn, Suite 117, Dallas, Texas 75219, (214) Houston. Efficiency apt. 1903Commonwealth. $245 0 0 521.0622. + electric. Great neighbors, great place. One left. °OOOOOOC Ad copy and payment must reach TWT office by Call Joanne, (713)664-8048. o 0 00 12noon the Monday preceding publication. Ads can- Austin. APARTMENT RENTAL 0°°00 not be accepted after dead·line. TWT places ad in 00 C proper category. Include area code in telephone SERVICE 0 0 0 number. TWT not responsible for errors after first in- Fast, free rental assistance. Anywhere in Austin. 00 sertion. Acceptability of ad content subject to the Apartments, duplexes, townhouses, condos. Lou or discretion of TWT. Phil, (512)458-6111. Houston. All ads must be paid for in advance. All Texas WE CAN FILL YOUR RENTAL NEEDS checks must include Texas Driver's License Apartments, condos, town homes, office space number. Out-ot-state ads must be paid by Call MICHAEL MAHURIN, (713)520·9898 Acker-Blum & Assoc. Realtors, Inc. money order or cashier's check; not personal Leasing Division check. No exceptions. Thank you. Specializing in Inner-City Properties
0 FOR RENT/LEASE Houston. Montrose. One bedroom-$300. 0 ) r. Two-$450. Central AlH, new carpet, clean, quiet, Houston. Q~O SPRING BRANCH available now. (713)528-7698,523-4202. 00000 Looking for that perfect apt? We've got it! Spacious Houston. Montrose-large efficiency, hardwoods, ) 0 00-." efficiency, 1,2 & 3 bedrooms-starting at $260 + great kitchen, walk-in closet, only $50 deposit and 000 0 electric. Call Pat Ireland at (713)461-6908. $310/mo., bills paid! (713)531-6833. 00 0 0 Houston. 1-1V,. Houston. 0 River Oaks townhouse-lease. Montrose. 2-1V, contemporary condo, in o 0 0 $475plus utilities. (713)961-1517,783-1785. a small designer complex-IDEAL FOR ROOM- ) 0 00 ° MATES-$650 per month with a $650 security 0°0 0°0 Houston. Downtown/Medical Center. New architec- 00 0 00 0 turally stylish apartments, good security, off-street deposit, a one year lease. The right person can o 0°0 000 parking, enclosed courtyard, lease. References re- paint for the security deposit. Call: MICHAEL )000000 MAHURIN at (713)520-9898,Acker-Blum & Assoc., 0 0 quested. Mr. Haar, (713)528-8826. 0 0 0 0 0 Leasing division. Houston. Townhouse for rent, 2 bdrm, 2V, bath, oo~oo~oo~ Houston. Montrose-Contemporary guest house. 000 000 000' W/B fireplace, wet bar, Galleria area, 5807 Beverlyhill.$550/mo., lease/purchase available. Call One large room, cathedral ceiling, Jenn-aire kit- )00000000000°0° Karen6-8 evenings, (713)664-9008. chen, large bath with skylight. Large walk-in closet. 00 0 00 ° 00 0 Very private. $400 + electric. (713)526-2111. 0 Houston. Montrose. Spacious attractive 2-1 duplex. 00°00°00 0 Houston. Nice one bedroom apartment. $305. (713) 0 Excellent location. Central AlH, formal dining, hard- )000000°00 526-1000. 000 000 000 000' woods,large country kitchen, appliances, breakfast 00 0 00 0 00 0 00 room and WID connections. $600 + bills. (713) Houston. Memorial-Unfurnished garage efficien- o 000 0°0 000 0 526-4847,524-2433. cy apt., air/heat, $325/mo. + deposit. (713)984-2902. ) 0 00 0 0 0 0 00 ° 0 0"- 000 000 000 0°0 ~. Houston. Montrose: Unique, large designer apart- Dallas. OFFICE SPACE-Luxury individual offices 00 0 00 0 00 0 00 0 0 ment in great duplex. Living room, dining room, two in Oak Lawn includes receptionist & full-time o 0°0 000 000 000 bedrooms,den, huge deck, hardwood floors, ceiling secretarial services. Space available Dec. 15th. i:'0 00 0 00 0 00 0 00 0 fans, central air/heat, washer/dryer. Perfect loca- (214)744-5334. 000 000 000 000 000 tion. Beautiful, $895 plus utilities. (713)528-2910. 00 0 00 0 00 0 00 0 00 Dallas. Look at the variety our community offers in Houston. o 0°0 000 000 000 00 Heights. Very nice 1 bedroom garage Oak Lawn. POOl,laundry, connection for cable in all ) ° 00 0 00 ° 00 ° 00 ° 00 apartment, wall to wall carpet, AlC, ceiling fans, our one bedrooms, two bedroom, two bath flats, - iIt 9 9 9 $350 + deposit & utilities. Available Jan. 1, '83. and two bedroom studios. Leases starting at $285 (713)880-3862,880-2590. + deposit. (214)521-2851,Bob. Houston. Montrose. Beautiful one bedroom with San Antonio. Rooms and efficiencies. Weekly pool, personal washer/dryer, complete appliance rates. MEN ONLY. Apply in person. 826 Ave. B, San kitchen. Ideal for young professional. Small gay Antonio. (512)222-9456. Complex. Excellent location. A dream place, $425. Houston. Montrose-efficiency, bills paid, near (713)524-0689or 524-7921evenings. Montrose & Richmond. (713)520-6137. Da;las. One bedroom apts-Oak Lawn-furnished Houston. Montrose, close-in weekly rentals conve- or Unfurnished. Unique and convenient. (214) nient to bus and shopping. Adults only. $40 to 327-9207,692-2313,526-8134. $90/week. (713)862-2692. 02aIl8s. Oak Lawn. 2 bedroom condo. Call John, ( Houston. Heights one bedroom apt., lots of per- ~ 521-8676,670-6716. sonality in small unique beautifully landscaped Houston. Montrose. Beautiful 2 bdrm. condo, all courtyard bldg. Mirrored walls, track lighting, ceil- elect. Skylights, beamed ceilings, security gate, ing fan, carpet, AlC, private fenced patio, covered c(7overedparking, pool, sun deck, $695 + lights. parking, security, $275/month. (713) 864-0225, ~23-4202. 862-2692.
PAGE 96 TWT DECEMBER10 - 16.1982 l'WTDECEMBER10 - 16.1982 PAGEt .. -;u5ion. Operation Documentation ... a program Dallas. Gay Episcopalians. Integrity/D-FW regular ~esigned to prove that real, pervasive discrimina- meetings, 7:30pm, last Thursday of each month. SI. PEPPINO'S TOO tiOn exists. Civil Rights, Housing and Employment Thomas the Apostle Church, Mockingbird at In- violations are of particular importance. Confiden- wood. Also 5pm each Sunday. ITAllAN RESTAURANT tiality guaranteed. Call (713) 521-1000. Austin. Brighter Day Counseling Center of Austin: SALON --- PUBLIC SERVICE' Brighter Day, a 24-hour service to the community, is taking calls from (you) the community. Regardless --AUst-in. MCCA has a new time for Sunday service: of age, sex, race, religion and/or sexual preference. ET VOUS 2:00pm. Wednesday service, 7:30pm. 408 W. 23rd, If you have a problem with drugs, emotions, or com- SPAGHETTI, CARBONARA AUstin, TX. munity resources, you are invited to call. For serv- ices or information call (512) 451-2255. Volunteers HoUston. Gay & Lesbian couples groups now form- PIZZA, VEAL, CHICKEN, are needed. ing to deal with communication & relationship pro- STEAK AND FETTUCINE blems. Call the Institute for Mental Development, Houston. Gay & Lesbian Couples Groups now for- (713) 523-0760, for information. ming to deal with communication & relationship problems. Call the Institute for Mental Devel- Beaumont. Gay & Lesbian groups now forming to opment, (713) 523-0760, for information. AN ALTERNATIVE deal with communication & relationship problems. BEER AND WINE Call the Institute for Mental Development, (713) Houston. Congregation Aytz Chayim, gay & lesbian 899-2390 0Ned. & Thurs.) for information. Jews, meet for shabbat services every 2nd & 4th WINE AND COFFEE Dallas. Friday each month at 8:15pm at MCCR, 1919 '" Decatur. A short business meeting & oneg will BAR /"" E-C Dallas follow. For information call (713) 688-8997, (713) HOURS Dallas Chapter of National Evangelicals Concerned 686-2240, or (713) 552-1340. BPM-2AM noW meeting. Write Curt at EC-Dallas, 2901 Knight, MONDAY-FRIDAY #111, Dallas, TX 75219, (214) 522-2061. Dallas. GAY?? METHODIST?? Interested in sharing (closed tuesday) 11AM-2PM Houston. fellowship with other gay Methodists in the Metro- plex? Affirmation is for you!! For more information, SDA TUESDAY-SUNDAY write: P.O. Box 64427, Dallas, TX 75206. Gay Adventist? So are we. For more information, 5:30PM-10:30PM write SDA Kinship, 3701 W. Alabama, Suite 450, Houston. MONTROSE COUNSELING CENTER: ~ Houston, TX 77027. Professional counseling & psychotherapy are pro- vided for individuals, couples, families & groups. Dallas. Dignity/Dallas-Meetings Tuesday, 7:30pm, The Center seeks to address adaptional needs 1336 WESTHEIMER Catholic Charities Building, 3845 Oak Lawn, Dallas, & TX. (214) 330-1063. life concerns of gay men & lesbians. The Center is 3326 N. FITZHUGH available to all persons for whom same-sexuality is HOUSTON DALLAS. 52 1-4560 Dallas. JOIN THE CELEBRATION! Sundays,9am, an issue. By appointment only. All donations are 11am, 7:15pm. Metropolitan Community Church of 522-3416 tax-deductible. 900 Lovett, Houston, TX 77006. Dallas. 2701 Reagan. (214) 526-6221. (713) 529-0037. '-\W
M.S.A. Christmas in Montrose Tuesday, December 14, 1982 at NUflBERS AggIEtS 300 WESTHEIMER 526-6551 DISCO Doors open at 8:00 AFTER HOURS Show starts at 9:00 FRIDAY & SATURDAY Dancing 11:00 until 2:00 BEST LIGHTS & SOUND IN TOWN! THISFRlDAY & SATURDAY M.S.A. Awards DEC, 3 & DEC, 4 Door Prizes 8PM-MIDNIGHT (video recorder and cash) FREE DRAFT BEER & 50¢ WELL DRINKS Tickets in advance or at door during night - $3.00 1005N. FILMORE • AMARILLO • 372·5081
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• GENE HOWLE AND LYNN GANEY PRESENT i in cooperation with SHANE PRODUCTIONS
SUNDAY lO:30PM SHOW j , , presents the WITH EMCEE second annual CASSENDRA LANDA STARRING ANITA MISS BARBITUATE MISS COPA 1983 LONE STAR WITH FELICIA PHILLIPS STATE/{]SA ANDREA MICHAELS JACKIE AND PAGEANT 2214 MECHANIC DEITRA GALVESTON 763·9334 ALLEN BEAUMONT'S $250 + Trophy-WinQ.~r ENTERTAINER $175 + Trophy--l,$'y~lijl'~I'~(lP OF THE YEAR 83 $125 + Trophy-2naR~nnet·(lp PLUS based on 20 contestants Entry Fee $35.00 fRtt BttR LIMITED RESERVED SEATlNG-$5 SATURDAY 8-10PM SRO at the door-$3 10PM DECEMBER 11 For information, ca11 K.C., Bobby or Johnny (713) 763·9334 or 763-4216
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•~_•• JHE GUIDE__ ABILENE CHURCH (Area Code: 915) Sundowner 497 Crockett 833-3989 ExodusMCC .... 1074'12S. 2nd/P.O. Box 2473 .... 862-6266 BEAUMONT COUNSELING (Area Code: 713) ABILENE CLUB (Area Code: 915) Institute of Mental Devel. .... 2182 Eastex Fwy ..... 899-2300 walnul SI. PUb 4th & Walnut. 677-2522 COLLEGE STATION CLUBS (Area Code: 713) ABILENE ORGANIZATION (Area Code: 915) Astraptes 805COld Wellborn Rd 696-1100 Janashop 1074V, S. 2nd. . 673-5462 COLLEGE STATtON ORGANIZATIONs/HELPLINES AMARILLO CLUB (Area Code: 915) (Area Code: 713) Maggie's Disco. . 1005 N. Fillmore 372·5081 Alternative PO. Box 8109177844 848-8022 papillion 401 Taylor. . 374-1342 Gay Student Services...... 848-8022 TakeFive 323 West 10th 372·9240 CORPUS CHRISTI CHURCH (Area Code: 512) AMARILLO ORGANIZATIONS (Area Code: 915) Unitarian Church 3125 Home Rd . AA(24-hours) ...... 373-6025 CORPUS CHRtSTI CLUBS (Area Code: 512) CrisiSIntervention...... 37&4251 Hidden Door 1003 Morgan Ave 882-0183 GayCommunity Services PO. Box 2324179105 . Zodiac 617 S. Staples 883-7753 \Z~ ARLINGTON CLUB (Area Code: 817) CORPUS CHRISTI ORGANIZATtONs/HELPLINES TarrantCounty Mining Co 735 N. Collins 265-6448 (Area Code: 512) ARLINGTON BUSINESS (Area Code: 817) Alpha Plasma Center 3105 Ayers St. 883-2640 RoOmmatesof America 261-6395 Gay Alcoholics Anon 3125 Home Rd.... 882-0709/937·1361 ARLINGTON ORGANIZATIONs/HELPLINES (Area Code: 817) DALLAS ATIORNEYS (Area Code: 214) TarrantCounty Gay Alliance 92&3521 Day, Kim K. 1309 Main #1112 742·2281 UTAComm. Serv. Cntr. (psychiatric help) 273-2165 Koss, Gregory 4500 Lemmon 5594760 AUSTIN ADULT BOOKSTORES (Area Code: 512) Stewart & Solomon 3721 N. Hall #603 526-6034 Mr.Peepers 213 E. 6th 478-D243 DALLAS BATH (Area Code: 215) Stallion Bookstore 706 E. 6th 477-0148 Club Dallas 2616 Swiss 821·1900 TexasNo.1 News Stand 1910 Guadalupe 472-0010 DALLAS BUSINESSES/SERVICES (Area Code: 214) Citadel 613 W. 29th 477-0457 A Better Car Rental 3704 Maple 526-8496 AUSTIN BATH (Area Code: 512) A Floral Adventure 3001 Cedar Springs 651-0025 ClubAustin . .. 308 W 16th 476-7986 Big "D" Plants 2922 N. Hall. . . . . 521·9678 AUSTIN BUSINESSEs/SERVtCES (Area Code: 512) B&W Liquors...... 4044 Cedar Springs 526-5820 capitol of Texas Travel Agency .. 1501 W. 5th #102 .. 478-2487 .2402 N. Fitzhugh. . 821-0411 Connections Box 101-812 W. N. Loop. . 474-1860 Butler's Pantry Too .3930 Cedar Springs 521-0432 EagleLeather 705 Red River . Coffee Beanery .2817 Greenville 821·2000 Mr.Video 213 E.6th 478-D243 Eagle Leathers. .3912 Cedar Springs 528-4820 TwinLiquors 519 E. 7th 472-6595 .4025 Maple Ave 528-4820 VideoBarn 708 E.6th .477-0459 .. 4117 Maple Ave 528-4820 IF YOU WORRY ABOUT YOUR IMAGE WaxAttack 609 E. 7th 473-8313 Gaspipe 4012 Maple 526-5982 AUSTIN CHURCHES (Area Code: 512) Gene Cloud (contracting) ...... 522·1307 MCCA. . P.O. Box 18961178760 443-3332 Hair Revue . .2525 Wycliff 522-6481 YOU DON'T HAVE ONE AUSTIN CLUBS (Area Code: 512) High Voltage 4008 Cedar Springs. . .. 522·5800 BackStreet Basics 611 E. 7th 477-3391 Jartran Truck Rental 3704 Maple 526-8496 Basement404 . . 404 Colorado. . .473-0031 Jim Richardson & Assoc. (real estate) .... 3113 Hood SI. .... BoatHouse 407 Colorado 474-9667 ..... 521-3000 Chances 900 Red River 472-8273 Key West Aloe of Dallas Turtle Creek ViI. 55~133 DirtySally's Apartment 2828 Rio Grande. . .478-8782 Kingswood Apartments 2727 Kings Rd. . 526-2600 PrivateCellar 709 E. 6th 477-0387 Limousine Service...... 528-5227 RedAiver Crossing 611 Red River 477-0391 Linda's Surplus Store 4323 Maple. . 526-8601 RcundUp Saloon ...... 705 Red River . . .478--6806 Lobo Bookshop 4008 "C" Cedar Springs . . . 522·1132 lex's Colorado SI. Bar 404 Colorado. . 474-7003 Luxury Motors of Dallas 363-2402 WallerCreek Saloon & Dance Hall ... 709 E. 6th 477-0387 Manpower (temp. serv.). .411 N. Akard SI. .. 742-3260 AUSTIN ORGANIZATIONs/HELPLINES (Area Code: 512) Memorabilias 3908 Cedar Springs 522-6601 Alcoholics Anonymous (Hill Country Intergroup) 472-8251 Memorabilias Boutique, Etc..... 3109 Reagan 521-8217 Austin Lambda 302 W 15th 478-8653 Message Place. .. .3409 Oak Lawn Suite 117. .522·1711 Austin VD Screening & Clinic. . .. 21 Waller 480-6555 Mr. Chiquita . . P.O. Box 191325175219 . OPENING Brighter Day Counseling Ctr 451·2255 Mr. D's Hair-urn 3123 Inwood 3504937 DignitY/Austin P.O. Box 7471 441·2241 Oak Lawn Garage 4402 W. University 351-3058 MIDNIGHT GayAtheist League of America .... PO. Box 8644178712 . Oak Lawn Mail Serv.. . 3527 Oak Lawn.. . 522-6900 Gayline PO. Box 8559178712 477-6699 Oak Lawn Records 3810 Congress #121 521-0350 FRIDAY GayNurses Alliance 2206 Newfieldl78703 . Off the Street. 3921 Cedar Springs. .521·9051 ~tline-MH/MR(24hrS) 472·HELP Professional Travel 2734 Oak Lawn 526-3450 DECEMBER 10 Lambda Center for Alcoholics . 7530 N. Lamar #201 .928-4576 R.J. Productions P.O. Box 10984175207 . .824-3533 w Students for Human Rights UT Law School Roommates of America...... 458-7227 Le .727 E. 26thI78705 . Season Air (NC, elec., plumb.) Metro-261-0335 Unit 5095 sbian/Gay Alcohol & Drug Abuse Collective 302 W 15th Sound Climax (stereo/video) Preston Ctr. . .363-5876 Le 478-8653 Tapelenders 3910 Cedar Springs. . . .528-8344 l Sbian/Gay Political Caucus Box 822178767 474-2717 Tattoos by Sandie 4117 Maple. .528-4820 ~Sbian/Gay Speakers Group 302 W 15th 478-8653 Thicket Condos .. 3707 Mills 526-7330 Publican Alternative Committee for Texas . TL Construction 2505 Throckmorton 521·9723 U' . . Box 225178767 472·2020 Tonsorium ...... 2900 Henderson. . . .823-1410 "!VersltyGay Students Organization. TWT . . 3409 Oak Lawn #117 ...... 521-0622 ...... Box 275, UT Union Bldgl78712 441·3678 Union Jack 3918 Cedar Springs 528-9604 Gal BEAUMONT CHURCHES (Area Code: 713) Video Environment-Galleria .. 13350 Dallas Pky. .386-8714 den Triangle Church of Christian Faith . VVV Records 3906 Cedar Springs. . 522·3470 l(. . 6950 College Unit G 755-0861 Wycliff Terrace Apts Wycliff & Toll Ad 522-0520 '"'ty ..... Rte. BlPO. Box 510177630 835-6878188:Hl655 DALLAS CHURCHES (Area Code: 214) BEAUMONT CLUBS (Area Code: 713) Bethany Presbyterian Church 528-4084 CQ . pa . 304 Orleans 832-4206 Church of Universal Truth . P.O. Box 683 .
~'NT DECEMBER 10 - 16, 1982 PAGE n~ First Unitarian Church of Dallas .4015 Normandy DALLAS DOCTORS (Area Code: 214) people'sSovereign Court ..... 2504 N. Fitzhugh 824-3231 Downtowner 3208 W. 7th . . 332-0335 ...... 528-3990or 821-1l119 DeBrucque, DDS 2735 N. Washington 522·2C(X) policeHarassment Reporting 522·5991 Krazy Kowboy 4400 White Settlement Rd 731-8080 Free Spirit Comm. Church 625 W. Carrol #4 Harlan, Wendell P., DDS .. 728 Preston Forest Ctr 361·2786 . or 528-4233 651 Club 651 S. Jennings 332-0745 MCCDallas. . .2701 Reagan...... 526<3221 DALLAS FITNESS CENTERS (Area Code: 214) presbyterians for Lesbian/Gay Concerns 522-7813 Tender Trap 1815 E. Lancaster 335-0031 United Community Church .... 4402 Roseland .827-5088 Fitness Exchange ..... 2615 Oak Lawn #101 ..... 526-1220 psychiatric Emergencies-Parkland Hospital 638-1600 Tequila Sunrise 1612 Park Place 927-9861 DALLAS ORGANIZATIONSIHELPLINES (Area Code: 214) STDClinic ...... 1936 Amelia CI. 920-7950 The Lumber Company 700 S. Jennings 332-0192 DALLAS CLUBS (Area Code: 214) Affirmation/Methodist. . 521-6769 SuicidePrevention 828-1000 The Other Place 1036 N. Henderson 335-1901 Adam's Inn 4036 Cedar Springs 522-5935 Affirmation/Mormon 559-3353 rHRF .... 3128 Lemmon Ave E #304 ZIP 75204 522-5991 FORT WORTH ORGANIZATIONSIHELPLINES Crews Inn 3220 N. Fitzhugh . . .526-9320 Alcoholics Anonymous (Dallas Lambda) 698-0200 (Texas Human Rights Foundation) (Area Code: 817) Eighth Day. . .. 2509 N. Fitzhugh. . .. 823-D276 Alcohol Treatment Center. . .. 3949 Maple 599-4350 TurtleCreek Chorale P.O. Box 190806175219 . Center for the Community .... 2412 Lipscomb 926-3521 Fraternity House 3215 N. Fitzhugh 521·1651 Black & White Men Together ... P.O. Box 36133175235 .... DALLAS RESTAURANTS (Area Code: 214) CrisisiSuicide Intervention (24 hour help) 336-3355 Golden Unicorn 3121 Inwood 351·2278 Cliff Dwellers Social Club. . .321 N. Zang 9430069 crackers 2621 McKinney 827-1660 Dignity/Fort Worth. P.O. Box 13039/Arlingtonl76013 .283 LOB 10:30PM WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 15 .r,.~\~ DALLAS' ONLY GAY JOCKSTRAP BOOK DANCE STORE CONTEST DECEMBER 17 IN AMARILLO AT 9PM MONTROSE SLUTS WE GIVE YOU IN CONCERT WITH SPECIAL GUESTS THE BEST TIME JACKIE O'SHANTER IN TOWN AND CHEREE Join Our New Video Club We Now Rent HAPPY HOUR 2PM-BPM HAPPY 4008-C Cedar Springs OPEN 2PM-2AM SEVEN DAYS A WEEK Dallas, Texas 522·1132 BIRTHDAY 323 WEST 10TH AT VAN BUREN Enter from the Space Place parking lot. BILL (806) 372-9240, AMARILLO, TEXAS PAGE 112 PAGE 113 Talk of the Town 8228 Gulf Fwy . Single Services (I & dlc) 1621 Westheimer. . .524-9560 ~ile 1011Bell 65M453 HOUSTON ORGANIZATIONs/HELPLINES (Area Code: 713) HOUSTON ATTORNEYS (Area Code: 713) Spec's Unlimited 4709 Richmond. . . .961·9705 Gallson 2303 Richmond 522-7616 A Capella Chorus (Church of Christ) 777-9286 O'Kane, Patricia A 3323 Yoakum 526-7911 Sperts Locker 311 Westheimer 520<3555 GaY BoYInt'l. 1419 Richmond 52~903 Alpha Plasma Center 1520 Capitol 225-9178 Schwab, M. Robert...... 526-9139 St. Laurent's Construction Co. . 880-1287 GrantSt Station 2327 Grant 52BS342 Astro Rainbow Alliance for the Deaf-Voice & TTY .. 524-4793 HOUSTON BATHS/GYM (Area Code: 713) Strictly Cut (flowers) 2007 Waugh Dr. . .. 529-8001 tfOle, The 109 Tuam _.. 528-9128 BWMT(Black & White Men Together) 523-29971747-9812 Bex Office . . 1625 Richmond . . .522-1625 Thomas Werth Antiques 4307 Montrose. . .523-7744 JR'S . .808 Pacttic 521·2519 Community Coffee House 3405 MUlberry. . .529-7014 Club Houston 2205 Fannin 659-4998 Tire Place 2830 Hicks 869-5451 JuslMarron & Lynn's 817 Fairview 528-9110 Court of the Single Star 109 Avondale #15 526-2469 Midtowne Spa 3100 Fannin @ Elgin. . 522-2379 T.N.T. Shirts 402-C Hyde Park 528-3798 ~eybOard 3012 Milam 5~988 Crisis Hotline. . 228-1505 2306 Club 2306 Genesee 52~235 Tommy's Barber Shop 2154 Portsmouth 52~216 ~rndredSpirlts 5245 Buffalo Speedway 665-9756 Dial-A·Gay·Atheist . . 524-2222 HOUSTON BUSINESSES/SERVICES Travel Tech (travel agency) 5719 Kirby #20 522-8227 i,aZYJ 312Tuam 528-9343 Diana Foundation 2700 Mascnl77006 . (Area Code: 713) TROPHIES by Single Services .. 1621Westheimer .. 524-9560 ,oadlng Dock 1735 Westheimer 520-1818 Dignity (Catholic gays) P.O. Bex 66821177266 528-7644 Academy...... 2030 Westheimer ...... 526-0929 TWT 2205 Montrose 527-9111 Mary'S 1022 Westheimer 52~1 Episcopal Integrity Houston Bex 66008 526{)555 AI's Formal Wear...... 2720 Hillcroft. . 781-7191 TWT Graphics (Art Design, Typesetting) 526-1145 MldnlteSun 534 Westheimer 526-7519 Family & Friends of Gays (Presbyterian Ctr.) .. 41 Oakdale Artcards 2015-D W. Gray. . . . 520<>379 Union Jack 1212Westheimer 528-9600 MissCharlotte's Dance Hall & Saloon. 911 W. Drew. 52~ FM 1960/Greenspoint Far Away Friends Automatic Enterprises (pipes) .. 3317 Montrose -165177006 . Video Environment. . .1988 W. Gray 526-4327 MontroseCity Hall ..... 1318 Westheimer coming soon ...... PO 73448 Dept 150 821·9661 Carpetfresh Systems . . 55M738 Wilde & Stein Books. .602 Westheimer 529-7014 MontroseMining Co. . 605 Pacific 529-7488. Fred Paez Community Ctr. . 401 Avondale . Continental Hair & Figure Salon .. 14441 Memorial .. 496-2943 HOUSTON CHURCHES (Area Code: 713) Numbers . 300 Westheimer 526-6551 Frontrunners ...... 520-9258 Bazil Air Conditioning & Heating .601 Cordell 86HI382 Bering Memorial UMC ... 1440 Hawthorne .. 526-1017 OfficersClub. . .2700 Albany 523-4084 Gay Adventist (SDA Kinship) .. 3530 Timmons MS-335177027. Downbeat Records 2111 Richmond 523-8348 Christian Church of the Good Shepherd 1707 Montrose ... PinkElephant...... 1218 Leeland 65M040 Gay & Alive Sharing Experience 528-1311 Dunlavy Apartments. ..2212 Dunlavy 789-82771526{)199 Church of Christ. .401 Avondale 777·9286 PaytonPlace Play Pen ... 1225Westheimer 52~716 GayArchivesofTexas ... P.O. Box 16041177022 694-1732 Eagle Leathers. . .1732 Westheimer 526-1490 Church of Christian Faith .... 413 Westheimer 529-8005 Ranch .' 6620'j, S. Main 52~730 Gay Atheist League of America ... P.O. Bex68711177006 ...... 1022Westheimer . . . .. 522-0051 Community Gospel Center. 1700 Montrose. 523-60181688-1778 Ripcord...... 715 Fairview _ 521·2792 Gay & Lesbian Engineers & Scientists. 21 Pinedale #8177006. Eagle Uniforms 1735Westheimer . . 526-1490 Congregation AYTZ ChayirnJMCCR 552-1340 Salonet Vous 1338Westheimer 522-3416 Gay Hispanic Caucus .... 2722 Newman St #12 521-0037 English Village Apts 600 Nottingham Oaks Tr 479-7882 First Unitarian Church 5210 Fannin 526-1571 Twins.. . 535 Westheimer @ Stanford 520{)244 Gay Men w/Straight Wives 772-6424 Eurotan 3701 Montrose...... 529-5100 MCCR 1919 Decatur 861-9149 Venture-N 2923 S. Main 522-0000 Gay Nurses & Physicians of Houston Hepatitis Hotline Flowers by Gary. . . .. 7014 W. Gulf Bank. . 937-3213 New Freedom Christian Church .... 912 W. 11th 591·1342 WaterWorks 406 Fargo 528-9324 ...... 521·1000 Francisco's Hair 901 Richmond 523D438 HOUSTON CLUBS (Area Code: 713) HOUSTON COUNSELING (Area Code: 713) Gay Political Caucus (mail add: Bex 66664, Houston 77266) Greg Havican (photography) . 522·9369 Bacchus 523 Lovett. .523-3396 Hewes,Ted, M.S.W. (psychotherapy) 527-9090 (meeting at) 4600 Main #217. . 521-1000 Hair Plus by Don 2017Westheimer 526-HAIR Baja's. . 402 Lovett. .527·9866 Instituteof Mental Devel...... 3400 Montrose 523-0760 Gay Resource Services UH/Central Campus 749-3489 Houston Stage Equip. Corp..... 2301 Dumble 926-4441 Barn 710 Pacific 528-9427 Kristian,James D. Ph.D.(hypnosis) 977-2485 Gay Rights AC.LU Box 66844177006 . Kwik-Kopy 3317 Montrose .522·1896 Brazos River Bettom. . 2400 Brazos 528-9192 MontroseCounseling Ctr. (psychotherapy & alcoholism treat- Gay Rights National Lobby ...... 521-0196 Manhole (clothing) 1963 W. Gray 522·1089 Briar Patch 2294 Holcornbe 665-9678 ment) 900 Lovett #203. . 529-0037 Gay Switchboard 529-3211 Marketing Plus P.O. Bex 27703, Suite 425-D177027..... Chicken Coop 535 Westheimer 526-2240 HOUSTON DOCTORS (Area Code: 713) He & She Productions 850-1007/485-5712 Montrose Ventures, Inc. . .2205 Montrose .. .527-0686 Copa . . . 2631 Richmond 528-2259 Fraternali,Paul, DDS No.6 Chelsea PI. 523-7432 Houston Data Professionals ...... 523-<3922 Muscle Beach T-Shirt Co 1340 Westheimer. ..52:>4390 Deep 2212 Converse.. . 52~234 Jackson,RMark, 0.0. (optometrist) 681-9666 Houston Health Dept.. 1115 N. McGregor 222-4201 Park Liquor 1006 Fairview. . 523D427 Drum. _1732 Westheimer...... •. . .. 528-8528 SmithBr, uce W., DDS 4410 Montrose 529-4364 Human Rights League Box 3824177001 523-<3969 Perscnal Taxi Service. . 521·1008 Dirty Sally's. . 220 Avondale...... 529-7525 SiraussGera, ld z., MD 12 Oak Tower, #1330 877-8605 Integrity Houston P.O. Box 66008 526{)555 pHOTography; Eli Gukich 523-D315 Double R Saloon. . . 5731 Kirby ....•..... 521·1444 HOUSTON FITNESS CENTERS (Area Code: 713) Interact P.O. Box 16041177022 529-7014 Record Rack...... 3109 S. Shepherd. . 524-3602 EJJ's. . 1213 Richmond ...... •..... 527·9071 FitnessExchange 3307 Richmond 524-9932 Kapesi's Sarcoma Comm ... P.O. Box 1155-3317 Montrose .. R&W Reed's Key Shop .1612 Westheimer .526-2657/526-1922 Escape 8670 S. Gessner. . • . . .981·9725 Jim'sGym 607 Westheimer 528-5467 Lambda Alanon . . 521-9~ ~Village ~ Spacious 2&3 I bedroom town- I homes in quiet country setting. Near TexasA&M, College Station. The Community forI The Community. 713 779-3849 805 C OLD WELBORN RD. - - COLLEGE STATION 696-1100 Mention ad for discount PAGE 114 PAGE 115 Lambda Center For Alcoholics 521·9772 Rascal's. . .2702 Kirby. . .524-6272 faces 119EI Mio 341-4302 Integrity. . . P.O. Box 15006178212 227.1550 Lesbian/Gay People in Medicine 6654760 Salon et Vous . 1338 Westheimer 522·3416 l).'s ...... 3503 West Ave 341·9359 Lambda 402 E. Carson 271-3643 Spanish Flower 3921 N. Main 869-1706 ~adam Arthur's 607 N. SI. Mary's 225-9678 Lone Star Four P.O. Box 66604177006 . Las MujeresIWomen's Center ... 802 E. Mistletoe 736-6478 Lutherans Concerned for Gay People 453-1143 Tim's Coffee Shop 1525 Westheimer 529-2289 san Pedro Mining Co. . 826 San Pedro 223-0243 Lesbian & Gay People in Medicine. 1015 W. Woodlawnl78201 ...... or 521-0863 HOUSTON THEATRES (Area Code: 713) snuffy's Saloon...... 820 San Pedro 224-7739 Parents & Friends of Gays 511 E. Park 222.1810 Greenway III Hwy 59 at Bllo. Spdwy. . 626-3339 sunset Boulevard 1430 N. Main 225-6654 Montrose Art Alliance 521·2461 Professional Assoc. of San Antonio (PASA) Box 5992178201 River Oaks Theatre 2009 W. Gray 524-2175 Talkof the Town 3530 Broadway 826-9729 Montrose Chorale. . .. 1022 Westheimer. . 527·9454 Runaways (Youth Service Project) 299-7660 LONGVIEW CHURCH (Area Code: 214) warehouse Saloon. . 134 W. Turbo. . 349-2712 Montrose Clinic 104 Westheimer . . .528-5531 SAGA P.O. Box 12063f78212 733-83151349-7996 Faith Community Church . .1116S. Mobberly .... 757·7338 Montrose Guest Recovery House 759-9339 San Antonio Chamber of Commerce (referrals) ..... 227-8181 LUBBOCK CLUB (Area Code: 806) SAN ANTONIO ORGANIZATIONSIHELPLINES Montrose Singers 791·9496 San Antonio College (Cath. Stdnt Ctr) ... 312 W. Courtland. Papillon 1204 Broadway 763-7729 (Area Code: 512) Montrose Spcrts Assoc Jim Reagan, Director . San Antonio Free Clinic .... 1136 W. Woodlawn .... 733.()383 2102 Bancroft #3f77027 .. 622·3304 LUBBOCK ORGANIZATIONS (Area Code: 806) Alcohol Counseling & Detox MHMR ... 421 6th St 225-4227 ...... or 732-4561 Dignity/Lubbock PO. Box 5460 763-6111 Monday Bowling Mike. . . .960-1518 Alpha Plasma Center 302 S. Aores 224-1749 San Antonio Plasma Services .112 Auditorium Cir .. 223-2958 Integrity.. . 839-2809 Mixed Bowling. . Richard. . 644-5479 Church Theatre 1150 S. Alamo 224-4085 The Bridge (youth shelter) .... 806 Wilson Blvd 734-9532 Lubbock Gay Alliance PO. Box 64746/79464 . Pocket Billiards Anne , .222-0200 CrisiS Hotline 22743571736-1876 V.D. Testing (Healthline)...... 222.1810 MCC . .2602 42nd SUP.O. Box 64574 . . .792'5354 Racquetball. . .. John. . . . •. ..437·4599 Dignity (Gay Catholics) 310 Gardinal78201 735-7191 TEMPLE/KILLEEN CHURCH (Area Code: 817) McALLEN CLUB (Area Code: 512) Softball. . . Don. . 523-8802 Drug Abuse MHMR 3721 A S. PresaSt 533-9156 MCC 771.2220 Etc., Etc. Club. .1617 N. 11 V, SI. 687·9922 Tennis. . Rich...... 524-2151 Eleanor Roosevelt Demo. Club P.O. Box 12197 733-8388 TEXAS ORGANIZATIONS ODESSA CLUB (Area Code: 915) Volleyball . . . .. Royce . . 880-2930 Family Services Assoc 230 Pereida 226-3391 Lesbian/Gay Dem. ofTexas (Austin) P.O. Box 822(512) 478-6653 The Capri 8401 Andrews Hwy . .388-6799 Women's Softball Martha 728-9371 Forward Found., Inc. (community education) 222·9575 Texas Gay Task Force (Dallas) (214) 827.2957 SAN ANGELO ORGANIZATION (Area Code: 915) Montrose Symphonic Band 1022 Westheimer. .527·9454 Friends, Etc 7115 Blanco Rd. #114-315178216. Texas Gay Task Force (Denton-Newsletter & Pubs Office) MCC .418 S. Irving 655-8063 Mustang Club, Inc Box 66074177006 . Gay Services Healthline Box 12706178212 222·1810 P.O. A·K,76201 (817) 387-8216 SAN ANTONIO BUSINESSES (Area Code: 512) Neartown Assoc 3317 Montrose #131 Gay Switchboard 733-7300 Texas Gay Task Force (Houston-State Headquarters) Bexar Florist. . .. 112 Mission 271·3843 Paz y Liberacion 215 Marshal #115177006 Helpline (Drug Abuse Central) 225-4066 '\\II? P.O. 68282, 77006 (713) 529-70141522.1659 Peer Counseling Center of Houston...... 772-6424 First Star News 513 E. Houston . Professional & Executive Council .. 523-2025 First Star News 6724 San Pedro 826-9057 Rice Gay/Lesbian Support Group P.O. Box 1892 (Univ.)988-7548 Kevin Wagner Unique Cards/Gifts .. 1601 N. Main .. 733-3555 TexasBayAreaGays .. P.O. Box 861, (Clear Lake) .. 332·3737 Sound of Music 208 E. Houston 222·1821 Texas Gay Conference 106 Avondale 869-7231 ...... 2307 SW Military 923-6995 Texas Human Rights Found 1519 Maryland 526-9139 The Studio-Jim Hamilton .. 223-9199 Unitarian Gay Caucus 5210 Fannin 524-8454 The Unicorn Cards &Gifts .... 4104 McCullough .... 824-6204 Weslayan Fellowship (Meth) 1222 Eastwood 928-6734 SAN ANTONIO CHURCHES (Area Code: 512) HOUSTON RESTAURANTS (Area Code: 713) Church of Christ...... 734-5415 CHRISTMAS NEW YEAR'S Baja's. . . . . 402 Lovett. . . 527·9866 MCCSA 107 S. Pine 271·7353 2PM SAT., DEe. 18 Brasserie Too 1322 Westheimer 526-0355 SAN ANTONIO CLUBSIBATHS (Area Code: 512) NOON, TUES" DEe. 21 House of Pies. . . .3112 Kirby 528-3816 Bonham Exchange 411 Bonham 271·3811 House of Pies. . 6142 Westheimer 782·1290 Club Atlantis 321 Navarro. .225-9468 Mexican Restaurant. . .. 813 Richmond. .522·2365 Crew. . .. 309 W. Market. . . . 223-0333 Omar's. . .808 Lovett...... 528-3569 Daddy's. . . .3622 Fredericksburg Rd 734-7799 Perky's Richmond @ Kirby. . 524-0075 Executive Health Club. .723 Ave. B 225-8607 ~ : H~j'lI;iE;;::.:;::i:::i;:;::;;;;;;:I::::::;:::b:::::&::4,.;;.".", 8 : PI! MEMORIAL PARK FRIDAY AND , SATURDAY 9-11PM i MOTEL 50 WAUGH DRIVE, HOUSTON (5 minute, from We,rhelmer club, and other bars) 25¢~~~NKS Competitive rates ~ ~19 per day • • weekly rates: 10000 and up • ~ MENTION '\\II? 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