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Mel Brooks has some pertinent things "Comedy, " observes Brooks, "is a red to say about comedy, a subject he rubber ball. You have to throw it aga & JORDAN LEAL knows as well as anyone and hetter inst the hard wall of ultimate reality tc than m ost, make it bounce back and he lively." "Comedy >s about reality, " says With " HIGH ANXIETY", Brooks in Brooks. "The more terrible the real vades the Hitchcockian domain of the ity, the bigger the laugh. In tragedy suspense thriller portraying Dr. Richard the writer weeps at the monstrous thing: Thonidyke, described by journalist that happen to people. In comedy he Gene Lees as "a character who aspires laughs. But crying and 'aughing are to be a romantic figure and is impedec very much alike. You happen to look in his aspirations to derring-do by his at somebody from behind whose head preposterous and pathetic acroijhobia.' is bobbing up and down and whose In an article pvib'ished in the October shoulders are shaking. He turns around '77 issue of American Film, Gene Lee and he may be either laughing or cry speaks of the "High Anxiety" loca ing. tio n .
Let My People Come fa ! Fourteen, eager, energet'c young people, nudity is just plain dull. I most of whom have fairly good voices The final, and title, numbar is a plea vainly attempt to make a "shosv" out of for an end to restrain.sts on everyone In 1: miserable material. Valiantly, they individua' pursuit of sexua' pleastire and attack nineteen tuneless songs, reciting fulfillment, a cry for liberation. We in adolescent lyrics, dressing and undressing, the a.i.dience weren't the ones who need a ll in w hat is .s>apiwsed to be an effo rt to ed it. show that sex is clean, fun, wholesome, and enjoyable for all of ns. Ultimately, High Anxiety HKL BPOOMB »A3 WADCt INC HA»IN it is only boring. The show is the dirtiest joke of all. It promises to move sex from the gutter to "I saw no sign of the madcap Mel had those sparkling, shining Lubitsch the pelertal, but tries to do so us'ig •laye P. Morgan Brooks on the set, " says Lees. "I comedies of the late Thirties. every cocktail mapks ioke you've ever r saw professionalism and craftsman "These days movie comedy is danger encountered. How this shovr cou'd mn )• ship, The improvised qua'ity that in ous, considering the state of the in for years in New York and c>)mmand the ■ vorget the Jaye P. Morgan of the mid fuses his pictures is carefully achieved dustry. When 3 comedy doesn't work, raves a-id piib'icity it did is beyond fifties easy listening fame, the woman I had thought that a'l wou'd be panic fails to get its quota of laughs, it's a comprehen.s!oi. On the road, it has appcnrlng .at The City last week wasn'i and chaos, but the set was calm . " failure, and word gets out very quick - been warmly receives! by critics ani an.d- the same one. There is little doubt )i "As a humorist, " says Brooks, "I ly ." ienc-:.. Recently 1 have spoken with that Morgan has strong stage pre.sence, invite the audience to look at some Brooks jays that ‘n good comedy, people who have seen the Los Angeles great musical ability, and total comm thing from the side instead of straight there's always a scintilla of reason. aud Seattle pri>luc';lons aid thoroughly and of 'ler material and all the music enjoyed them. on. You're on your own and must "In my films 1 suppose you can say ians on stage. Alas, she lacks any !! hope that what strikes you as funny that behind the laughs there's an ex Smugly, I have bee i co.t /inced that San sense of focus. The show seesaws will also strike a lot of others in the amination of good and bad, of g-eed, Francisco simp’./ does not need "Let My from disco to rehashes of old stamlards i! same way. " rottenness, pettiness. It's important People Come; can offer less sexually (done in very s>aggestive, almost lewd, ii Brooks is more than a comic film- for me to have a philosophical base, liberated and sophisticated areas of the seventies fashion). Her bante- with the makerj he is perhaps the perfect em even though I may disguise it. count •/. audience shows a quick, bright, and bodiment of the term auteur. With "I'd like to say a lot, but I don't The lyrics looth in om tent and expression, funny mind, espec'ally in that she is a stellar cast that includes Madeline want to sacrifice one 'augh. 1 never have been heard sro many times before obv’ous'y catering to a gay audience. Kahn, C loris Leachman and Harvey want to leave the Me! Brooks business, in other shows, most notably 'H air.'' With Morgan were the Originals, four Korman, Brooks -égards "High Anxie and that business is to make noises Some clever ideas simply do not come o( men who can blend sounds almost ty" as an affectionare tribute to the that make sense and 'hat make poop’e off as intended. One number, "Dirty flawlessly with a ridi, full soun.l ihat filns of Alfred Hitchcock. laugh. Enjoy! Revel! Live! Have Words, " compares society's knee jerk f could never ti-e of, if it weren't Brooks talks about the state of film yourselves one sweetheart of a gcKod reactions to good old Anglo- Saxo-iism for some of the solors which were just comedy, past and present. "TTiere time. That's what my films are say versus thei.' Latinata and accepted coun a touch flat and c’ashing with the har are various blocks of American film ing. That's what they’re all abou". " ter parts. "Fellatio 101" is reminiscent mony, Morgan returned to stage and comedy, " he says. "TTie first of It is interesting to note again Gene of a zany 'GrouchM arx musical number, performed with them, along with a them was maybe the greatest and I'm Lees comments about Brooks in Ihe with all its attendant: word p'ay. They three woman back -up group of her trying to get back to that; the golden forementioned article. just .1.0 not .vork, in spite of a cast giving own. The eight did mire love'/ its all. age of comedy with Laurel and Hardy, "As for Me! Brook: the actor, Mel music together, the musicians were with Chaplin, with Buster Keaton, Broolts the director treats him as a The nake.l hcrly in itself is no* dirty, superb, an.I for the last ten minutes of just flat-out smash belly-comedy. tool, a puppet. I noticed he tj far on'y the attitude that presents it. There the show, everything worked together Eternal verities,, you know. more concerned with how Harvey Kor is nothing dirty, or for that matter. beautifully. Too bad 't couldn't for "After that, we went into a kind of man is getting onto film th an with ho«\ stimulating, about the naked bo-lia; on the entire seventy minutes. nothing comedy then a couple of Mel Brooks, actor, is making out. stage i.i "C O M E ." But w ith uninspired Europeans c a m e o v er and rescued us. choreography and some not very fluid x,on'f. on pa^ 2'1 Ernst Lubitsch and Billy Wilder. We C on't on page 20 bo
Screening Room (Book Store with Peep Shows, etc.), at 2162 Kalakaua or the very active Kuhio Beach Park Public John and showers directly across the street from the Hyatt Regency. | Downtown Honolulu has several mixed LEATHER LEVI bars, frequented by the armed services on weekends, but dead otherwise. These include Tahiti, Loraine's and DISCO the Glad.es, which has tired 'drag' show. Only the Question Mark, at 43 S. Beretania offers much promise, and does collect some older levi and lea ther crowd. Oahu is not the largest island in the Hawaiian archapelago, except for population. Maui, Kauai, Hawaii (the big island) and others have much to offer in the way of natural scenic beauty, peace and tranquility. There DOING are some mixed bars, restaurants, and BUT cruisy areas (see the address book for AME complete details) but none worthy of a special trip. While in Honolulu pick WITH up a copy, of The Paper, a free month ly publication that will keep you r posted on current changes in Oahu. BOB This tropical paradise can be a lot of fun... as well as expensive. Personally gay couples are aorcly in need of va O LIFESTYLES STUDIES BEING MADE lidation of their lifestyle. Problem DAMRON I prefer to go with a lover. Hawaii IN BAY AREA BY SOCIOLOGISTS V/ calls me about once a year, and it is solving in the relationship dealing by Mike Schmitz with financial situations, the support H A W A I I always with a sad 'aloha' that I say goodbye and retiun to the mainland. or lack of support of family, are ex In motion for the next few months in amples of some of the demands plac- j O Looking for a lei? You can certainly the Bay Area will be a new survey, (For more detailed info, pick up a ed on gay couples as well as straight j find one almost anywhere in our fif being taken by sociologists from the ones. ! tieth state. A lei, of coi'rse, is a copy of the BOB DAMRC»l ADDRESS University of Washington, on a grant 0 > BOOK--America's formost travel According to Blumstein, "It is not necklace of fresh orchid petals or of $250, 000.00 from the National our purpose to go out and compare SUN JAN 15 7PM other native flowers, strung together, guide--available at most bars, baths, Science Foundation, as part of a three- and bookstores throughout America. whether gay couples work better than j and worn around the neck and shoul year study of couples. straight ones or vice versa. " j ders. In less complex times, every Or, send $6,00 for your copy fvhich Dr. Pepper Schwartz and Dr. Philip includes packing and shipping charges)'* To receive a questionaire and take visitor arriving by boat or plane would Blumstein will be dealing with relation part in the study, interested parties cai j WITH recievc at l.east one. Today, unless to BOB DAMRON ENTERPRISES, P.O. ships. If that seems to be the most Box 14-077, San Francisco, CA. 94114 contact Diane Nuckles, P. O. Box you are met by friends, you will need overworked word in the Elnglish lan 433, Berkeley, 94701 or call 543- to go to a lei-stand- situated near SEE AD ON PAGE -7______guage today, it is felt that it is be 3500 I most airports and buy one. 7*he trad cause more people are turning atten Dr. Wchwartz stresses, "We feci R u s t y N a il .s itional lei is almost synonomous with tion to the woikiogs of what make a sociologists have a responsibility to | the unique Hawaiian word, aloha, couple stay together. help people's lives. " which means bath hello and goodbye. Psychologists have studied the sex Now, if it is another kind of May' you lives of couples in microscopic detail had in m ind... that is quite possible but can only advise couples of the COUPLES , . . DANCE CONTEST too, but »amewhat more complex. by mik6 schmitz hundreds of ways marriage should or Honolulu, the capítol, is one of could York, but to date, no far-reach America's most beautiful cities. With ing study has been compiled. a mixed population of nearly half a HERE ARE THE ANSWERS FOR THE In the Bay Area, Seattle, and in * 1 S T PRIZE snoo. SrUED P R IZ E S 5 a . million Hawaiiens, Polynesians, CHRISTMAS/NEW YEAR'S ISSUE New York, they will question over Japanese, Chinese and Caucasians, FOR TRIVIA MADNESS. 3, 000 people who consider themselves it actually seems much larger. Most involved in couple relationships. Six of the action is centered on a small 1. Brian Oonlevy hundred of those who fill out the ques- but very expensive piece of real 2. O.W. Lanvrence tlonalres will be interviewed in depth. estate known as Waikiki Beach. Here 3. King Ludwig of Bav.nria "We 're interested in getting people are most of the restaurants, bars, ■ '4. Coral Browne who have a more traditional way.of discos, shops, beaches, hotels and 5. Dan Dailey, Ediel Merman, ^ in g about relatfonships as well as high rise condominiums. Marilyn Monroe, Donald O'Conner those with non-traditional ways. " says Beneath blue Hawaiian skies (siibject Johnny Ray and Mitzi Gaynor. Dr. Blumstein in a interview last week. to frequent tropical downpours are 6. June Havoc, sister to Gypsy Rose "Over half the subjects interviewed wil the beaches of Waikiki, ideal for Lee. be homosexual couples tor it is felt swimming, surfing, sailing, canoeing 7 . Sandra Church that less is known- about them. " and looking! Along the beaches you 8. They all played Annie Oakley Drs. Schwartz and Blumstein, both ★ will spot some of the most beautiful 9, John Emery professors of sociology spent months 'A' ★ people in the world... unless one in 10 . Mrs. Odette researching, all of the materials avail- cludes the luxury restaurants where 11. Bette Davis ahlî jn fhelr subject matter. Some of many of them work at night. Finding 12. Charlton Heston the more pertenate data from some of them in the gay clubs is not all that *3. Susan Hayward the "better" studies vill be inci'uded eary. Despite the hunky numbers, 14. They all played Sherlock Holmes. i n their final work. Waikiki is not really a bar town ex 15. Robert NUtchum and Marilyn ■'We forget sometimes that couples cept for weekends when tilings pick Monroe, have problems to deal with in addi up consi derably. 15* Tony Curtis G Jack Lemmon tion to the i.nternal problems of the If 'they' are out, chances are you will 17. T allulah Bankhead relationship. " says Dr. Schwartz. find then at Hula's, located across IS. Mercedes M:Cambridge While iss
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♦The first annual Gay Softball world series was won by the C. S. L. 's champ ions, The Badlands, over the New York City Ramrods. ♦Two new bowling leagues were for med in the fall making the total of on the mark four for the gay community. ♦Sara Sportsscoop became the talk of the sports community with her too truthful comments.
Although 1977 was a great year for gay by Mark Brown sports in our city, 1978 should prove to be even better.
to. Amiual Bowling Tournament To get the new y eu stated out right, the park bowl management, 1855 Haight St. will host the 1st. annual CSL benefit Bowling Tournament Sunday, January 29th. Squad Times IPm and 3:30PM. All proceeds donated to community softball league. A free buffet will follow. There will be trophies and cash prozes. Duke Joyce is toiunament director, assisted by Jack McGowan and yours truly. WATCH FOR FURTHER DETAILS. LOOKING BACK AT 1977: in FULL MOOTl, You enter at one 1977 was a great year for gay sports in NEW BDWLmG LEAGUE FOR 1978 Gets Beautiful level, step up to another level where San Francisco, lets take a quick look Irfngy Bon is at it agalm [Je Is setting the bar is, and to another level for th back and see just what happened. up a new bowling league for the gay l>ouble Play dance floor. Talk about unobstruct community. This one will be at Park ed cruising!! 1 ♦Special Awai^ went to the commun Bowl on Sundays. If you are interested BY ANN CHO^aV Y ou'll also love the staff at FULL ity softball league for its contribution call 885-6982 or 285-7869. MOON. There's Jim, the manager, EVERYTHING to the gay community and to the Good things always seem to come in who's always smiling... Dan and Kim Silver Sage Softball Organization as a THE CSL - 1973 SEASON behind the bar (hunl«)... and one of group at the 3rd. annual Cable Car The C om m unity SoftbaTT League's twos..... no I'm not dating twins. I'm happ^' to report on two new estab favorite pocple in the whole world.. GOES! Awards. 1978 Season will start Sunday, April VOO DOO... sure I do, don't you?? lidiments In the Polk area that spec ♦The Mints annual "Great TriCycle 23 with a special gala opening day A staff can, of cotirse, make or breal AT THE Race" drew huge crowds from start to gam e. ialize in nice surroundings and adult beverages! a bar, and this staff is going to make finish. Chairman Paul Reuhl and assisted this bar a winner! Do stop in the First new kid on the block is the ♦The Gay Community All-Stars vs. by Jerry Kelly are planning a specta FULL MOON, just up from Polk St, TOW N Police All-Stars 1st Annual Basketball cular event for the Gay Community. beautiful GIRAFFE at 1131 Polk S t... a t 1350 C alifornia. game at Keazar Pavilion was a tremen The opening day teams will be pick just across the alley from the PS. dous success. ed this weekend at the Leagues meeti Two lovely transplants from, of all SQUIRES ♦ Joe Ross, Sutters Mill Pitcher, wins ing at Sutter's Mill. places, Birmingham, Mich., are the m i l k 's o a t h Mr. Cirqus-Circus title. otimer/ operators of this lovely bar. ♦A new sports organization called the The CSL's regular season will start Lary and Carl are two of the nicest 10 DAY SEMI-ANNUAL USA was founded under much contro the following weekend, Saturday people I've met in a long time. In versy. and Simday, April 29 and 30. The fact, the first night that I was in the OF OFFlCEyHAPPY! ♦The community softball league wins league will again play a ten game place. Larry was behind the bar dis schudule with a record seventeen pensing drinks, smiles for days, and Tues. /an. 9: Harvey M Ílk'íed a group CLEARANCE for only the second time in the annual of festive supporters from Castro Street police game before a record crowd of teams taking part: The Ambush, Great Entertainment some really incredible vibes. It Cinch, Dave's Baths, Fun Time Tour wasn't till a day or two later that I to his innauguration on the steps of City SAVE M AMD ENJOY SUVW« AT CMAT RteuenO N t eight thousand. H alL CIIARAM CE « A il W AU OWlUmMMTI ♦Les Balniain, of the Min', wins the Full Moon, Golda's Bombers, Sagre- found out he also owned the place. •suns»oeicoAis The crowd was sparse at first but increas KMITOB •UAnCiM CXITS fourth annual Northern Station Police mento-Hawaiian Hut, The Mint, Par Ever/ bartender who works there is O m 0MBSMR1 • T M M W IA ir ed to approximately 150 as it traveled. ’MUm OUIBMU« UN O ÉÜW IAe Golf Classic. Bowl, Pendulum, ♦PS, Oil Can HUNKY.. .. FUN. . . . and FABULOUS! AMm mi$CA«vis WAUSHOVTS Enthus'.asm gelled to cheers upon ur-ival XOIS^OX BOOTS lars ♦Two all gay softball teams, the Harry's, Rainbow Cattle Co., Sil GIRAFFE is handsomely decorated. HATS C A M KA JIA M S wheré Milk Marchers were hailed by a COWTTMPOBAgr M ifiAffr MtitaM Castro Street Comets and the Bench- ver Sage, South of Market, Sutter's What had bee.n, for years and years, ♦ KIM OAAT JNOAL aO RO Un Bob Sondner myriad of political and neighborhood K I M DCM A M AUK D OWim O N M I " O K -OS-A4CM O«- warmers, Join the cities Park and Rec Mill, Toties and The Village. a tacky, closed in straight establish organization celebrants. • K M HUOf HHIUCTIONS ON M i SUMMBTHTM reation Fall League. ment, has now becn-opened up to let 10 GREAT CLEARANCE DAYS the siinshiae ( and fairies) in ofi the The Mayor came out to welcome the ♦Ken Angrum, of the Pendulum Pirates diverse assemblege. He was immediate THURSDAY,JANUARY 12 THRU wins the honor of Cbset Ball Queen, at the Piano Bar streets. Large wlndo'.vs at the front SATURDAY. JANUARY 21 and side plus cleverly arranged seat ly greeted by Dennis Perón of the Mirac le ounce Defense. ing, allows one to cruise and purtse. You'l love shopping, saving an d being . . . pl'.is giving the interior some b e a "Did you k-iow I've been arrested for at our special semksrvxjal dearorx:e Marijuana? " asked Dennis. "I don't utiful natanl lightlig during the day. Dally 10 til 6:30 I am especially fond of the lovely think they'll put you in jail" joked the Saturdays 10 til 6 bemused reply. Sund-iy 1 til 5 murals on the wall, with, of all things, GIRAFFES prominetnly dis The innaguration was followed by a fas played and cleverly done. N^ftiral cinating Board of Supervisors meeting. woods are used in the best of taste. Diane Feinstsin won the Presidency .nf the í o u r r u ^ u i ^ In short, GIRAFFES is a bar you'll board over Gordon Lau 6»5 on the first vote. An attempt to make the vote un- Lunch Every D ay* be comfortable in. ,. and a bar you'll love to see and be seen in. I wish nanimous failed when Milk and Silver refused to change their vote for Lau. Larry an.'l C arl a ll the best of success 1318 Polk StrosM, between Pine and 6uth Streets with their bea-utiful new endevour. Their steadfast position d*ew strong app- la-usc from the Chinese C om m unity seen The other new bar in the Polk area in attendance. from n :00am to3:30pm is the FULL MOON... a wonderful It wds later learned that Harvey had gar disco at 1550 C a lifo rn ia .. . the site nished thè zoo -and Muni Transit Comm of the old Andromeda. Beautiful ittee posts. redecorated and handsomely dressed A ll could sense the hope for the tiew *ys- up, FULL MOON has a marvelous tenv and the excitement the Roll Call *Brunch on SunrJay sound system, a beautiful dance revelations share. It seems we will get floor, and a pleasant bar arrange to know our new supervisors and are in ment. I like the different levels for a dynamic year ahead. Dinner Every Night
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(4IS) »V IH I ilPOm ’ilDMIMyiKE ( S û » y d f h , T „ n . t A l CABLE CAR AWARD NOMINEE ---- STEAM BATH Z76-704P program in wrestling, Greg Varney in 1973 is already a happ-/ new year for g.iy 100 Broadway 735 LARKIN STREET boxing, and sevci alotbers will take turns Aiiers. Beautiful and p'oatiful snow onc< San Francisco, California SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA ■ A \ ‘ M 1 ÎS Now O ni leading Judo and Karate. again drape the sierras. Greasing or wax Tag Leonard former Santa Clara Swim f415) 362-6609 Year Ol< ing ski is has tem porarily .i-eplaced other Club star and Stanford team member will pole - like objects, and the ’ine hcglns get the USA swim program off to a start. I Mitchell > AC4. NMBIO. at the ski-lift, rather than the baths. I Brothers L a i*K U * With four cabins available it $9 per per Water safety as well as basic strokes will W - ■ D A V 1 . V I be included in the swim format. Com son per night, the USA-SF gay athletic Finest Adult Entertainment Available petition w ith LA as w ell as a USA invi dab is doing its part to insure fun in the tational Swim Meet are in the works. GROUP RATESl mountains for gay nem and wonicn. Beginners or compettors should dgn-up G A & J P O n M IA Free lessons are available on tie slopes now and start training. Box Office Open 10:45 from 10 expect USA skiers. Contact the ______Sunday lt;45 Track G Field people all limbering up clubhouse at 621-21 ?3 or 597 Castro for already. Tom Waddell, former Olym WAaHiMOToiy iiiformatlon on North Shore Cabins. DISCO pian will lead the USA team through ROCKING CHAIR LOGES ■ P M 7 O A V B This month the new Gay Volleyball Leag its 'workouts and m eets. Both men and ll-arkin/bet. O Farreil&Càearv 441*3742 .. ue begi.is with eight teams. Bob Smith women w ill com pete under the USA is the Director and ’.vill co-ordinate all banner, and its .not true that Irene 'will league activities. Any gav person '.s be the target of our Javelin thrower. welcome to sign up for this winter lea LARKIN G POSTI Softball of course is here! The Gay New Idetu in gue. Bear Hollow, Totie's, Ambush, P.J. Softball League under the direction of A aM o fw 2 USA teams, The City, and Ev Bollen's Tom Vindeen, is preparing for 'ts inaug- constitute the members of rhis initial utal season with several teams alcead>' oi gay league. The general sign-up list 928-4034 out on the fields. Jocks of San Jose app ■ POLK STREET is at the USA clubhous-2, although the ears to be ' jaded with talent, as do the PIIMC league is open t.o anyo'ic. 1 3 1 8 -1 3 2 2 P k M S t . A ------1------1------h USA team and Tuffy's. Both A lfie's Wrestling starts in January alta, as do lOiOOAM - 2:0QAM| and Bear Hollow could be sleepers, and Sanfhoneiweo Judo and Karate. Along with box'ng, DOWNTOWN BUSH the Castro Station might chug hnto con the USA program for martial arts and tention. _ J .TR iiN irrv P L . « e - a w self-protection is pretty sound, All The CSL will once again field several ■U TTK R coaches are eager to share their tech strong teams. Inter-league competition Ghej Jacques niques 'With interested membe.s. Mike hopefully will develop as both leagues Click and Gary Pmtsman head 'up the get into shape. Restaurant Bar et Cabaret Frartcals 1390 Califomia Street] near Hyde Stn San Francisco, CA 941C (415) 775-7574 Qiiw rsssiyii s7 1435 VAN NESS bvSiM ^ 3 9 Gearyibet. 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SZeCMiroStiMI Solid Slofling Sliver Tie Tack rock Jan 23 (Mon): Cinch at Black G Blue ACTIVE Sunday afternoons, remember 8PM the BRIG--there as a player or spectatoi Chaplin Dead Eagle Creek at I-Beam, 9:30 you can enjoy the pool tournament or Cellar At Bones, 3 PM pin-ball tourney (win cash , prizes, or free drinks); a raffle (averages about A t 88 Jan. 24 (Tue) Leatherneck at House of $40.00); a tour of the B G D Leather Harmony, 8PM Shop (hmmm); and Mother Herbie's Brig at Bear Hollow, 8PM delicious catering service (get this, The Little Tramp is dead. Charlie Rainbow at Peg's Place, 8PM for only 954). See you all at the Brig Chaplin, rather Sir Charles Chaplin (home of SFPA's "Fighting Cocks"). is dead at 88 in Switzerland. The Jan. 30 (Mon) House of Harmony at man who brought laughter and tears to Arena, 8PM the world with his films, was buried fMiUL Black G Blue at I-Beam, 9:30 Tuesday, December 27, in a private Peg's Place at Cellar, 8PM service. Chaplin, one of the pioneers POOL POEM OF THE MONTH in films, at one tim e was the highest Jan. 31 iTue) Rainbow at Leatherneck paid performer in films. He, along 8:30 " M I S C U E " with Mary Pickford, Douglas Fairbanks Hombre at Cinch, 8PM Sr., andD.W. Griffith, formed Bones at Brig, 8PM by Luby Pelletier United Artists to produce their own films. Considered the top in physical hy BRUNO BERESHNOr Feb. 6 (Mon) House of Harmony at comedy, Chaplin, along with Buster Hombre, 8PM Tom played pool Keaton and Harold Lloyd, caused the with his tool, world to laugh with tears In their eyes Arena at Bear Hollow, 8PM for twenty years. Peg's Place at Black G Blue, 8PM The stroke and connection were utter perfection, Chaplin left the United States in the Feb. 7 (Tue) Brig at C inch, 8PM All was ideal fifties and moved to Switaerland with his third wife, Oona, after he was S.F.P.A. DRAFTS 14 TEAMS Eagle Creek at Rainbow, 8PM until in his zeal, Bones at I-Beam, 9:30PM He overextended accused of being a communist. Years to a point unintended. later, Chaplin returned in the 7D's Support your local team. Remember The San Francisco Pool Association es The balls came rebounding one time to recieve a special on Monday and Tuesday nights you'll the crys were resounding Academy Award. His standing ova timated 6-3 teams in its initial season have the opportunity to witness the however, the response for 1978 has John got the fact tion showed that talent willed out. best pool playing in the entire city and That his latest rack. Later that same year, Chaplin was been record smashing... with 14 teams on any other night (non-league) you'll competing for the City Chamipionship. Was his undoing knighted by her majesty. Queen have the opportunity to shoot pool on Elizabeth U. The teams, in alphabetical order, are in pool and in wooing. as follows; one of 14 SFPA sanctioned tables. The His last movie, in which he appeared SFPA takes pride in th at all 14 of its 1- The ArenaS-Eagle Creek RjyNBOW OUTLAWS WIN EXHIBITION briefly, co-starred Marlon Brando 2- Bear Hollow participating pool tables will always RJiflBCW 'i'ATTil'CO. —In an esUdb- and Sophia Loren and son, Sydney 9-Hom bre be maintained well— that is, properly 3- Black G Blue10- I-Beam ition match of the San Francisco Pool Chaplin, was the "Countess From leveled with adequate and suitable cue Association, the Rainbow Outlaw» de Hong Kong" In recent months, he had 4 - Bones 11- House of Harmony sticks in supply. 3 - The Brig 12- Leathemeck feated The Arena, 9-5. been confined to a wheelchair and he 6-The Cellar Finally, don't forget your local poo! died quietly in his sleep of "just grow 13- Peg's Place tournaments: Leatherneck (every Sat. ing old". 7 Cinch Saloon 14- Rainbow Cattle at 5PM); The Brig (Sundays at 3PM); He was comedian, actor, director, The Cinch (Wednesdays at 8:30PM); Furthermore, the 14 teams will partici writer, genius, but to the world, he The Rainbow (1st Saturday of each will always be "The Little Tramp"! pate in a home-in-home series in that month, at 2PM). Also, if you enjoy each team will pla>' a total of 26 reg ular season matches. Upon completion of the 6-month schedule (regular seasoi) the top four (4) teams will play off in best of 3 of 5 and best of 4 of 7 series (semifinals and finals, respectively.) The first month's slate is as follows (note that all matches will be played on Monday and Tuesday evenings, ONLY,): Jan. 16 (Mon):I-Beam at Rainbow. 8PM Bear Hollow at Eagle Creek, 8PM, Black G Blue at Cellar, 8PM Jan 17 (Tue): Arena at Brig, 8PM Leatherneck at Hombre, 8PM Bones at P eg's Place, 8PM January 13, 1978 KAUNDAR Page 18 January 13, 1978 KALENDAR Page 19 Happy Hangover Party on New Years Day at 3S0 Fremont Street. Darryl Yet another film whose two stars offer Jean, you planned a great affair. Is such classic performances that seem to it true though that the Janitors didn't LÂPD qualify them both for a nomination bid I'hings clean up, they cleaned down, as diat is JULIA, with Fonda and Redgraves. by Henri de Lorca was the only way to go7Naturally, Misses Fonda and Redgraves are both I’D LIKE TO SEE Great Start none of die guests clearedcle up their Even as the new year is just starting, absolutely senssationkl! Miss Fonda hangovers, we Just built onto the Hollywood and movie goers acooss An Oscar winner for her performance ones we already had—but we were the country are asking: WHO is going »“KLUTE, has proven her comedlb ta With the New Year Jutt begianii^ to get the Oscar nod for the Best Act lent in such films as Cat Ballou, Bare one'« hope's for what it to come happier. MICHAEL'S quiche did help a lot. As the party moved from ress of the Year this year? foot In The Park, and Fun with Dick no bounds. I'd like to tee...... BY HENRI OE L.ORCA It has/was a year for actresses, over and Jane, phis she has screamed like a . more flexing of gay buying power Fremont Street, parties sprung up all over Folsom Street and lasted all shadowing most performances by their cat in the night, but it was a Persian Julius Caesar » i i . January 13, 1978 KALENDAR Page 20 A Sm Francisco Tradition Con't from page 1 space and the animal-like way the actor move through this space touching and since 1962 * not touching and at one point leaping at Con't from page 1 T h u play by local playwright Ernest Jose- the audence. loviti is enjoying an extended run at THl THE SAN FRANCISCO REPERTORY SAN FRANCISCO REPERTORY COMPANY "Another thing. There are directors v COMPANY is to be commended for who hate acriptwriters. Mel Brooks at 19th and Collingwood. The audience j their presentation of new plays. .'Ail New Sound System is given a close encounter with a home pot only want* hi* co-writer* on the for disturbed children. HAGAR'S CHILDREN will play to the set, but he depend* on them. Often at end of January. See this and watch for We see them as if in a laboratory looking the end of a shot, he would say to the opening of "CITY" a new San Fran them, 'How was it?' and If they ap Exceptional Brunches through two-way glass except on the cisco play by Roy Hamridv which the cxcasion when their anger reaches beyonc proved, he'd say, 'OK, you can print Saturday and Sunday, ^ company plans for February. that, trusting thair judgement« ** the walls and at one point almost into 11 to 3:30 our seats. Con't from page 8 "Basically, I'm a writer, not a per It is one day in the life of these children, former, director or producer, " says The CSL's 6th Annual Police Game "but if I turn all those chores and the day Just happens to be Christmas. will take place in August with the At times I think the playwirght wants us over to other people, " he is quick to to feel that we are looking into a typical Championship Team toaveling to add, "it means my material will never American home. Certainly HAGAR'S New Yojk City in September to de reach the screen the way I envisioned d o ri fend the League's title as tie Gay it. So I act, direct and produce in CHILDRQi are our own and the play be self-defense. " comes a microcosm of society today-it’s World Series Champions. emotional upheaval. CSL-BENEFIT BOWLING TOURNEY It is evident that Brooks is defending We watch them rising from their beds^ himself very well indeed, judging effending to their inner conflicts while The First Annual Community Soft- from the succiess of his past films such dealing with the problems that the day ball League Bowling Tournament at as The Producers, Blazing Saddles, itself imposes. Playwright and actors Park Bowl will take place Simday, and Young Frankenstein. His latest January 29. Squad times will be film , HIGH ANXIETY, w ill be showing score a sriccess in making this inner/ 427 PRESIDIO AVE. outer world convicing. 1 pm and 3:30 pm. A free buffet in the Bay Area in the very near fu will be served and filmed high ture. Watch for it. It's a Mel Brooks The new boy, David, played with wet-cat film ! ! (between Sacramento hostility by John Finch wears his frustra lights of last years CSL Champion tion next to his dtin and keeps the action ship game will be shown. The en & California Sts.) 931-5896 fraught with tension. He is driven to try fee is $8. SO per person. There submission in a very effective moment by are two divisions. A division is for fellow "inmate" Diana, the girl who bowlers w ith currant or Blue Book must diet all year long so that she can averages. B division is for non-bowl eat an entire bag of roasted marshmallow: ers and bowlers without established a on Christmas. averages. A blind handicap system Society is afraid of them and parents do will be used for this division. A not care. They must learn to love each $50 cash prize will be given to the other in the end learn to ’ike themsleves,' winner of each division. Trophies as happily Diana admits. Susan Mittle- and other pfizes will also be given. man captures this complex character Tournament director is Duke Joyce, Assistant directors are Jack McGowan which is all the more difficult because and Mark Brown. she is the "normal" of the children. So between the girl who will soon be This IS the CSL's first fund raising leaving and the boy who has just arrived event of the year to help reach their is a conflict that can only be explained goal of eleven thousand dollars to send fifty of their people to New by the chaos of loves that lie between York City for the 1973 Gay World them: Rob, played byr Richard Rand, Series. whose modier might arrive next Christnas ’M e^in, played by James Lees, who is R gJO T RIP afraid to dress himself; and Sharon, played by Miriam Iranyl, who is the The CSL's Second Fundraising gentlest and the most disturbed. event will take place Saturday and Sunday, February i and 5. The HAGAR'S CHILDREN is not an easy piec« to sit through, but it is not depressing. Village is sponsoring a bus trip to We find ourselves caring and concerned Reno, The $35, 00 fee includes for these individuals. We want to reach hotel accommedations at Dave's. out and help them like the understanding- These bus trips ace always a hell of and paternal staff played effectively by a lot of fun with many surprizes, Vera De Martini and Ortez Alderson. Irene is the host and that alone is worth the trip. Don't miss it. The director, Michelle Truffaut, enhan The Best ces the tension of the play by her use of Mark Broivn MINICHELLO'S TAURUS (jan. 2 1 -Feb. 19) COFFEE DON'S Someone may try to sell you a bill of (Feb. 20- March 20) (March 21- April 20) (April a - Man a ) oods this month. Be alert above all. Lniphasls this month lies In the areas C ^ e you get started, there's no holding You diould be planning a trip to some grive other people the benefit cA the erf work and service. You desire to do back. Have consideration for those where now. However, if traveling isn't doubt if Tn^nlnH«»r^»a^v^^t^gf should arise. things by hand. Later, emphasis lies your didi, you'll flisa plenty of tl^ g s ENJOY OUR FINE DINING FACILITIES ^ The eixi of die month may bring con with rour mate or current ousiness to keep you busy. There is an opportun trary directions or indecisions. ***®c**te. People are generally co— ity to render someone a service, out be opaadve and you can tee eye to eye wary of strangers and hitch-hikers. with them. H GEMINI m CANCER LEO VIRGO (June 22- July 23) (Aug. 24-SepU 23) (May 22- June 21) There it a tendency now to talk too iluly 24- Aug. 231 : Ir s best now to take a back seat to Reject foolish nodons or dubious i much about penonal troubles os prob • wrw wvssa« TTAWJ »pj______others Service performed gives you lems. Later, influences are favorable itlon. this month. 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