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NAUTILUS FOR MEN TWT JULY 16 - 22, 1982 PAGE 7 \UU ___ NEWS:-__ THIS WEEK IN TEXAS HOMEOFFICE SNIPERS SHOOT near the north corner on Waugh, "We 2205 Montrose are definitely shoring up our fence with Houston, Texas 77006 INTO BAR CROWD bullet-proof plexiglass," Mary's (713) 52~9111 HOUSTON - It all began as a typi- manager, Andy Mills, told TWT NEWS. DALLASOFFICE cally busy Saturday night both inside A reward in the amount of $2,000 3409 Oak Lawn Suite 117 ($1,000- Mary's, $500-Chases, $500- Dallas, Texas 75219 Mary's and out on the club's patio when (214) 521-0622 four shots rang out shortly after 1:OOam. TWT) has been offered for the arrest of the two Anglo teenagers who police PUBLISHER/EDITOR Cbuck Patrick At first, customers thought it was fire- FEATURESEDITOR 810se PiStefallO works or a car backfiring, one witness learned were seen speeding up Waugh TEXAS ENTERTAINMENT EDITOR Rob Clark said. But, it turned out to be real. Drive in a black pickup truck after fir- NATIONAL SHOWIIIZEDITOR Jock vOT$i Four shots had been fired aimlessly ing onto the patio, NEWS/SPORTS EDITOR Chuck Patrick HPD was on the scene immediately POETRY EDITOR Art Iornoszewskt July 11 by snipers from a passing CONTRIBUTING EDITORS Jim Boone, truck onto the patio, Many could have and officers were very courteous and ef- Harry Deutsch, Bonnie Dcmbroski, DaVid FIelds, ficient, Mills stated, Stepnonfe Hartis, Christopher Hart, Paul Herrero, been hit. Fortunately, only two were, tiorold Hoya, Dean Molone,.JosePh.i;4lchoel. One was taken to Hermann Hospital Linda parks, WJ, Quigley, SIeve Vecchietfl ART DIRECTOR steven Doug/os Frilz where he was released, DRUM BEATS TO PRODUCTION MANAGER Dennis Walker However, the second victim, Darrell ASSISTANT ART DIRECTOR Milch Borlfow W, New, 28, was hit by one bullet which TOTAL VICTORY GRAPHIC ARTISTS Thom Bisping, Guy Keefer. entered the back of his head at the base HOUSTON - Can you hear a zipper Frank While, Mike SulUvon, John Buschlen. Fred Hinton of his skull. He was rushed by am- unzip 14 feet away? Sgt. Hogg, who TYPOGRAPHERS w,J, Quigley, Leslie Holmes bulance to Ben Taub Hospital arriving supervised the ill-fated raid on the Dif- STAFF PHOTOGRAPHERS Ell Guklch, Graham, ANNOUNCIWe-, N'W..,- .....,...m'-",_,."~_.".,,' . at 1:30am, Lee Harrington told TWT ferent Drum bar on September 9 (and Scott TaYlor, Woody Keas, Greg Haviconf AI Mocareno, Jim Hamilton, J, Robert Araya, NEWS. He underwent a lengthy 8V2-hour earlier on Mary's Lounge) had testified operation which began at 2:30am, New that one could, SALES ~b ~b had been sitting on the patio by the However, when a pair of Levi's was EXECUTIVE SALES MANAGER fence with his friend, Maurice Pfleider, brought into court last week and un- Jim Veteto eatk eatk when the incident happened, zipped, the sound could not be heard, Advertising rates are available on request 0'( 0'( "I thought at first, when he put his If you can't hear it unzip in a silent by telephoning the salesperson in your head in my lap, that he was dodging the courtroom, how can you hear it in a nearest city, from 10am-5pm, weekdays. • bullets," said Pfleider. "It was not until noisy, crowded bar? DEADLINEFORALL ADS: Friday, one week t6 ~ I saw blood that I realized he had been How can you serve liquor to intoxi- prior to publication. f o of shot." cated customers when those custom- AUSTIN Surgeons do not plan to remove the ers arrested for being drunk were found Scott Taylor . ~ ~ . (512) 926-0253 POPPERS not to be legally intoxicated? DALLAS ~4' bullet, which remains lodged in his The obvious answers to these perti- Richard Rogers. . (214) 521-0622 ~ brain. However, he will be on contin- FORTWORTH =- =3 ~ uous medication, By last Monday night, nent questions posed by attorneys Jerry Cassidy. (817)335-0742 two days after the shooting, New was Debra Danburg and Clyde DeWitt led HOUSTON Chuck Oberg. (713) 527-9111 able to move his arms and legs, indica- Judge Jack Treadway to rule on July 7, SAN ANTONIO WE'VE St'iLL GOI If ALU ting that he would not be completely after two days of trial testimony in Alan Gellman ,(512) 492-6894 t'OVV~R5t VAVi-RS paralyzed, "He's been doing a lot of municipal court, that none of the P\PES & C\.\fS fighting back for his life," Pfleider told twenty-two defendants were guilty, The TWT NEWS, "He wants to live," score: Drum-22, HPD-O, ACCOUNTING Doug Felix OPEN Darrell needs blood-lots of blood, An earlier trial had resulted in a hung OFFICE ADMINISTRATOR Cheryl Chamberlain MONDAY-SATURDAY CIRCULATION MANAGER Leslie Holmes Blood donors should stipulate New's jury when 19 of the 22 "cellblock bud- DISTRIBUTION MANAGER Brad loMore JOAM-lI PM donor number, 101·94-22·9, At press dies" were cleared of all charges, Last ASYLUMENTERPRISES,INC. SUNDAYS NOON-1PM time, his condition had improved from week, the jury was instructed by the The Corporation critical to satisfactory, judge to also clear with a "not guilty" PRESIDENT James 0, Cagle VICE-PR.SIDENT/TREASURER Charles M Patrick There were four separate bullet holes verdict the remaining three defendants. SECRETARYJim 0, Chappell lflf~;iMPLE f:f.~~~ which punctured Mary's wooden fence, Two of the three defendants, Mike ~ %7"i; <> S the first near the patio gate, the last Milburn and Phil Osburn, were cleared
PAGE 10 TWT JULY 16 - 22, 1982 TWT JULY 16 - 22, 1982 PAGEl1 of lewdness charges. The third defend- ant, club owner Bill Bailey, was cleared of a supposed liquor violation. Charges of public intoxication and public lewdness have once again pro- ven to be nothing more than harass- ment by police. The city usually loses these kinds of cases, TWT NEWS has continually observed. Similar raids on Mary's Lounge, at bookstores and bath- houses have resulted in accomplishing nothing more than costing honest tax payers money and time. From the outset, Bailey had been determined to fight all Charges. To "Stonewall" these arrests is the proper, :rhe Official legal thing to do. All gay businesses and customers Miss Gay South should take a cue from the favorable outcome of the Drum trial, to fight all THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2 charges in a court of law. The Different PRELIMINARIES Drum spent thousands of dollars to de- FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 3-FINALS fend its honor as have Mary's, Asylum, at Sunset Boulevard, San Antonio Studz, Ballpark, Club Dallas, Village Sta- $300 $200 $100 tion, Old Plantation and others. And, it's always worth it. Especially when the good guys, in all the afore- The Official mentioned cases, win. Miss Gay Texas ~; NEW VACCINE \\ Revue FOR HEPATITIS·B l WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4 ATLANTA - One of the diseases at Sunset Boulevard, San Antenio with an extremely high incident rate among gays is Hepatitis-B. TWT NEWS ..•..: l has learned that a new vaccine has ., The Official been developed which can prevent the .~ disease which afflicts an estimated dt·, l Miss Gay Texas 200,000 and causes about 5,000 deaths d each year, primarily in young adults and d' TRY OUR Pageant gay males. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY The vaccine will not become general- rlf NEW . AUGUST 5·6-PRELIMINARIES ly available until this Fall. Health of- TROPICAL \ SUNDAY, AUGUST a-FINALS ficials have expressed deep concern on at Sunset Boulevard, San Antonio how to get it to those who need it the FRUIT PLATE, \'~ most. $1,750 in prize money / NEW " "It isn't going to be easy," said Dr. PORK CHOP & EGGS Michael Lane, executive secretary of « the ACIP. "There's a whole host of very ,J ANDNEW ~ FOR INFORMATION TELEPHONE difficult issues and trade-offs," he add- ed. \\ CORN.ED BEEF AUL AT (214) 526·9302 "There's a tremendous demand for ~. HASH & EGGS . this vaccine," Lane added, "particular- __ --r '-_~-'.~-- _. _... .. ". _'" -r::: ;J ly on the part of organized gay groups --. ::>~.~/':-=-:-.."
PAGE 12 TWT JULY 16 - 22. 1982 TWT JULY 16 - 22. 1982 • PAGE 13 and health care workers exposed to the sal Fellowship of MCC. The district disease because of their work. They're covers all of Texas, Oklahoma, Louis- going to be beating the bushes for it," iana, Arkansas and parts of Missouri. HOT making it in short supply. AND Groups at highest risk of getting EXPENSIVE GAY HAPPY Hepatitis-B are male homosexuals, drug addicts, patients and the staffs of PRIDE WEEK BIRTHDAYS 't institutions for the mentally retarded. HOUSTON - This year's Gay Pride TO Week activities were more expensive OUR MANAGER than in past years. Inflation and expand- TOM ed acitivity events led to a total expense FRIDAYS TUESDAYS of $43,806.64. Income, however, was TRIMBLE slightly ahead leaving GPW with AND AND AND $2,546.47 for continued operation, said SATURDAYS BARTENDERS THURSDAYS GPW chair Larry Bagneris, Jr. DAVID WARD Here is the final Houston GPW finan- AND BEER cial report as released to TWTNEWS. STEVE GOEBEL Income Totals $12,049.11-Fundraisers BUST 12,000.00- Beer Co. donations 25¢ 9PM-MIDNIGHT 12,329.00- T-ehtrts, posters, etc. WELL DRINKS PLUS 5,175.00- Parade Receipts 4,800.00- TWT donation 9-11 PM Agape MCC minister (left) Jim Norwood and assistant $46,353.00- Total income OLDIES minister Jo Crisco. WITH TWT NEWS photo by AI Macareno Expense Totals $13,016.13-Parade NIGHT 8,640.26-Media advertising AFTER EVERY AGAPE MCC 4,695.00- TWT advertising 6,700.91-Printing THURSDAY INSTALLATION 6,065.38-Posters, t-shirts, etc. HOURS FORT WORTH - This Sunday, July 3,000.00- Fireworks 18, Agape Metropolitan Community 890.00- Trophies TILL Church (MCC) will install as minister, 798.26-Postage, misc. Dr. Jim NorWOOd,and will also install $43,806.64- Total expenses. 7 assistant minister, Reverend Jo Crisco. The last meeting of the GPW com- Dr. Norwood has been serving as mittee will be held Sunday, July 25, at Worship Coordinator of the Church 2:30pm at Kindred Spirits. The public is &~l.~ since December, 1979. Under his lea- invited to rap-up the wrap-up. dership the membership has grown ~MtN'1NC~ from seven to over 150 persons and at- TEXAS GAY/LESBIAN tendance has grown from 12 to just ~ CC*APAN'Y ~ under 200 on July 4. TASK FORCE WEEKEND Rev. Crisco comes to Fort Worth as DALLAS - This will be a busy week- 735 N. COLLINS 265-6448 ARLINGTON, TEXAS assistant minister from the MCC in lit- end for the Texas Gay/Lesbian Task tle Rock. She was originally from Force (TG/LTF) as they have scheduled Houston and Dallas MCC. In Little another regional board of directors JULY SPECIAL SHOW GUESTS Rock, Rev. Crisco was pastor, and the meeting in order for the local commun- Church under her leadership experienc- ities to watch "gay rights activism" in ed a tremendous growth period. progress. The meeting will be held this JULY 18 JULY 21 JULY 25 JULY 28 The Reverend Elder JerriAnn Harvey, Saturday, July 17, at 10:00am in the COOl ALAN TED LEIGH pastor of the "Mother Church" in Los Metropolitan Community Church Social McCALL ALLISON STEVENS SHANNON Angeles, will officiate at the installation Hall at 2701 Reagan and is open to the services, TWTNEWSwas informed. public. For more details call (214) WITH REGULARS TIG.R, WHITN.Y & TRUDY Dr. Norwood was also recently elect- 827-2957. ed as Assistant District Coordinator of TWT NEWS has also learned that the South Central District of the Univer- TG/LTF will hold a bar-be-cue supper for
TWT JULY 16 - 22. 1982 PAGE 15 PAGE 14 TWT JULY 16 • 22. 1982 the Dallas gay community while the board is gathered in Dallas for the SUNDAY JULY 18 regional meeting, which will be an ex- AUSTIN FRIDAY JULY 16 & cellent opportunity to meet and social- ize with the leaders of the only state- BILL 0' FARE SATURDAY JULY 17 4-8PM wide gay rights group in Texas. The $5 donation and cash bar receipts will go FRIDAYS to advance the task force programs. NOW ONLY $2 COVER FREE BEER The bar-be-cue will also be on Saturday AFTER HOURS at 6:30pm at 6426 Lakeshore Dr. SATURDAYS KHOU-TV NEWS FREE BUFFET AFTER HOURS ,1Ex)u.s. EMBARRASSING WITH DJ-WAYNE HOUSTON - KHOU-TV is a station SUNDAYS ~ BAND not reluctant to report on Montrose gay 7PM COOKOUT AND TEX U.S. BAND life. Stories on gays increase ratings. While many of the stories have been 1O:30PM SHOW BPM-MIDNIGHT reported accurately and received by the 9:30PM-1:30AM gay community with pleasure, the re- MONDAYS cent month-long feature entitled "Love NO COVER in the Eighties" not only displeased DRINK SPECIALS homosexuals, it also displeased many of the news staffers of this CBS affil- TUESDAYS iate. In an inner-office memo from Chan- lO:30PM SHOW nel 11 News executive producer, James ALICE PHALLUS M. Carter, the 10:00pm news has been KANDI DELIGHT taken to task. "Ratings are down and COCO probably should be," the memo stated. "We put on a series with homosexuals, folks who tie each other up for sexual WEDNESDAYS pleasure and men who chase boys. It NO COVER was embarrassing to the staff, anchors DRINK SPECIALS and many viewers. "We got calls by the dozen every THURSDAYS TUESDAYS night. It was junk and bad journalism. The series had no direction, guidance lO:30PM WET JOCK or point," Carter wrote. SHORTS CONTEST C&W DANCE The memo, which was never intend- ed to be read beyond the walls of the LESSONS station nestled on Allen Parkway, 404 somehow, myteriously found its way in- COLORADO to the hands of Ann Hodges, TV-radio 474-7003 8PM-I0PM editor of the Houston Chronic/e. The contents of the caustic memo were WEDNESDAYS published in Hodges' column on July 9. TWT NEWS thanks Ms. Hodges for prin- ting the remarks as it clearly shows that Carter was as embarrassed as was the STEAK NIGHT gay community by some of the series. SEE SIMON Carter, who produces the 10:00pm FOR MORE INFORMATION 7PM-9PM newscast, is to be commended for striv- ing for higher electronic journalism.
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PAGE 18 TWT JULY 16 - 22. 1982 \\OIl ___ (OMMEN1_- In this column, readers exchange ideas with other readers and with our editor in a public forum. Address aI/ letters to: Comment, TWT, Montrose Ventures Building, 2205 Montrose, Houston, Texas 77006, AI/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, Enterprise commander, was played by Jeff I/H and Switchboard Chandler. If my memory serves me correctly, Jeff Dear TWT: I am pleased to announce that the Gay Chandler died in 1964 of cancer in Los Switchboard of Houston has affiliated with Angeles. I believe that the correct actor IntegritylHouston, Inc. This will allow the was Jeffrey Hunter, who also saw fame in tax-exempt status of IIH to cover the Gay the title role in King of Kings, a depiction Switchboard saving us up to one-and-one- of the life of Jesus Christ. I realize that half years in gaining this status. this point may seem trivial; however, when The Gay Switchboard will continue to do dealing with the subject of Star Trek, a what it can to best serve the Houston gay small misstep could create a tidal wave of outcry, In my very educated 30-plus years community, of observing science fiction films, perusing Rich Neil Director, Gay Switchboard the novels as well as the pulps, never has an impact been made on the sel-f world Houston, Texas so pervasive as that of Star Trek. As an "The Road to Change" added note on the role and the episode in which he played, it was the only two-part Dear TWT: episode during the series' three·year run Your article, "The Road to Change," by on NBC. At the 1969 Emmy Awards, Star Jim Boone [Vol, 8, No, 14J is beautifully Trek was given the award for Best Multi· written and I want you to know that I Part Episode. Virutally unknown for a enjoyed it very much, series of Star Trek's nature. The only I trust that your younger readers will precedent was for Rod Serling's Twilight read it with care. Keep up the good work. Zone and then because it was the MFC. inaugural episode, "The Menagerie," as San Antonio, Texas was the episode's title, also firmly Attention Delegates established Mr. Spock as the preultimate Star Fleet Scientist. Additionally, Captain Dear TWT: Kirk became the undisputed premiere Attention all Houston delegates and Starship commander. Not that Captain alternates of both Democratic and Pike was any less of a commander, but Republican State Conventions. Please solely as the most knowledgeable of the send your name, address and telephone permutations of the Enterprise. With the number to Larry Bagneris, Jr., 2001 accession of Kirk to the captaincy and Mr. Brandard #8, Houston 77098, as soon as Spock to First Officer, the stage was set possible, so plans can be formulated for the strongest bonds ever recorded in concerning coordination of housing and the annals of science fiction, other VIP information, I do agree with Mr. Walker that the Larry Bagneris, Jr. latest attempt by Gene Rodenberry, et. al., President, GPC is by far the greatest yet. And it leaves us Houston, Texas wanting more, An article in a very proper Space Opera publication no less than the Wall Street Journal made mention of the next Star Dear TWT: Trek movie. It gave reference to the title In your June 11·17 issue [Vol. 8, No, 12J, Star Trek II: In Search of Spack, As we all Dennis Walker commented (sic) on the know, Spock really isn't dead, Just waiting latest Star Trek movie (Star Trek: The to be found again. Wrath of Khan), About a fourth of the way Well, that is all I have to say on this through this thoroughly enjoyable review, matter at this time, I applaud TWT for their Mr. Walker mentioned that the character of science ficiton (Space Opera) edition. I Captain Christopher Pike, the first
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PAGE 20 TWT JULY 16 . 22. 1982 TWT JULY 16 • 22, 1982 would like to see more of it in future editions. So much of what we have today forming for individuals who want to well as honored title throughout the Razzle Dazzle Dallas for next year. If you (television, space travel, submarines, Tang) address drinkingldrug problems in their southwest. would like to share your thoughts with was foretold in science fiction. If the past lives. The Center is available for Since the crowning, the title has been us, or if you would like to be on our 50 years are any indication, the next 50 are information and personal confidential well represented in Corpus, Victoria and confidential mailing list, please write us going to be humdingers. To close, may I interviews for persons wanting more Longview. More than ever, I am "Proud at P.O. Box 50031, Dallas 75250. borrow from Mr. Spock: "Live Long and information. Any interested persons To Be A Part Of-Not Apart From." As We are pleased to announce that this Prosper." should call (713) 529-0037 and ask for the Miss Gay Houston, I am proud to say year's party was such a success that a Sheldon C. Spears Alcoholics Program. that I represent one of the largest gay profit was made and will be donated back Houston, Texas Gary G. Treese, MSW metropolitan areas in the U.S. I will do into the DallaslFort Worth and Houston Executive Director Although there is some conflicting infor- my best as a person of dignity, honesty communties. Supporting the arts and Montrose Counseling Center mation as to the actual date and nature of and integrity to uphold the title with the principal organizations of the gay Houston, Texas Jeff Chandler's death, the point is obviously standards that we associate with the city community is highly important to our merely that he died prior to the conception of Houston. Again, thank you, Houston, continuing struggle toward equality. Miss Gay Houston for making a dream come true. Donations are being made to the of the first pilot for Star Trek. I've never call- Dear TWT: ed Mr. Chandler by Mr. Hunter's name, but Stacy Renee following organizations: Dallas Gay I've always done the opposite, though unin- I would like to express my gratitude to Miss Gay Houston '82 Alliance, Tarrant County Gay Alliance, the city of Houston for their tentionally. Thank you for setting the record Houston, Texas Oak Lawn Marching Band, Montrose straight for our readers' sake. overwhelming support in the June 18, Band, National Gay Leadership -Dennis Walker 1982 Miss Gay Houston Pageant. Razzle Dazzle Conference Reception, Turtle Creek Special thanks go out to Kindred Dear TWT: Chorale, Dallas Museum of Fine Arts, Gay Alcoholics Spirits club for their sponsorship and the The sponsors of Razzle Dazzle Dallas Dallas Civic Opera, Dallas Ballet, Dallas Dear TWT: profeSSional assistance of my cosponsor, would like to extend their appreciation to Symphony, Fair Park Renovation As reported here before, the Montrose the Glen Hunsucker Dance Association. the gay communities of Texas for making Campaign and the Oak Lawn Counseling Counseling Center has been awarded a My personal congratulations go out to this year's Dallas Gay Pride Week kick-off Center. grant by the Texas Commission on the first runner-up, Pearl Harbor, and the celebration such a success. Without your Thank you again for your enthusiastic Alcoholism to operate a program for gay second runner-up, Bernadette, as well as support, our efforts would have been in support of this year's Razzle Dazzle.... and lesbian alcoholics. The Center is now the other contestants who gave vain. Ron Davey operating the program. Groups are now outstanding performances that make the Each year we take into account any Razzle Dazzle Dallas, Inc. title of Miss Gay Houston a coveted as comments on ways we can improve Dallas, Texas '-IJ/? ~ ~
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'M • ~,~ "'" ••• ~ ••• ..,.., •• ...."", '" '." .~." Come -@ n-':J rii: n,~.r r r r by Mary's A gay radio show in Houston? That's The last year has seen an influx of right. Every Thursday from 10:00pm un- new volunteers who are in the process and til midnight, KPFT (FM 90.1) airs the of making the show more professional- get Wi/de 'n' Stein Show. Don't expect to sounding with a wider audience appeal. your tune in and hear advertisements for "A lot of our listeners live in rural ticket. yogurt or the local disco, because areas, and we are their only contact KPFT is a non-commercial listener- with the gay community. We also have Then sponsored station licensed to the Paci- a lot of young listeners," Ray explain- check fica Foundation. ed. "We also have a lot of prisoners your MUSIC: LARRY FOUGHT To find out more about the Wi/de 'n' who listen to our show," he continued. Stein Show, we talked with the show's "In fact, the Prison Show I do on Satur- number producer, Ray Hill, over iced coffee at a days at 2:00pm is an off-shoot of the daily HAPPY HOUR 7AM-NOON & 4-7 MON-SAT local gay eaterie. Ray and the other Wilde 'n' Stein program." to AFTER HOURS EVERY NIGHT members of the Wilde 'n' Stein collec- The Wilde 'n' Stein Show is a mixutre win HOME OF THETEXAS RIDERS& THE HOUSTON MOTORCYCLE CLUB tive were enthusiastic about the Show, of gay news, gay and lesbian music, which is currently the only gay broad- special reports on the gay community the cast media in Texas. Ray informed us and some of the most interesting talk Pot. that the show has been on the air since shows on the Houston airwaves. Last 1975, longer than any other gay show fall, when the vice squad was active in 1022 WESTHEIMER,HOUSTON, TX (713) 528-8851 with the exception of Fruit Punch local bookstores, Ray broadcast his ad- MEMBER OF THE HOUSTON TAVERN GUILD broadcast over KPFA in San Francisco. vice on how to avoid being arrested and COMING:
lOPM FRIDAY, JULY 23-"MARY'S FORPlAY PARTY" TWT JULY 16 • 22. 1982 PAGE 2-i what to do when arrested. "As far as I know," Ray told us, "the Wilde 'n' Stein Show has had the only Know yourself ... live broadcast anywhere of a raid on a Know your lover ... gay bar. I was in the Locker when it was raided in 1978 and we broadcast it Numerology Reveals Your Personality live." through the Numbers of Your Name 00 GPC president Larry Bagneris, Jr. is For a i-hour, taped In·Depth Personality Profile. a frequent guest on the show. Other send the following information: Your name. as it guests have included Ginny Apuzzo, appears on your birth certificate; professional David Goodstein, Mickey Leland, Debra name and/or nickname; day, month. and year of II Danburg and David Kopay. your birth. Include check/money order for $40. Local gay poets have been able to For oo-rninute In-Depth Lover Compatibility read their work on the program and Profile. send the above data for both individuals several radio plays written by local Include check/money order for $:;~.w-minute gays have been premiered on the show. Compatibility Profile tape available for $25· WATCH FOR Ray, along with Jim, Jack and Art, Confidential and have high hopes for the show. Future Completely Personalized ON WHERE AND H plans include a program on the new "gay" diseases in which listeners can The call in and ask questions. Number Masters Asked what else he could tell us P.O. Box 2,9'. Humble. Texas 1l,4l-2,91 about the show, Ray quipped, "If you really want to know what gay radio is ('l13) 354-5208 GRAND SWE all about, tune in FM-90.1this Thursday night at 10:00pm." '-1U.t
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I The Spartan, by Don Harrison; 173pp.;Alyson were a common and valued part of life." Publications, Inc., P.O. Box 2783, Dept. B-20, Pantarkes, 16, and his friend and Boston, Massachusetts 02208; softcover, fellow wrestler, Clean, have spent years $5.95 (plus $.75 postage and handling). in school learning the sport of wrestling Reviewed by David Fields as their chosen means of keeping fit The not-sa-mythic homosexuality of throughout their life. But Pantarkes is ancient Greece and Rome is the key- forced out of his city of Sparta, into the note for the tale of a Spartan youth and wars of the lands beyond. He describes his trials and adventures in that early the "romantic liaisons" between the time, in The Spartan by Don Harrison. erastes, the mature men, and the ero- The setting and words used by the menes, the younger men and boys. At characters seem well-researched, and this point, the reader may be reminded quickly identify for the reader where of a book previously reviewed here, An Pantarkes, the main character, begins Asian Minor, by Felice Picano. But as his journeys. Harrison also indicates to a whole, The Spartan is better written us the freedom of the culture to be and more substantial in plot, with more character depth. But, for purposes of homoerotic, though of course with no "homosexual" intent. The book boasts, pacing and plot I suppose, the time of courtship before union is short. The " ... (in) an era when gay relationships
PAGE 33 PAGE 32 TWT JULY 16 - 22. 1982 TWT JULY 16 - 22. 1982 Spartan is also written for a more personalized in Pantarkes. His eros for educated audience than the other book, the various men that the gods pass Quality is the difference at and only once does the plot seem pre- through his life is loving and sexual and .~ dictable. fulfilling. The men are wise, fair and What gives the novel more credibil- handsome. The characterizations Speedy ANOTHER ity is its use of the historical Sacred throughout the novel contribute to a WOMAN'S Band of Thebes. These several hundred richer, more entertaining story. ... ALTERNATIVE warrior-lover pairings, very famous and A few of the words used by Pan- Printing AT 523 LOVETT, HOUSTON recorded by history, are used to supply tarkes and other characters do not fit characters and flesh out the plot. For very well into the language of the cul- Service COME IN AND some, this may evoke strong emotion, ture they are in. These occasions are STRUT YOUR STUFF romantic visions of an unconquerable only minor distractions though, and do ON OUR NEW DANCE FLOOR. army whose love for each other is thei r not interfere with the novel's success. Bellaire Store WE'RE OPEN strongest armor. Pantarkes joins the The words refer to sexual parts and 5400 Bellaire Blvd. SEVEN DAYS band when he leaves Sparta, and par- practice, but there are very few descrip- A WEEK ticipates in many exploits and battles tions of sex between men, surprising- FREE PICKUP FOR YOUR DRINKING with them. Later, battles and war final- Iyenough. AND DELIVERY AND DANCING PLEASURE ly defeat the army; Pantarkes survives The name of Sappho of Lesbos and but his lover, Theagenes, is killed. King her followers are also recognized and The Community's Quality LET'S GET Phillip wants to unite and rule all of presented in a positive portrayal in the Printer and Stationer ACQUAINTED Helles, the Theban army resists, and is book. The characters have no major role HAPPY HOUR 4-7PM destroyed by Phillip. to play in the story, but they do con- WELL DRINKS 2 FOR 1 Pantarkes trained in Sparta as a tribute some of the philosophy and his- BEER 85¢ wrestler, and wants to return there to tory. find his brother who had escaped death The Spartan is carefully crafted and ENTERTAINMENT also when Pantarkes fled Sparta. He detailed for realistic effect and setting. EVERY returns to his city that is now under But this detail does not in any way bog WEDNESDA Y EVENING cruel control and finds his brother the reader down; the pace is continu- MARYANNE MAHONEY leading the fight for freedom there. ous and not boring. The human emo- AND MAT A HARI This is the next major section of the tion, the striving for peace and perfec- story. the third is his competition in the tion, the realistic culture and people, all LIVE DJ games at Delphi and later at Olympia. these elements evoke the spirit and cul- SIX NIGHTS What gives the book merit also is its ture of those ancient times till they A WEEK concept of noble love and athletic com- seem like new. For pleasure in reading, ~ (713) 523-3396 ~ petition, Grecian ideals exemplified and look for The Spartan. ,\II?
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The new French romance-thriller Diva ingly handsome black American so- is the ephiphany of an art movie, and prano named Cynthia Hawkins (played moves along at breath-taking speed, by Wilhelmina Wiggins Fernandez). barely giving the audience time to savor This is a woman with a fanatical group the visual splendors of one scene of devotees in the manner of a Tebaldi before another gleefully takes its place. or a Callas or even a Leontyne Price. It's like trying to decide what to buy in Though she is famous throughout the a chocolate shop. This is the first fea- world, she refuses to make studio ture film by Jean-Jacques Beineix, 35, recordings, preferring the excitement who displays a remarkably facile style, and "personality" of a live performance. full of charm and humor, with a flair for Enter Jules (nicely conceived by Fred- imagery and mood. Indeed, his camera eric Andrei), an 18-year-old Parisian technique is astonishing, yet unques- motorcyle messenger with a quiet face tionably compulsive: every shot in the and manner, who is devoted to his film purposely draws attention to itself favorite singer. He rides his bike all over and seems packed into the frame, Europe to hear his idol-and at a Paris threatening to explode. Clearly, Beineix recital, records her on a tape-machine is a movie-watcher, a lover of the fluid hidden in his bag. Cynthia sings the camerawork of Ophuls and De Sica and first-act aria from Catalani's La Wally, HOUSTON DALLAS Welles and Truffaut and De Palma. He a 1892 verismo opera now forgotten, • C:tr'ilATED concentrates on decoration and elabor- and her voice is rich and dark-hued and - PARKING grand, her ebony skin moist under the o Greenway Plaza • ation rather than nuance and interac- tion. Diva isn't great art, but it is a love- spotlights (Toscanini loved this opera .~ ~~:~~;:~::~., j~. and named his daughter after the her- _ 626·3339 :: ly, joyous, truly cinematic vehicle. :; Beineix and Jean Van Hamme loose- oine). ly base their script on a French novel After the concert, Jules is approach- by Delacorta, and their diva is a strik- ed by two groups. One consists of a
PAGE 37 PAGE 36 TWT JULY 16 . 22. 1982 TWT JULY 16 - 22. 1982 couple of Taiwanese who saw him This romance, so entertaining, does "black and white" positions, or else of his miserable, apprentice status and make the illicit tape and want it to have some problems. Fernandez is real- from a basic flaw in structure, with im- become a "great actor" which, of blackmail Cynthia. The other is a group ly a better singer than an actress, and ages and ideas so esoterically pre- course, he does by following those of killers 'after a second tape, deposited the script is a bit too complicated and sented that audiences could not enter political and moral arrangements that (unknown to Jules) in his Moped bag problematic for my tastes. Diva's ec- the director's world. suit his needs. His "moral" develop- outside the Gare St. Lazare. This centricities are all over the place, yet Istvan Szabo's Mephisto, a German- ment is defined by his sexual relation- cassette indicts a police chief in a nar- there's no attempt to hide them, no Hungarian production that placed at ships with two wives and one mistress; cotics ring. The plot twists like confet- false posturing. This is one candy store Cannes and won the 1981 Academy Szabo loads these scenes with pseudo- ti from here to the finish. Like any genre where you don't really mind the size of Award for Best Foreign Film, falls Freudian perversities to make sure we item, the film has an Obligatory struc- the selection. somewhere in the first category. The get the point. His political stance is ture-the chase, gangsters, women, director lacks any true objectivity for measured by his friendship with the just-in-time arrival of the cops (played the main character-Hendrick Hofgen General (Rolf Hoppe), a Nazi protector by a blonde woman)-but Beineix turns (Klaus Maria Brandauer), an actor who who eventually humiliates him in the everything on its head for the sheer symbolically sells his soul to the Berlin Olympic Stadium in a scene pleasure of it. He and his cinematogra- Nazis-a fact that seriously under- designed to show you just how empty pher, Phillippe Rousselot, use the mines the production. There's an unfor- his life really is under the Nazi regime. premise to make a kaleidoscope of im- tunate tendency for predictability in this Yet Hofgen's not quite there morally ages enhanced by a richly-textured col- film. Once again we have an artist in the first place. Brandauer, with his or scheme of blues, whites, reds, foisted with all sorts of moral respon- white makeup and impish grin, reminds greens through the decor of Hilton M. sibilities and who, of course, gets you physically of a young, wicked Peter Connico. The film isn't garish, though. crushed by them and ends up a broken, Lorre, or, better yet, Joel Grey in Caba- There's a magical ambience around it miserable puppet. This is the kind of ret. He's got the energy for this role, but and the characters. picture where Hofgen is forced to make no real sense of menace and, most im- Jules and Cynthia are at the center an important stage appearance near the portantly, no overwhelming force of per- of this picture, and you can sense the end of the film and-you guessed it- sonality needed to create the "tragic" pleasure the director receives from their can't go through with the performance. hero whose actions destroy him. being so. The plot gaps-and there are It's a dramatic stroke as original and Szabo's choice of Hofgen to represent many-are presented with few apolo- provocative as a Mickey Rooney dance the movement to legitimize and ration- gies; Beineix surely knows about them, number. alize German culture as Nazi ideology but is so carried away by the shimmer- Szabo and Peter Dobai base their doesn't ring true. In the script, he's all ing cascade of images and characters script on the 1936 novel, Mephisto, writ- surfaces. that he overrides credibility with photo- ten by Klaus Mann. Subtitled Roman Mephisto is a mediocre film because graphic ingenuity. The two eccentric Reviewed by George Klein einer Karriere (Novel of a Career), it pro- the director offers no true and original people who help Jules-an enchanting, If Diva is all glittering friendliness, vides a thinly disguised caricature of insights into his main character. In- roller-skating shoplifter (Thung An Luu) Mephisto is like walking into a room full the great German actor Gustaf Grund- stead, we get prejudices and platitudes named Alba and a Viet Nam veteran of strangers. Germany in the early thir- gens, whom Klaus met when they were about the duty of an artist to remain (Richard Bohringer) named Gorodish ties has become the classic location for both would-be actors. Although he ac- pure. Will artists continually be used as who smokes Gitanes by the box, prac- filmmakers to make grand statements knowledged Grundgen's apparently im- moral barometers in motion pictures? tices Zen, plays with jigsaw puzzles and on the political and moral "obligations" pressive acting gifts, he found fault Can't they be ambitious and seek fame lives in a loft the size of a skating of men and women living at a time with what he perceived to be the actor's and recognition through their work rink-provide a lyrical, dream-like reso- when communist, socialist and facist extreme vanity and compulsion to win without constantly being condemned nance to the production. Their blue- movements collided to start World War other people's admiration, including for these desires? In Szabo's eyes, ac- hued room is surrounded by white II and let free the Nazi holocaust. eventually the Nazi's. "He suffered from tors have a moral responsibility for their suits, white elevators, white-blue cigar- Fosse's Cabaret, Visconti's The Damn- his vanity as if from a wound," Mann decisions and integrity. Those that fail ette boxes, white furniture. It's like ed, Wertmuller's Seven Beauties, Berg- remarked. are nothing more than emotional maso- walking into a 7-11. Gorodish works on man's The Serpent's Egg and Schlon- . Szabo doesn't follow any of the chists. Yet Brandauer's effervescent, his elaborate blue sea-puzzle, and dorff's The Tin Drum all attempted to book's arched, contorted, satirical style; kinetic presence makes Hofgen per- seems reserved; yet he's cunning and explain and come to terms with the he wants to make a broad "statement" versely likable, more a naughty boy than criminally precise, and you'd want this period in a cinematic way. With the ex- on art in general and the culpability of the symbolic artist who ruins his craft. tough guy with you on the streets at ception of Cabaret, all of these films artists in particular. At the beginning of Szabo wants you to like him, and lets night. He and Alba belong to a magical failed-some, like Seven Beauties, the film, Szabo shows Hofgen as a you like him, then turns around and world without any pace or structure, evaporated-from either a heavy- childlessly jealous cabaret actor, shout- says you shouldn't, that the man's where the only reality is their loft, a kind handed preachiness in the script, ing and cursing and pounding the walls hopelessly corrupt. He's the director of Zen state-of-consciousness. reducing all issues to Simple, palatable for attention. Hofgen vows to climb out who cried wolf. '-III?
PAGE 38 TWT JULY 16 - 22. 1982 TWT JULY 16 - 22. 1982 PAGE 39 NOTES ON IGOR · STRAVINSKY- · I by George Klein I Stravinsky was born in Oranienbaum, The resulting association between the suburb of St. Petersburg, Russia, on the two men produced two more ballets June 17, 1882. His father, Feodor Stra- which placed Stravinsky in the front vinsky, was a famous basso at the Im- rank of living composers. Petrouchka perial Opera, and so Igor grew up in a came in 1911. Le Sacre, which follow- musical and theatrical atmosphere. Like ed two years later, created a world- many other fathers of future com- famous scandal, with the audience at- posers, Feodor wanted his son to study tacking ballet and orchestra members, law, which he did so, grudgingly. After and an enraged Stravinsky standing in a chance meeting with the great Rus- the wings behind the dancer Nijinsky sian composer and teacher, Rimsky- "holding the tails of his frac." Yet war Korsakov, at the age of 19 Stravinsky in Europe put a quick end to all musical knew he had to study composition. At activities, controversial or otherwise. the age of 23, he became his pupil and Stravinsky spent some time in Switzer- produced both a symphony and the Feu land, developing in pieces like Pulchin- d'artifice. ella and Le Baiser de la fee a more Sergei Diaghilev, the famous impre- eclectic style often referred to as "neo- sario of the newly founded Ballet Russe classic." His ties with the United States (who was the model for Anton Wal- deepened, however, when in 1939 he brook's noxiously cultured impresario came to lecture at Harvard. Eventually, in Michael Powell's film The Red Shoes) he became a citizen of this country, and was so impressed by the latter piece remained here until his death in 1971as that in 1908 he asked Stravinsky to or- lecturer, conductor, and of course, chestrate Chopin's "Valse Brillante" for composer, his compositional tastes the finale of the ballet Les Sylphides. continually varying to include even the So pleased was Diaghilev by the results serial techniques of Webern and that in December of 1909 he phoned Schoenberg. Stravinsky to tell him to begin composi- Outside of his music, Stravinsky was tion of the Firebird, and was surprised equally extraordinary. Agitated, small, to find he had already begun it. Stravin- he had a protean will and tyrannical sky later admitted he was not attracted temper. He could be cold, coy, simple, by the subject of the ballet, and espe- inventive, - gentle, contradictory. Like and daughter died of tuberculosis). strange, almost prehistoric face, built cially disliked the idea of producing Richard Strauss, a German contempo- "How are you feeling, I'm not feeling like a fort, survived them all, a little sil- "imitation Rimsky-Korsakov music." He rary, he insisted upon literal, almost very well," began many of his letters. ly at times, certainly shrewd, but always was glad, however, by his first big com- mathematical readings of his scores, as He was, foremost, a man of organiza- noble, his music stamped with that mission, and especially pleased by the his recordings demonstrate. He hated tion, composing for three hours each mysterious, ill-defined feature we can immediate success of the ballet when to be alone; friends tell how he chain- morning, only in the spring and sum- only call genius. it was given its premiere in 1910. But smoked four packs of cigarettes a day, mer. His working desk was neat, his As part of the centennial celebration this was merely the beginning: as he listened to Tchaikovsky (his favorite notation meticulous. His years study- of Igor Stravinsky's birthday, Rice Uni- finished orchestrating the ballet, composer), and developed his taste for ing law had left their mark. Picasso, versity in Houston, in cosponsorship Stravinsky imagined "a scene of pagan claret (which he purchased by the bar- Fokine, Nijinsky, Monteux, Diaghilev, with the Houston Symphony, is offer- ritual in which a chosen sacrifical virgin rei from Bordeaux). Ansermet, Debussy, Ravel, Prokofieff, ing a selection of films on the com- danced herself to death" -the final Stravinsky was a hypochondriac who Colette, Cocteau-he was a part of and poser, made up partially of interviews scene of Le Sacre du Printemps (The worried about his health, his family's moved with a group of illustrious ar- with the man, but generally an overview Rite of Spring). health, everyone's health (his first wife tists. Yet this paradoxical man with his of his long and productive life. 'I.IJI?
PAGE 41 PAGE 40 TWT JULY 16 - 22. 1982 TWT JULY 16 - 22. 1982 ~ __ SHOWBIZ __ by Jock Vorsi movies and who are more fond of in- teresting stories about extraordinary people than of expensive fantasies. I generally enjoy movies such as Super- man, Raiders of the Lost Ark and E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial, but I am a little an- noyed when I hear that these movies are made for "the child in all of us": the "child" in me tends to become cynical when overexposed to superheroes. (I guess movies like Poltergeist are made for the S&M in all of us since we main- ly go see junk like that for a good gross- out.) Recently, I had an opportunity to see an advance screening of The World interesting. His new film, A Midsummer According to Garp and now, several Night's Sex Comedy, which stars Allen days after that screening, I am still con- with Mia Farrow, Jose Ferrer, Julie vinced that it is one of the most con- Hagerty, Tony Roberts and Mary Steen- sistently delightful and satisfying burgen, has been shrouded in mystery movies I have seen in the last decade. ever since production began last year. Adapted from John Irving's enormous- It's a turn-of-the-century comedy, shot ly popular novel and directed by George on location in the country of upstate Roy Hill (Butch Cassidy and the Sun- New York, and it sounds like a definite dance Kid, The Sting), Garp is about change of pace from Annie Hall, Inter- some unusual people who are involved iors, Manhattan and Stardust Memor- in events which often border on the ab- ies. Come to think of it, all of Allen's re- LIGHTING UP - If you are interest- surd, but basically these people aren't cent films have been change of pace ed in movies that are about human be- extremely different from those you films .... Richard Pryor and Jackie ings who have actual recognizable per- either already know or, perhaps, want Gleason are currently in front of the sonalities and who are involved in com- to know. A few years ago, after the cameras for The Toy.... Shirley Knight plex relationships that relate to what is novel was published in 1976, Garp was returns to the screen in the upcoming actually and recognizably going on in considered virtually unfilmable; but the The Sender .... Debra Winger, femme the world, then you might have become many talented people who worked on star of the recent Cannery Row, as well frustrated lately every time you search- the movie have probably succeeded far as the new An Officer and a Gentleman, ed the newspaper movie ads trying to beyond most expectations. Since a with Richard Gere, is starring in some- find stimulating entertainment. It more complete review will be included thing called Mike's Murder .... And seems that most of the new movies are in an upcoming issue of TWT, I don't Sergio Leone, the di rector who gave us either about extra-terrestrials or polter- want to say much more about the movie such spaghetti classics as For A Few geists or comic strip characters or at this time. The World According to Dollars More and The Good, the Bad screaming semi-clothed teenagers or Garp opens nationally on July 23. I think and the Ugly (both with Clint Eastwood), various combinations of any of these. we are about to witness the arrival of and Once Upon a Time in the West, is We are being special effected and big a contemporary movie classic. directing his first film in over a decade, budgeted to death! Movies don't seem STILL MORE GLORIOUS CELLU- an epic called Once Upon a Time in to have a lot to do with the real world LOID - The opening of a new Woody America, with a cast that includes anymore, but does "real" necessarily Allen movie is always something of a Robert De Niro, James Wood, Elizabeth have to mean "commonplace" and special event, partly because his films McGovern, Tuesday Weld, Treat Wil- "boring"? Of course it doesn't, at least have very little advance publicity and liams and Louise Fletcher. It's being not for those of us who truly love partly because Allen at his worst is still filmed in Rome. '\IJ/?
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PAGE 44 TWT JULY 16 - 22. 1982 TWT JULY 16 - 22. 1982 PAGE 45 POETRY t=A£~\ Say good-bye to RUTH HASTINGS & CO. 119 EL MIO/SAN ANTONIO/341·4302 COMING OF AGE with two final performances by Erwin A. Felscher, Jr. "the best damn Thrust forth into the "Flaming Thirties," FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Amid depression and bathtub gin, little disco in texas" I learned the lesson very early, "You have to struggle to win!" 10:30PM MONDAY Advancing thru the wartorn Forties, JULY 19 With "jitterbug" and Junior High, I gill[y greeted puberty, And sadly learned to lie. A little cautious thru the Fifties, (graduation, Korean War), A first romance, a first heartache. I finally learned what to strive for. Eagerly joined the "Hippie Sixties." Peace, and love, and brotherhood! Well, almost. (Must never forget Stonewall!) At least it sounded good! Strode firmly thru the Seventies, No longer trying to hide. With smiling face and rigid spine, I finally found Gay Pride! Now, looking forward to the Eighties, Proud, and happy to be me. I know I've earned my equal share Of our society. THE in JOURNEY concert by Ariston DYNAMIC Long I wandered in the dark, Coming Thursday Suffering from an unsettled heart. LADY The feelings that I had, July 29 Were said by many to be bad. RETURNS FACES 3RD Though I knew this could not be, TUESDAY ANNIVERSARY PARTY Yet there was no one to rescue me. 9PM-2AM Then there came into my life, JULY 20 A friendship that ended all this strife. FREE HI-BALLS A warm smile, a gentle touch, BEER, WINE These things meant so very much! With his help I came to see, SA·M AND BUFFET The beauty held captive within me. PLUS llPM SHOW Then the chains were broke, the doors 9:30 performances thrown wide, tuesday thru saturday No more need to hide. LIMITEDADVANCE TICKETS Then at last my heart took wing, ON SALEAT FACES As my soul began to sing-Free at last, Free at last!! 402 LOVETTHOUSTON 527-9866
TWT JULY 16 • 22. 1982 PAGE 48 TWT JULY 16 • 22. 1982 PAGE 49 and come on down, by all means do so. while holding in your stomach. Not to First of all, let me point out that Key mention the eye strain from oogling at West is really not part of the United all those baskets bulging in brief bath- States. I suppose some of you sticklers ing suits. It can all be pretty depress- for geographic details will insist that it's ing, with every other man looking like on all the maps. However, we are dis- a candidate for a Mandate centerfold. I\I~ cussing "state of mind," and mentally One can quickly develop feelings of in- and emotionally, this is not your aver- adequacy. You might have been a "10" ) age American city. The attitude and at- in Toledo, but here you're lucky to be mosphere are a mixture of Carribean, a "3." leftover hippie culture and New York In order to maintain the type of life- WISI frenzy. A pretty strange combination to style that is desirable here-which be sure. Very mellow, but with high translates as being able to afford the energy. In fact, one of our biggest prob- right drugs and partying till dawn every lems is becoming too laid back. In night-one must work two or more short-you just don't give a damn jobs. After all, this is one of the most about the real world anymore. You stop expensive places to live in Florida, with Itl17 reading newspapers and even People one of the lowest payscales. Plus, you magazine. You no longer bother to turn may have to share your living quarters on TV. You lose interest in politics, who with six roommates, as rents are not Brooke Shields is dating and where the cheap. Then there are those trips to the latest Medfly outbreak is. All you care gym, the endless supply of bathing about is tricks and what bar has the suits and tank tops, and vacations every A"f)Il, best happy hour-politely referred to three months to recover from all this ex- down here as "attitude adjustment cess. Now you're beginning to get the hour." picture! ()Ilcl The whole island is a pretty sensual Of course, not everyone here gets place, constantly caressed by warm caught up in this mad social whirl. tropical breezes. Please don't get the There have been cases of people report- idea that all we have on our minds is ed to be seen entering the library, go- sex, but it is somewhat reflected in ing to bed early and doing countless everything we do. The other day, while other sensible things. However, these driving by the marina, I noticed a boat rumors are unconfirmed and have not appropriately named "Wet Dream." By been widely accepted by the local now you're probably thinking, "What's populace. wrong with all of that?" It is obvious you You still want to vacation here, pos- have overlooked the grave psychologi- sibly even relocate? Did I mention that cal implications. Emotionally, you just the water is undrinkable, the cockroach- by David V. Meunier have no idea how much stress all this es are as big as Mack trucks, there are What can you say about a place that cruising can have on a person. Let's tropical diseases they don't even have face it-all this warm weather adds up has a drive-in liquor store, hot men, names for, and the phone service is swaying palms, early bird happy hour to only one thing-little if any clothing! lousy? (8:30am-12:30pm),endless sex, spectac- So you have to look your best at all Would I do it all again? Of course! times. No hiding that extra roll of fat ular sunsets, drugs, and where being The sheer physical beauty of the island seen at Tea Dance is the major event you developed under layers of gar- is indescribable, the people warm and of the week? You might be tempted to ments, as we once did during those friendly, and best of all no one gives a call it "Fantasy Island," a more adult long cold northern winters. A simple damn about your sexual preference! version of the TV show of the same stroll to the grocery store can mean two There will always be room for one more, hours of getting ready. A walk down the since there is a constant need for re- pier at the public beach ("Dick Dock") placing those who burn out. But still, can be a truly traumatic experience. from time to time, one does ponder the You stand a good chance of develop- words of the immortal W.C. Fields- ing severe lower back pain from trying "All things considered, I'd rather be in to walk as straight and tall as possible Pittsburgh." Don't you bet on it. 'IJI?
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.'>:'Y_- ~~ ·~l;;··~:~;¥:r-~.-. TEXAS' BIGGEST BRINGS \\W YOU TEXAS' BEST IN r HOT TEA by Chuck C&W MUSIC WITH AUSTIN TEA - Jill says that Chances will officially grand open on Saturday, JOHN IRIZARRY July 24 ... Border says the Stallion still has the only "golden glory hole" in town ... new to town is Bill Seitz who has swooped in from Washington, DC to manage Tex's Colorado Street Bar ... Although Bill is eternally involved with a marine back home, he told HOT TEA he's single while in the all-American city of Austin ... Also back in town is handsome Gary who is back at Club Austin ... All that good cruise music at Dirty Sally's Apartment is being programmed by David Leslie ... 70-year-old Granny is still going strong as he swept through Red River Crossing last Sunday with his 30th annual Christmas in July benefit ... Going to Hippy Hollow? Get your ice cold beer at friendly Twin Liquors ... Over at the Boathouse, the crew is getting their ship (or is it boat) together for Doo-Dah-Dayz AUSTIN COVER - Handsome blond later this month-no, HOT TEA has no Brian Erickson, looking very much like idea what the hell it's all about as an all American GQ model, has recently Boathouse lips are sealed ... And, TWT'S moved from his hometown of Fort Scott Taylor has focused the CRUISE Worth and says, "There's no place like CAMERA on John Bertsch (see below) 6'3", Austin-love it!" Brian was 19-year-old Taurus who is the boxy photographed along with hundreds of doorman at the Private Cellar. ~ other healthy men and women at Austin's sixth annual 4th of July all-gay picnic held at City Park on Lake Austin. For four pages of tanned hill-country flesh, turn to page 74. MR. CORPUS CHRISTI - Blond, 19, Libra, and the body of death ... that's how pageant emcee Alice Phallus has described the new 1982 Mr. Gay Corpus Christi who is Charles Harlos. From 13 third-coast contestants, Lonnie was first runner-up and Ronnie was second runner-up. Place: Zodiac Lounge. When: Last Sunday. TEXAS TELETYPE - Victoria has a new gay gar which grand opened last Sunday-its name, 77 South, tells you CONTINUOUS HAPPY HOUR 1-7PM DAILY exactly where it is ... In Beaumont, the Copa becomes Christmas in July next WITH LEE OR BUDDY IN THE SALOON AT Tuesday for Granny's mason jar benefit 3912-14 CEDAR SPRINGS, DALLAS 522-9611 for Cerebral Palsy ... And, in Austin, Burt and Dolly plus several local gay actors world premier their movie, Best PAGE 60 TWT JULY 16 - 22. 1982 Little Whorehouse in Texas, last Sunday at the Paramount Theatre. HOUSTON HOTLINE -Unbeknownst to most, workmen have been quietly refurbishing the famous 2700 Albany . TAKE THE $18 complex by transforming it into a three- story, poolside Officers Club; scheduled to open for biz by August, .. I b Unbeknownst to Westheimer roosters, e WEEKEND CRUISE the Chicken Coop sign has been stolen e ~ twice and locked in the Midnite Sun's ~ ABOARD THE H.M.S. chases trophy case where it shall remain until Santa and Granny open the auction WITH OJ-J.D. ARNOLD presents for Christmas in July this Sunday, .. Unbeknownst to Donna Day while on stage at the Copa last Sunday, FRI-FREE DRINKS $6 COVER someone ripped off her apartment ... And unbeknownst to members, the Box Office has targeted July 30 for SAT-FREE DRINKS $7 COVER "Classified," a summer party with video accompaniment. DALLAS - Former assistant manager SUN-FREE DRINKS $5 COVER BIG DEE TEE - From Big D the HOT of the Club Dallas, Ron Russell (see TEA is that the Round-Up and the CRUISE CAMERA photo above), has been WEEKEND TOTAL: $18.00 Sundance Kids held a Texas shoot-out promoted to manager ... Ron told HOT last weekend that lasted three days. TEA that Dallas can expect more CBC Reconnaissance revealed that bartenders community involvement in the future SETTING SA.IL: 10P~ FRI.DAY from the Round-Up, after being ... The Branding Iron Club celebrates provoked, came ashore and established its 4th anniversary this weekend with a & SATURDA~~1U~i'Y a beach head on Maple Ave. using a registration party at Tex's Ranch on ~J4iiiiiii, ~ i~r~ If '''ji''.~, .. ~..-.w" ..»'':,"h \..•... ~ , ~, new secret weapon in their water Friday, a Saturday afternoon weenie ~,. !f •• !f If"~ tttr"·I;r~·" •••••••iQj pistols-Jungle Gardenia Cologne ... roast with beer plus an Executive Inn ,~~'-':":--:-:::::::: :':':"'::.3:':':.7.:::-:: Speaking of things tropical, Crews Inn meeting, and an eye opener cocktail goes southseaward for a Hawaiian party on Sunday ... And, when Rev. costume contest with tropical drinks Don Eastman and the MCCD tour visited next Wednesday for the ninth the mid-East during gay pride week, a anniversary of Dale Howard's still- special prayer ceremony was held in popular Crews Inn ... And who is the Israel at the Memorial to the red hot doorman at Oak Lawn Transfer? Holocaust-the only memorial to both He's Ike Gordon (see below). CRUISE jews and non-jews including those gays CAMERA photo for HOT TEA by Tom Davis. who wore the pink triangle in Nazi Germany. - TATTlE TALE - Dateline Houston: Bob Williams has reformed his 01' Texas Boogie Band. , . Dennis Mullins is no longer associated with Baja's ... at Baja's this Saturday evening there will be a fundraiser for State Representative Debra Danburg hosted by Rick Kittrell, Willis Otto and Earl Dow ... $1,000 has been donated to the Neartown Association for planting trees on July 27, in the esplanade on Yoakum at Hawthorne ... And, the last gay pride wrap-up meeting of '82 will be held at Kindred Spirits a week from Sunday, July 25. ONLY $2 COVER AFTER 2AM PAGEANT CHANGE - The dates of the Miss Gay South Pageant at Sunset Boulevard in San Antonio have been officially moved back to September 2
PAGE 62 TWT JULY 16 - 22, 1982 and 3 to "allow more lead time for contestants," HOT TEA was told. ~ • FORT WORTH - The Corral is busy BWWT - BWMT has now been joined by BWWT. That's right, now there is an this summer remodeling their patio after organization called Black and White last winter's burn-out ... The Rev. leri Women Together in Houston. Both social Ann Harvey from the MCC mother and service, BWWT is planning activities church in Los Angeles is in town this such as softball, bowling, bar-b-ques and \.,0~~ ,,~ R~ ~~ weekend for the festivities at the Agape more. Look for their booth at this ~ CO~ ~\(j. ~,~~v MCC ... An MCC fund raiser held at weekend's "Womyn's Mini-Fest" at O the Jenning's crossroads netted nearly Heidi's carnival. ~\; .(~ ~<:> ~ CP~ $1,000; TLC first raised $300 but when BACK PACKERS - T-Bags, a new ~'" ,
M E ~~J~)i N o N ~' y o ~ POOL· AIR CONDITIONED· COLOR TV U R 01/ aboard! CRUISE CAMERA - Isn't that Marissa M ~(l)AI~1 Marlowe with June's man of the month I at Bonham Exchange! Right The latest N for Ft.lauderdale and Key West D winner is Jay Casares, reports Coco who t, 1200 south should know! The next man of the month ~ ft. louderdol will be on deck July 25. 2509 WEST BROWARD BL VD FT. LAUDERDALE. FLA WACO PAGEANT - Lauren Carlisle 791-S092 ." ~~~J~~,W~ of Austin journeyed to Waco to win the open competition title of Miss Waco Heart of Texas (H.O.T.) Pageant held July 4 and 5 at J,T.'s, Lauren (middle) is shown in this CRUISE CAMERA photo by rwrs Scott Taylor with Waco supporters (right) Marc and (left) Tim, Amber Nicole was first runner-up and Roxie was both Free VIP border discount coupon book second runner-up and Miss Congeniality, from the Conch Republic for expatriates, We also offer scheduled flights between major Florida cities: Miami, Jacksonville, Melbourne, Orlando and Tallahassee - and charter aircraft to and from anywhere in Florida. ~~J~)i i.I~ Airlines Opa-Iocka A Miami, Florid~~~rt,Building410 Phoneyour t 054 ' TOLL FREE 800-327-2246 ravel agent . . at (305) 685~73'~oe Airlines IN FLORIDA 305-467-6551 Within Florida dlaI1-800-432-5403
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DALLAS - The Dallas Invitational Division B: 1) Union Jack, 2) Crisco Kids Volleyball Tournament will be held at River- and 3) Suzette's Boys. Both high game and chon Recreational Center this Saturday, Ju- series were won by Ross Howell with scores ly 17, at 8:30am, Luther Menke has told TWT of 201 and 564. SPORTSNineteen. teams from Austin, Ft. Division C: 1) Bobbie Pins, 2) Ma & Pa Ket- Worth, Houston, New Orleans, San Antonio tle & Co. and 3) Lotta Balls. High game was and Dallas will be competing in A & B Divi- sions for trophies. won by Bob Kirchhof's 214 and high series was won by John Kight's 519. Dallas is the first stop in summer tourna- ment play, San Antonio, Houston and Austin will also sponsor tournaments. USVBA rules JUST MARION LEADS are used during play. Finals for the Dallas HOUSTON - In the Eddie Chavez Mixed tournament will begin around 4:00pm, Ad- Bowling League that three-way has been mission is free and concession stands will broken as Just Marion and Lynn's Tropical be available to the public. Fruit has surged into first place followed by Chases and the Rockettes. NEW GAY LEAGUE High team scores: Tropical Fruit (3161 and 3089) and Salt & Pepper II (3098), TWT COMING HOUSTON - Due to the tremendous SPORTSwas told. 3PM SUNDAY response about the Men Of Montrose, JULY 25 M.O.M., the Monday night bowling league MSA BOWLING which starts in September, Steve Wallace 2nd ANNUAL operator of Gulf Gate Lanes, has expanded HOUSTON - Here are the July 12 stan- the entire facility to M.O.M. for 6:30pm ac- dings as scored by MSA for TWTSPORTS. PILLSBURY BAKE-OFF tion. Division A: 1) EuroTan, 2) Barnyard Hoers AND SALE Additional spots for teams are still and 3) 69'ers. BENEFITING ... available due to this generous expansion. "It Division B: 1) Lois Lanes, 2) 5 Easy Pieces and 3) EJ's. I ~:'/':,~.:il~:V;;.:, 1. KAPOSI'S SARCOMA will be a 100% gay night at Gulf Gate Lanes," Joe Anthony told TWTSPORTS. Division C: 1) Cocktailers, 2) Citizen Paine 2. HOUSTON GAY SWITCHBOARD and 3) Sticker. OAK LAWN TENNIS Division D: 1)Galleon One, 2) Happy Trails 3. NEARTOWN ASSOCIATION and 3) Gator-Aide. 4. AUTISTIC CHILDREN'S FUND DALLAS - The 3rd Annual Oak Lawn Top three singles: 1) Bobby Patton's 259, AB & REBEL OUTLAWS Tennis Tournament was held June 19, 20, at 2) Gerald Hagan's 243 and 3) Richard King's JUDGING-3:30PM EVERY SUNDAY Samuell Grand Tennis Center. Rain forced 231. AUCTION-4:30PM all Saturday matches to be played on Sun- Top three series: 1)Gerald Hagan's 614, 2) day. RAFFLE-6PM LOTS OF PRIZES AND SURPRISES Butch Irish's 565 and 3) Jerry Newton's 552. AT HOUSTON'S #1 C&W CLUB In Division A Singles, Mark Evans defeated Don Draper in three sets. Doubles GALLEON & SALLY'S title went to Mike West and Jon Papp over HOUSTON - In the MSA softball league, Draper and AI Leong, 6-3, 6-2. Dirty Sally's continues to hold down first eOUll1:r)T I)roud--- Bill Nelson defeated Jerry Johnston, 7-5, place in the North Division while in the 7-5 in Division B Singles. Consolation went South Division the Galleon has taken a one to Dain Johnson over Larry Lavender by default. game lead over Jim's Gym. South Division standings: 1) Galleon (8-3), In Division C Singles, Clint Thetford I 2) Gym (7-4),3) A&K (5-6),4) Voice (3-8)and ---- defeated Jessie Vallejo, 6-2, 6-3. ----"ril:II Patch (3-10), North Division standings: 1) Sally's (12-1), 2400 BRAZO~ 0 t ~ OAK LAWN BOWLING 2) Mine (6-5),3) Barn (6-6),4) Mary'S (5-6)and DALLAS - From OLBA, these are the BRB (2-8). July 12 standing as released to TWTSPORTS. Here are highlights of last weekend's 528-9182 <0)--'11f~X(lSPride! Division A: 1) M&M's, 2) L'Rimr and 3) Mr. games as prepared by MSA for TWTSPORTS. Bill's Boys. Both high game and series were ______Continued on page 95 PAGE 70 TWT JULY 16 - 22, 1982 TWT JULY 16 - 22, 1982 PAGE 71 ----1-+----1--,1' > it <::\... • II< T··,yA!!V~l austin's 6th annual 4th of july picnic COMING MEMBER HOUSTON TAVERN GUILD OPEN 24 FRIDAY AUGUST 6 THE THURSDAY, FRIDAY HOURS AND SATURDAY LAZYJ HOUSTON'S 9:3QPM·1 :30AM ~12TUAM HOUSTON S28-9~4~ newest and ABAND THE REBEL PRESENTS OUTLAWS LARGEST RON SIOUX'S ADULT BOOKSTORE SUNDAY 8:30PM BIRTHDAY SHOW AND PEEPSHOW LITTLE BOBBY'S "39 AN' HOLDING!" ARCADE VARIETY REVUE 7PM SUN JULY 18 PLUS TWO CONT1NUOUSL Y WITH STARRING PLAYING FEATURE CINEMAS SPECIAL RON SIOUX GUESTS n ROBBIE ROBERTS BURGANDY WOODS TRACY TALK OF THE (former Miss Houston) SANDY TAYLOR LEALO TUESDAY HOLIDAY (Miss Stripper) AND TOWN JOHN MAHAFFEY BOOKSTORE 8228 GULF FREEWAY NO COVER HOUSTON, TEXAS HAPPY HOUR 7 DAYS A WEEK 4-8PM OPEN M-SAT 2PM-2AM, SUN 4PM-2AM ON YOUR WAY TO OR'ROM 1011 BELL, HOUSTON 659-0453 GALVESTON'S 8EAOHE$, TWT JULY 16 - 22, 1982 PAGE 84 TWT JULY 16 - 22, 1982 PAGE 85 \\9tI .$2 --_(LASSIFIED __ Toadvertise in TWT Classified, send 35q; per word Houston. 1 & 2 bedroom apt. Call (713) 520-9160. (key words requested in all caps or italics are 75q;; centering, 5()q;) to TWT Classified, 2205 Montrose, Houston. Montrose 2-1, fake fireplace, separate din- Houston, Texas 77006 or call (713) 527-9111. Ad ing room, hardwood floors, mirrored walls, levolor copy and payment must reach TWT office by 12 blinds, in old building, $5OO/mo. + bills & deposit. noon the Monday preceding publication. Ads can- Ralph, (713) 526-0543. not be accepted after aeea-tine. TWT places ad in Houston. Montrose 1-1, hardwood floors, cedar proper category. Include area code in telephone walls, $275/mo. + bills & deposit. In old building. number. TWT not responsible for errors after first Ralph, (713) 526-0543. insertion. Acceptability of ad content subject to the riiscretion of TWT. Dallas. Oak Lawn. Spacious one bedrooms at $325 and two bedroom, two baths at $400. Patios and balconies. Well maintained. Couples welcome. All ads must be paid tar in advance. All (214) 522-7077. Texas checks must include Texas Dallas. Oak Lawn: unique floor plans with W/B Driver's License number. Out-ot-stete fireplaces. Some with lofts and vaulted ceilings. ads must be paid by maney order; not Covered parking, near bus, shops & restaurants. check. No exceptions. Start $300, bills paid. Special people will feel at home. Cedar Tree Apartments. (214) 522-1261. FOR RENT/LEASE Houston. Texas Bunkhouse, $10 admission. Private rooms, weekly/nitely rates. (713) 225-1617, 528-8855. Houston. Montrose condo available August tst, Also, help wanted. One bedroom, new kitchen, pool, assigned parking, central air/heat. $4oo/mo. (713) 370-5180 weekends, Houston. 652-8450 days. HEIGHTS APARTMENT LOCATORS Houston. Heights large 1 bedroom garage apart- Renovated apartments. Fenced in patios, land- ment available August 1, AlC, WID, (713) 869-7431. scaped courtyards, individual central air. $275 and Houston. One bedroom garage apt. on Westheimer up. (713) 869-7364. near Woodhead (near the Drum). $260 bills & + FOR SALE deposit. Immediate occupancy. Contact Bift, (713) 526-0804. Houston. Diningroom suite, 5 piece with lighted china cabinet. Excellent condition. (713) 526-2471. Galveston. Lovely two bedroom home near Stewart Beach by day or week. (713) 861-7883 or 864-6207. Dallas. 1980 Jeep Renegade C-55. Excellent cond., 17,000 miles, 6 cylinder. $6,000. (214) 559-0678 rnor- Pleasant courtyard setting. Eft., one and Dallas. nings, 823-4151 ext. 280, Kim. two bedrooms. Leases start at $242, all bills paid, pool & laundry, close to your bar. Call Carlos, (214) Houston. Sheraton love seat, Queen Anne dining 521-5911. table, flame stitch side chair. (713) 529-8111, even- ings & weekends only. Dallas. Nice pleasant complex. One & two bedroom. Leases start $275, bills paid, laundry and Dallas. Puppies (Cairns, like Toto) $140. Little pool, close to all bars. Call Bruce, (214) 745-1003. Butch, (214) 821-3142. Dallas. I have six small apt. communities ready to Houston. Furniture, prints, plants, misc. items for lease now. Three with pools, all with laundry tacil- sale. Call (713) 522-3291. ities. All in Oak Lawn, close to our bars. David, (214) Dallas. AN INCREDIBLE RETREAT, just 25 miles 522-3922. from downtown Dallas. 1894 Victorian JEWEL, in Dallas. Unfurnished two bedroom apt. Central excellent condition, approx. 4,000 sq. ft. on 28 + heat/air, all built-in kitchen, washer/dryer, carpet, scenic acres with creek. DOWNSTAIRS: Entrance natural woodwork and cabinets. Completely hall, parlor, formal dining room, 1 bedroom, 1 bath, remodeled. $330 + elec. and gas. (214) 941-9542. utility room, kitchen-breakfast-den area. UPSTAIRS: 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, L·shaped veranda. Special in- Two bedroom, one bath, formal living and Dallas. terest items: Ornately carved main staircase & back dining, den and large country kitchen with built-ins, staircase, 9'12 tons of central air & heat, original washer included. $300 deposit, $425 per month. carriage house w/harness room, metal barn, several (214) 522-5689. older houses, plus 2 bedroom, 1 bath mobile home Dallas. Furnished/unfurnished room in 1920 vintage wlcentral heat & air. VA appraisal $286,000; oftered rooming house in old East Dallas near Gaston- Car- at $275,000 (some owner financing available). Jim roll, $45 weekly. Carl, (214) 827-3778 or Alan, Richardson & Associates, Inc. (214) 521-3000. 826-0229. Houston. 1974 BMW Bavaria. Bluelsaddle interior. Houston. Heights: Large artist studio, bills paid, Standard, AC, AM/FM/tape, good condition, $3,000. $200/month, (713) 881-2637. Contact Bift, (713) 526-0804. HOuston. One bedroom, one bath, living room with Florida. KEY WEST. Specializing in OLD TOWN den, dining room, kitchen, WID connections, ap- properties, guest houses, compounds, islands. Call Pliances, fenced back yard, large deck, large MICHAEL MOYE, Realtor. Key Lime Realty, (305) closets, near bus, burglar alarm, $650 + bills, no 296-8516. ~s. 905 Welch, (713) 529-8939. Dallas. 1980 Datsun Kingcab pickup. Silverlgray, ~ouston. Texas Bunkhouse. Rooms $75/weekly. automatic, air, cruise, AMIFM stereo cassette, Rhare a room, $45/weekly. $25 entry. 1218 W. Gray. mags, camper, chrome bumpers. Excellent condo ~mmate service. (713) 225-1617, 528-8855. $4800. (214) 941-9542. Ti:iJ; ,,,,,... -- -- u ---- ~ continued from page 71 record and has to await the outcome of this weekend's games to see if they will qualify Voice trips Mary's 9-5: Led by B. James 3 for a playoff position. The victory moved for 4 and Pete Housos 2 for 4, the Voice A&K into a solid third place in the South outhit Mary's to tally their third win of the SKON. Division with a chance to move to second by season and put themselves in strong posi- the close of this Sunday's games. tion to clinch a playoff position in post Sally's over Mary's, 11-2: Sally's closed season play. The loss dropped Mary's to a 5 ~TIKI~ out its regular season play with a solid 11-2 NEW MEMBERS & 5 record for the season. Galveston, Texas 763-9031 victory over Mary's by scoring their 11 runs WELCOMED THROUGH Galleon defeats Mine, 12-6: The Galleon 214 23rd Street @ Tremont on 15 hits including a 4 for 4 performance by MEMBER SPONSORSHIP brought out their big bats against the Mine Mike Morrison and homeruns by Mario Mar- racking up 16 hits including 4 homeruns by chen a and Jerry DeSale. Bill Fike (1), Ross Gore (1) and Don Kessler Mine over BRB, 8-3: The Mine scored 5 715 FAIRVIEW (2).The Mine managed to score 6 runs on on- frist inning runs led by Mike Linder's 3-run HOUSTON ly 6 hits for the day. homerun and then coasted to an easy vic- 521-2792 Barn outscores Jim's Gym, 14-12: The hot SUNDAYS tory, keeping the Mine in second place, one- Barn team continues to streak winning its half game ahead of the Barn. 5th straight game at the expense of Jim's DISCO proudly presents Gym defeats the Voice, 13-6: Jim's Gym Gym. The Barn scored 14 runs on 15 hits in- BEGINS AT scored 13 runs on 12 hits while the Voice cluding 2 roundtrippers by Bill Schmidt. Also managed only 6 runs on an identical 12 hits a weekend the Barn's Andy Uriega was 3 for 3 and Tony in last Sunday's finale. The victory kept the 4PM Pietschner was 4 for 4 for the day. Jim's Gym on the heels of the Galleon in the AFTER EXTRAVAGANZA Gym also had a powerful hitting day with 14 South Division while the loss means that the THIS FRIDAY NIGHT hits including 2 homeruns by Rick Errard YOU LEAVE Voice will have to try again this week to lock and 1 by Mike Scoggins. DANCE TO up a position in the first round of the league A&K rallies past BRB, 10-5: A&K STEWART THE MUSIC OF playoffs. developed a 5th inning, 6-run rally to come The Barn and their softball team will host BEACH from behind and defeat BRB taking the lead a party at the Barn next Wednesday, July 21 COUNTRY in the bottom of the 4th on a series of walks ENJOY from 7:00-10:00pm. Happy hour prices will be followed by key hits by Bruce Fickett and given to all MSA members and a buffet will DISCO Carlos Romero. HAPPY be available. The Barn softball players will Galleon in easy victory over Patch, 12-1: In be bartending and tips will be donated to DANNY its second game of the day, the Galleon HOUR both MSA Softball and MSA Women's Soft- easily defeated the Patch by continuing its ball. "Who knows ... Marilyn may even hot hitting with 14 hits including a homerun 112 PRICE make an appearance," TWT SPORTS was told. SATURDAY AFTERNOON by Barry Pirkey and a 3 for 3 performance by This weekend 8 games will be played: a mid-summer Grant McKinstry. The Patch managed only 5 DRINKS Saturday, July 17 at Levy Field: 5pm-Mine hits in scoring their only run. vs. BRB; 6pm-Galleon vs. Mary's; 2-7PM BUFFET A&K closes out Patch 14-10: In the final 7pm-Gym vs. A&K; and 8pm-Voice vs. IN YOUR 2-4PM plus regular season game for the Patch, A&K BRB. SWIMSUIT SATURDAY NIGHT racked up 15 hits scoring 14 runs to end the Sunday, July 18 games: 6pm-Galleon vs. Patch's season on a losing note. The Patch Gym; 7pm-Voic~A&K; 8pm-Barn vs. THE finished the regular season with a 3-10 Mine; and 9pm~EflEtvs .•Mary's, \IJI? DIXIE Getting into shape for GayRun '82 to be held July 25 in San Francisco's Gotden Gate Park. Organize.rs include race ENJOY director Bob Plantz (with headband), Don Binder and Peter Middendorf. the 5· and llJ.km. rac~s.are" cosponsored GLORIA MONROE KINGS by Frontrunners/San Fran cisco and The Advocate. . SUNDAYS AND 9PM-MIDNIGHT JOHNNY GUIDRY and also THURS-SAT SUNDAY NIGHT ATOP THE KON-TIKI in 8PM-11PM 7~~&ee~~ • ~\ ~ OPEN 9PM-l:30AM WEDNESDA Y-SUNDAY ~e(J ~(J~ atop rl1!M~!?!£ (DRESS CODE ENFORCED) Wed thru Sun PAGE 94 TWT JULY 16 - 22, 1982 SPECIA_ EVENTS ~CALENDAR_ special one-time only and non-profit community events ualily tor a TWT CALENDAR listing. For regular club en- iertainment, such as .shows, bands, "!ov(e.s, tourneys, bul- lets and drinks specials. reter to the inaiviouet club saver- tisements FRIDAY - JULY 16 c (DA) Cliff Dwellers: Meeting, 8p (FWi Agape MCC: Spiritual renewal, 7:30p (HO) Cornm, Coffee House: 7:30p 'c (HO) Copa: Divine, live, 11p (SA) Exec_ Health Club: VD screening, 7:30p L SATURDAY - JULY 17 (DA) MCC: Texas Gay/Lesbian Task Force mtg, 10a c' (DA) Reverchon Rec. Ctr,: Pegasus Volleyball \"v tourney.Bp (FWi Agape MCC: Spiritual renewal, 7:30p (HO) Baja's: Debra Danburg fund raiser :.{~, (HO) CBC: VD screening, 9p-1a (HO) Dignity: Meeting, 7p (MC) Etc. Etc.; Miss Gay Texas South prelims, BDYLESQUE 10:30p (HO) Levy Field: MSA Softball, 5-8p SUNDAY - JULY 18 (AU) MCCA: Services, noon 118M (DA) MCCD: TG/LTF mtg, 10a; Serv., 9a, 11a & 7:15p (DA) UCC: Services, 11a; Affirmation mtg, 3p (FVV) Agape MCC: Install. of Norwood & Crisco; Service, 11a: Spiritual renewal, 7p REVUE (GA) MCC: Services, 1p (HO) Bering UMC: Services, 10:50a WITH CCF: Services, 10:45a, 7:15p ~~gCoffeel House: Family & Friends of Gays BUNNY DOl LEIGH SHANNON, TIGER LIL, meeting,2p (HO) Dirty Sally's: VD screening, 4-8p ALAN ALLISON AND ROBERT (HO) Lazy J: Ron Sioux's birthday, 7p (HO) Levy Field: MSA Softball, 6-9p (HO) Midnite Sun: Granny's Xmas benefit show, IOPM SHOWTIME: 10p (HO) Mont. Church of Christ: Services, 12:30p TUESDAY, THURSDAY, SATURDAY New Freedom Christian Church: Services, 10a ~~glEtc. Etc_: Miss Gay Texas South finals, 10:30p (SA) Dignity: Mass, 5p BEER BUST (SA) Lambda: Meeting, 5p (SA) MCC: Services, 11a, 7p MONDAY - JULY 19 (AU) Lambda: Men's Awareness group, 8p (DE) GLAD: Meeting, 7:30p TUESDAY - JULY 20 (BE) Copa: Granny's Xmas benefit show (BE) Trinity: Religious development MISS TEXAS (DA) MCC: Oak Lawn Symphonic Band rehearsal, ENTERTAINMENT 7p WEDNESDAY - JULY 21 SPECTACULAR (AU) MCCA: Service, 7:30p (DA) DGA: Social Justice Dept, 7:30p FINALS (DA) Landing: Granny's Xmas benefit show, 10:30p (DA) MCCD: Service, 7:30p JULY 30-31 (FW) Agape MCC: Service, 7:30p (HO) Barn: MSA Benefit, 7-10p (HO) GPC: Meeting, 7:30p (HO) MCCR: Service, 7:30p 526-5590 (HO) New Freedom Christian Church: Share time, 7:30p THURSDAY - JULY 22 (AU) Lambda: Women's Awareness group, 8p (SA) Bonham Exchange: First anniversary '\1JI7 PAGE 98 TWT JULY 16 - 22. 1982 Tl.UT JULY 16 - 22. 1982 PAGE 99 THE BIGGEST CLASSIFIED BARGAIN "'" IN TEXAS OPEN 4PM OPEN 2PM MONDAY SATURDAY Name Phone _ THROUGH AND Address FRIDAY SUNDAY City/State Zip ___ -'I / / / / ___ ---,I / / / / ___ -'I / / / / ___ ---,I / / / / .~~ Total Words Cost at 35¢ per word CashO CheckO# _ ... ~ Deadline: Monday Noon Volume No. _ 1'1~'?><' " Ail checks must include Texas Driver's License number. 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Box 8109 ZIP 77844 .845-8022 walnut St. Pub ...... 4th & Walnut ...... 677-2522 Gay Student Services...... 845-8022 AMARILLO CLUB (Area Code: 915) CORPUS CHRISTI CHURCH (Area Code: 512) Maggie's Disco. . 1005 N. Fillmore 372-5081 Unitarian Church...... 3125 Horne Rd. . .. Take Five. . 323 West 10th .. .. 372-9240 CORPUS CHRISTI CLUBS (Area Code: 512) AMARILLO ORGANIZATIONS (Area Code: 915) Hidden Door 1003 Morgan Ave 882-0183 AA (24·hours) . . 37:>B025 Odd Couple .413 Peoples. .882-0381 Crisis Intervention. 375-4251 Spanish Galleon. 517 N. Chaperrial . . .. coming soon Gay Community Services. . . P.O. Box 2324179105 ..... Zodiac .. 617 S. Staples 883-7753 ARLINGTON CLUBSIBUSINESSES (Area Code: 817) CORPUS CHRISTI ORGANIZATIONSIHELPLINES Tarrant County Mining Co. . .. 735 N. Collins ..... 265B448 (Area Code: 512) ARLINGTON ORGANIZATIONSIHELPLINES (Area Code: 817) Alpha Plasma Center 3105 Ayers St. .883-2640 Center for the Community .... 2412 Lipscomb 925-3521 Gay Alcoholics Anon 3125 Horne Rd .... Unitarian Church Tarrant County Gay Alliance . . 925-3521 .... 882-0709/937-1361 UT·A Comm. Serv. Cntr. (psychiatric help) .273-2165 DALLAS ATIORNEYS (Area Code: 214) AUSTIN ADULT BOOKSTORES (Area Code: 512) Day, Kim K. ' 1309 Main #1112 .742-2281 Mr. Peepers .213 E. 6th . . .. 478-0243 Koss, Gregory 4503 Lemmon .559-4760 Stallion Bookstore 706 E. 6th 477-0148 DALLAS BATH (Area Code: 215) Texas No.1 News Stand 1910 Guadalupe 472-0010 Club Dallas. 2616 Swiss. . 821·1990 Citadel. . 613 W. 29th . .477-0457 DALLAS BUSINESSESISERVICES (Area Code: 214) AUSTIN BATH (Area Code: 512) A Floral Adventure. . 3901 Cedar Springs. . .. 651-0025 Club Austin . '.'JJ8 W. 16th .475-7986 B&W Liquors. . 4044 Cedar Springs. .525-5820 AUSTIN BUSINESSESISERVICES (Area Code: 512) 2402 N. Fitzhugh ..... 821-0411 Mr. Video. . 213 E. 6th 478-0243 Butler's Pantry Too ..... 3930 Cedar Springs .. 521-0432 Richardson, Phillip, MD 7 Med. Park Sq 472-5141 Coffee Beanery 2817 Greenville ... 821·2090 Twin Liquors 519 E. 7th .472-6595 DeBrucque, DDS 2735 N. Washington. .522-2000 Varsity Theatre 2402 Guadalupe 474-4351 Eagle Leathers 3912 Cedar Springs 528-4620 Video Barn 708 E. 6th .477-0459 .4025 Maple Ave. .528-4620 Warren's Flowers 3700 Jefferson. .454-5285 .4117 Maple Ave. . .. 528-4620 AUSTIN CHURCHES (Area Code: 512) Friday's Florist . Lemmon @ Wycliff MCCA. . P.O. Box 18961178760. .443-3332 Gaspipe 4012 Maple 525-5982 AUSTIN CLUBS (Area Code: 512) Graham, the Photographer .. 4012 Cedar Springs 521-9800 Boat House. .407 Colorado. . 474-9667 Hackberry Place Apts 3130 Cedar Plaza .. 748-6760/521-5966 Dirty Sally's Apartment 2828 Rio Grande 478-0224 Hair Revue 2525 Wycliff .522-6481 Private Cellar 709 E. 6th .477-0387 Hair System 2000. . .. 5232 Forest Ln. #132 987-4442 Red River Crossing. . 611 Red River 477-0391 High Voltage 4008 Cedar Springs .522-5800 Chances 900 Red River. .472-8273 Jim Richardson & Assoc. (real estate) .. .3113 Hood St. Tex's Colorado St. Bar. .404 Colorado 474-7003 .521-3000 Waller Creek Saloon & Dance Hall .. 709 E. 6th 477-0387 Job Store . 5826 Lemmon .522-4890 AUSTIN ORGANIZATIONSIHELPLINES (Area Code: 512) JOX Enterprises . . . P.O. Box 59943175229 Alcoholics Anonymous (Hill Country Intergroup) .472-8251 Limousines Inc. . 827-7900 Austin lambda. .302 W. 15th 478-8653 Linda's Surplus Store...... 4323 Maple. . .525-8801 Austin VD Screening & Clinic ..... 21 Waller .480-8555 Lobo Bookshop ..... 4008 "C" Cedar Springs ..... 522-1132 Brighter Day Counseling Ctr. 451-2255 Memorabilias. .3908 Cedar Springs. .522-6601 Capital Acting Co.. 515 E. 6th 474-9382 Message Place. .3409 Oak Lawn Suite 117 ..... 522-0912 Gay Atheist League of America .... P.O. Box 8644178712 . Midnight Hair...... 2504 N. Fitzhugh .824-3231 Gayline P.O. Box 8107178712. . 477-6699 Oak Lawn Records .3810 Congress #121 .. 521-0350 Gay Nurses Alliance 1010B Romeria Dr 453-0816 Off the Street. .3851 Cedar Springs 521-9051 Hotline-MH/MR(24hrs) . . 472-HELP R.J. Productions. . . P.O. Box 10984175207 . .824-3533 Lambda Center for Alcoholics .7530 N. Lamar #201 .928-4576 Season Air (NC, elec., plumb.) .... Metro-261-0335 Unit 5095 Law Students for Human Rights. . UT Law School Shute #2 4008 Cedar Springs #B 521-2431 . . ... 727 E. 26th ZI P178705 . Sound Climax (stereo/video) ... Preston Ctr. .363-5676 Lesbian/Gay Alcohol & Drug Abuse Collective. .302 W. 15th Space Place. .4000 Cedar Springs. 521-9190 ..... 478-8653 Tonsorium. . ... 2900 Henderson. . .823-1410 Lesbian/Gay Political Caucus .. Box 822 ZIP 78767 .. 474-2717 TWT 3409 Oak Lawn #117. . .. 521-0622 LeSbian/Gay Speakers Group. .. .302 W. 15th ..... 478-8653 Union Jack 3918 Cedar Springs .528-9604 Lone Star Deaf Rainbow Society. . .. 479-6699 VVV Records ..... 3906 Cedar Springs .522-3470 Rebekah B. Johnson Clinic . . . .. 21 Waller 472-3361 DALLAS CHURCHES (Area Code: 214) Republican Alternative Committee for Texas. Bethany Presbyterian Church .528-4084 ...... Box 225 ZIP 78767 . . ... 472-2020 First Unitarian Church of Dallas University Gay Students Organization . .4015 Normandy. . .528-3990 or 821-8119 Church of Universal Truth P.O. Box 683 V.D. Cli~iCBOX 275'1~i3U~~~~n~ldg ZIP 78712 .474-6581 MCC-Dallas . 2701 Reagan. .526-6221 BEAUMONT CHURCHES (Area Code: 713) United Community Church .4402 Roseland .827·5088 GOlden Triangle Church of Christian Faith . DALLAS CLUBS (Area Code: 214) i-'," 2360 Calder Suite 230 755-0619 Adam's Inn 4036 Cedar Springs .. 522·5935 nruty . Rte. 8IP.O. Box 510 ZIPf77630 835-66781883-8655 Crews Inn. .3220 N. Fitzhugh. .525-9320 T BEAUMONT CLUB (Area Code: 713) Eighth Day 2509 N. Fitzhugh. . .823-0276 he Copa . .304 Orleans 832-4206 Fitzhugh North. .2543 N. Fitzhugh. . .823-7230 J BEAUMONT COUNSELING (Area Code: 713) Fraternity House .... 3215 N. Fitzhugh .521·1651 ',"my Jackson (Wed. only) ...... 835-1295 Golden Unicorn. . .. 5404 Lemmon Ave. . .521-6553 A COLLEGE STATION CLUBS (Area Code: 713) Hidden Door .5025 Bowser .. 525-9211 straptes ...... 805C Old Wellborn Rd . .696-1100 High Country 3121 Inwood .351·2278 PAGE 102 TWT JULY 16 - 22, 1982 TLiJTJULY 16 - 22, 1982 PAGE 1~ J.R.'s 3923 Cedar Springs. 528-1004 Gayllne 746-6790 Gala EI Pase . . . . 1836 E. Cliff. . 544-7475 r """ Greater Dallas Info & Referral Service 747·3711 Jugs. . .. 2812 W. Henderson. . 82:>D746 FORT WORTH CHURCH (Area Code: 817) Herpes Help Hotline MIW/F-711p 742·9888 Landing .2617 N. Pearl 74HJ300 Agape MCC 2336 Hemphill @ Page 92&7000 MetaphySical Spiritual Assoc PO 190803175219. No Name Bar 2513 N. Fitzhugh. . .. 82:>D790 FORT WORTH CLUBS (Area Code: 817) Na)'1 Org for Women . Box 140158 821·7471 Come Along Inn ... S. Jennings @ Pennsylvania 332'{)720 Nut Kraker. 3136 Routh 742·2245 NOW Lesbian Rights 3108 Routh St. 742-6918 Corral. . .. 621 Hemphill 335.{)196 Oak Lawn Transfer .. 3118 Oak Lawn 52& 1410 oak Lawn Block Assoc P.O. Box 190408175219 . DJ's . . 1308 St. Louis . . 927·7321 Round·Up Saloon .3912·14 Cedar Spgs 522·9611 oak Lawn Bowling Association. . .52&4938 Downtowner. . 3208 W. 7th 332'{)335 Sassi's 4516 McKinney. . .52&9328 Oak Lawn Band 351·5509/521-0432 Krazy Kowboy. . .. 4400 White Settlement Rd 731-8000 Sundance Kids .' . . .. 4025 Maple 52&9173 Oak Lawn Medical Clinic 2601 Wellborn ..... 522·7770 651 Club 651 S. Jennings. . 332'{)745 Tex'S Ranch. . 4117 Maple. . .52&9302 Oak Lawn Tennis Assoc. 6036 Birchbrook #128175206 52&5717 Tender Trap 1815 E. Lancaster. . 335.{)Q31 Throckmorton Mining Co. ..3014 Throckmorton ... 5214205 KIM K. DAY parents Anonymous ..' .35:>D186 The Lumber Company 700 S. Jennings 332'{)192 Uptown Dallas . 2911 Routh @ Cedar Springs . coming Soon police Department·Social Services. . .. 67()'5844 The Other Place. 1036 N. Henderson ~ 1901 Village Station. . 4001 Cedar Springs 52BB161 police Harassment Reporting .522·5991 FORT WORTH ORGANIZATfONs/HELPLINES Wild Crowd Saloon 2515 N. Fitzhugh 824·9158 .... or 528-4233 (Area Code: 817) Wooden Nickel. . . 3911 Cedar Springs 52&5590 Presbyterians for Lesbian/Gay Concerns 522·7813 CrisisiSuicide Intervention (24 hour help) . . .. 336-3355 ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR DALLAS COUNSELING (Area Code: 214) PSychiatric Emergencies-Parkland Hospital. .638-1800 Dignity/Fort Worth . P.O. Box 13039/Arlingtonl76013 .283-8588 Corley, Rip. . 826D885 ATLAW STD Clinic 1936 Amelia Ct. 9207950 Lambea AA. . .332·3533 Oak Lawn Counseling Ctr ... 3409 Oak Lawn #202 .. 528-2081 Suicide Prevention. .828-1000 Tarrant Co. Gay Alliance. P.O. Box 11044 ZIP 76109 .92&3521 DALLAS FITNESS CENTERS (Area Code: 214) T.H.R.F. ..3128 Lemmon Ave E #304 ZIP 75204 ... 522·5991 VD. Clinic. . .. 1800 University. . .. 87()'7223 Fitness Exchange ..... 2615 Oak Lawn #101. . .. 52&1220 (Texas Human Rights Foundation) GALVESTON CHURCH (Area Code: 713) DALLAS ORGANfZATIONs/HELPLfNES (Area Code: 214) DALLAS RESTAURANTS (Area Code: 214) Metropolitan Community Church .... 1804 69th. ..765-7626 Affirmation/Methodist. 521-6769 Bell Pepper 3411 McKinney.. .521·9035 ...... or 529-6616 Cliff Dwellers Social Club. .321 N. Zang 943-0069 Crackers. . . .2621 McKinney 827·1660 GALVESTON CLUBS/HOTELS (Area Code: 713) Community Resource Center/Gayline 746-6790 Fitzhugh North 2543 N. Fitzhugh. . 823-7230 AngelettesiFly . . 2101 O'h St . . .. 763-9842 Concerned Amer./Preserv/Human Rights. .233-3100 J.R.'s. .3923 Cedar Springs 528-1004 Blue Room 214 23rd . .763-9031 Dallas County Rape Crisis. . 521·1020 Peppino's Too 3326 N. Fitzhugh 5214560 Ken-Tiki . . .214 23rd 763-9031 Dallas Gay Activities Line .52BB161 DALLAS THEATRE (Area Code: 214) Mary's II 2502 Q'/, st 763-9435 Dallas Gay Alliance Box 35011 ZIP/75235 528-4233 Inwood Theatre. . ... 5458 Lovers Lane. Robert's LaFitte 213 Kempner. . .765-6896 DGPW Assoc Box 19412175219 521-0432 DENTON ORGANIZATION (Area Code: 817) Silver Palace. . 2214 Mechanic 763-9334 Dignity/Outreach of Dallas .. P.O. Box 50868175250 .. 33(J.1063 DA VIS BUILDING, Suite 1112 GLAD (Gay/Lesbian Assoc. of Denton) .... P.O. Box 951 HOUSTON ACCOMMODATfONS (Area Code: 713) Emergence (Christian Scientists). . . Box 2878175221 362·1861/367-8216 Houston Guest House 106 Avondale , .5209767 1309 MAIN STREET Episcopallntegrity/D-FW . P.O. Box 190331 .522·1196/691-8403 DfCKENSON ORGANIZATIONS (Area Code: 713) HOUSTON ADULT BOOKSTORES (Area Code: 713) Gay Academic Union of N. TX . Box 2402 ZIP 75221 .69HI043 Texas Bay Area Gays P.O. Box 861 332·3737 Asylum. . 1201 Richmond .. DALLAS, TEXAS 75202 Gay Alanon 744-3281 EL PASO CLUBS (Area Code: 915) Ballpark 1830 W. Alabama. Gay Alcoholics Anonymous. . 631·1675 Old Plantation. . . .. 219 S. Ochoa. .533-6055 Cinema Southeast. .2730 S. Richey. tel. (214) 742-2281 Gay Atheist League of America ..... PO 190215/75219. San Antonio Mining Co ..... 800 E. San Antonio .... 546-9903 Mangum Road News 3837 Mangum . . , . , Gay Bowling League. . 5264938 EL PASO ORGANIZATIONS (Area Code: 915) Stadium I 4629 W. 34 . Gay/Lesbian Support Group. . .. UTD-SU 2.202, Box 688 Alpha Plasma Center ,720 Texas Ave 532·5322 Stadium II . . 3519 Bellai.e Blvd ...... Richardson, TX 75080 Dignity/EI Paso P.O. Box 26523 . Studz News .... , . , 1132 W. Alabama '" Gay Organization of Dallas. . .6146 St. Moritz. austin's 6th annual 4th of july picnic JULY 24- city park on lake austin SATURDAY SHOW starring SWEET SAVAGE plus ERICA CLAYTON and JACKIE DESHAWi'll (915) 366-6799 8401 Andrews Hwy Odessa Texas - h BOSC OLO WELBORN RO. COLLEGE STATION 696·1100 TUn JUl v 1A on 1....,0,... PAGE 105 PAGE 104 TWT JULY 16 • 22, 1982 - Talk of the Town. . .. 8228 Gulf Fwy .... Highballs 1402 Castle CI. 527'()739 Truly Nolen (pest control) ...... 781·7220 Lampost 2417 Times Blvd. . 528-8921 HOUSTON ADULT THEATRE (Area Code: 713) Hollyfield Real Estate P.O. Box 66922R7266 . TWT 2205 Montrose. . . 527·9111 Lazy J . . 312 Tuarn . . 528-9343 French Quarter 3201 Louisiana 527'()782 Houston School of Floral Design ..... 9505 Richmond . TWT GraphiCs (Art Design, Typesetting). .52& 1145 Loading Dock 1735Westheimer 520-1818 HOUSTON ATIORNEYS (Area Code: 713) ...... 977-4364 Union Jack 1212Westhelmer 528-9600 Mary's. . 1022 Westheimer 528-8851 O'Kane, Patricia A 3323 Yoakum. . .. 52&7911 Jay Hamburger (photography) .... 1817 State St 869-0669 Video Environment 1986 W Gray. .52&4327 Midnite Sun 534 Westheimer 52&7519 Schwab, M. Robert...... 52&9139 Job Store .224 Westheimer 520-5627 united Cab...... 654-4040 Miss Charlotte's Dance Hall & Saloon. 911 W Drew. 528-8840 HOUSTON BATHSIGYM (Area Code: 713) ...... 1-45/LittleYork. . 820-4588 westheimer Optical .. 2708 Whitney .. 52&5596 Montrose Mining Co. . 805 Pacific 529-7486 Box Office 1625 Richmond ...... 522·1625 K&G Construction 529-85761529-8310 Wilde 'n' Stein Books 520 Westheimer 529-7014 Numbers 300 Westheimer 52&6551 Club Houston 2205 Fannin 6594998 Key's Air Conditioning Co...... 664-56151664-3919 HOUSTON CHURCHES (Area Code: 713) Officer's Club 2700 Albany coming soon Midtowne Spa 3100 Fannin @ Elgin. . . . .522·2379 King Cole Liquors 1802 Richmond 528.()903 Bering Memorial UMC 1440 Hawthorne ... 52&1017 Pink Elephant 1218 Leeland . . 659-0040 2306 Club 2306 Genesee . . 528-6235 Kirk Schlein Catering 724 E. 21st . . .. 861-6769 Church of Christ 520 Westheimer . 777·9286 Ranch. . 6620'12 S. Main. .528-8730 HOUSTON BUSINESSES/SERVICES Kitrell Realty 529-5981 Church of Christian Faith .... 413 Westheimer. .529-8005 Twins 535 Westheimer @ Stanford 52Q.()244 (Area Code: 713) Kwik·Kopy 3317 Montrose . .522·1896 Congregation AYTZ Chayim/MCCR . . .. 552·1340 Venture-N 2923 S. Main 522.()()()Q Abracadabra Fun Shop. . .. 1203 Caroline. .. ..751-0093 latini, Daniel (insurance) . . 861-6000 First Unitarian Church 5210 Fannin. .52& 1571 HOUSTON COUNSELING (Area Code: 713) Academy. . . .. 2030 Westheimer ...... 5260029 Manhole (clothing) 1983 W. Gray 522·1089 MCCR...... 1919 Decatur. . ... 861·9149 Grace Stewart Counseling (psychotherapy) .. 1511 Marshall . Aladdin Florist. . 3903 Richmond 622·1411 Message Corps of Houston .. 202 N. Loop W #220 .. 864-6207 New Freedom Christian Church .... 912 W 11th. .86Q.2702 ..... 524-3561 Artcards . . . .. 2015-D W. Gray 520-6379 Montrose Hair Design 1004 California. .522·2822 HOUSTON CLUBS (Area Code: 713) Hewes, Ted (psychotherapy) 527·9090 AudioNideo Plus 1225 Waugh Dr. 52&9065 Montrose Ventures, Inc 2205 Montrose 527.Q686 Bacchus...... 523 Lovett .. 523-3396 lnst. for Mental Devel. 3700 Milam. . 523-0780 Baldwin/Icenhower Beauty Schools 327 Westheimer 520-7972 Movie Vision ...... 522·9005 Baja's. . .402 Lovett . .527·9866 Kristian, James D. PhD.(hypnosis) 977-2485 Basic Brothers (clothes) .... 1220 Westheimer .... 522·1626 Oh, Boy Boots 912 Westheimer 524-7859 Barn .... 710 Pacific .. 528-9427 HOUSTON DOCTORS (Area Code: 713) Berkeley Plumbing...... 933-2535 Park Liquor 1006 Fairview 523-0427 Brazos River Bottom. . .2400 Brazos...... 528-9192 Fraternali, Paul, DDS NO.6 Chelsea PI. . 523-7432 Boom Town Blooms 3210 S. Shepherd 52&8110 pHOTography; Eli Gukich 523-0315 Briar Patch. . . 2294 Holcombe. .665-9678 Smith, Bruce W, DDS 4410 Montrose. . .. 529-4384 Byman's Fine Furnishings and Environmental Design . Pink D. Dist, (ForPlay) .. 2615 Waugh Dr. #109, Dept 10177006.. Chases 1416 Richmond 520-1848 Strauss, Gerald Z, MD 12 Oak Tower, #1330. .877-8805 .... 608 Westheimer 52S Michelle Lee and Charles. Show Directors of the ZODIAC, Corpus Christi, TX +: +: do hearby verify these +: final tabulations of the +: judges as being correct for +: +: It in- Miss Gay Southwest 1982, +: On her njw title as +: +: Miss Gay Corpus Christi. +: Fort Worth 1982 LISA KING-Miss Gay SW 1982 We are proud to have PAULETTA LEIGH-1st Runner·Up her as the Corpus Christi VENESA MYLES-2nd Runner-Up representative to the TAKISHA MOYE-3rd Runner·Up Miss Gay Texas Pageant ABBY & STACY RENEE 4th Runners·Up C&M Productions Sales/News and apologize for the error ZODIAC 617 S. Staples Jerry Cassidy in the first tabulations. Corpus Christi, TX (817) 335-0742 883·7753 PAGE 106 TWT JULY 16 • 22, 1982 TWT JULY 16 . 22, 1982 PAGE 107 Montrose Counseling Center ... 900 Lovett #207. .5=37 Family & Friends of Gays. .464-6663 LUBBOCK ORGANIZATION (Area Code: 806) Montrose Family. .3207 Montrose 522-5427 FM 1960/Greenspoint Far Away Friends .... EpiscopallntegritylW, TX . , , , , P,O. Box 5460 . , , , ,83S-2809 Montrose Singers 527-9689 · .. PO 73448 Dept 150 . .821·9681 McALLEN CLUB (Area Code: 512) Gay Adventist (SDA Kinship) .. 3530 Timmons M8-335177027. Montrose Sports Assoc. . Jim Reagan, Director Etc" Etc, Club, ."",,1617 N, 11 ';' St. , " "",687-9922 2102 Bancrott #3177027 .. 622-3304 Gay & Alive Sharing Experience. .528-1311 ODESSA CLUB (Area Code: 915) Bowling. Phil. . .961-1523 Gay Archives ot Texas . . . P.O. Box 16041177022 . The Capri , , , " .,,8401 Andrews Hwy , , , .. , , , ,368-6799 820 San Pedro SoH ball Don 523-B802 Gay Atheist League of America ... P.O. Box 66711/77006 SAN ANGELO ORGANIZATION (Area Code: 915) Tennis Rich 524-2151 San Antonio C ~O Gay & Lesbian Engineers & Scientists. 21 Pinedale #BI77006 MCC ' ' . , ,418 S, Irving, , ,655-8063 Gay Hispanic Caucus .2722 Newman St #12 .521-0037 Volleyball Royce 880-2930 224-7739 ~lI" Gay Men w/Straight Wives. . 772-6424 Women's Softball Martha. .728-9371 SAN ANTONIO BUSINESSES (Area Code: 512) Gay Nurses & Physicians of Houston Hepatitis Hotline Montrose Symphonic Band .. 527-9689 Bexar Florist. . , ,112 Mission, .271-3643 ... 10A·2p . .933-6020 Mustang Club, Inc Box 66134 ZIP 77006. First Star News, . , ,513 E. Houston. · 2p-10p . . .. 777-2287 Where Country is 1#1. Neartown Assoc 3317 Montrose #131 First Star News , .. "",6724 San Pedro "" ... ,826-9057 tzmn-aa 933-6020 liome of San Antonio Plasma Services of Houston .. 4040 S.w. Fwy. #222 .. 871-1456 Kevin Wagner Unique Cards/Gifts, , 1805V, Main, .733-3555 · 3a-1 Oa . . 777-2287 Professional & Executive Council 523-2025 Sound of Music. , , , , , . ,208 E, Houston , , , , ,222·1821 Chapter M.nstangClub of Texas Gay Political Caucus (mail add: Box 66664, Houston 77266) Rice Gay/Lesbian Support Group P.O. Box 1892 (Univ.)988-7548 ...... ,2307 SW Military, . 923-B995 (meeting at)4600 Main #217 . . ... 521-1000 Texas Bay Area Gays .. P.O. Box861, (Clear Lake) .. 332-3737 The Studio-Jim Hamilton 223-9199 Gay Resource Services. .. UH/Central Campus. 74S-3489 Texas Gay Conference .106 Avondale .86S-7231 The Unicorn Cards &GiHs, .4104 McCullough 824-6204 Gay Rights A.C.LU. Box 66844 ZIP 77006 HAPPY HOUR Texas Human Rights Found 1519 Maryland .... 526-9139 SAN ANTONIO CHURCHES (Area Code: 512) Gay Rights National Lobby .521-0196 Unitarian Gay Caucus 5210 Fannin. . .524-8454 Church of Christ. . , , , . , . , . ,734-5415 Gay Switchboard. 52S-3211 Weslayan Fellowship (Meth) 1222 Eastwood. ..928-6734 MCCSA , . , ,107 S. Pine, , 271-7353 2-7PM M..F Gonzales, Ambrosio, (MSW) .. 3323 Yoakum 527-9302 SAN ANTONIO CLUBS/BATHS (Area Code: 512) Hinkle, David, MD (PSYChiatry) . . 522-9816 (Area Code: 713) HOUSTON RESTAURANTS Bonham Exchange. "'" ,411 Bonham .,"" ,271-3811 Houston Data Professionals .523-B922 Baja's . .402 Lovett. . 527-9866 Club Atlantis, .321 Navarro .. , . , . , 225-9468 SATURDAY Houston Health Dept. 1115 N. McGregor 222-4201 Brasserie Too 1322 Westheimer. . 526-0355 Crew. , . , , .. 309 W. Market, , , 223-0333 Houston Plasma Services. .4040 SW Fwy #222 871-1456 Decatur Cafe. 708 W. Alabama .. 528-8637 Daddy's. , . , , , .. 3622 Fredericksburg Rd, ,734-7799 Houston Symphony 224-4240 House of Pies 3112 Kirby 528-3616 Executive Health Club " ..... 723 Ave. B ' , . , , , . ,225-8607 BEER BUST Human Rights League ... Box 3624 ZIP 77001 523-B969 House of Pies 6142 Westheimer . 782-1290 Faces, , , , , , , , , , , . , .119 EI Mio , , 341-4302 Interact Box 16041 ZIP 77022 52S-7014 Mexican Restaurant 813 Richmond 522-2385 Korral. 622 Roosevelt, ., ,. 533-5049 5-8PM $1.50 COVER Jackson, R. Mark, OD (Optometry) .681-9666 Omar's 808 Lovett. .528-3569 LJ.'s 3503 West Ave, , , , , . , , , ,341-9359 Kaposi's Sarcoma Comm ... P.O. Box 1155-3317 Montrose. Rascal's . .2702 Kirby. . 524-6272 Madam Arthur's , .. ,607 N. St. Mary's, , . , , , .. 225-9678 Kingan, Peter, MA (PSYChiatry) 522-9816 Spanish Flower 3921 N. Main . 86S-1706 San Pedro Mining Co. , .. , .. 826 San Pedro 223-0243 SUNDAY Lambda Alanon . . .521-9772 Tim's Coffee Shop .1525 Westheimer ..... 52S-2289 Shadows 1755 S. Gen. McMullen. . .435-7294 Lambda Center For Alcoholics 521-9772 HOUSTON THEATRES (Area Code: 713) Snuffy's Saloon ,820 San Pedro. . , . , ,224-7739 Lesbian/Gay People in Medicine .665-4760 Greenway III Hwy 59 at Bflo. Spdwy . .626-3339 Sunset Boulevard 1430 N, Main . , . ,225-6854 BEER BUST Lone Star Four P.O. Box 66B04I77006 . River Oaks Theatre 2OCF.JW. Gray. . .. 524-2175 Talk of the Town, , .3530 Broadway. , ... , .. 826-9729 Lutherans Concerned for Gay People 453-1143 LONGVIEW CLUB (Area Code: 214) Warehouse Saloon ... , , , , , 134 W. Turbo, .. , , , , ,34S-2712 AND BARBECUE .. or 521-0863 Rainbow Connection 2110 S. Eastman. . .. 757-9921 SAN ANTONIO ORGANIZATIONs/HELPLINES McKinley, James, OD (Optometry) ... The Heights. . 86S-2020 LUBBOCK CLUB (Area Code: 806) (Area Code: 512) Montrose Clinic 104 Westheimer 528-5531 Papillon .1204 Broadway 763-7729 5-8PM $1..50 COVER Alcohol Counseling & Detox MHMR, .421 6th St , , ,225-4227 AlphaPlasmaCenter """ ,302S, Aores ,.224-1749 Church Theatre, , , , , , .. ,1150 S, Alamo, , , , , , , , ,224-4085 Crisis Hotline, ""', .. ,""",.,'" ,227-43571736-1876 Dignity/San Antonio(Gay Catholics) ",310 GardinalZlP 78201 , , , , , , , , .. , , , ,735-7191 Drug Abuse MHMR , , , , , ,3721A S, Presa St ' , , , , ,533-9156 Eleanor Roosevelt Demo, Club, , , P,O, Box 12197 , , ,733-8388 THE Family Services Assoc , . , , , , ,230 Pereida , , , , , , ,226-3391 Forward Found" Inc. (community education) , , , , , , .222-9575 Friends, Etc. "" ,7115 Blanco Rd,#114-315,ZIP78216 , WAREHOUSE Gay Services Healthline . , .Box 12706, ZIP 78212 , , ,222-1810 Gay Switchboard, , .733-7300 Helpline (Drug Abuse Central) . , , , , , ,225-4066 SALOON Integrity/SA (gay Episcopalians) '" P,O, Box 15006 ",78212 Lambda, "'" ,402E,Carson,."""" .. 271-3643 Las MujeresIWomen's Center, , ,602 E. Mistletoe, , ,736-6478 Lesbian & Gay People in Medicine, 1015 W. Woodlawnl78201 , 134 W TURBO N,O.w. """"" P,O, Box 955/78294 736-0362 Parents & Friends of Gays ", ... 511 E.Park."" ,222-1810 SAN ANTONIO 349·2712 Plasma Services, , , , , , 112 Auditorium Circle, , , .. ,223-2958 Professional Assoc. of San Antonio (PASA) ., Box 5992178201 Runaways (Youth Service Project) , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,29S-7660 SAGA, , . , , , , , , . ,P,O, Box 926/78294, , , , , , , .. , .733-5741 San Antonio Chamber of Commerce (referrals) , , , . ,227-8181 NEW. San Antonio College(Cath, Stdnt Ctr), , ,312 W. Courtland, San Antonio Free Clinic, , , ,1136 W. Woodlawn, , , ,733-0383 EVERY WEONESO"y , , , , , , ,or 732-4681 San Antonio Plasma Services ,112 Auditorium Cir. ,223-2958 HOT MALE STRJ,PPE-RS The Bridge (youth shelter) , , . , 606 Wilson Blvd, , , ,734-9532 VD, Testing (Healthline). , , , , ,222-1810 F.EAl'URING TEMPLElWACO CHURCH (Area Code: 817) DIMITRY DESMOND THE FINEST IN GAY MCC ,771-2220 TEXAS ORGANIZATIONS PLUS G-UESTS NIGHT LIFE Lesbian/Gay Dern. of Texas (Austin)P,O, Box 822(512) 478-8653 Texas Gay Task Force (Dallas) ,.,""',.," ,(214)827-2957 CHRIS, ED Texas Gay Task Force (Denton-Newsletter & Pubs Ottice) P.OAK, 76201, .,""",.,"" .(817)367-8216 AND OTHER SURPRISES Texas Gay Task Force (Houston-State Headquarters) )t)t)t)t)t)t)t)t)t)t)t)t)t)t)t p,O, 66282, 77006 , , , , ,(713) 52S-70141522-1659 WITH EMCEE 7 VICTORIA CLUB (Area Code: 512) 7 South , , , , Hwy 77 , , , , , , 576-2417 ALICE ,PHAL.LUS TWT JULY 16 - 22, 1982 PAGE 108 TWT JULY 16 - 22, 1982 PAGE 109 $5.00 OPAL LIQUOR tJ!? 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