<;' HOME DELIVERY? ADVERTISING? Call (713) 529-8490 Ga. Race Clash montrose Part of Klan Strategy news analysis, inside HOUSTON WEATHER: Friday night: Partly cloudy and mild, low 48. Saturday: Partly cloudy and warm, high 75. Isn't it too early for spring? t~S ~ JANUARY 30, 1987 ISSUE 327-8 [Ill]]
AIM They're 'Off! Runners will again compete Saturday in Montrose for the 2nd Annual Fine Arts 5K Run. (This photo is from last year.) Call 526-1710 for info. A\nd They!re Off! Runners will again compete Saturday in Montrose for the 2nd Annual Fine Arts 5K Run. (This photo is from last year.) Call 526-1710for info. Stormy election puts new people in charge YourNe~ Biz Guild Officers Sheri Cohen Darbonne, inside MORE NEWS ON THE HEALTH CRISIS D Group' of TV Stations Accepts Condom Ads D Liberace Home from Hospital but Gravely III news, inside
l!)~ NOW IN THE MONTROSE VOICE: "CAPTAIN VIDEO"S TV, SCHEDULES '" - ~ ~ ------~ I Ir p, la , Spruce Up Your Home JOE's OPEN T for the Holidays I LB. SI HOUSE S 3: SI HSK CONTRACTING ~plav A Full Service Contractor ~Safe! • Roofing (All Types) • Tile/ Masonry • Remodeling • Carpet/Flooring You've been curious, right? You've seen our ads. But you just haven't had • Sheetrock! Painting • Cabinets the nerve to apply for membership? Well, we're going to make it easy. Come tour the facilities (but don't expect anything fancy) and see if a • Plumbing/ Electrical • Decks/ Hot Tubs membership in the Society of Joe is right for you and if you're right for it. • Foundations Repaired • Room Additions • Tree & Trash Removal • Concrete , • Insulation • Chimney Sweeping & THIS SUNDAY, 3-6PM • Water Proofing Repairs • Pest & Rodent Control • . Fully Insured • Heating/ AC • References Available 611 Pacific The "Cottage Playhouse" (Follow the path through the lot. Look for the Play Safe flag.) Yes, everyone will stay attired. No Job Too Big or Too Small So don't worry if you see someone you know . .JOE is a private organization which promotes healthy sexual fellowship among adult gay men. Membership requirements include (1. physical) not being unattractive and (2. mental) having a strong positive attitude about yourself and 520-9064 ~ your gay sexuality. An abundance of the No.2 qualification can help make up for a SI OR Emergency Digital Pager lack in' the No.1 qualification (none of us are perfect). 891-4053 Can't make it Sunday? Or can't wait? J.O.E.'s doors open (admissions allowed) ... TUESDAYS AND THURSDAYS 8-9PM VISA FRIDAYS AND SATURDAYS 11PM-1:45AM 111 ------SUNDAYS 6-9PM --~~~-~:------.-- -.-.-.__ -- __- L-- .-- ~ F'IC'-I~U?FI""'qucnlTrcc:nTU"""'rnon·e-u-.---~--an:r-perrec rr: •
891-4053 Can't make it Sunday? Or can't wait? J.O.E.'s doors open (admissions allowed) ... TUESDAYS AND THURSDAYS 8-9PM FRIDAYS AND SATURDAYS 11PM-1:45AM SUNDAYS 6-9PM .----==='~ ------•-- ~_.-..~-.-- ~~- =----=
Thl
--~~l
~ J yoU tial' on~ 24-1 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~J~A~NUARY30,1987/MONTROSEVOICE 3 One Group of I, .• Police Seek TV Stations Killer in Accepts Brutal Slaying Condom Ads f @ PlflZfl The brutal mutilation murder of a 50- Town year-old openly gay man in far south- east Houston is being investigated as By Sybil McLain LUXURY APARTMENTS an isolated attack, police said Tuesday, United Press International Jan. 27. Homicide Detective Jerry NASHVILLE, Tenn.-Knight-Ridder Novak said he had discussed the case officials said the AIDS crisis overrides with other homicide detectives cur- past taboos and prompted them to rently working on unsolved murder become the first major television group Where Your Friends Live cases involving gay victims, and was to accept ads for condoms. not alerted to any similarities to those "We feel very. strongly about this cases. AIDS thing and the proportions that it's reached," said Art Elliot, president of This victim, John Doyle, was found WKRN in Nashville, one of eight· dead in his apartment in the 6900 block Knight-Ridder stations. of Avenue U about 5:45 a.m. Monday by Although Knight-Ridder is the first co-workers. Doyle had been stabbed 10- major television group to accept con- 20 times "all over" and his body was dom ads, stations KRON in San Fran- 3 pools, free mutilated. cisco, WRTV in Indianapolis and "The genitals were severed from the WXYZ in Detroit announced in recent cable, utilities body and they were found at the scene," weeks they would accpet condom ads paid and new Novak said. Two knives, apparently because of the AIDS crisis. . • used in the slaying, were found near the Medical officials say condom use is exercise body, but a larger knife believed to have crucial to controlling AIDS and other been used in the attack was missing, he sexually transmitted diseases. facilities said. "We decided at a meeting in Decem her Unlike other recent murder victims, that we would accept condom advertis- Doyle probably had not been in the ing with certain caveats, based on the Montrose area prior to the attack, time of day and copy content," Elliot Novak said. Police believe Doyle, who said Tuesday. had no transportation, to have been a "Everybody more clearly under- loner who "freelanced" his sexual con- stands this (AIDS) is a problem. It's for .tacts in the southeast Houston area, the that purpose solely that we've agreed to detective said. do this." Only 16 Units Left Although Doyle's wallet had been NBC, CBS, and ABC said they will "gone through," police are not consider- not broadcast condom ads. ing robbery the actual motive of the They would "be intrusive to the moral (713) 621-7880 attack. and religious beliefs of many of our "This looks more like a sexual assault viewers," said CBS spokesman George Another Fine -Roger Property or attack, from what we saw at the Schweitzer. scene. It has all the classic signs of over- The other Knight-Ridder TV stations kill," Novak stated. are in Oklahoma City; Tucson; Mobile, Ala.; FIlnt, Mich.; Providence, R.I.; Albany, N.Y.; and Norfolk, Va. Elliot said no condom ads will run before 10:30 p.m. and all will contain a line that explains condoms can be used as "a prevention of disease." /" "I would expect we'll get some com- nl~iT\tQ." F,llint Q:~lrl "W,::.'ll a~t_ .QI"\TY1D • •••••••••... ;. standS tHIS ('RIU", IS a pruun'lu. H ••IVI Lt;l.CLtJ.111 LIl~ tJUULlle'HtJL nUUSLun HreH, crre that purpose solely that we've agreed to detective said. do this." Only 16 Units Left Although Doyle's wallet had been NBC, CBS, and ABC said they will "gone through," police are not consider- not broadcast condom ads. ing robbery the actual motive of the They would "be intrusive to the moral (713) 621-7880 attack. and religious beliefs of many of our "This looks more like a sexual assault viewers," said CBS spokesman George Another Fine -Rnger Property or attack, from what we saw at the Schweitzer. scene. It has all the classic signs of over- The other Knight-Ridder TV stations kill," Novak stated. are in Oklahoma City; Tucson; Mobile, Ala.;' Flint, Mich.; Providence, R.I.; Albany, N.Y.; and Norfolk, Va. Elliot said no condom ads will run before 10:30 p.m. and all will contain a
line that explains condoms can be used /"' as "a prevention of disease." "I would expect we'll get some com- plaints," Elliot said. ,"We'll get some heat. You always hear from the 'antis.' You never hear from the 'pros.'" \ ,montrose VOICE HOUSTON, TEXAS ISSUE 327-B FRIDAY, JANUARY 30,1987 Published bi-weekly (Tuesdays and Fridays) Community Publishing 'Companv 408 Avondale Houston, TX 77006 Phone (713) 529-8490 Contents copyright 1987 Office hours: 8am-6pm
Henry McClurg/publisher-editor Linda Wyche/managing editor David Roumfort/production Elroy Forbes/social director Sheri Cohen Darbonne/news
SUBSCRIPTIONS (713) 529-8490
ADVERTISING SALES DEPARTMENT (713) 529-8490 Jerry Mulholland/advertising director Ken Boge/account executive
POSTMASTER: Send address corrections to 4.08 Avon- dale, Houston, TX 770.06-3028 Subscription rate in US (by Voice carrier or US Mail): $1.25 per week (up to 2 issues), $65 per year (52 weeks), or Save On Hair Care Se-rvices at Union Jack $32.50 per six months (26 weeks). National advertising representative: Rivendell Marketing, •• 666 6th Avenue, New York 10011, (212) 242-6863 ,. Final advertising deadline: All display ads 5pm 2 days Union Jack Hair Salon-Save $5 • prior to publication date. All classified ads 2pm 1 day prior to publicalion dale. on any haircut, color or perm , Notice to advertisers: Advertising rate scheduJe Efght-A was effective April. 11, 1986. Appointments not necessary, but recommended. Responsibility: We do not assume financial responsibility for claims by advertisers but readers are asked to advise the newspaper of any suspicion of fradulent or deceptive .fr·· Call 528-9600 for appointment advertising and suspicions will be investigated. News service: United Press International. U'n ion Jack 1212 Westheimer Houston \-.~,J¥,.'••"p1"5*, ('·:&·1lt;·t"<'i'4"t_1;:1t.\'\~4 •• 1>:t,¥h'l.l\'.?,Y",~'t~'rN.•'•~..•.,..t~~".l...-",-ot':t.. 4 MONTROSE VOICE / JANUARY 30, 1987 DRAFT ALL DAY, ALL NIGHT "51~ 25~ 7 Days a Week •• SATURDAY & SUNDAY LIQUOR BUST ~. All the Well Liquor You Care to Drink 4pm-7pm ',r \\kELP ME kOSE 'EM DOWN~ND o DR'1 'EM OFF" o \\I-\ELP ME I-\OSE 'EM DOWN ~ND DQ~ 'EM OFF"-~ WefJOckey Short ntest $200 Cash & Prizes Starring Maude ~m7 Thursday Evenings I sn ~',HOUSTON fro! 220 Avondale •• ;#" 529-7525 ki~ JANUARY 30, 1987 / MONTROSE VOICE 5 Georgia Race Clash Part Signs of Larger Klan Strategy .. of News Analysis by Hylah Jacques well as paramilitary training camps, Pacific Neios'Service like ex-White Patriot party leader Glenn "... Black animals will BALDING? Special to the Montrose Voice Miller's in North Carolina, all suggest a be kept out with PULASKI, TENN.-When Ku Klux gradual "nazification" of the Klan, a The Proctor/MPB Clinic Klan leader Tom Robb staged a rally on merging of groups sharing common rocks, bottles, fire, offers medical treatment of the courthouse steps here Jan. 17, he goals, and a steady swing into terrorist guns, and by the hair loss under physieian was greeted with jeers and protests from extremism as a viable program for grace of God. The day supervision. We use a racially mixed crowd of local resi- 'achieving those goals. of the rope will come Proxidil'", a potent new dents. On the other hand, Klan attempts in prescription combination of But on the same day 200 miles away the 1970s' to recruit from mainstream and the names of all in Forsyth County, Ga., the tables were' society have become more sophisticated a hair growth stimulator turned. Taking advantage of deeply in this decade. Klan extremists like ,race traitors will be with a synergistic hormone- rooted racist feelings in the all white Jesse Radford and Tom Metzger have remembered. " blocking agent. community, Klan leaders stirred up 'donned three piece suits and entered -Danny Carver, what civil rights activists later called "a electoral politics, with some success. The growth stimulator 1000'strong lynch mob." Their target: a Last November, Radford won 36 per- Forsyth County (GA.) makes your hair grow and busload of demonstrators from Atlanta cent of the vote in a North Carolina Ku Klux Klansman become thicker, while the who had come to join some 30 white state senatorial, race against a Demo- hormone-blocker helps to residents for a march in memory of Mar- crat who has been in office for 25 years. shouted "America isn't white, America retard the balding process. tin Luther King, Jr. With local police One of the biggest unifying factors is: black and white together," and unprepared for the escalating violence, has been the emergence of Identity Proxidil'" is the product of embraced by a white friend. ' the march was halted along its rdute. Christianity, a racist theology which But the Klan, throwing off the tradi- eighteen years of skin and News of the confrontation quickly appeals to a broad spectrum of the Far R tional robes in favor of stylish cammies, aging research by a well- reached Klansmen in Pulaski as they Right and provides a religious rationale are also exploiting their appeal to known dermatology prepared to celebrate the post-civil war for their activities. rebirth of the Klan. Stanley McCollum, youth. In the counterdemonstration in researcher. grand wizard of one of the two major Forsyth, a majority of Klan sympathiz- ers were in their teens and 20s. For more information national Klans and the organizer of the contact: Pulaski demonstrations, said that Meanwhile, local Klan leaders in For- under the circumstances he wasn't dis- syth vowed that if the protesters appointed that only 50 Klansmen returned there would be "a bloody mas- showed up for his march: "A lot of the sacre." Not intimidated, veteran civil Georgia people stayed down there. Ijust rights activists and their young suppor- ters were determined to demonstrate ~ Proctor/MPB heard there was a confrontation and Clinic arrests, but we did stop them from com- their right to walk the streets of Forsyth I~ ing in (to Forsyth)." County. "We've planted a seed here that Twelve Oaks Medical Tower , 4126 Southwest Freeway Indeed, Forsyth County has become will make people think," said local acti- vist Dean Carter. "And maybe some- Suite 1616 an overnight rallying cry for a new kind Houston, Texas 77027 of Klan which leaders call the "Fifth thing will grow from it." . Era." . PNS reporter Hylah Jacques, a freelance writer based (713) 960-1616 In a telephone message for his follow- in Seattle, regularly covers the Far Right. ers, Danny Carver, a Georgia great titan (cell leader) of the Invisible Empire of Ku Klux Klan and a Forsyth [] organizer, hailed the success of the counterdemonstration there. "I had a dream" and Saturday in Forsyth Ie County my dream came true," his mes- Coffee Shop " sage states. "Niggers were not run out ::.....-J ' __ :1~~ :I~U~l. __ ·_]~_--":_l_l~'---l_,_~' , • Geo~gia-p~ople stayed down there. Ijust ~lVIst1nl'l'R1L ~ P /MPB I heard there was a confrontation and ter~ ~ere determined to demonstrate V roctor arrests, but we did stop them from com- their ng~t tO,walk the streets of Forsyth Clinic ing in (to Forsyth)." County. We ve planted a seed here that TwelveOaksMedicalTower Indeed, Forsyth County has become ~ll make people think," said local acti- . 4126 SouthwestFreeway an overnight rallying cry for a new kind vist Dean Carter .. "And maybe some- Suite1616 of Klan which leaders call the "Fifth thing will grow from it.'" Houston,Texas77027 Era" - ~~-----~~~------'.. PNS reporter Hylah Jacques, a freelance writer based (713) 960-1616 In a telephone message for hIS follow- in Seattle, regularly covers the Far Right. ers, Danny Carver, a Georgia great ; titan (cell leader) of the Invisible Empire of Ku Klux Klan and a Forsyth organizer, hailed the success of the D counterdemonstration there. "I had a dream, and Saturday in Forsyth County my dream came true," his mes- Coffee Shop sage states. "Niggers were not run out by politics. Black animals will be kept out with rocks, bottles, fire, guns, and by 1102 Westheirner - 522-3332 the grace of God. The day of the rope will come and the names of all race traitors will be remembered." To Go Orders Always Welcome But Forsyth County has also become a rallying point for civil rights activists. Hosea Williams, an Atlanta city coun- Breakfast Specials cilman and former aide to the late Rev. King, was an early and key supporter of the Jan. 17 brotherhood march. Wil- $2.49-$2.75 liams and local resident Dean Carter, a Klansmen demonstrating in Pulaski, white construction worker and karate though small in number, represented a Lunch Specials $3.95 devotee, were firmly committed to composite sketch of the "Fifth Era" march again on Jan. 24. Mrs. Coretta Klan. Knights of the Ku Klux Klan Scott King, president of the Martin Grand Wizard McColfum explains: Dinner and Midnight Luther King, Jr. Center, endorsed the ld "The Fifth Era leadership is out in the march and attended. open to take the heat, and the member- Specials Organizers say they received calls ship-is out of sight," in secret cells called from groups and individuals all over the "sleeper units." country - who wished to participate. The Knights' chaplain, Tom Robb, is Serving Beer and Wine "Brotherhood is not simply a catchword an Identity minister with close ties to with which we recall the 1960s," says the Aryan Nation. The charismatic Thanks for Your Continued Support the Rev. C.P. Vivian, chairman of the Identity leader and Klan veteran Robert· board of the Center for Democratic Miles led the cross burning ceremony of Aid for AIDS - Renewal, in explaining the marchers' which took place after the Pulaski rally motives. "Rather, 'brotherhood' is an as onthe farm of a local klansman. MEMBER Of yet un achieved goal in many counties Miles is the prime mover of the white , J around the nation such as Forsyth." separatist movement within the Far What the demonstrators and leaders Right which seeks to establish a aD.- confronted was a Ku Klux Klan whose "whites only" homeland in the north- basic goals and programs remain the west United States. same, but those strategies have Significantly, it is with the youth that Meeting place of Wednesday changed to meet the times. the future of both the civil rights move- morning Montrose Business Guild On the one hand, the Nazi tendencies ment and the .Far Right lies. Here in and paramilitary activities which Pulaski, several dozen teens, 'most of Breakfast Club-6:30am began to emerge in the 1970s-during them black, led' a high-spirited spon- the Klan's "Fourth Era"-have now taneous protest against the Klan's pres- become the hallmark of its "Fifth Era." ence. Onlookers applauded as" one Armed auxiliaries, like the Order, as young black man at Rohb's rally ~ .. c "-. ~.~ ... . ~ , ~.~ ~.~ c~~~ . ~c5 ~. . C'? >- a: « :J . Z «..., '- oUJ o > ~~------=::::::-- rrf- ;~ ;:; enw ;:: a: w > c « c ~ JANUARY 30, 1987 / MONTROSE VOICE 7 Psychiatrist Attorney e Says Movie General Halts ort by Humiliated Her Sell of 'Wonder the BOSTON (UP I)-A psychiatrist has the told a U.S. District Court jury she felt Products' Ilet "outrage and humiliation" when she DALLAS (UPI)-The Texas attorney tre discovered she was the model for a les- ~,T~ general's office has won a temporary bian character in the movie version of restraining order against a direct-sales ho- Sylvia Plath's novel The Bell Jar. Houston's Resident Professional Theatre/61S TEXAS AVENUE firm accused of unlawfully marketing ht- Jane V. Anderson, 55, an assistant its products as a preventive or cure for ent professor of psychiatry at Harvard -presenls- health disorders ranging from AIDS to Medical School, said Monday she was dandruff. defamed by her depiction as Plath's State District 'Judge Harlan Martin suicidal lesbian lover in the 1979 movie Wednesday ordered the Carrollton- based on the largely autobiographical "I LOVE THE ARDOR based United Sciences of America Inc . book. . • OF THIS PLAY... to discontinue the sale, marketing and Under questioning by her lawyer, !•• ITS HOWLING, distribution of medicines the company al Anderson described the "very painful •• ITS TERROR, AND sold through an alleged illegal pyramid and upsetting feelings of outrage and •• ITS KINDNESS." scheme, humiliation" she felt whe she first -Joseph Popp, New Yorfc Stephen Gardner, assistant attorney ••:I Shokespeore Fesn'ol viewed the film in a Boston theater. o general, said that Attorney General Jim Testifying in thethird day of her $6 .a "I HAVEN'T BEEN Mattox sued USA primarily for viola- million federal court suit, Anderson THIS INVOLVED tions of federal drug laws. The pyramid said when she first read the book in • -UPSET- scheme is secondary to the suit, but 1971, she was shocked. She said it was .. IN TOO DAMN LONG. served as "a clean-cut, fast way to shut obvious the Joan Gilling character in - KRAMER HONORS US them down," Gardner said. Telephones •••• the book was based on her, even down to WITH THIS STORMY Wednesday at USA Inc. were answered ARTICULATE the physical description of her as "hor- by a recorder which told callers that per- sey." THEATRICAL WORK." sonnel were unavailable and assured Anderson grew up in Wellesley with - Horold Prin,e them that "this is only a temporary Plath, attended the same church and situation." junior high school and was a year ahead According to the lawsuit, USA Inc. of Plath at Smith College. Both were fIi has promoted its products for the cure, mental patients at the same time at a treatment and prevention "of a myriad McLean Hospital in Belmont. of human diseases and conditions Among the 14 defendants named in ·e including AIDS, cancer, osteoporosis, the suit are Ted Hughes, the British poet - heart disease, diabetes, arthritis, exces- laureate and Plath's widower, who sold ; sive weight, colitis, diverticulosis, pre- the movie rights. Plath committed sui- o menstrual syndrome, acne and )- cide in 1963, a month after The Bell Jar .a dandruff . of was published. • The lawsuit also accused the com- Defense 'lawyers claim the movie and .. pany of false advertising, n- book depict fictional characters in fic- - The products were marketed by USA ~ !cer tional setting. This produ,non partiolly underwritfen Inc. under the names of Master For- • by THE BROWN FOUNDATION, INe Anderson also denied she ever The Alley soors with CONTINENTALAIRLINES.•• ':••'\~I mula, Formula Plus, Fiber Energy Bar mt "exchanged physical affections" with Ti'kets olso o,oiloble 01 011RoinbowfTj,kelmosler lO,olions, inclUding Joske.!. and Calorie Control Bar. " f)- the author or any other woman, as the The court order bans USA from "sel- ist- defense has alleged. . 2-for-1 • 2-for-1 • 2-for-1 • 2-for-1 • 2-for-1 • 2-for-1 • 2-for-1 • 2-for-1 • 2-for-1 .2-for-1 ling, delivering, offering for sale, hold- the She explained aJan. 23,1950, entry in ":' ":' ing for sale or giving away" of the four a diary she kept during her freshman a THIS COUPON, WHEN PRESENTED AT THE ALLEY THEATRE BOX OFFICE a named products "or any other product." 5K year at Smith. Anderson wrote she and ~ _' AT 615 2T~~t~E~~E~OUR\~~T~1~~~ ci~;~~~RER TO ~ _ USA Inc., a one-year-old company, en, a female roommate were in "bed· ~ THE FOLLOWING PERFORMANCES OF "THE NORMAL HEART" ONLY: • last week filed for reorganization under • • • , ":' SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 1; TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 3; WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4; ":' ___ -'- ~ogetI;er ,~; the fust tlme SInce we ve ~_~~_::s AND THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5 (OPENING NIGHT.) CURTAIN AT 8:00 PM. 0 Chapter 11 of tlre Federal Bankruptcy as ,It •. A~~i~th~~i.4 d~fu~;:'nts named in .----.-..- oundono" 01 Houston. mcluding AIDS, cancer, osteoporoeis, the suit are Ted Hughes, the British poet for ricke, information, (all 524-2421.) heart disease, diabetes, arthritis, exces- ts, laureate and Plath's widower, who sold Performances, All preview, at 8,00 PM sive weight, colitis, diverticulosis, pre- 'dy Tuesday through Friday at 8,00 PM the movie rights. Plath committed sui- Saturday at 4,00 and 9,00 PM menstrual syndrome, acne and cide in 1963, a month after The Bell Jar Sunday at 2,30 and 7,30 PM, dandruff. For Hcket informaHon, call the Alley at The lawsuit also accused the' com- of was published. Defense 'lawyers claim the movie and pany of false advertising. book depict fictional characters in fic- 228-8421 The products were marketed by USA tional setting. -Thi, producHon partially und, Inc. under the names of Master For- ~er- by THE 8ROWH FOUHOATlOH, IHC, Anderson also denied she ever mula, Formula Plus, Fiber Energy Bar t "exchanged physical affections" with Ticket, 01,0 available at all Rainbow/Ticketma,ter locatian" including Jo,ke'" and Calorie Control Bar. the author or any other woman, as the The court order bans USA from "sel- defense has alleged. 2-for-1 • 2-for-1 • 2-for-1 • 2-for-1 • 2-for-1 • 2-for-1 • 2-for-1 • 2-for-1 • 2-for-1 • 2-for-1 ling, delivering, offering for sale, hold- p p ing for sale or giving away" of the four She explained aJan. 23, 1950, entry in •..I •..I a diary she kept during her freshman o THIS COUPON, WHEN PRESENTED AT THE ALLEY THEATRE BOX OFFICE 0 named products "or any other product." ! AT 615 TEXAS AVENUE, ENTITLES THE BEARER TO "; year at Smith. Anderson wrote she and .~ _ 2 TICKETS FOR THE PRICE OF 1 FOR (\I USA Inc., a one-year-old company, a female roommate were in "bed .~, THE FOLLOWING PERFORMANCES OF "THE NORMAL HEART" ONLY: • last week filed for reorganization under en, ":' SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 1; TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 3; WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4; ":' together for the first time since we've ~ Vl UJ LL.O AND THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5 (OPENING NIGHT.) CURTAIN. AT 8:00 PM, ~ Chapter 11 of the Federal Bankruptcy ~ I-I ~ been back." • w~ I Code. She said it was not a reference to a ~ 0 a::: tj "THE NORMAL HEART" ~ It gained national attention in recent homosexual liaison, but indicated they ":'•• 1-- 0u.. a02.. 2-for-1 TICKET. OFFER! "•:'. months because of endorsements it had gone to bed in separate beds at the received from noted scientists and I I same time. Anderson said she usually ~(II N COUPON REDEMPTION SUBJECT TO TICKET AVAILABILITY. THIS COUPON MAY NOT ~(\I sports personalities. • BE COMBINED WITH ANY OTHER DISCOUNT OFFERS, PLEASE NOTE: "THE NORMAL HEART" • stayed up studying later than her room- ":' CONTAINS LANGUAGE AND SCENES WHICH SOME PEOPLE MAY FIND OBJECTIONABLE, ":' United Sciences has more than th mate and had to be careful not to disturb ~~ FOR TICKET INFORMATION AND RESERVATIONS, CALL 228'8421. ~~ 100,000 distributors throughout the er her when she went to bed. N N country and has been promoted by of 2-for-1 • 2-for-1 • 2-for-1 • 2-for-1 • 2-for-1 • 2-for-1 • 2-for-1 • 2-for-1 • 2-for-1 ·2-for-1 sports stars including tennis champion sis Chris Evert-Lloyd, New York Mets In Montrose, catcher Gary Carter, San Francisco 4gers quarterback Joe Montana and Near"y Dallas Cowboy Tony Dorsett. he judge set a court hearing on the Everyone Rea~s ,civil suit Feb. 6. Similar lawsuits were "filed Wednesday against United Scien- the Voite ces Inc. in New York and California. ,r HENRY'S The Best Little Guest House in Town 1 s PHOTO Reasonable Nightly & Weekly Rates WE'VE MOVED Private Baths Now located at 408 Avondale Free Parking --The MontroseVoiceBuilding- Around the corner from our old location For Reservations Call (504) 566-1177 OPEN DAILY 9-6 1118 Ursulines, New Orleans, LA 70116 CLOSED WEEKENDS 8 MONTROSE VOICE / JANUARY 30,1987 ~ E Edit, Mont, Once I Texa , resu, prod Hair· .,etc.· medi wi detal AWfor ~. the in.a l uals' by Mike for n Shampoo . . Cut & Blow Dry $14 . by Mike, Also Colors, Perms Frost, Eyebrows &. rom beca reall spea Also Tl Upor ical : repn plus Colors, Perms the f Frost, Eyebrows & Lashes by Don Complimentary Beer & Wine (J) ::Joo , ..with Appointment Mon- Fri. 9-6 WCl~I. ..Saturdays 9-3 . . z - 522·3003 . JANUARY 30,1987/ MONTROSE VOICE 9 Liberace Home I SEE~ 'fU'TU~ OF ...1*tl>N~ COOCEPTS NEW SCl.Ul'\ONS ANl> AAl> NEW 'ReMEP\fS from Hospital NEW\tvS~l> J+.n) Ne.'+I N AA tion_ •• __ was~_. __alr-eady••••.•••• ._ being•••• accomplished. ~_. common ground with organizations vin Prevost. Charlotte Taft spoke on The Las Vegas Sun reported Satur- , u __._. _-t.-_. ______--'-l ---..:_~ .--=__.1__4....-.....l .c_~ __ _. ....•...._...... suffering (rom such serious lllnesses, Collier replied: "Since I'm not a doctor I By Sheri Cohen Darbonne attended. ton was third choice for host city, follow- can't make that judgement. He's stable, Montrose Voice "It was probably one of the most pro- ing Toronto and London. Neither of the but he's in grave condition." The idea of a statewide "umbrella" fessional formats I have ever seen in other two.cities has submitted an appli- Associates of Liberace said he en tered organization to coordinate gay rights gay/ lesbian conferencing. The infor- cation but GLHU may not be allowed to the hospital on Friday. On Sunday, the agenda in Texas cities was soundly mation was well-structured and very apply for Houston since regulations hospital confirmed he was there in a rejected at the Texas Lesbianl Gay useful," he commented, citing a work- specify a 501-C3 non-profit organiza- brief statement that said, "Mr. Liberace Community Resource Conference, held shop on organizational management, tion, Perez noted. He said he would look has been admitted ... for evaluation of Jan. 24-25 in Austin. presented by Don Baker, as an example. into thepossibility of applying in con- anemia. His condition is satisfactory." "The general consensus, during that "Baker outlined methods of develop- nection with another local organiza- Pernicious anemia results in a reduc- discussion, was that we don't need ing goals and motivating people, and tion. tion of red blood cells and can be fatal if another one," said Bill Agosto, modera- set up a means of tracking performance. Groups represented at the workshop, . left untreated. Symptoms are paleness, tor of the Houston Gay/Lesbian It was very much like a professional besides GLHU, included Dallas Gay generalized weakness and a lack of Forum, a local interaction group. management course you'd expect to pay Black Caucus, the Austin Latino Les- . vigor. Agosto explained that most confer- up to $1000 for," Agosto said. bian and Gay Organization and an Liberace's health had been in ques- ence delegates felt statewide coordina- Lovell's workshop focused on finding emerging black group headed by Mar- tion for several days. tion was already being accomplished common ground. with organizations vin Prevost. Charlotte Taft spoke on The Las Vegas Sun reported Satur- through the efforts of Texas Gay / Les- working on other causes, as well as women's issues. day in a copyrighted front page story bian Rights Lobby, Texas Human working "related" issues into a common About 150 persons attended the week- quoting "informed sources" that Libe- Rights Foundation, political organiza- agenda. Mike Martin, an activist who end conference. Parker, Agosto, Lovell race was terminally ill with AIDS. tions in the Cities and gatherings like became involved in politics in Fort and Perez were among about 12 Hous- Seymour Heller, Liberace's personal the resource conference, a follow-up to Worth through joint efforts with local tonians who attended. manager for 36 years, immediately the Texas Gay Leadership Conference labor groups, spoke on getting involved denied the report, demanded a retrac- held in Dallas in September. through other issues. tion and threatened a libel suit. Annise Parker, president of Houston Joe Perez, president of Gay and Les- U.S. Supreme Sun publisher H.M. (Hank) Greens- Gay Political Caucus, agreed on the rea- bian Hispanics Unidos, participated in pun said, "We stand by our story." son the idea was defeated. a workshop on minority outreach Court Refuses A telegram to Greenspun from Libera- "It was felt another organization isn't within the gay community. During the ce's Beverly Hills, Calif., attorney, Joel needed at this time, that the agenda workshop, members of minority organi- LaRouche Case Strote, said in part: "Mr. Liberace does could be coordinated at the state confer> zations interacted with members 'of not have AIDS nor is he terminally ill." WASHINGTON (UPI)- The Supreme ences," Parker said. mainstream gay groups whose Heller on Saturday blamed Liberace's Court refused Tuesday to become The state already has a forum of members are predominantly white condition on a watermelon diet that he involved in the tangled legal affairs of organizational representatives, coordi- males. said the pianist followed to lose about 20 four groups associated with fringe poli- nated by TLGRL, which meets on a reg- "The most important development of pounds. tician Lyndon LaRouche. ular basis to exchange information, the discussion was that (the main- "He ate watermelon off and on for a The court refused to review a case Parker said. stream gay leaders) agreed to look into couple of months," Heller said. "We got brought by Caucus Distributors Inc., Additionally, a system of periodic existing minority organizations for gui- worried. Doctors told him watermelon Campaigner Publications Inc., state conferences organized by local dance in minority outreach," Perez said. did not have enough proteins required National Democratic Policy Commit- groups is emerging, Parker said. He noted that predominantly white gay by the body and that he would have to tee, and Fusion Energy Foundation Another conference is scheduled for late organizations have had difficulties stop, and doctors told him he had a seeking review of a ruling by the First this summer in Lubbock, with the host approaching the issues as they relate to slight csae of anemia." U.S. District Court of Appeals. organization to set the agenda, she minorities, even in areas like AIDS edu- Heller on Saturday also said Liberace The groups were seeking to lift con- noted. cation. had postponed his show appearances tempt rulings against them for refusing "The workshop made a lot of gay for the next several months. The state organization was the only to cooperate with a federal grand jury in white males realize there are some good At one time, Liberace was the highest theoretical issue discussed during what Boston and refusing to turn over docu- reasons for low minority participation paid performer in Las Vegas, earning turned out to be a "nuts and bolts" con- ments. and turnout for events," Perez said. $50,000 a week. He had his own televi- ference, consisting mainly of a series of LaRouche, 64, a four-time presiden- Minority group representatives sion show for nearly a decade and is workshops on practical concerns of gay tial candidate who in 1984 collected attempted to show the organizational credited with discovering Barbra Strei- organizations, Parker reported. Work- 78,773 votes, less than 0.09 percent of leaders how hard it is for minorities, sand in the early 1960s. shops on revitalizing organizations, the total, has been labeled at different including women, to relate in the In the 1960s, Liberace won a $15 mil- fundraising techniques, networking times as "ultra-left" and "ultra-right." "GWM" world of gay community activi- lion libel suit against a London news- with non-gay groups, and dealing with LaRouche has claimed that Britain's ties, he added. paper that claimed in a story that he as homophobia and media relations were Queen Elizabeth is the' "head of the drug Houston was mentioned as a' poten- homosexual. In December 1986, Libe- included in the conference schedule. tial site for the International Gay / Les, lobby," and that the International Agosto said he was impressed with race settled a palimony suit filed by his bian People of Color's bi-annual Monetary Fund "is engaged in mass former live-in chauffer and travel secre- the "businesslike" structure of this con- conference. Nominated by the IGLPC murder" by spreading the disease AIDS tary, Scott Thorson, fox $95,000. ference, compared with others he had steering committee in November, Hous- through economic policies. 10 MONTROSE VOICE / JANUARY 30, 1987 Disaenaion May Strengthen Gay BETTER LAwns Rights Movement, Says Expert & qARDEns By Sheri Cohen Darbonne the heat of the moment, it is hard to see "There are, for example, some seg- Total lawn maintenance Montrose Voice this," he said. ments of the gay community who are embarrassed by certain contingents in Commercial Residential Dissension among gay activists regard- Moreover, the argument of aggres- the Gay Pride Parade. The goal of gay • Landscape ing political issues may actually have a sive, confrontationist activism versus liberation is the right to be gay, in all of • Trash Removal healthy long-term impact on gay rights, low-profile, "work within the system to its forms, without apology," Simon • Chirnne q Sweep according to a University of Houston- effect change" diplomacy is far from new, Simon pointed out. As far back as said. • Tree Service University Park sociologist, "When Richard Wright first pre- Dr. William Simon, a sociology pro- the 1950s, early gay organizations like • Stumps Removed the Mattachine Society and Daughters sented Native Son for publication, there • Complete Sprinkler Susterns fessor whose field of expertise is gay were protests from the black community rights, said what some may be viewing of Bilitis struggled with the same type of FREE ESTIMATES! conflict. that the main character's representa- as a "split" in community leadership is tion would be,damaging ... yet if that BEST PRICES! in fact a reflection ofthe diversity of the "During the '50s, one of the big argu- book were not published, it would have S23-LAWN culture, sending the important message ments centered on how a gay man been a great loss to black culture." to society that not all gay people are should dress," Simon said. "Going to a In the gay community, the militancy alike. Mattachine meeting, one would think of the noisemakers is balanced out by Short-term problems and image con- he was walking into a room full of FBI the diplomatic efforts of those who do flicts sometimes arise when internal agents. People were told, 'don't dress work with the system. disagreements in a social movement are gay. Don't be flamboyant,' until some made public, as happened recently finally said, 'why not?''' "The good thing is that we do have both," Simon said. GENERAL'REPAli=lS when gay leaders' differing positions on The two approaches have been rooted en The original' goal of the gay rights o, involvement in the Democratic site in gay political organizations "since the movement is for homosexuality to be ::l > selection process were noted in the local dawn of Stonewall" and will probably w ::0 publicly perceived as simply another press, Simon said. Nevertheless, there is always be around, the professor stated. Z aspect of someone's life and personal- ::l o a "net gain" from a free exchange of In practice, the separate drives appear l- o ity, Simon noted. Only by allowing the ideas in a public forum. to complement and assist each other, he z gay community to be represented as the o o In response to concerns that negative suggested. diverse, wide-ranging social spectrum Z =i or controversial views fuel public homo- Even the most radical representa- that it is can stereotypes, in all of their phobia, Simon noted that public views tions of activism contribute something ~ AUTOMOTIVE o forms, be broken down, he said. l- z constantly change. Homophobes, who to the gay rights movement, according Simon is a full professor of sociology o Z are usually set in their opinions, proba- to Simon. u,' at the university. He is currently -J G> bly aren't influenced either way by w Shocks & things they hear about gays, he said. "Politics is sort of like a choice involved in a study of the sociological between syphilis and cancer ... this is and psychological impact of AIDS in Front End Work "Robert Stoller, the psychiatrist, once bad, but this is worse. Radical gay lib Houston's gay community. said that the word 'homosexual' should reminds us of the costs of being taken Expert Brake Service always be used as an adjective, never as for granted by the liberals who have Call 529-8490 and a noun," Simon observed. "Showing won our support," Simon said. By cal- diversity helps in our struggle, which is ling attention to themselves, militant You will be in Next ME::':": not only for the freedom to be gay, but to activists give politicians the message Week's Newspaper of 1411 Taft (I;;:·' 522-2190 be individuals. Our goal is the right to that they will have to continue working be ourselves. Sometimes', in politics, in for that support, he added. Montrose TRANSM!SSIONS '. . ---=--~ ~--'I_.•.~~L.!nr:tI_T_~ '-IV<&.~IC' .l:~IC'~....--.;r __ .- •.- •••".•'~"'- between syphilis and cancer ... this is ;~ p:;~h~'I~;;~~li;;:~~·tAIDsinFro~t·E;;dWork-1 · "Robert Stoller, the psychiatrist, once bad, but this is worse. Radical gay lib Houston's gay community. E t B k S . said that the word 'homosexual' should reminds us of. the costs of being taken xper ra e ervice always be used as an adjective, never as for granted by the liberals who have Call 529-8490 and a noun," Simon observed. "Showing won our support," Simon said. By cal- diversity helps in our struggle, which is ling attention to themselves, militant You will be in Next /olE::':':: not only for the freedom to be gay, but to activists give politicians the message Week's Newspaper of 1411 Taft ':§*·I~522-2190 be individuals. Our goal is the right to that they will have to continue working TRANSM!SS/ONS be ourselves. Sometimes, in politics, in for that support, he added. Montrose CRAB LICE STIJDY .Baylor College of Medicine Department of . Dermatology is conducting a study of a new crab lice treatment. Volunteers may be male or female, between 18-65 years old, and diagnosed as having crab lice within the last 24 hours. Volunteers will be compensated. Call 79.9-6137. _ .•. '" !~.- JANUARY 30,1987/ MONTROSE VOICE 11 Business Guild Holds Elections Amidst Dispute By Sheri Cohen Darbonne nicalities of parliamentary procedure. stated flatly that he had neither Montrose Voice members and the press as "a well- At one point, "Robert's Rules of Order," received nor rejected such a letter. planned publicity stunt." Following an emotional debate over the the most widely accepted parliamentar- Frye, who has claimed repeatedly The first vote on refusal of the resig- former president's eligibility to run for ian reference, was ruled not to apply that she sent the Ietter to Bagot and nation resulted in 13 votes to refuse and the office again, members of the Greater under the by-laws. personally delivered a copy to Yon, told seven abstentions. A roll-call vote of all Montrose Business Guild elected a new Murphy was informed by the chair the Montrose Voice Wednesday morn- valid voting members was called, result- slate of officers and seven members to that the membership could not vote on ing that she had received the letter back. ing in 14 "yea" votes, with 11 members the board of trustees on Wednesday, abstaining. Jan. 28. The guild's new president is Frank Bagot reminded members that guild Turner of F.w. Turner and Associates by-laws required a two-thirds majority Insurance .. Other elected officers are vote to pass a motion. Brian Keever Mike Reuter, vice president; Linda Rey- then pointed out that members who nolds,secretary; and Craig Litton, abstain are not considered to have voted treasurer. ' under Robert's Rules Order. Elected to serve two-year terms on the But Yon called for a reading of the board of trustees were Joe Porro, Bill section of the by-laws pertaining to the Yon, George Benedict, David King and two-thirds majority. It was pointed out Teri Shaw. Board members elected 'to that the organizational by-laws speci- one-year terms were Marjorie Kerr and fied a majority "of members present" to Norman Guttman. Bob Bagot and pass the motion, making no provision to Elroy Forbes, whose two-year terms exclude those who abstain. Robert's have not expired, remain on the board. was ruled not to prevail, and the motion Phyllis Frye received four write-in was declared defeated. votes for president, despite the fact she' In spite of the resignation dispute, Frye, who did not attend the meeting, had been declared a non-member and thus ineligible to run earlier in the meet- was presented a certificate of apprecia- ing. tion honoring her for efforts and accomplishments during her terms as The slate recommended by the guild's nominating committee ran unopposed president. Frye's companion Trish, who accepted the award, called it "an insult" for the positions after the only other Newly elected Greater Montrose Business Guild officers are (I. to r.) Frank nominee, Tom Graham, declined to and "an attempt to coverup what has Turner, president; Linda Reynolds, secretary; Craig Litton, treasurer; and happened." accept a board position. Graham said Mike Reuter, vice president that although he could not serve on the The guild presently has about 120 board, he might be able -to assist the whether a member who resigned was with a handwritten refusal on the enve- member businesses and organizations. guild as a legal advisor. Acting presi- still a member, but could vote' on lope. Its stated function is to promote the dent Bill Yon, who chaired the meeting, whether or not to accept the resignation. Frye resigned as president and "Greater Montrose" area as a place to said the offer could be discussed at a Murphy amended his motion, moving member of the guild Jan. 15, but claims live, work and do business. later general meeting. that the membership vote to refuse she verbally rescinded on Jan. 16 in a A motion. introduced by Jim Murphy, Frye's resignation. telephone conversation with Yon. Yon Call 529-8490 and who said it was not clear whether or not Lou Vanech asked board chairman acknowledged that he asked Frye to Frye was still a member of the guild, to Bob Bagot to respond to accusations by reconsider her resignation Jan. 16, but You will be in Next vote on her membership touched off a Frye that he rejected a certified letter did not indicate that she rescinded. Week's Newspaper of somewhat tense discussion centering mailed Jan. 20 wherein she rescinded Bagot referred to the resignation and on the organization's by-laws and tech- her resignation from the guild. Bagot a series of letters sent by Frye to guild Montrose P 14'; gund as a legal adVIS?r. Acting p~es~Tll a memlJer, lJu~cr-:-vote. on lOpe.. . Its stated function is to promote the dent Bill Yon, who chaired the meeting, whether or not to accept the resignation. Frye reaigned as preaident and "Greater Montrose" a 1 t di M h d d h' ti . b f h ild J' rea as a pace 0 said the offer could be iscussed at a urp y amen e IS mo ion, movmg mem er 0 t e gut an. 15, but claims live work and do busine later general meeting. that the membership vote to refuse she verbally rescinded on Jan. 16 in a' ss. A motion introduced by Jim Murphy, Frye's resignation. telephone conversation with Yon. Yon Call 529-8490 and who said it was not clear whether or not Lou Vanech asked board chairman acknowledged that he asked Frye to Frye was still a member of the guild, to Bob Bagot to respond to accusations by reconsider her resignation Jan. 16, but You will be in Next vote on her membership touched off a Frye that he rejected a certified letter did not indicate that she rescinded. Week's Newspaper of somewhat tense discussion centering mailed Jan. 20 wherein she rescinded Bagot referred to the resignation and on the organization's by-laws and tech- her resignation from the guild. Bagot a series of letters sent by Frye to guild Montrose R.ALS REMEMBER YOUR LOVED ~ ONE ON THEIR SPECIAL DAY: -VALENTINE'S DAY FEB. 14 - ANNIVERSARY -BIRTHDA'Y -JUST TO SA'y ,"I LOVE YOU" FOR BEAUTIFUL FRESH CUT FLOWERS AND PLANTS, THE KROGER FLORAL SHOPPE'S BLOOMING WITH THE BESTOF EVERYTHING. WE'LL EVEN CUSTOM-DESIGN AN ARRANGE- MENT TO YOUR ORDER. *MONTROSE KROGER STORE *4 EXPRESS LANES EVERYDAY 300 MONTROSE BLVD. 12 MONTROSE VOICE / JANUARY 30, 1987 Fortunes )00 AA'JE "Me~ Gemini Feels Desired lO~~~SlLENT~" By Mark Orion Your Horoscope from the Voice For Friday evening, Jan. 30, through Tuesday morning, se». 3, 1987: ARIES-,-Everyone should have some- one like you for a friend this weekend. You've got passion and compassion. You can light up the darkest places. Spread the glow! Let 'em know what love is! TAURUS-You want what you want, and that's all there is to it. With a little bit of imagination, you may get the material things. If you can control your need for A control, you may have your emotional c needs filled, too. GEMINI-You'll feel needed, loved, H; cherished. You'll feel like number one, N king of the mountain, top of the heap. This could lead to self-centeredness, 9 couldn't it? Not if you return all those t~ feelings to the right person, sa CANCER-Work it out. You got over last week's hump, and now you're humpy and hungry again. All that energy needs an outlet. Take a very special person to a ~ very private place, and together, you can <7 ~~@YIWd . . work it out. c w\tssal . LEO-Somebody's got you by the tail. R Normally, you wouldn't mind that too L~ much, but right now you have something important to prove. Show and tell what's Cough Up, Says God in your mind and heart. VIRGO-Last week's feelings of unreality and haunting dreams have The Innocent Bystander Skamm. "It was God, himself, who got put me back in the schools? Or do you By Arthur Hoppe sharpened into a keen sense of reality in on the campaign planning. He said want the Commies, the militant homo- and how to make the dreams work. Con- The Reverend Oral Roberts, who was we ought to start producing 30-second sexuals and the self-confessed secular fusion's out, clarity's in. A new version of told by a 900-foot-tall Jesus Christ to spots to get his views over to the voters, humanists to take over our country? Do your old self, is making you happy and build a hospital, now says that God's and he gave me 60 days to raise $10 you want to send in $10, $25 or other attractive. . ordered him to raise $4.5 million by million for tee-vee time." (check one) today? Or do you want to fry March to keep it running. If he doesn't, "Or he said he'd kill you?" in hell? (signed) God." LIBRA-Blending the masculine and Roberts said, God "No, he said he'd kill anyone who "Fry in hell?" I asked. feminine, the aggresive and submissive is will kill him. didn't cough up." "No more Mr. Nice Guy," said your talent this weekend. You'll find your- I stopped by God- I nodded. "That's certainly an effec- Skamm. "Here's the follow up." self at ease in the most uncomfortable for-President head- tive improvement on the fundraising It simply said, "Vaya con Dios-« situations. You could make a lot of quarters for a free technique he gave Oral .Robers," I said. Second Notice." money, or a lot of love. Either one makes cup of coffee and a "Well, God's more emotionally Skamm rubbed his hands. "I figure I sense. chat with the earn- involved in this one," said Skamm. ought to havethat$10million by a week .:....--_~_:uaU!:n...m_anai!:_e.~.Jh.e SCORPIO-When an old love shows ~s~gD..Lhis~r_ep_\l.ta.tionon the line.':": from Tuesdav." he said. up- out of nowhere, )l:ou'li know what to po l,; TOll in your mina ana heart. , VIRGO-Last week's feelings of unreality and haunting dreams have' The Innocent Bystander Skamm. "It was God, himself, who got put me back in the schools? Or do you sharpened into a keen sense of reality By Arthur Hoppe in on the campaign planning. He said want the Commies, the militant homo- and how to make the dreams work. Con- The Reverend Oral Roberts, who was we ought to start producing 30-second sexuals and the self-confessed secular fusion's out, clarity's in. A new version of ~ told by a 900-toot-tall Jesus Christ to spots to get his views over to the voters, humanists to take over our country? Do your old self, is making you happy and and he gave me 60 days to raise $10 At build a hospital, now says that God's you want to send in $10, $25 or other attractive. ho ordered him to raise $4.5 million by million for tee-vee time." (check one) today? Or do you want to fry March to keep it running. It he doesn't, "Or he said he'd kill you?" in hell? (signed) God." LIBRA-Blending the masculine and Roberts said, God "No, he said he'd kill anyone who "Fry in hell?" I asked. feminine, the aggresive and submissive is will kill him. didn't cough up." "No more Mr. Nice Guy," said your talent this weekend. You'll find your- I stopped by God- I nodded. "That's certainly an effec- Skamm. "Here's the follow up." self at ease in the most uncomfortable for-President head- tive improvement on the fundraising It simply said, "Vaya con Dios- situations. You could make a lot of quarters for a free technique he gave Oral Robers," I said. Second Notice." money, or a lot of love. Either one makes sense. cup of coffee and a "Well, God's more emotionally Skamm rubbed his hands. "I figure I ~ chat with the cam- involved in this one," said Skamm. ought to have that $10 million by a week SCORPIO-When an old love shows Frl paign manager, the "He's got his reputation on the line." from Tuesday," he said. up out of nowhere, you'll know what to do Reverend Roscoe "You think he's sorry he tossed his "You ought to be ashamed of your- W and how to do it: You're sure enough of th Skamm. 'He said self," I said firmly, "claiming that God hat in the ring?" yourself to know the decisions you make ga contributions were .ll[_!;;~il~\! "Oh, no. He said again just the other would threaten to kill people in order to will be the right ones. Ie rolling in, thanks to an act of divine day that he was sick and tired of every raise funds. Who do you think you are, ~ SAGITTARIUS-You're able to take " intervention. preacher in the country claiming they Oral Roberts? Ihopenobody gives you a an~ some very original ideas and use them "You were visited by a 900-foot-tall had his ear and his endorsement for nickel." \ Jesus Christ?" I asked. president. That's why he's running him- Skamm gave me a look. "You should wisely. Things that were hidden come to ha] "No," he said, "but a lO-story-high self. 'Cut out the middleman,' he says." keep in mind the motto of our little fund- light. Old love and a new venture seem to 76~ giant taco did come to me one night." "A good slogan, too," I said. "But do raising project," he said. go hand in hand this weekend. Pillow talk "Hey," I said, "you must eat at Speedy you think you'll make the deadline?' What's that?" I asked. can be profitable. Gonzalez's Whole Enchilada Parlor, "Look at these mailers we're sending "Ask not what God can do for you," he CAPR~CORN-Have you seen your too. And this taco gave you campaign out," said Skamm, offering me a couple said, "ask rather what God can do to father, baby, standing in the shadows? advice?" of samples. you." . Someone just out of sight watching what ,"No, it told me to build our Secular The first read: "Dear Concerned "On the other hand, here's a saw- you're up to? You can take this feeling as Humanist Detection Center," said Voter: I need your help. Do you want to buck," I said. "Can I have a receipt." guilt, or as admiration for you as a special @1987 (S.F.) Chronicle Publishing Co. person. How'm I do in', Pop? AQUARIUS-Someone older, who could have a very powerful influence in your life, attracts you. There's a feeling of beginnings in the air. New things are The Pot Pie within reach; reach out! PISCES-What happens when you combine passion. with sincerity? You'll find out soon enough, since you'll be giv- featuring our New Breakfast ing and taking plenty of .each. It could .,. - - Pot Pies turn out to be bigger than both of you. A Terrific Taste Treat of: <>1987 MONTROSE VOICE ,.' ~·,.;.v The Sunrise, South of the ~ Border, and S.O.S. Are you among " -- ',., , the "worried well"? ~aye anxiety ""-. .'. Served 7am-3pm ~-~ and depression become a di1flcult part Play of your life? The Fabre Clinic ofters tree, confidential medical ·.~, treatment for anyone in good health who qualities. Call us for free 1525 Westheimer evaluation and appointment. S 528-4350 aJe. FABRE CLINIC 526-2320 ••• JANUARY 30, 1987/ MONTROSE VOICE 13 fes Another Enterprise ... Community DvUiJ £~ ~ ••...•..... ~d News from Neighborhood & Community Groups ttCounseling Center Director .... ~~ IY , to Speak to Jolly Rogers some- The Jolly Rogers of Houston, a club for chubbies and chasers, announces that Bill Scott of NORTHSIDE kend. the Montrose Counseling Center, will be a guest speaker at their next meeting. K.J. s~ ...I . p, You Scott will speak on "Dating in the 80s" at the meeting to be held at Backstreet Cafe, 1103 -- pread S. Shepherd on Feb. 7 at 7:30 p.m. -- is! want, ttBering Begins AIDS/ARC tie bit Mon-Fri Happy Hour 12-7pm aterial Spiritual Support Group ed for 50 A spiritual support group for people with AIDS and ARC and their families, friends and $1 Well & $1 Beer tional care-givers has been formed at Bering Memorial United Methodist Church. The group meets each Wednesday at 6:45 p.m. in the fellowship hall of the church, 1440 loved, Harold. Leaders include Dr. L. Annette Jones, director of Bering's Counseling Center; Jay r one, Nelson, organizer; Rev. Oliver Vannorsdall, and Larry l.uetwyler. Each Wednesday session will begin with a covered dish dinner before breaking into small Friday & Saturday: NO COVER heap. group sessions, Nelson said. . :lness, "To help people affected by AIDS and ARC, Bering's spiritual support group offers ways those to relieve stress and enable them to process thoughts, fears, guilt and concerns," Nelson said. ,t over Additional information is avaialble by calling the church office at 526-1017. Country Express Band lumpy .•. needs )n to a "C.H.E. Elects New Officers iu can Citizen.s for Human Equality held elections for its board of directors at its Jan. 13 meeting. 8-12pm' Board officers elected were Jesus Aguayo, president; Richard Brewer, treasurer; and ie tail. Robert Park, secretary. Other members elected to the board are Steve Brown, Michael at too Lattimore and Paul Simmons. Also serving on the board are Tom Hocker and Joe Porro. ething hat's Friday-Jan.30-10:30pm gs of Neighborhood Sports have' Sports News from Community Groups FANTASYIN MOTION reality !Con- ttMary's II Stays Atop in MSA Pool, iion of y and After last week's position round two of the top teams took a nosedive. However, Marys II holds tight to first place while Bacchus I rises to second and Lipstick takes third. Letters to the Voice From the readers of the Montrose Voice ~New Alliance in Wichita Falls shows From Leslie Watson, president Wichita Falls (rX) Lesbian and Gay Alliance tttOdo \A/L'>. i •..••\A/i,..hi+~ J:'<'lOII~ ,.u~n.+~"" \1_.' t,... 1,..,,_U.I _"r ,....,r•..o.n+ 1"!._r.:r:U'::r.u_I_D.i..t_\..I_~t..!:::a.+_u.CL-I!.r.r.:\_b..o.r:\-D.\I_tC\_Q..o.\..I __ .' -J !-r~~--~ I. VV- IV.vVt--J1I I 's of Neigfioorfioo-d Sports Sports News from Community Groups I have FANTASY IN MOTION ~ality ICon- ttMary's /I Stays Atop in MSA Pool ion of vand After last week's position round two of the top teams took a nosedive. However, Marys II holds tight to first place while Bacchus I rises to second and Lipstick takes third. ~.an.d five IS Iyour- table Letters to the Voice pt of From the readers of the Montrose Voice akes ~New Alliance in Wichita Falls hows From Leslie Watson, president Wichita Falls (TX) Lesbian and Gay Alliance todo We, in Wichita Falls, wanted you to know our current community status. I'm happy to say gh of that the first alliance was formed in Oct. 1986. We are looking forward to strengthening our ake gay community and becoming more actively involved in improving the environment of all lesbians and gays through this organization. Since Sept., we have raised $1801 to help fight Texas Statute 21.06, organized an alliance, and laid the groundwork for a Metropolitan Community Church. I sincerely hope you will share with us your support and any information regarding 1:!J} happenings in your community. Our mailing address is P.O. Box 8063, Wichita Falls, TX 76307-8063. ~ Write the Voice your Items in the "Letters" column are opinions of readers and not necessarily those of the ows? Voice. Readers are encouraged to submit their thoughts on issues of interest to Houston. 'what Please keep letters brief and mail to "Letters to the Editor," Montrose Voice, 408 Avondale, ng as Houston, TX 77006. becial who ice in ~t n~~; Tom's Pretty Fish I you '~Az.~;:+,:X''. "V«."",·".,:..., ...~:1'. %' • .' You'll 2 w ':f"«'~4~O;fdt.'.<\.t,<;f#. egiv- • ~'I':-:X"':- ~< "'K! :'~fi'" ~'.: Ime.r could (On ly.fl~..'~llii9:£~~I._~W~![1St.) ~ou. ".:~,~f.::'~".':~.::..-:;?,(1.=<-' -' :;;::, .••••.••• :'h.'/it-offl'very NO COVER CHARGE < all, exotic ~. )randas, small lion heads a~WJEfa'utlful big calico fan ., r ~. tail orandas.All regular large gold fist) 11830 AIRLINE - 445-5849 will double in price March 1. (2 blocks south of Aldine-Bender) 14 MONTROSE VOICE / JANUARY 3D, 1987 By 07~ Mo FolIO" Vo'ice Comics form, the 0 .;t-- Mon slate 0" the bo Jan. The Turner Insura Mike nolds, treasu Elec board ~ Yon, ~~ ~~~y~ili Norma Elroy ...... ---: ~ have n~ PhylE <::> ~~~sb~1 ..:::::.:.:. ~"".. •..- ~husin~ '" © 1987 Urllversal PreSS Sym:hcate /'29 Co Mrs. Hufflemeyer's envy quotient is parti- mg. I Snake inventors cularly high today. Thesl nomina! for the' ~ nominel CYM'I\. ~ 'IOU tOU\.~'J(~ A.~\<:'1\~£ /-30 COUlt>\lE. \)~~\)\ \\'S~, 3e.\<.\~\l~t)~,\R~\t.\C:a accept i ~~~ "'N ~ ~~\ 1 that altl ~t£~ E'JEL Kt\\t.'JEL w" 'iou.~\ ~£t ,() lll' \S Rt.~C.UW"'G~\~\~ board, j t-A.£ OOQ<':t\NC:1 CARe;ONW fREEWr..'i\! e 1987 CoMes Syndicate. Inc. guild a; .,,\ dent Bil o::ffol<- . . -oP''' ~ said thj later gel &:..D t~:::J(;GIFI ~ Amo] ~ . .v, ~~ who sail Frye wa vote on somewh on the 0 ._ .••.•..• ' .' ,t_ " . -; /1': ',\1' .:" '//~: 1III/AIIiL/./. ·Wlbl' ' / , • i' •••-v_•.....•Q·"""'~~ ---yr- \ • I C>"'f~~~~-I"'\~ .- ' -, . 'I': .,\\,:"l';-/~: v . I' .".4/t'" ,,1611~/.f#hV)~\Y~ W X-=--' '17RAJi!O' @ "NORMN, O\)ER "ERE! PEAS ll\E SIZE OF YOUR PlRYRO ·0c••••~" """,-;"s"",r' '·=;;·t~5 BRA\N! ... NO E'lCAGGERATION!!!" /-~O BE FAMOUS. BE SEEN. ADVERTISE IN THE MONTR"OSE ·VOICE. ....- ....". JANUARY 30, 1987/ MONTROSE VOICE 15 - ~lt Eemoriam s Southwest ~ Funeral MARK BOWLES e ial Direct Burial or Directors Cremation 528-3851 CREmATIon SERVICE InTERnATIOnAL® 1218 Welch Operated by James H. Murphy Funeral Homes Houston, Texas priced from $395 (I;$_~~ Servicing the . Community 363-9999 • M!EM8£"'O' J.e J.4; s.os (1*$-1. Mark Bowles, 28, died peacefully Jan. 22, 1987, at 4:30 p.m. He had battled AIDS with humor and strength for 18 months. A native of Syracuse, New York, Mark was l> a graduate of Georgetown University. He :0 held a management position with Federal o [YJITJ[I]ITJ[[] Express when he moved to Chicago one z year ago. Mark had accomplished a lot for a o man not yet 30. ~ Funeral services were held in Syracuse. o He is survived by friends from coast to z coast. Bye Mark! Save a place on the other side! Z G'> We'll all meet again! EUGENE (GENE) EARLE e EWINS IlO EUGENE (GENE) EARLE e EWINS ~o ~ December 1, 1956-January 13,1987 Happy Ours Do not stand by my grave and weep I am not there, I do not sleep. I am a thousand winds that blow, I am the diamond glints on snow. Can Beer $1.25 Bartenders I am the sun on ripened grain, I am the gentle autumn rain. Draft Beer 75¢ Specials When you awake in the morning's hush, I am the swift uplifting rush of Well Drinks $1.75 Every Quiet birds in circled flight. I am the stars that shine at night. Shots $1.25 Weekend Do not stand by my grave and cry, I am not there, I did not die. -Abdee Gene was well known in San Francisco for being one of the founders for the AIDS/ ARC Vigil, which is entering [ts second year at San Francisco's old Federal Building on Nobody tempts you like United Nations Plaza. A resident of Houston from 1975to 1985, Gene was well known to his many friends as a loving, caring, and dependable friend. AO~/>.LBAN Survivors include mother and father, Charlene and Earle Ewins of Houston; and sisters, Debbie Gordon of Houston, and '<~mH'O) Earlene Young of Washington, D.C. ~(~~4'~E.l Memorial services were scheduled for '~( wj~ Jan. 29, at Christ the Servant Lutheran ~~."'O/' Church in Houston. l'UR j\ "~' . With eternal love, from his family and scores of friends. The family requests in lieu of flowers, donations may be made in Gene's name to the AIDS Foundation Houston, =.o. Box 66973, Suite 1155, Houston, TX 77006. 1022 Westheimer e 528-8851 OUR POLICY: The Montrose Voice is honored to commemorate the passing of our readers, and friends or relatives of our re8~ers. with 8n announcement. Friends or relatives should provide us with Informa- Home of Eagle Leathers tion in person (not by mail or over the phone). There Is no charge for , .• ,this service. l •.. ij -.. 16 MONTROSE VOICE / JANUARY 3D, 1987 Working Together for a Better Montrose Around Town by Elroy Forbes of Cousins? ... The closing of Hot Montrose Voice Social Director Rod left some contestants in the dark as Handsome Del McGee has successfully to who the mystery Mr. Hot Rod winner dealt with troubled economic times with is? We may never know .... Everyoneis innovative events. Highly visible this jumping at The Brazos River Bottom summer as chair of the AIDS Founda- for the big star, Isaac Payton Sweat, the tion fundraising committee, Del headed King of Cotton Eyed Joe. He performs a large team of workers reaching far four big shows, two each night, this Fri- beyond their expected goals. day and Sunday, Feb.L He will play the The famous Happy Hour Daddy's song and teach the new dance "The Joe Revue at The Galleon last September Baily Roll." David Royalty is so excited exceeded everyone's expectations. The he can hardly skip to the deejay booth. society blast at The Tower fell short of Alan Pierce is out looking for a Baily goals but still managed to raise several Roll suit to wear. thousands of dollars. Now, the Alley Popular artist Tom Liddell will open a Theatre two-night benefit of The Nor- show at Artist Touch on University mal Heart is sold out. I think our com- Boulevard this weekend. munity should recognize McGee's work The organization of J.O.E. is having with some wonderful honor. What are an open house this Sunday, 3-6pm, at your ideas? 611 Pacific (the Cottage Playhouse). for the baby shower at Dirty Sally's. Lee is now the darling of Zen, a floral Good job both days, Gary. design studiodeep in the heart of The Remington. Presently he has been up Popular gentlemen's gentleman to his floral tape for the latest Harold Scotty Bright is still living the good life Farb wedding. Everybody who is any- in Los Angeles. However, the good life body was there including Carolyn. I may spread Scotty's recent investments think Carolyn gave away the groom into telemarketing. TLC. the annex, is and a few household tips. But there was By ShE Mantra; The idi organii agenda rejected Cornmu Jan. 24· "The discussi Relaxing, Det McGee with Bill and Jeff another o Neartown News This is for all us shy types 'cause every- tor of one will stay attired and just socialize. Forum, Ron Rodricks became president of Members can answer all those ques- Agost Neartown Association when the tions. you're embarassed to ask (like ence de Firehouse became the site of a festive what is J.O.E. and what are the meet- ! J tioneL-.. wal.. TUlplft.h N;a},,+ Pl'l1C! f'h~C,'O 'r'\.ntol:'O+ T"."". .•.~.•.•..•.•y •••• BySh Montros The id' organiz agenda rejecte Comrmi Jan.24l "The discuss] anothe" tor of D Neartown News This is for all us shy types 'cause every- one will stay attired and just socialize. Forum, Ron Rodricks became president of Members can answer all those ques- Agos Neartown Association when the tions. you're embarassed to ask (like ence de Firehouse became the site of a festive what is J.O.E. and what are the meet- tion w Twelfth Night Plus this past Tuesday ings like.) throug night. The annual Christmas party is bian used to install officers. Working with D Christmas in Rights tions i Montrose Guess which one is really having a baby? the res the Te Monday night was the first organiza- really adding class. They have installed Lee, up to his chest in pansies and berdi- held in tional meeting for Christmas in Mont- a grand piano in their complex along latrollops making the world a more I Annis rose. A d.b.a was filed Tuesday to with the many Valentine treasures. beautiful place to survive. protect the name and group. A chair- Gay pol son the man will be elected at the next meeting. Mike Cooley, recently involved in a "Itw Those present included Bob Bagot, gold mine operation, is planning to do Adopt-A-Block; Rev. Gracie Lee & several announcements to avoid opera- needed' could be Lynn Herrick, A Place in the Sun; Kit tors without proper credentials. van Cleave for Innerview and the ences,"j Guardian Angels; Gayle Ramsey, Near- Can you stand it? Marvin Zindler is The Ii organiz1 town Business Alliance; Frank Turner back on the air. But you could look at it for The Greater Montrose Business this way. it is nice to know where he is nated b~ ular ba Guild; Brian Keever for GPC; Sirrom and where you are planning not to be. Parker! School of Belly Dancing; Ron I am surprised by the number of peo- Additi Formerly with Gump's, Lee Findley is Rodricks of N eartown Association; ple unaware that there is still a KLEF state cd with Zen Kerri Evans of Westheimer Colony .radio station with classical music. groups I Association; Bruce Herman of Inter- KLEF has contacted many organiza- Rodricks this year will be Judy Butler, Anothej national Flag Co.; Jim Spence of tions, including.Christmas in Montrose, vice president; Marty Bischoff, treas- this su~ Immuno Therapy Clinic; Lyle Bar- offering airtime for public service urer; Frank Silver, recording secretary, orgamz..j rett of Montrose Art Alliance; Terry announcements, calendar listings and and Sharon Weintraub, corresponding noted. i Hughs for Movemansters, and Barry support for next season. That will be a secretary. Sharon has her community Petree of Happy Hollydaze. Some 10 big help. The S work cut out for her as she is also presi- other groups called in for representa- theoreti dent of the Avondale Association. Con- tion, too. I don't know which celebrity is mak- turned; gratulations to all and best wishes for ing more news these days, Shirley ferencel 1987. D Names in the News Mcl.aine or Oral Roberts. CYB, if they worksn: worked together, Oral could have an out organiz Gary Walter of The Roman was a busy of body bank account. D Out and About shops I soul this past weekend. First, on Satur- I award the Movemasters Award to fundrai T.G.R.A. meets Sunday, 2:00 p.m. at day, he took on the sheering of a life- George Benedict who has moved home with no The Barn-on Pacific Street. Heard that time. The customer, although not and shop to 1501 Welch at Common- hornopl' T.G.R.A. officer Jerry stayed out past qualifying for the tanning booth, loved wealth. George will conduct a contest to includes midnight one evening and his vehicle the new do. Then on Sunday, he hosted name the shop. I enter "Moveable Agost turned into a pumpkin. He's still out what must be a Montrose first. I hope Talented Tom Liddell Antiques." the "bw Sherry remembers to tell her baby that Last faH I wrote about handsome looking fo~ his other shoe. Anybody Lee Until next week, see you Around ference, seen a glass cowboy boot in the vicinity all her aunts and one uncle showed PI? • Findley, formerly with GUItlP's. FYI, Town. ~.------jiIi.-- ..-- JANUARY 30, 1987/ MONTROSE VOICE 17 - Everyone's Speaking, 'So Who's Listening? Editorial by Linda Wyche tial election was 47? Also, it. was disgrace. we are to survive, it is time to regain that Montrose Voice nothing less than tragic when it was In the last two years gays in Texas, revealed only in later reports the Com- faith. Some simple role reversing is in Once again gay residents of Houston, especially in Houston, have suffered order. Those who have sat back silently Texas, have been victimized by the mittee for Democratic Awareness had painful political setbacks with the fewer than 10 members and one of its should speak up. And, the speakers results of action taken by self- greatest loss being faith in ourselves. If should take some time to listen. proclaimed "leaders" and irresponsible chief organizers no longer resided in the media. state, Without dwelling on the painful This is not intended to be an attack on details of the Committee for Democratic those who .choose to work for the cause Awareness brouhaha.rit would be wise of gay liberation. However, it is EASY CO·ME~EASY GO! for all citizens to take a broader view of intended to be a challenge to those plac- the problems created when,especially ing themselves in positions seen as 'in a liberation movement, a few individ- representative. The challenge is to place uals take advantage of media's hunger honesty and truth above the desire for for more readers, viewers and listeners. ego fulfillment ' The news media is a very competitive Community leaders have a moral industry. Externally, there is a never- responsibility to attempt to educate the ending drive to increase circulation and media as to the diversity of this com- rise in the ratings. Internally, there are munity. We are individuals, many with more and more people struggling to get only one thing' in common-sexual and keep the fewer jobs available with orientation. Although we share an today's automated newspapers and inherent need for human rights and broadcast facilities. As a result of this equality, we come from varied back- competition, facts can be 'distorted and grounds resulting in different political events taken totally out of proportion. beliefs and ideologies. When the names This type of back-stabbing can work we hear quoted all too many times begin to the advantage of advocacy groups. to preface their statements with "I can ••• But, intelligent media manipulation only speak for myself .... I can only tell' When going on vacation, alert.your neighbors. Ask req uires experience-experience you what Iknow," will news reports on them to retrieve your newspapers and mail. Secure obviously lacking among those placed gay issues begin to be accurate and fair. . locks and windows. And leave a light on, inside and in the so-called leadership positions in Until that time, however, gay individ- out. Don't give burglars an easy break . . the gay "community" of Houston. uals have a responsibility to hold our One possible reason that Houston "leaders" accountable just as they gays cannot get more positive results attempt to hold other public figures, from the general population media is forcing existing coalitions to provide a Six Years of Community Service because those called upon to speak forum for the needs of all members of / really don't know those they claim to the community. Minorities must be wil- Houston Chapter speak for. . ling to speak out against the racism that r The organization most often called exists right in our own backyard. The upon to voice gay views is the Gay Polit- elderly must-see that their needs are 523-8352 ical Caucus. How can they purport to be placed on the agenda when the needs of representative of an estimated 200,000- gays are addressed. And, who cannot A non-profit volunteer organization plus gays when the total votes cast in admit that the sexism existing in our . the final round of their recent presiden- community, among both genders, is a '" Newest Sur rise!! from the general population meaiiiis forcing existing coalitionS-to provide a because those called upon to speak forum for the needs of all members of really don't know those they claim to the community. Minorities must be wil- Houston Chapter speak for. ling to speak out against the racism that The organization most often called exists right in our own backyard. The upon to voice gay views is the Gay Polit- elderly must-see that their needs are 523-8352 ical Caucus. How can they purport to be placed on the agenda when the needs of representative of an estimated 200,000- gays are addressed. And, who cannot A non-profit volunteer organization plus gays when the total votes cast in admit that the sexism existing in our the final round of their recent presiden- community, among both genders, is a .•. Newest Surprise!! Wednesday Night Delight c stal's 2·5¢ Well and Draft 911 W. Drew '. 75¢ Bottle Beer 522-7524 8-10pm lOpm-2am 75¢ Bottle Beer $1.25 wat zs« Draft We're Not Through Yeti plus 10pm Nexus Naughfies The Only Place to be on Wednesdays "We are the Ultimate" Month of January Special No Cover 18 MONTROSE VOICE / JANUARY 30, 1987 Lioe p~ Alley Theatre Sets a Wonderful SI be the Houston premiere of a short Trap with 'Glengarry Glen Ross' ballet set to a commissioned score by H' Michael Kamen, who composed the BaS score for the movie Brazil. And the told: Review by Bill O'Rourke ambled along compared with Shelly. But all these birds of prey must world premiere of a full-length ballet "out: Montrose Voice Shelly's nickname is' "Machine." beware of worms. They'll turn, given a based on The Hunchback of Notre disd Willy's play, Death of a Salesman, chance. Have you ever let a crazy person talk to Dame. biari sails along deliberately, with a grand . Robert Graham plays an office man- you? I don't mean a mentally ill person. Auditions: Houston Symphony Cho- Sylv I mean the kind of person you meet at a melancholy. This one jerks around, ager good at his job-being a hard nose. rus: Feb. 3, one song, any style, sight- Ja: bar in the afternoon, or a donut shop in seemingly spasmodically, with engines Tom Klunis' character is a yes man-or reading, ear-testing, by appointment racing all the time. is he? Charles Sanders' character, the pro~. the middle of the night, or, especially, only, Claudia Leis, 224-4240. Me sitting at the counter of a coffeeshop at There is never any doubt that these only buyer on view, can be easily are petty little people. There is a lot of dominated-but by whom, the salesmen de~~ lunch. o Celebrate! SUlc~ If you've really bothered to try to humor. You might leave feeling vaguely. or his wife? Feb. 1, 1893: West Orange, New Jersey: bas~ listen to such a person, you know that depressed, just vaguely. I left with the And Jim McQueen's cop doesn't take Thomas Alva Edison opened the boo] there is a mesmerizing fascination in jitters, as if I had just finished three guff from anybody. world's first movie studio. U' the way that they insist upon your cups of Turkish coffee. Pat Brown, the Alley's artistic direc- Am] tor, directed this one herself. The first Birthdays: 30-Tammy Grimes, Hal Prince, Vanessa Redgrave. 31- and: act was written to be visually static. But hu she got set designer Elva Stewart to give Tallulah Bankhead', Carol Channing, her plenty of mirrors. You can pick from Zane Grey. I-Clark Gable, Langston three views of anything. Then she got Hughes, Garrett Morris. 2-Farah Faw- cett, Robert Gluck, Elaine Stritch. excellent performances from a lot of sai long term company members. So who "N 0 matter what side of an argument you're on, you always find some people 197 cares if all they do is sit there? This obv short evening is so fascinating that it on your side that you wish were on the other side."-Jescha Heifetz (born Feb. the seems even shorter than it is. the 2) Yeah! sey. o Openings o Notes ~l~ Tonight and tomorrow night's previews Cimarron Wind Quintet (Heinen, 1)- Junlj of The Normal Heart (Alley) benefit the aNa! of E AIDS Foundation. As if you didn't Alberts and Nadolski (U. ofH. Down- know. Don't just assume that they're town, O'Kane Gallery, 2)-;-simple sculp- sold out. There's usually room for at ture and meditative drawings least two more. , Outlaw Talkshow (Blythe Spirits, The Feb. 1 performance at the 2)-hosted this week by comedian Andy Comedy Workshop is the final for Huggins Stages' production of Sister Mary Igna- Berlioz, Bizet, Ravel (Jones, 30)- tius Explains It All for You. As Stages' HSO. Second night Boito instead of artistic director Ted Swindley put it, Ravel "Will you go to lunch!?" John Williamson (Robert Graham, right) hustles "With well over a hundred per- The Chief tans (Rockerfeller's, 30)- George Aaronoe (Tom Klunis) out of the office as Richard Roma (James formances, and an Ll-month run in our with world champion step dancer Harper, far left) tries to save a real estate deal with James Lingk (Charles third production of the script, we feel we Michael Flatley Sanders, sitting) from falling apart in Alley Theatre's production of can safely say this play has to be one of The Manipulated Environment "Glengarry Glen Ross," running through Feb. 22 the all-time hits in the history of theater (Houston Center for Photogrpahy, 30)- in Houston." work by various artists who alter exist- attention while monopolizing the con- Willy's play was seen from the per- The Museum of Fine Arts has ing objects or space soley for the versation and generally ignoring any- spective of his home. You rarely saw acquired two new' sculptures for the photograph thing you try to say-ignoring you him at work. Shelly's play all happens Cullen Garden: Ellsworth Kelly's Abercrombine & Fitch Fine Arts 5K completely if you try to change the sub- at work, or at coffee breaks down the "Houston Triptych" and Albert Giaco-, Run (ends at the MFA sculpture garden, " iect ...lt's.likaa.znonIDl.ose.it~ust.be.~th, tr.eet...in-a~Ghineae-,-restallra.nt~ •.•..•••H_;~T"."'-r-"' •••St. ,"'-n.diu.Q"....WOlnan..l" 31,8:00 a.m.) _ sola out. There's usually room tor a :uI'e" least two more. Outlaw Talkshow (Blythe Spirits, th The Feb. 1 performance at the 2)- hosted this week by comedian Andy laurl Comedy Workshop is the final for Huggins the I Stages' production of Sister Mary Igna- Berlioz, Bizet, Ravel (Jones, 30)- cide tius Explains It All for You. As Stages' HSO. Second night Boito instead of was artistic director Ted Swindley put it, Ravel De "Will you go to lunch!?" John Williamson (Robert Graham, right) hustles "With well over a hundred per- The Chief tans (Rockerfeller's, 30)- book with world champion step dancer George Aaronoe (Tom Klunis) out of the office as Richard Roma (James formances, and an Ll-month run in our tioru Michael Flatley Harper, far left) tries to save a real estate deal with James Lingk (Charles third production of the script, we feel we Al Sanders, sitting) from falling apart in Alley Theatre's production. of can safely say this play has to be one of The Manipulated Environment "exc (Houston Center for Photogrpahy, 30)- "Glengarry Glen Ross," running through Feb. 22 the all-time hits in the history of theater the ~ in Houston." work by various artists who alter exist- defei attention while monopolizing the con- Willy's play was seen from the per- The Museum of Fine Arts has ing objects or space soley for the S~ versation and generally ignoring any- spective of his home. You rarely saw acquired two new sculptures for the photograph a di: thing you try to say-ignoring you him at work. Shelly's play all happens Cullen Garden: Ellsworth Kelly's Abercrombine & Fitch Fine Arts 5K yea~ completely if you try to change the sub- at work, or at coffee breaks down the "Houston Triptych" and Albert Giaco- - Run (ends at the MFA sculpture garden, a f~ ject. It's like a mongoose, it must be, the street in a Chinese restaurant. Shelly metti's "Large Standing Woman I." 31, 8:00 a.m.) toge' way that steady stare of its eye spins a mentions his grown daughter several HSO Composer in Residence Tobias The Baron's Big Sneeze (Company been snake in place mid-air. times, but only in bragging how he put Picker has founded the Houston Com- Onstage, 31,ll- & 1:30) You couldn't look away if you wanted her through college. I don't think he posers Alliance. So far, 20 locally-based Caught in the Act, a new vaudevil-' hOS~~ to, and you do want to-very desper- ever mentions his wife. composers have joined, including such lean extravaganza (Jewish Community had Center, 31)-new mime company with sam ately at times. But sometimes they're This play is stuffed to the gills with widely-known ones as Carlisle Floyd, Linda Graham and Robert Leeds stay, very, very interesting. Then again, you undeleted expletives. The language, for Michael Horvit, Ellsworth Milburn, . 16th Annual Art Show (Meredith- mat sometimes get hooked into just appre- all its poetic variety, is very gritty. Coat Paul English, Paul Cooper and George Long Gallery) and Dinner Dance (River her ciating the situation. You think, "This irritants with excrescences and you get Gurt, They're planning a Miller Theater would be funny if only I could back Oaks Country Club, 31)- "The Night of away, and watch myself, or someone I the Lotus!" benefits Multiple Sclerosis don't have to 'feel embarrassed for, research. being trapped like this." It is. But sometimes, unnervingly, you In Montrose, find that you're just as trapped as the Nearly poor schmuck who is the bull's eye ofthe Everyone Reads target. I know because I've gotten to the Voice back up and watch it. You can, too. Just go down to the Alley and see Glengarry Glen Ross. The pit of vipers playwright David, 1420 Westheimer Mamet captures so unerringly is a Houston. Texas group of real estate salesmen. 77006 Their voices bob and weave like prize- D~D522-4485 \ - fighters. They lull you into a trusting WE DELIVER VIDEOS sleepwalk. They puff up dreams like a brass band. They come in short staccato bursts, like machine gun fire, like a man -Headl 'and vomiting forth his soul. The play is about all the men but, it becomes a tragedy for Shelly Levene Taill Abol/e (played by John Newton). He used to be Over 2000 runners lined up for the first annual Fine Arts 5K Run in 1986. the top/gun, the sales leader. Although This year's race, sponsored by Abercrombie & Fitch and benefitting the no longer number one, he has to keep Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, is scheduled for Saturday, Jan. 31 fhe'Relf going. I-f he's one of two losers in the sales competition, he will be fired. What pearls. concert in July. Any composers wishing -large Selection of All-Male VHS can he do? James Harper plays an oily shark, to join should write Picker at the sym- Tapes It's interesting to compare him to jerking his neck and slicking back his . phony. -Tues., Thurs. and Sun. Rentals $2 Willy Lohman. Willy-was in the same glossily pomaded hair. Michael M. for Our Members Houston Ballet has annouced their fix. But would he have eyer lied to a Ryan plays a human Venus Fly trap. -Now open Sunday 2 to 8 client? Here everyone does. It's stand- Fall for his honey-coated tongue and 87-88, season. They will be performing ard operating procedure. Willy sort of he'll snap those steel jaws around you. each stand for two weekends. There will OPEN 7 DAYS. Amex, Visa, MC JANUARY 30, 1987 / MONTROSE VOICE 19 ..",. .Montrose Voice • • a airi eo! J FRIDAY January 30 ------I tJ fi) m II) m m .m KPRC KUHT KHOU KTRK KTXH KRIV KHTV A&E WTBS CNN DISN ESPN USA WGN SHOW HBO MAX TMC PM News French Chef News News Brady Bunch Fact of lif Oil. Stroke Anna of Five (:05) Andy Mov: Wonder SportsLook Cartoon Fact of Lij Mov: Lullaby Run Mov: On the Way It Is 5 :30 NBC News Wildside CBS News • ABC News Bewitched Too Close That's Towns (:35) At Hom ShowBiz of. It All Speedweek Express. WKRP of Right Track . PM News MacNeil News News Gimme Jeffersons Sanford Jane Eyre (:05) Sanfor Moneyline SportsCente Airwolf B. Miller Broadway Inside the Mav: I Am a 6 :30 Hollywood S Lehrer Whl. Fortun Bewrtched' 3's Company B. Miller f - City Assets (:35) Hmoone Crossfire (:35) Zorro America's · Jeffersons NFL Camera PM Stingray Nightly Bus S'crow & Webster Fall Guy News Magnum, Mov: Stevie (:05) Mov: Primenews Five Mile Cup Riptide Mov: Train Brothers Mov: A Mov: Outla~ . . P.I. 7 :30 Wall $1. Mrs. King Mr Belveder PM Escape from Creek Top Rank · Robbers It's Garry Nightmare Blues " PM Miami Vice Dollars Dallas Gung Ho Mov: Pocket Mov: Rider Mov: Fort Bravo Larry King Mov: 16 Days Boxing From Mov: Wicker Mov: on Elm Mov: Cotton --) 8 :30 " D.C. Week Dads Money on the Rain Timerider live! of Glory Las Vegas, Man Summer Mov: A Club PM Crime Story Great Falcon 'Crest Starman (:05) NBA Evening Nevada (L) News Rental Nightmare Mov: Richard 9 :30 . Performance Shortstorie Basketball News Mov: on Elm Pryor Here PM News s News News Honeymooner Joan Rivers Benny Hill Buffalo Bil Supersonics Moneyline America's Night Flight Honeymooner Mischief Heartbeat and Now 10 :30 Tonight Show N. Giovanni M"A"S"H Nightline Maude Off the Wal Signature at Warriors Sports Mov: Call Cup Magnum, " (:40) Mov: Mov: PM MacNeil Keep on Mov: 10 Mary T Benson Police Story Mov: Stevie (:20) Night NewsNight Me Mister Challenge P.I. (:10) Mov: Mov: Iron Frank and I Terminal 11 :30 Friday Night Lehrer Cruisin' Hitchcock Taxi Tracks Downunder: · Mov: Bees Thief of Eagle Choice AM Videos Sign Off Mov: Columbo All in the Ellery Queen (:20) Tracks: Crossfire (:10) DTV Race No.1 Hearts " (:10) Mov: (:15) Mov: 12 :30 McGarrett Identity News I NewsNight Mov: Black (L) (:50) Mov: Code of Assaalton AM ET . Crisis Jim and Telethon (:20) Tracks: Update Hole One Inside the Silence Precinct 13 1 :30 Top Ten " News Tammy Auction Shortstorie II Sports . Twilite Zon Night...Only NFL (:55) Mav: " AM News News Mov: Dark Mov: Star Mov: House . Buffalo Bil (:20) Tracks: News (:10) Planet SportsCente Night Flight Odd Couple (:25) Mav: Mean Thief Mav: 2 :30 Sign Off Country Victory Maidens, of Usher Signature III Overnight Mov: Wonder Pro Tennis (R) INN News Soldier's Season . Company of AM Music Part 1 Mov: Pocket Sign Off (:20) Tracks: L. King of It All Mav: Laura (:25) Mav: Wolves 3· :30 Television Sign Off Full of IV Overnight Beach Ape and (:50) Mav: (:50) Mov: AM Mov: God's MiracJes (:20) Tracks: Crossfire Dis. Volleyball Super Ape Shaker Run Mav: Gold of 4 :30 little Acre V ShowBiz Presents SportsLook . . Manhunt Naples AM Phantom CNN News Daybreak Donald Duck Iron Kids Mav: (:25) Mov: " 5 :30 Car'colenda Rebop Between lin Investigate Upon a Star Pro TenQis · Faith 20 European Wildrose (:45) Carson - - ISATURDAY January 31 I , i , i , , i ii' i , , ii' i ii' tJ fi) m II) m m €I) KPRC KUHT KHOU KTRK KTXH KRIV KHTV A&E WTBS CNN DISH ESPN USA WGN SHOW HBO MAX TMC 6 AM IPunky B. Ag USA Viva Housto George Herencia Outlook Get Smart Daybreak Mousercise Jimmy (:15) Forum Showcase :30 Kids, Too Gumby Crossroads City Beat Black Voice Black Forum Hogan Herae Sports Clos You and Me SportsCente Swaggart Unlimited Mav: Two .-~, ntJmJmgJll-[mOY.""DllIC~ nl:J flIO'- I ••••••••••• ••••••••,,'on AM ET Crisis Jim and Telethon (:20) Tracks: Update Hole One Inside the Silence Precinct 13 Tammy Auction II Night...Only 1 :30 Top Ten " News " Shortstorie Sports Twilite Zon NFL (:55) Mov: I · AM News News Mov: Dark Mov: Star Mov: House Buffalo Bil (:20) Tracks: News (:10) Planet SportsCente Night Flight Odd Couple (:25) Mov: Mean Thief Mov: "'" Victory of Usher III Overnight (R) Soldier's Season 2 :30 Sign Off Country Maidens, Signature Mov: Wonder Pro Tennis INN News · Company of AM Music Part 1 Mov: Pocket Sign Off (:20) Tracks: l. King of It All Mov: Laura (:25) Mov: Wolves 3 :30 Television Sign Off Full of IV Overnight Beach Ape and (:50) Mov: (:50) Mov: I AM Mov: God's Mirac)es (:20) Tracks: Crossfire Dis. Volleyball · · Super Ape Shaker Run Mov: Gold of 4 :30 Little Acre V ShowBiz Presents SportsLook · · · Manhunt Naples AM Phantom CNN News Daybreak Donald Duck Iron Kids Mov: (:25) Mov: I · " Il 5 :30 Car'colenda Rebop Between Lin Investigate Upon a Star Pro TenQis Fatth 20 European Wildrose (:45) Carson · f ... r:, ~. .~ ISATURDAY January 31 I t fJ m OJ III m m m KPRC KUHT KHOU KTRK KTXH KRIV KHTV A&E WTBS CN!\! DISN ESPN USA WGN SHOW HBO MAX TMC f- AM Punky B. Ag USA Viva Housto George Herencia Outlook Get Smart Daybreak Mousercise Jimmy (:15) Forum Showcase 6 :30 Kids, Too Gumby Crossroads Ctty Beat Black Voice Black Forum Hogan Heroe Sports Clos You and Me SportsCente Swaggart Unlimtted Mov: Two AM Kissyfur D.C. Week Berenstains Wuzzles Adelante Kideo TV SI. Matthew Audubon Champion Daybreak Dumbo Speedweek Cash Flo Farm Report Mev: Crisis Mov: Loves i. 7 :30 Gummi Wall $1. Wildfire Care Bears New Gidget World . Wrestling Big Story Good Momin Golf Connec Expo World . Murphy's Mov: Gotchal · AM Smurfs Capttol Jm Muppet Flintstone Put on Kids Larry Jones At Sotheby' National (:10) Hlthwk Pooh Corner Inside PGA Facelift Charlando Romance · 8 " Am.lnteres Babies Kids GT Armstron Geographic Minorijy Mov: King " ':30 Batman 3 Stooges Year French Moneyweek Donald Duck Julius Boro Proline · AM . Economics Pee Wee Ghostbuster WCC Value Photon Journey Explorer (:10) ShowBi Willows Auto Racing Do Yourse~ People Mev: Cattle Inside the David 9 :30 Alvin Economics Teen Wolf Pound Puppy Wrestling Television. Be Thinner? 20th Centur . Style Mov: Kids '86 Jim Houston Wild Kingdo King NFL E'body Say i · AM Foofur 2nd Century Galaxy High Bugs Bunny Fish Texas WWF PowerPro Celebrate Mov: TIme (:10) Scienc Who Knew Mark Sosin B. In . Mov: Yeahl · 10 :30 Kid Show 2nd Century Storybreak Ewoks Cisco Kid Wrestling Wrestling Caring Machine NCAA Previe Too Much Tom Mann Outdoor USA Fisherman Mov: Longshot· Mov: Daffy Mov: Coca AM Lazer Tag Business Mg Hulk Hogan Wknd Specia Rebel Mov: A Hard Dukes of Johnny Newsday Edison Twin SportsCente Robert Klein Superman Firstborn · Duck's Cola Kid i, 11 :30 Kidd Video Business Mg Health Show Wagon Train Way to Die Hazzard Griffin Evans, Nova Animal Tractor Pul TIme Mov: Mev: Sesame Movie: · PM College On Society College Bandstand Soul Train Mov: (:05) Mov: Newsday Mov: LPGA Golf Insider Fighting Street Mov: Head I · 1" 12 :30 Basketball On Society Basketball Viva Housto Svengali Harper Newsmaker Badlanders Mazda Cover Story Kentuckian Mov: Beyond Presents: Office Mov: Altered i PM Oklahoma at New Ltterac Iowa at A People Daniel Boone Mov: Cloud College Valley (:10) Hlthwk Classic: Mov: Captain the Poseidon Mov: Eddie States ( 1 :30 N. Carolina New uterac Michigan Heroes Dancer Basketball P.T.A. Style Mov: Girl Third Round Kronos: Mov: Adventure and the Screen Roma · I PM College Bus. File College Professional Maverick SMU at Country Girl (:05) Auto Money Next Door America's Vampire Tarzan's Cruisers Mov: Beyond · J 2 :30 Basketball Bus. File Basketball Bowlers Baylor Univ. Racing. Foreign Cup Hunter Peril Shirley the Poseidon Mov: Red i · ~,! PM Kansas at All Sylacuse at Tour $125,00 Rawhide Mission Wonder (:20) Angler (:10) Sports Mov: College Cartoon Soul Train MacLaine Welcome Adventure Badge of 3 :30 Louisville Creatures Georgetown Wide World Impossible Woman (:55) Martin Big Story Homestretch Basketball Express Mov: Courage PM Reflejos Previews AT&T Pebble of Sports Fame Good Times Great Amer. " Newswatch Virginia at Check It au Good TImes Robin Hood.• Critters Mov: Sweet Mev: Forever I. 4 :30 MetroMonih Tony Brown Beach Boxing (L) Small Hero O. Wilson Newsmaker (:40) M. Tht Clemson (L) Sanchez tts a Livin · Dreams Young I, PM Fight Backl GED CBS News Houstons Gr New Gidget Fact of Lif Dif. Stroke Lovejoy (:05) World Newswatch Ozzie's Bes Speedweek Airwolf Charles Mov: Mov: · 5 :30 NBC News GED News ABC News Silver Spoo Nine to Fiv Sanford Championshi Pinnacle Flicka Spa. Americ · One Family National Murphy's Showcase I PM News What a Cntr E'body Say Mov: King Perkins Fam H~h Matter News Throb Ted Knight Star Trek. Golden Age p Wrestling, Sports Mov: Shaggy SportsCente Riptide Lampoon's Romance 6 :30 Eyes 01 Tx. Sherlock J. Whl. Fortun News What a Cotr 3's Company , of TV Investigate Dog Fishin' Hole · At the Movi European · Yeahl David PM Fact of L~ Wonderwork Outlaws Sidekicks Solid Gold News Magnum, Mov: Man (:05) Mov: Primenews Mov: Project College Mov: Mev: Clan of Mev: Gotchal · 7 :30 Storyteller s SledgeHamm " Ropers P.I. Who Knew Heaven with (:45) DTV CBA X Basketball Firstborn the Cave r · PM Golden Girl Austin Ctty Mov: Room Ohara Mov: Mov: World Mov: Rope Too Much a Gun (:10) ShowBi Mov: Born Basketball DePaul at Bear Mov: A~ered ~ 8 :30 Easy Street Limtts Upstairs Footlight of Disney M. Korda Japan Free All Star LaSalle (:45) Shwtim States PM Today at.35 Dr. Who Spenser: For Parade Mov: World Aristocrats (:10) Motorw Evening Game (L) Hitchcock News Just for Mov: Apology Mev: Best · 9 :30 Romans Hire of Disney (:50) Nigbt News Hitchcock · Laughs Revenge · PM News News News Put on Hits WWF Houston Black Adder Tracks Pinnacle Boone Americas Cu Night Flight Twiltte Zon Mov: Scarred Mov: Thief . 10 :30 Saturday Fawlty Mov: Lucky Mov: Dance Fever Wrestling Wrestling Signature (:55) Night Sports SportsCente Mov: (:40) Mov: Mov: Head 01 Hearts PM Night Live 'Alia, 'All Lady Magnificent Dream Girl Golden Globe Mov: Man Tracks: Part NewsNight Mov: A.W.A. Magn~icent Park Is Office · 11 :30 " Monty Pytho Seven Darkside Awards Who Knew I Evans, Nova Heartland Wrestling Seven Mov: Beyond Mine · 1 AM Videoctty Sign Off (:15) News Resolution Mov: Too Much Tracks: II (:10) Travel Rollermania the Poseidon (:2S) Mov: (:05) Mov: Mev: Coca 12 :30 (:45) Country Mov: Horror Invasion M. Korda Investigate · Darkside Adventure Act of After Hours Cola Kid AM Video Music Mov: Day of of Death Star Search from Inner Aristocrats (:05) Tracks: Foreign Mov: Girl SportsLook · Phyllis Vengeance · 1 :30 Countdown Television the Outlaw Earth III Sports Next Door SportsCente Write Songs (:35) Mov: (:45) Mov: · · Mov: Red AM News " . Mov: How to Telephone Black Adder (:10) Tracks: NewsNight LPGA Golf Night Flight SCTV Missing in (:05) Mov: Mean 2 :30 Sign Off Mov: Star Murder Auction Signature IV Japan Mov: Born Mazda (R) INN News Action 2: Th Glitter Streets Badge, • AM · News Maidens, Your Wife Sign Off (:IS) Tracks: Larry King Free Classic: 3rd Mov: 13 Rue (:20) Shirley Dome (:20) . MacLaine · Showcase 3 :30 · (:4S) Mov: Part 2 V Weekend Round (R) · Madeleine (:45) Mov: (:45) Mov: AM · Gong Show Sign Off Nightwatch Mav: (:20) Tracks: Sports Revi Disney's World Cup · As Summers Fraterntty Mov:Two 4 :30 Movie Movie Gamera: VI Moneyweek Best Skiing · Die Vacation Loves AM Romper Room Super CNN News (:10) ShowBi Donald Duck College Superman Journey, PI , · · · 5 :30 Kid Show Insight Romper Room Monster ~ World Style Contraption Basketball · Christ ScL Aladdin and Shining Sea Album Flash · , , 11 _=~-~_ 1._"•...... _ ... r ~~~ ..••--~-- ..;...."':'~~--=- ••• 20 MONTROSE VOICE / JANUARY 30, 1987 I SUNDAY .' February]] c IJ III m m tI!) - m m KPRC KUHT KHOU KTRK KTXH KRIV KHTV A&E WTBS CNN DISN ESPN USA WGN SHOW HBO MAX TMC AM Reflejos Hlth Matter Devotions New Day World Yr. Busines . It's Writte. Daybreak Mousercise Calliope Dr. Kennedy Mov: Hanky Mov: Out of o 6 :30 Sunday Morn Robert Inspiration Jerry Vision Dr. Kennedy (:35) Tom, Big Story You and Me (:45) What N Panky Africa AM World Sesame Schuller .Infinity Falwell Oral Robert J. Rob'ison Journey and Jerry Daybreak Dumbo SportsCente Sunday R. Schuller Valentine's New 7 :30 Jimmy Street Ed Young Sonrisas Funtastic Kenneth Day Discove Signature Crossfire Good Mornin Water 9rtoon Heritage Mov: Fraggle Roc Pacif AM Swaggart Sesame CBS Sunday Voyagers World Copeland Phil Arms Mov: Man Daywatch Pooh Corner Skiing Express Shut Ins Teacher, Mov: Out of Mov: High SpeCj 8 :30 Oral Robert Street Morning John Osteen First Who Knew A. Griffith Money Donald Duck Fishin' Hole Superman Teacher Africa Anxiety " AM TGI2 Weeken Sesame Mov: Return Frosty Baptist Too Much Good News (:10) Menu Willows Cisco Kid Mov: Best of " Mov: Elvis: PUL 9 :30 Ebony Jet Street Steve Smith of the Pink Inhumaniods Jack Frost Death Valle M. Korda (:35) Mov: Nel'(smaker Mov: Spo. Americ Lone Ranger Times " Mov: Real That's the Klar. AM St Luke Met Eight Siage Panther Jem Mov: Deliver Houston The Last Flrecreek (:10) Travel Gulliver's SportsCenter Rawhide " Genius Way It Is the; 10 :30 S. Main Hometime Face Nation Mov: Wolf Us From Wrestling Sailors SportsWeek Travels This Week " " " was, AM Bapt Motorwk Weeknd Clos First Man Evil '. Mov: Newsday Factory , in Sports American Wild, Wild Paper Mov: Purple Mov: Cotton 11 :30 Meet Press Old House NBA Methodist Courtneys of Foreign Animal Final Four Wrestling West Chase:2nd Yr Rose of Mov: Xanadu Club dena rl' PM College Woodwright Basketball David Mov: Mov: Lemon Matinee Curzon (:05) Mov: Newsday Mov: LPGA Golf Master Mov: Thank Mov: Kiss Cairo Basketball Rockets at Brinkley Undefeated Drop Kid Theatre Street Dakota Catherine Mazda You, Mr. Me, Stupid B 12 :30 Victory Gdn Moneyweek Loser Take " in F~ PM North Agronsky Hawks (L) College Week in the Great Classic: Mov: Killer Moto Mov: " 1 :30 Carolina at McLaughlin Basketball Dancer Review Seal Island Final Round Who Mov: Girl Vanishing Album Flash Mov: She's turn~. PM NBC Firing Line Univ. of Mov: A College (:05) Auto Larry King Disney's MISL Soccer Wouldn't Most Likely Wilderness - Mov: Fox Working Her, rootl 2 :30 SportsWorld AT&T Pebble Nevada LV at Mov: Woman Basketball Artist and Racing .. Weekend Best Wings at Die Mov: J. Mov: Night " Way com! PM Video Wksho Beach Pro ABC Wide Gunfighter Called Texas at Athlete: The Mov: Man (:10) Scienc Mov: Dot and Steamers Alfred Edgar Hoover of the " Through wha1 3 :30 Movie Mod Am World of 'Moses Rice (L) Pursuit 0 from the Evans, Nova the Koala (L) Hrtchcock . Mov: Comet " Mov: ,,,., nouno lOOq PM Owl TV Sports AFC • (:15) Mov: Bat. Hot Shoe .Alarno Newswatch (:15) DTV Rollenmania Check It Ou Matilda Mov: Crossover busl 4 :30' Wild Golf (L) NFC Pro Guns for San Galactica Aristocrats WCC Newsmaker Willows San'chez Mov: Fraggle Roc Ladyhawke Dreams who' PM News New Visions CBS News Bowl (L) Seb.astian Mov: Premier Wrestling Newswatch Danger Bay World Cup Airwolf " Mommie (:15) Mov: Mov: Out of 5 :30 NBC News M. Ford News Defiance Theatre Between Beaver Business Animal Act' Skiing Fame Dearest A Shining Africa resi PM Our House Living 60 Minutes Mov: You Living Mov: Billy Sports Mov: Nancy SportsCente Virginian Season Mov: My tin 6 :30 Planet Ruined My Square Pegs Dangerously the Kid Goes to Rio NHL Hockey White Science unp PM Mov: LBJ: Nature Murder, She Life Fame News Its a Livin Amanda's Primenews (Live) Shadow Mov: Best of Mov: Out of Project " the 7 :30 The Early Wrote 3's a Crowd One Family Rising Damp (:45) DTV Wanted Love Boat TImes Africa " " N I PM Years Wonderwork Design Mov: Man Little House Disney Mama's Telephone. National Week in Mov: South Robert Klein " Mov: Real Mov: reacl 8 :30 s Women with the Adventure Death Valle Hour Geographic Review Pacific Odd Couple Genius Company of " pre~ PM Masterpiece Hard Copy Golden Gun Hart to Hart Star Search Hee Haw Randy Explorer Evening Cover Story News Mov: " " Wolves 9 :30 Thtr. Newman News Ski World Insider Nighthawks " " rebiJ PM (:25) Sports Rush News Quincy Check It au Death Valle Evenin~ at Coors Sport Business America's Herbalife Darkside " Mov: Mov: Jagged Mov: Assau~ grar 10 :30 (:45) R. Rei (:45) S. & E News Nan Ed Young Improv Jerry Sports (:35) Five Cup Make Lou Grant (:45) Mov: Fortress Edge on Precinct nati PM (:15) Sign Off (:15) Rock Mov: Men Solid Gold Geographic. Jimmy Amanda's Falwell NewsNight Mile Creek Challenge Synchronal Stick 13 Pul~ 11 :30 Entertain News from Shiloh Nan Swaggart Rising Damp J. Ankerber Style Mov: Xanadu Downunder Success Key Fame " On Location (:50) Mov: (:45) Mev: Und] AM (:15) Cover (:15) Sign Pleasant Geographic 700 Club Telephone Jimmy (:10) Hlthwk (Live) Cash Flo Holcroft She's app' Grove Way Hour Swaggart Expo Mov: Final Covenant Working Her 12 :30 (:45) News News At the Movi Newsmaker Cannon (:45) Mov: sho. AM (:10) Sports (:15) Buslne Darkside Sign Off Sign Off Randy World Moneyweek (:10) DTV TBA J. Edgar Terror Way 1 :30 Sign Off (:45) News Sign Off Newman Larry Jones Sports Mov: South TBA At the Movi Hoover (:45) Mov: Through Geol heal AM (:15) Mov: Evening at Child's Fun NewsNight Pacific SportsCente Cash Flo INN News " Mov: Lust in .out of Mov: Cotton 2 :30 Bob & Carol Improv Get Smart Crossfire LPGA Golf, Expo Odd Couple (:55) Paper the Dust Control Club AM & Ted & Sign Off Ag USA (:10) ShowBi r Mazda American Mov: Ox-Bow Chase: The " (:10) Album " a :30 Alice Yr. Busines Big Story Classic: Wrestling Incident Second Year Mov: Windy (:40) Mov: " AM Hillbillies Sports Revi Final Round That Girl Mov: City Ladyhawke (:15) Mov: 4 :30 r Bonanza A. Griffith Business Aerobics Room 222 Movietone Mommie Elvis: AM S.J. Raphae CBS News Richard CNN News Daybreak Mickey Getting Frt Make Amer. Dream Dearest " That's the 5 :30 TGI2 ABC News Roberts Tom and Jer Business Mo Mousercise Nation's Bu Success Key Faith 20 Fam. of Str King David ers, , tita oj Em MONDAY © 1987 The TV Listina Group, Inc. Ft Worth. TX February 2 org .~ cou I IJ f!J m m tI!) m m r dre KPRC KUHT KHOU KTRK KTXH KRIV KHTV A&E WTBS CNN DISN ESPN USA WON SHOW HBO MAX TMC ,I Co AM NBC News (:15) Weathe Morn Housto J. Swaggart 700 Club Daybreak Good Mornin Cartoon Muppets Mov: Pee !. sag 6 :30 News Body Elect. Morning ABC News MAS.K. Dangermouse Business Da Pooh Corner Nation's Express Mask Journey, PI Fraggle Roc Wee's Big ~ __ Iodav_ .Sesame by ~roaram News He-Man.- .Ihundercats Balaxv Bana ArtisL3nd .t.O,5) Jeaaai Dav.br_eak.-, Qonald Duckca. .Business _____ B.ozo Mo.•.~J.u~l- Mo~:.B.oll.I-. Adventure .__ . ,.._, -•..-..- - - 1 ;30 Sign Off (;45) News Sign Off Newman Larry Jones Sports Mov; South TBA At the Movi Hoover (;45) Mov: n;;~h , AM (:15) Mov: Evening at Child's Fun NewsNight Pacific SportsCente Cash Flo INN News Mov: Lust in Out of Mov: Cotton hear, 2 ;30 Bob & Carol Improv Get Smart Crossfire LPGA GOlf. Expo Odd Couple (:55) Paper the Dust Control Club arres - Sign Off Ag USA (:10) ShowBi Mazda American Mov: Ox-Bow Chase: The , (:10) Album AM & Ted & " ing i 3 ;30 Alice Yr. Busines Big Story Classic: Wrestling Incident Second Year Mov: Windy (:40) Mov: , In! Hillbillies Sports Revi Final Round 'That Girl Mov: City Ladyhawke (:15) Mov: an 01 Bonanza A. Griffith Business Aerobics Room 222 Movietone Mommie Elvis: 4 ~= , , of K AM S.J. Raphae CBS News Richard CNN News Daybreak Mickey Getting Fit Make Amer. Dream Dearest That's the , 5 :30 TGI2 ABC News Roberts Tom and Jer Business Mo Mousercise Nation's Bu Success Key Faith 20 Fam. of Str King David Era.' In ers, titan Emp MONDAY © 1987 The TV Listina Group, Inc. Ft Worth, TX February 2 orga: coun fJ IiJ m II) m m m drea KPRC KUHT KHOU KTRK KTXH KRIV KHTV A&E WTBS CNN OISN ESPN USA WON SHOW HBO MAX TMC Cour NBC News .' Morn Housto J. Swaggart 700 Club Daybreak Good Mornin AM (:15) Weathe Cartoon Muppets Mov: Pee sage 6 :30' News Body Elect Morning ABC News MASK Dangermouse Business Da Pooh Corner Nation's Express Mask Journey, PI Fraggle Roc Wee's Big by p AM Today Sesame Program News He-Man Thundercats Ga!axy Rang Artist and (:05) Jeanni Daybreak Donald Duck Business Bozo Mov: Just Mov: Roller Adventure 7 :30 Street Redd Foxx, Good Jetsons Defenders Plasticman Athlete: The (:35) Bewitc Dumbo ' SportsCente the Way You Boogie Mov: Where' Mov: Red out VI AM Cpt Kangaro AM Houston Morning Dennis Woody Flintstones Pursuit a (:05) Earth Daywatch You and Me LPGA Golf Grt. Space Are Do We Go Badge of theg 8 :30 Mr. Rogers America Scooby 000 Tom & Jerry Munsters Hot Shoe (:35) Lucy Mov: Three Mazda Coaster Heathcliff from Here? Courage come AM Hour Secret City Pyramid Morning Dallas Happy Days Fav. Martia Romantic (:05) Mov: Daywatch Caballeros Classic: Gong Show Falcon Crest Mov: Angel Mov: Better Mov: Mov: Forever willi 9 :30 Magazine Square One Card Sharks Houston Jeannie Mayberry RF Spirit Where Were (:45) DTV Third Round 4 Money .Wore·Red Off Dead Summer of Young , AM WhL Fortun 321 Contact Price Is Donahue Big Valley Lucy Gomer Pyle Triumph ~f You When Daywatch Edison Twin Golf Connec Chase Hillbillies . ' '42' , Bu 10 :30 Scrabble Sesame Right A. Griffith D. Van Dyke West the Lights Dis. SportsLook Odd Couple Mov: Gold of a ral AM Password Street Young and Ryan's Hope Maverick All Family Day at Time Mov: Little (:05) Perry Take Two Presents Aerobics Mov: I'm Hogan Heroe Golden Mov: Casey's Mov: Diane Naples Hos€ , 11 :30 Wordplay Mr. Rogers Restless Loving Police Alice Princess Mason Ozzie Getting Fit Going to Be Twilite Zon Honeymoon Shadow cilrm Days of Our Body Elect News All My Rifleman Woman Incredible (:05) Mov: Great NHL Hockey Famous News Mov: Out of King 12' ~=Lives Hablamos As the Children F·Troop News Vega$ Centennial, Caruso (Repeat) Africa Mov: Coca the. PM Another Cooking Now World Turns One Life To Hillbillies Value Anna of Five Part 6 Newsday Love Me Not D. Van Dyke Mov: Mov: Cola Kid 1 :30 World Microwaves Divorce Ct. Live Beaver Television Rockford Towns Liar's Club A, Griffith Mommie Friendships" liarm whit, PM Santa- Secret City Guiding General Heathcliff Silverhawks Files Great (:05) Tom Internationa Dumbo Joker'sWil . Beaver , Dearest Secrets and 2 :30 Barbara Ses~me Light Hospital She·Ra Insp. Gadge Fat Albert Detective and Jerry I Hour pooh Corner Bullseye Bugs Bunny (:45) Showli Lies Mov: King devo PM Love Connec Street Oprah Mov: He-Man Woody Little Pony Mov: Becky (:05) Scooby Newsday Mickey Pro Skiing Jackpot Ghostbuster Joumey, PI Mov: Savage David marc 3 :30 Newlywed Mr. Rogers Winfrey Groundstar .. Ghostbuster GJ Joe Smurfs Sharp (:35) Fstone Donald Duck Wid of Spar Reaction Smurfs Winkler & Blunder's Harvest Scott PM Superior Ct Square One Confessio~s Conspiracy Rambo Thundercats Plastic man (:05) G. Isl Newswatch Kidscene America's Make a Deal G.L Joe the Bard Farn, of Luth 4 Cup Strangers :30 People's Ct 321 Contact Jeopardy! Transformer G90d Times Happening M. Korda (:35) R. Roa Kidscene Dance Party Transformer Mov: Man About Movie Mov: Altered mar< PM News Oil Paintin News News Brady Bunch Fact of Lif Oil. Stroke One by One (:05) Beaver Mov: Silent Sports Look Cartoon Fact·of Lif from Button Mov: Mov: Big States 5 :30 NBC News Wildside CBS News ABC News Gilligan Too Close My Mama (:35) Earth ShowBiz One SportsCente Express WKRP Willow Dreamchild Wednesday OJ PM News MacNeil News News Gimme Jettersons-. Sanford Amanda's (:05) Sanfor Moneyline College Airwolf B. Miller Robin Hood from 6 :30 Hollywood S Lehrer WhL Fortun Bewitched 3's Company B. Miller Rising Damp (:35) Hmoone Crossfire (:40) M. Tht Basketball Jeffersons Mov: Forever Fraggle Roc COUll PM ALF Nightly Bus Kate & Alii MacGyver Fall Guy News Magnum, Mov: Clouds (:05) Mov: Primenews Flicka Illinois at Riptide , Hogan Heroe Mov: Out of Mov: Better Mov: Young ., "Bre 7 :30 Amaz'g Star Money Sister Sam PM PJ Over Europe A Gathering Boomer Ohio State College Africa Ott Dead Wildcats with PM Mov: Planet Earth Newhart . Mav: Mov: Mov: Mov: Deep of Eagles Larry King Mov: Beau College Prime Time Basketball " Mov: Red 8 :30 Convicted: A Cavanaughs Tonight's Romantic In-Laws Live! Brummel Basketball Wrestling Northern Badge of the: PM Mother's . American Cagney and the Night Comedy Lovejoy Evening Georgetown Calrtornia Mov: Mov: Creator Courage boar 9 :30 Story Playhouse Lacey (:35) News at st. News Mommie Mov: Coca Rent News Ossie &Hub Nel'ls News Honeymooner Joan Rivers Air Power America Moneyline Ozzie Americas Cu Alfred Mov:'Just Dearest Cola Kid moti 10~= Tonight Show Ossie & Rub MASH Nightline Maude Bizarre Air Power (35) Woman Sports Mov: SportsCente Hitchcock Magnum, the Way You (:50) Mav: .. yet I PM MacNeil Simon and Mov: Mary T Star Search Police Story Mov: Clouds (:05) NewsNight Littlest One on One Dragnet PJ Are (:15) Mov: 'Personal 11 Lehrer Simon Hellinger's Over Europe National Horse A Nightmare arou :30 David Hitchcock Fishin' Hole Edge Night Mov: (:40) Mov: Best Mov: Wl AM Letterman Sign Off Mov: Father Law Mov: A All Family Mrs. Geographic Crossfire (:15) DTV Search 'Tom' Suddenly,- Protocol on Elm Terminal 12, :30 'Ask Dr. Rut Knows Best Little Plot News Columbo Explorer NewsNight Mov: Great Wid of Spar Success Key Last (:45) Mov: (:55) Mov: Choice conf AM ET Reunion News at Tranquil Jim and Twilite Zon Lovejoy (:05) Mov: Update Caruso SportsLook Cash Flo Summer (:25) Mov: Delivery Volunteers basil 1 :30 News News Mov: How Sign Off Tammy Mov: Man Dear Heart Sports soortscente Expo Thief of Boys sam AM Sign Off Nightwatch the West Mov: with the Air Power News College TBA Odd Couple "Hearts (:20) Mov: Mov: Altered char 2 :30 Was Won Reckless Icy Eyes Air Power Overnight Mov: Kids Basketball Wild USA Tonight Killing (:45) Mov: States Or AM (PI.1) Moment 'Sign Off L King Who Knew Illinois at American Mov: Blue (:15) Golden Fields Coca Cola and 3 :30 Mov: Rover Mov: Quest Get Smart Overnight Too Much Ohio State Wrestling Steel Honeymoon Kid (:45) Mov: AM Mov: Streets for Hillbillies Crossfire Dis. Julius Bora Last of Wil (:10) Mov: (:25) Mov: Red Badge of bega 4 :30 of Laredo Phoenician A. Griffit~ ShowBiz Presents Aerobics Room 222 Odd. Couple Man from Wildcats Courage the AM CBS News Richard Gold CNN News Daybreak Mickey Getting Fit Make Movietone Button Mov: No Big Mov: Elvis beco :30 5 ABC News Roberts Jim a-nd Tam Incredible Tom and Jer Busi,,"ss Mo Mousercise Nation's Bu Success Key Faith 20 Young King Deal Arm , JANUARY 30, 1987 / MONTROSE VOICE 21 -' No Need to Wrestle with 'P.K. & the Kid' About half way through the show, he comes too close to actually catching her. So the script, without explanation, sets him back on the trail about a half day's worth. He's tracked her to a small motel, but instead of camping in the parking lot he waits until the next morning and asks about her at the front desk. That's way out of character for this man. P.K. hitches a ride with the Kid (Paul LeMat). He's on his way to win that arm wrestling tournament. Will he help her? Of course. Will she nearly make him miss the tournament? Of course. There are no real surprises in this show. The contest is mondo bizarro. First, we see interviews with the other compet- itors. This doesn't advance the plot, but it does give director Lou Lombardo a chance to insert some footage of a man eating live grasshoppers. When we finally get to the big grudge match, the camera circles and feints trying to add some action to what is really not a sport for sober spectators. That doesn't work, either, but it does make the audience ....,..,~ dizzy. John Desonti and Esther Rolle have good cameo bits. Esther is the earth mother we all wish we knew. There's far Rutger Hauer plays a bounty hunter, too little of her here, though. grandson to Steve McQueen's old TV I don't think this film will be in con- bounty hunter, in-"Wanted: Dead or tention for a Golden Turkey award as Alive." one of the great laughably bad films of our time. But I could be wrong. This film Molly Ringwald runs away from home in "P.K. and the Kid" The Gold of Naples (MFA, 31). ONO! will be much better late at night, after Latino (Rice Media Center)- Houston they add the commercials. premiere of Harold Wexler film about Review by Bill O'Rourke P.K. does the only intelligent thing Nicaragua Montrose Voice short of homicide. She runs away. Her o Openings Giorni D'Amore (MFA, 1). ONO! Scott Cutsinger is in poor hfalth. He has "father" follows her. Thanks to a few Alan Quartermain and the Lost City,of Sherman's March (River Oaks, 1)- moved back to Houston from Holly- too many coincidences on Barbera's Gold more about the filmmaker's lack of wood, but does not feel up to reviewing part (or perhaps he borrowed some kind Outrageous Fortune- Bette Midler and social life than about history. Off-beat at the moment, Until such time as he of radar device from McGuyver), he Shelly Long fighting over a man comedy can resume writing, I dedicate this keeps nearly catching her. His perfectly Black Widow column to him. timed entrances reminded me of Jason Aliens (River Oaks, 30) Super Bowl weekend's new movie was or some other hack and slash "hero." La Donna Scimmia (MFA, 30)-part P.K. and the Kid. It's about an oddly They jarred strangely against the rest of a festival of Italian comedies. One matched couple from Denver. The Bron- of this film. Night Only . Keep Your Present cos weren't the only team from the Mile Job High City that lost last weekend. The sports movie has come a long way ~~ently. ~t~rting bac::kwit~ Ch~rio..ts of and .------__ - __ ------.•.•-----• --::---:----:--~~:::-~-:_:__:::_:_:~~-----...... ,-~-,OUrt1YD-e~rTCUUTQl)_e_wrorrg:_~rnrs rum The Gold of Naples (MFA, 31). ONO! i ~ Molly Ringwald runs away from home in "P.K. and the Kid" will be much better late at night, after Latino (Rice Media Center)-Houston they add the commercials. premiere of Harold Wexler film about Review by Bill O'Rourke P.K. does the only intelligent thing Nicaragua Montrose Voice short of homicide. She runs away. Her o Openings Giorni D'Amore (MFA, 1). ONO! Scott Cutsinger is in poor health. He has "father" follows her. Thanks to a few Alan Quartermain and the Lost City of Sherman's March (River Oaks, 1)- moved back to Houston from Holly- too many coincidences on Barbera's Gold more about the filmmaker's lack of wood, but does not feel up to reviewing part (or perhaps he borrowed some kind Outrageous Fortune- Bette Midler and social life than about history. Off-beat at the moment. Until such time as he of radar device from McGuyver), he Shelly Long fighting over a man comedy can resume writing, I dedicate this keeps nearly catching her. His perfectly Black Widow column to him. timed entrances reminded me of Jason Aliens (River Oaks, 30) Super Bowl weekend's new movie was or some other hack and slash "hero." La Donna Scimmia (MFA, 30)-part P.K. and the Kid. It's about an oddly They jarred strangely against the rest of a festival of Italian comedies. One matched couple from Denver. The Bron- of this film. Night Only Keep Your Present cos weren't the only team from the Mile Job High City that lost last weekend. The sports movie has come a long way recently. Starting back with Chariots of and Fire, working up through all those Earn financial freedom in five "Rocky" films, past the twin glories of months as a distributor for the The Karate Kid, has .it met its twilight hottest network marketing deal in with this movie about arm wrestling? Houston. All of the good, visually interesting I am a 32-year-old woman work- sports seem to have been taken already ing in the arts in Houston-and "<",.:) (with the possible exception of hang I'm not going hungry. Let me re- gliding). Perhaps the genre ought to be cruit and train you into a really in- allowed a few years off before we find credible financial opportunity. ourselves ending a film with a jacks You'll love using these products. ~ tournament. So will your friends. True, a good writer might find a new twist on a previously used sport. But that would seem to be beyond the tal- Call me at 868-4608 ents of screenwriter Neal Barbera. At 23, Emilio Estevez became the youngest person to write direct and star P.K. is a If-year-old girl. The Kid is a in a major motion picture- "Wisdom" baby-faced middle-aged man. If that doesn't make you smile, you probably won't like much of the intentional humor in this movie. Molly Ringwald plays P.K. This ~Qi movie does its best to be a quiet, artsy film. Don't chew your popcorn too -.\ loudly or you'll miss parts of the dia- ~~[Q)~(Q) g.§ logue. But Pretty in Pink or Sixteen Q) Candles it's not! .rL-, .c P.K.'s mother is growing older, start- ing to lose her looks. When she does attract a live-in boyfriend, he puts the CC~~[Q)~ egW)~ moves on her daughter. Mama basically goes along with it, for fear'of losing the creep .. The less said about Mama the ~U:g better. Thankfully, the film agrees with l~~u[H]~[Ri 00 me on that one. Papa, however, it gives us in spades. egg .,P? Alex Rocco plays him with many a sneer and leer. If you like sitting on the front row, take along some extra nap- ~ M(Q)~~D d~~~ kins to get this man's drool off your lap. 22 MONTROSE VOICE / JANUARY 30,1987 Heights 2-1, updated, central air, nice COUNSELING street, close in, $525 monthly, $250 dep- osit. 392-5200 or 952-3202, Mr. Green On: DR, NICHOLAS EDD, 2128 Welch, 527-8680 Montrose one bedroom apt. in small quiet VOICE CLASSIFIEDS SEE OUR DISPLAY AD complex with pool, security gates, TV laundry facilities, cable available. Adults. To odvertise. COli 5298490 during business hours (]ENTIST No pets. $100 dep. $265 plus electric, 713- 529-8178 Aer RONALD M. BUTLER, D,D,S., 427 MONTROSE: Large 2-1 duplex, lots of Westheimer, 524-0538 windows and closets. Off street parking, CO] KJ'S, 11830 Airline, 445-5849 SEE OUR DISPLAY AD $450/mo. 861-3343 A(]VERTISING r - ~r;e ;e;;al- - , SEE OUR DISPLAY AD RONALD A PETERS, DDS, 620 W. Ala- $59.95 per axle MARY'S, 1022 Westheimer, 528-8851 Must rent attractive older one bedroom PROVIDING A SERVICE? I SEE OUR DISPLAY AD bama, 523-2211 garage apartment. HardWOOdS, applian- By Syl I ces, air. Needs minor work, but livable, Keep it listed here in the Voice where liter- Tune-Up Special MICHAELS, 428 Westheimer, 529-2506 United, ally thousands turn each week. 4 cylinder $49.95 I SEE OUR DISPLAY AD Ronald M. Butler Rent! deposit negotiable, plus bills. 523- I 7646 NASH' TARGET YOUR MARKET 6 cylinder $59.95 ROCK 'N' HORSE, 5731 Kirby, 520-9910 D.D.S. A brochure, newsletter, promotion can 8 cylinder $69.95 SEE OUR DISPLAY AD Roommate wanted. Montrose nice 2 bed- official I I 427 Westheirner help our business target your goals and THE 611, 611 Hyde, 528-9079 room house with private patio. $200/mo, past tl reach your market. Call 524-0409. West Gray Auto SEE OUR DISPLAY AD Houston, TX 77006 bills paid. 523-3814. I I become VOICE ADVERTISING WORKS 238 W.Gray-528-2886 VENTURE-N, 2923 Main, 522-0000 Monday thru Saturday 1960-1-45 area. GWM seeks roommate to Advertise your professional service SEE OUR DISPLAY AD Hours by Appointment share 2 bedroom, 2 bath apartment. to acce I • Electrical Work Forel~n • I through a Voice Classified. Call 529-8490. (713) 524-0538 $250/mo, bills included, Must be Pay by check or charge it on your Ameri- • Converters Amercan employed and stable, 583-1739 "We • Mufflers. Tires BON(]SMAN can Express, Diner's Club, MasterCard, . Car I AIDSt: I • Ale Repair TOWNE PLAZA APARTMENTS, 4655 Visa or Carte Blanche. Specialist • Flats Fixed A-QUICK BAIL BONDS Wild Indigo, 621-7880 reacher I Texas State InspecHon Station I Fast, courteous, discreet, all type of (]WELLINGS. ROOMMATES. SEE OUR DISPLAY AD bonds made, Michael E. Stahdage, agent. WKRN 8am-5:30pm Mon,-Sal, ANNOUNCEMENTS L J Mention the Voice for $25 off all qualified HOUSES/APTS. FOR Knight bonds. 678-4488, 621-8452. EMPLOYMENT. KELLY BRADLEY, M.B.S., R.N,C. ------SALE. RENT. LEASE Althr REGISTERED NURSE CLINICIAN JOBS WANTE(] major• I Individual, family and group practice Lovely large one bedroom, study, Off limited to: coping-stress, role relation- CARS AN(] BIKES I Newcastle, one mile to Galleria, to Green- PERFORMING ARTS dorn ae ships and self-concept intervention. way. New carpet, Italian tile, track light- • • Office 623-6625 MONTROSE 1972 Cadillac, 4 door, runs good, needs Box office seeks qualified personnel, CISCO, tires, $1500 firm, 523-2213 ing. Stable homeowner association. excellent verbal skills required, After- WXYZ: LEGAL NOTICES 622"3231. $35,000 noon, evening or both, Call Mr. Schwartz SELL YOUR CAR The Voice, a general circulation news- AUTO REPAIR 526-5323, weeks I through a Montrose Voice classified ad, ROOMMATE paper having published continuously for Needed to share large Oak Forest house Free Estimates Call 529-8490. ATTENTION MONTROSE CABBIES becaus over 5 years, is qualified to accept legal with owner, Well furnished and main- notices. All Work Guaranteed Tired of missing personals, messages, Med~ tained. Quiet neighborhood. Mature non- scooping, and paying too much lease? 2516 Genesee CHURCHES smoker desired. $250/mo plus 'I, utilities. You're ready for AMERICAN LIBERTY. crucial: ANSWERING SERVICES Contact 956-0259 or 868-0916 evenings Build your personal business with LIB- sexualj (100 PaCific) KINGDOM COMMUNITY CHURCH, before 9:30. ERTY CAB CO, Call Winni 522-2269 HARD TIMES MESSAGE CENTER, 933- 526-3723 614 E, 19th, 880-3527, 351-4217 TOWNHOUSEI MUSEUM AREA "We! 1945 SEE OUR DISPLAY AD Two bedroom, 2'1, bath, large living and ~hat~ SEE OUR DISPLAY AD Carburetor Specialist CENTER FOR A POSITIVE LIFESTYLE, dining area, Fully equipped kitchen, cen- EXERCISE mg WI( PAGE ME' COMMUNICATIONS , Electrical Repairs 531-6600 tral airl heat, fenced patio with pond and SYSTEMS, 622-4240 All Brake Work SEE OUR DISPLAY AD fountain, off-street parking, $650, Derek, TAl CHI CH'UAN time o~ SEE OUR DISPLAY AD 961-9000 day, 523-1203 evenings. Gentle exercise promotes bodily har- said Tl Share 2 bedroom, one bath apt. in Mont- mony, peace of mind, increases energy, "EVE rose. Call 527-9457 alleviates effects of chronic ailments; Page Me!TM Kingdom February beginners classes, Jack stand~ Electronic Telephone BARBER SHOPS. Community Church 2 bedrooms, Hollywood bath, fully McGann. 523-5204 or 531-9222 that pli equipped kitchen with washer and dryer, Answering "Join Our Family in 1987 HAIR SALONS living room, dining room, greenhouse do thi~ Computerized Answering 614 E. 19th Sundays 11am patio, CH/A, carpet, water paid. 705 IMISC.) FOR SALE Service Dino's Barber Shop, 302 W. t ttn. Haircuts 880-3527 or 351-4217 Pacific, $550 montly, 523-2213. NBG For Your Personal and Home $6 up, 863-1520 lor appointment. Sunmate, 8' tanning lamp, excellent con- not br~ RIVER OAKS TOWN HOME Use dition, cost $1200, make offer. 14K gold Tommy's Barber Shop, haircuts $10 and 2-1'/" wid, covered parking, 961-2732 The~ • 24 Hour17 Day Service plated mont blanc fountain pen & pencil, up. 2154 Portsrnqpth. Appointments 528- after 7pm, plus electricity, $575/mo, excellent condition: retail $495, make and r • Your Messages are Private 8216. • No Live Operators-No . Center for a Beautiful 2 bedroom duplex, Heights area offer. Contact Chris. 999-6700 or 221- viewe~ Mistakes HAIRCUTS BY MIKE, 522-3003 772-5497. 5135 'sEE OUR DISPLAY AD Positive Lifestyle Schwel Only $9.77 monthly Hillcroftl I-59: GHM seeks roommate plus JON BARTON, 1515'1, Dunlavy, meets Downtown Holiday Inn The Ask About Free Trial Offer every Monday' 8pm (fun) to share 2-2 condo (large master FUNERAL DIRECTORS Call Jim at 522-7866 bedroom yours) mo. All bills paid. SEE OUR DISPLAY AD $2951 are in For more info, Dail (Serious inquiries only) 772-4568 622-4240 497-PRAY SOUTHWEST FUNERAL DIRECTORS, Ala.; Othce Hours 108m 4pm Mon Fn GHM looking for responsible roommate -, 1218 Welch, 528-3851 Alban 2-2 townhouse. SW Houston. $177,50 SEE OUR DISPLAY AD plus bills. Call Jerry at 661-3873 CREMATION SERVICE Elli INTERNATIONAL, 3400 Montrose, ~n~ Room for rent, private home, Montrose, before uLON CLEANING SVCS 529-6666 ANTIQUES ,'f!- 528-5454. SEE OUR DISPLAY AD line t Garage apt.-w/d, fenced yard, 699-9191. YESTERDAY'S WORLD ANTIQUES, SERVICE PLUS as "a I Leave message, David 1715 Westheimer, 526-2646 A Quality Cleaning Service FURNITURE REFINISHING "I " SEE OUR DISPLAY AD 1515% Dunlavy -- 522-7866 Residential. Commercial 1 ~aO~DED. ~_~I~~~!!:d_I.2";c:~~~,",o,",~e~_3~1~~:o,~•~i~~~~d .,. i. plaint! eltan edrooms, Hollywooa bath, fully McGann. 523-5204 or 531-9222 lectronicTeleptione equipped kitchen with washer and dryer, thatp Answering living room, dining room, greenhouse Computerized Answering patio, CHIA, carpet, water paid. 705 (MISC.) FOR SALE do thi Service Dino's Barber Shop, 302 W. 11th. Haircuts Pacific, $550 montly, 523-2213. NB For Your Personal and Home Sunmate, 8' tanning lamp, excellent con- $6 up, 863-1520 for appointment. RIVER OAKS TOWNHOME bn Use dition, cost $1200, make offer. 14K gold not Tommy's Barber Shop, haircuts $10 and 2-1Y" wid, covered parking. 961-2732 plated mont blanc fountain pen & pencil, • 24 HourI? Day Service up. 2154 Portsmouth. Appointments 528- after 7pm. $575/mo. plus electricity. The. • Your Messages are Private excellent condition, retail $495, make and r 8216. Beautiful 2 bedroom duplex, Heights area offer. Contact Chris. 999-6700 or 221- • No Live Operators-No Center for a viewet;: Mistakes HAIRCUTS BY MIKE, 522-3003 772-5497. 5135 SEE OUR DISPLAY AD Positive Lifestyle Only $9.77 monthly Hillcroftl I-59: GHM seeks roommate plus Schwe JON BARTON, 1515'/, Dunlavy, meets Downtown Holiday Inn Ask About Free Trial Offer every Monday"8pm (fun) to share 2-2 condo (large master FUNERAL DIRECTORS The Call Jim at 522-7866 bedroom yours) $2951 mo. All bills paid. are in SEE OUR DISPLAY AD For more info, Dail (Serious inquiries only) .772-4568 622-4240 497-PRAY SOUTHWEST FUNERAL DIRECTORS, Ala.; ou.ce Hours roam t1pm Mon Fn GHM looking for responsible roommate. 1218 Welch, 528-3851 2-2 townhouse. SW Houston. $177.50 SEE OUR DISPLAY AD Alban plus bills. Call Jerry at 661-3873 CREMATION SERVICE Elli ~~ Room for rent, private home, Montrose. INTERNATIONAL, 3400 Montrose, 529-!)666 before CLEANING SVCS 528-5454. ANTIQUES 'f!'A~LON SEE OUR DISPLAY AD lineth Garage apt.-w/d, fenced yard, 699-9191. SERVICE PLUS as "a 11 YESTERDAY'S WORLD ANTIQUES, A Quality Cleaning Service Leave message. David FURNITURE REFINISHING 1715 Westheimer, 526-2646 Residential. Commercial "I ,SEE OUR DISPLAY AD 1515% Dunlavy -- 522-7866 Montrose Townhome, 2-1 Y', mirrored • BONDED. walls in dining room and master bed- plaints Jeff Cunningham 522-3451 room, wid, quiet convenient location, heat, ' Yesterday's security, $650 mo, bills paid. 521-1335 You n BARS COFFEE Roommate needed to share 3' br. apt. Ing World Antiques c:-:--:c:=-::-:--=::-:--:-:-:-=-:-::-::-==-=:---- . Close to UTMB in Galveston. $150/mo. GAY BARS COFFEE & TEA WORLD, 3939-R plus half utilities. No deposit. Call Liz 1715 Westheimer . Listed here are only the gay bars which Montrose, 524-8536 (409) 763-1407. have placed a recent advertisement in the SEE OUR DISPLAY AD ~-..:..---:-V::-IC=T:-::O:-:R:cl:-:A:-:N-:-::D:-:U-:-P=-L=E::X,----- 526-2646 Voice. For information on these bars, 'f 445-4141 Smatl Shop- Small Prices please see their ads. For information .on Montrosel midtownl medical center, 1700 other bars, call the Gay Switchboard at sq. ft., ceiling fans. every room, 10' ceil- 529-3211 or see their ads in other publica- ings, 3 bedrooms, formal living and dining tions. Coffee & Tea World room, carpeting and hardwood floors, 1y, GIFTS ATTORNEY Gourmet Coffee. Fine Teas bath, laundry, off street parking. Can BRAZOS RIVER BOTTOM, 2400 Bra- serve as office and home. $4501 mo. 526- zos, 528-9192 Accessories CHRISTMAS CRITTERS, 1318 Nance 8634,654-7766. SEE OUR DISPLAY AD PHYLLIS FRYE, 723-8368. General prac- SEE OUR DISPLAY AD 3939-R Montrose Blvd. Co tice of law CHARLIE'S CLUB, 1100 Westheimer, 306 Stratford at Taft. 1 bedroom, central 527~8619 713-524-8536 AIC, free gas heat, ceiling fan, security ELAINE SHAW, 222-7772, 645-3159 Plus 2.00 SEE OUR DISPLAY AD SEE OUR DISPLAY AD gates, pool & laundry. Adults only, small •• 9.99 pet OK. $315 plus $150 deposit. 523-6109 ..••• shipping& handling and tax CHUTES, 1732 Westheimer, 523-2213 I \>:~(d~'(~(I\\ht'il! SEE OUR DISPLAY AD Professional executive GWM seeks same CRYSTALS, OVERLOOKING CONSTRUCTION, 28-38 yrs. old to share nice home Wes- Please make check or ELAINE SHAW MONTROSE, 911 W./ Drew, 522-7524 theimerl Gessner area. Must be sincerely '. 'money order payable to: Attornev at Law SEE OUR DISPLAY AD CONTRACTING interested in home sharing and discrete HRISTMAS CRITTERS • OWl. Prostitution DIRTY SALLY'S, 220 Avondale, friendship. This is a good opportunity for 1318 Nance Street • Possession. Family Law HSK CONTRACTING, 520-9064 a together professional. Write POB 529-7525 Houston, Texas 77002 • Accident SEE OUR DISPLAY AD SEE OUR DISPLAY AD 772867, Houston 77215 222-7772 or 645-3159 Notcert by Tx. Bd. of soecrenzauoo ~~~~~~ b15c1r\liUft l.- AUTO REPAIR MONTROSE AUTO REPAIR, 2516 ..AND I WI\N\ TO L£f\V[ ALL ... AND tiN VAr;'i LAND T\-\IS IS 1\ S\-\OT IN THE AD Genesee (101 Pacific). 526-3723 SEE OUR DISPLAY AD MY LIQUID I\SSEIG TO TI-I\: HOLDINGS TO TH( DARk. BUT I'M GUESSING SALVIN AUTOMOTIVE, 524-8219 SEE OUR DISPLAY AD COLLINS FOUNDATION, ON TOWN Of Of\\(DAlE, YOU HAVE SOME TAFT AUTOMOTIVE, 1411 Taft, CONDITION 1HAT IT BE PROVIDING IT WILL z-z MONOGRAMMED POSTMAS 522-2190 dale. Ho SEE OUR DISPLAY AD ·RENAMED T\-IE "PERKINS I-IENCHORni BE KNOUX'J ~ S~IRTS TO suoscnt: NEARTOWN KARZ, 1901 Taft, 524-8601 $1.25pe, SEE OUR DISPLAY AD AS "PERKINVILlE'.', , .~~ BEQUEATH .. $32.50 p WEST GRAY AUTO, 238 W. Gray, ~:", ~ .~ National 528-2886 6666th SEE OUR DISPLAY AD Final ad1 ~t'-'~ ~~~ prior to p~ WORRIED ABOUT to publiCi \-I)/~ Notice tJ YOUR CAR? was ef1e~ Let Bruce check II out. Respons~ Experienced. Dependable -G~!5~fl1j.1, for claim~ Mechanic. Reasonable Rates Ihe newsl D-k:D advertlslr Salvin Automotive- \ News S8 524-8219 ;/ (#~t")"ir~N~ / \..>::::." :.""-- •...,~tr.s''',\-''-':; l .:. JANUARY 3D, 1987 / MONTROSE VOICE 23 - GWM couple, late 30's, interested in INVESTMENTS meeting other couples for bridge. If inter- ested, call 522-5902. Investor wanted in international com- Keeping Up pany. Small investment, big returns and LIVE ACTION NETWORK, 976-8500 tax shelters. Call 528-7639 after 6, ask for CLASSIPHONE, 526-4423 (place ads). Tom. 526-4669 (hear ads) SEE OUR DISPLAY AD LAWN CARE ATTRACTIVE GWM 5'10",150 Ibs, 32, enjoys a good time with BETTER LAWNS & GARDENS, 523- someone who cares. Loves to cuddle and LAWN share intimate moments together. Look- SEE OUR OISPLAY AD ing for a professional GWM 27-37, 140- STIXX AND CHIPS INC., 665-6294, 180 who enjoys the same. Ad 327A, c/o' 332-4443 Voice. SEE OUR DISPLAY AD Drug free urine samples. ?83-2710 Attractive European male, 5'9", 145, col- lege student, dislike bars & drugs. Look- ing for monogamous relationship. Stixx 'and Interests: museums, movies, music and traveling. Reply blind Box 326-K c/o Chips, Inc. Voice Hairy men/ hair fans adlist. Infopixpak, $3.00: Hair, 59 West 10th, NYC 10011. There are "Talkers": And there are ad 665-6294 or 332-4443 "Doers." Talkers have beautiful smiles and dial 976 numbers. Doers have 29" waist or less and dial 529-3983. Bottoms 1 it. We do yards, repair only. and build wood DON'T DO IT ALONE Join original 24-hour sex link. Uninhi- fences,' light hauling, bited, discrete. No bill to phone except long distance. One-on-one, man-to-man, lawn care, 'Iight mov- low-cost connections. 1,OOO's of horny ing, house cleaning, guys waiting for calls. (415) 346-8747. painting, gutters, PLAY ... safely at J.O.E. Meetings 5 nights a tI'1'~ small house repairs. week. And it's fun. (See our other ads.) Michael Lee Singles, DOB 04-05-49, SSN © Chronicle Features, 1987 363-48-6268. I am aware of possible "'''.- '~ e changes in your life, but that does not Free Estimates matter. Please contact: Penny Jo (Sin- gles) Wheelock, 443-F E. Edgewood If ypu have a baby, will you like it better than us? Blvd., Lansing, MI. (517) 887-2250 $500 REWARD CONFIDENTIAL PHOTO FINISHING NICKY'S PLACE, 2109 Dunlavy, For any information which would help me Henry's One-Hour Photo has moved to 520-8039 mg LEATHER contact "RINNIE," male age 25, 5'5", long 408 Avondale, in the same building as the SEE OUR DISPLAY AD FRANKLIN 'ing dark hair, dark eyes. Call (504) 586-9186 Montrose Voice. Open Monday-Friday P.IZZA INN, 3105 S. Shepherd, 522-5676' HOUSE and LEATHER BY BOOTS, 711 Fairview, or write Tony or Coleman. 521 Apt. 204, 9am-6pm. SEE OUR DISPLA Y AD 526-2668 St. Louis Street, New Orleans, LA 70130 :>ra SEE OUR DISPLAY AD SAFE SEX? POT PIE, 1525 Westheimer, 528-4350 DENVER GWM, 37, 5'10", 160, moustache, affec- For your mental health, have sex. Foryour SEE OUR DISPLA Y AD tionate, cuddly, looking for similar man physical health, make it safe sex. Safe sex 303/331-9106 LEATHER BY BOOTS for safe sex buddy, non-smoker please. is where there are no bodily fluids 520-8108 in Custom Design Room Describe yourself in reply to ad. Reply exchanged. The virus which leads to an Pizza inn. Houston 711 Fairview Blind Box 325-J c/o Voice AIDS condition is believed usually trans- ~'. Delivery B. Adams, Ltd.-The 611 All fetish uncensored adlistings: B---, 4-s- mitted from one person to another from for info Leather By Boots-the Ripcord --, ti--, leather, jockwear, muscles, etc. blood or semen. Those who are "recep- ~. (Hotline) A Guest House at -Houston, Texas- Infopak $3.00: TRIKX, 59 West 10th, NYC tive" are especially at risk. Do condoms B's Leather-Chain Drive 10011 protect? They carta in Iy help. But con- ~i522-5676 - 1620 Franklin -Austin, Texas- doms MUST be used with a water-based lubricant (the new product Lubraseptic is 3105 S. Shepherd Denver, CO 80218 especially recommended). Petroleum or Rates: $14-$18 Single, vegetable-based lubricants will actually From $20 Double MEDICAL CARE dissolve the condom and eliminate the SEWING protection. Please "Play Safe." STEVE D. MARTINEZ, M.D., 12 Oaks SPECIAL LADY DESIGN TYPESETTING Tower, 4126 SW Fwy #1000,621-7771 PEST CONTROL Costumes and general sewi'ng for adults. Call Jan or Wanda 957-8102. FABRE CLINIC, 5503 Crawford, 526- SAME DAY TYPESETTERS, 408 2320 RESUL TS HOME CHEMICAL & PEST Avondale, 529-08490 SEE OUR DISPLAY AD CONTROL, 2513% Elmen, 524-9415, SEE OUR DISPLA Y AD 223-4000 STORES (MISC. ITEMS) SEE OUR DISPLA Y AD MODELS. ESCORTS. THE EAGLE, 1544 Westheimer, 524- UPHOLSTERY, MASSEURS 7383 REFINISHING I Results Pest , I SEE OUR DISPLA Y AD TW-= r.a..nll I a.r. ns: U.6.~~.6.n.~ Control rl .n •..•,..•. I:I~ ~"'I:III:ID."'~ C!:unD .,....-lr--"""!IIIP!!=------:;;O;Cj:i~DCii:c:j:iEi THE CADILLAC OF MASSAGE Control FURNITURE STRIPPING SHOP by David D. of E.t. (713) 520-/l232 25131/~Elmen In the heart of Montrose. Refinishing, STOP getting rubbed the wrong way. Call The repairs, upholstery. 529-7833. Carl 622-3942 524-9415 ALLEN WADSWORTH CO. INC., 9830 Rubdown, your place. WM, 5'11", slim, Pest Control Supplies l:aQle Sweetwater, 445-4141 SEE OUR DISPLAY AD 40's. Van. 531-9952. $15/up. 1544 Westheimer Rx: RELAXI I; VIDEO t.:d Massage by Bill O'Rourke, MST. 869-2298 Jill;:! PETS 524-7383 Stimulating body rubs. Out calls. 529- LOBO VIDEO, 1424-C Westheimer, 3970