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I FIRST MEN'S NIGHT OUT featuring· .. PflUl PflRI Special Midnight Drawing for prizes worth over $2,200~ Music Environment controlled by Bob Deane New Visuals by James Wyatt Tickets $ 7 in advance OFFER EXPIRES APRIL 30TH .... ENVIRONMENTAL OFF THE STREET LOBO BOOKS HOP 3921 Cedar Springs 4008·C Cedar Springs HOURS: MON-FRI 6AM-10PM SAT IOAM-8PM SUN NOON-6PM SENSORY OAK LAWN RECORDS 3810 Congress, 121 Memberships reciprocal between Dallas and Houston. PRODUCTIONS INC. 3409 Oak lawn Avenue.Suites 2121214. DALLAS HOUSTON Dallas. Texas 75219 Phone 214/521-8766 2615 Oaklawn rf§JfIT~ 3307 Richmond at Maple at Buffalo Spdwy. PAGE 4 526-1220 ~XCIH~ 524-9932 TWT APRIL 22 - 28. 1983 NAUTILUS FOR MEN \\DN _---CONTENTS Volume 9, Number5 April 22-28, 1983 11TWTNEWS . Governor Appoints Coleman, Medrano Loses, Eureste Wins, Bud Donates $5,000 . 19 COMMENT------Public Forum 21 SPECIALREPORT------AIDS-Hormone Imbalance? 25 A WOMAN'SPLACE _ The Softball Hero by Dee Smathers 29 BOOKS------Herpes: Cause & Control Reviewed by David Fields 34 MOVIES------Flashdanw Reviewed by Harry Deutsch Lone Wolf McQuade Reviewed by Joseph Michael 38 SHOWBIZ------Mutiny with Mel Gibson, Harry with Paul Newman by JackVarsi 41 ENTERTAINMENT- TEXAS _ River Oaks Wins, Carol Lawrence Replaces Ann Miller. by Rob Clark 49 HOTTEA _ New Agape MCC, Mr. Goy All-America, Mr. Splash Day by Chuck 55 SPORTS _ Men's Softball Begins by CherylChamberlain 58 PHOTOESSAY _ Mr. San Antonio, David Carr Photography by Jim Hamilton 69 STARSCOPE _ April Full Moon by Milton von Stern 77 CLASSIFIED _ Want Ads and Notices 89 CALENDAR _ Special One-Time Only & Non-Profit Community Events 91 THEGUIDE _ Texas Business/ Club Directory MCOVEr. 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TWT APRIL 22 . 28, 1983 PAGE 7 LUXURIOUS 1 BEDROOM CONDO $36,500 NO CASH DOWN 12% FIXED INTEREST Mortgage Payment Under $400 Monthly ($1,500 per month income will qualify you) • All Adult • No Cash Down on • 2 Pools SelectedUnits • West Loop • Non Qualifying Mortgages Location • 12% Fixed Interest • Full Security • Landscaped Courtyards • Fireplace • Spacious Floorplans Brick Walls 10 minutes from Galleria, Montrose, Medical Center, Sharpstown, Downtown $36,500 Purchase Price o Down Payment Westhelmer Galleria $376.42 Monthly SWFwy n t Oello"e ~L Mortgage rm . rI', ,.- 0 <;,,,,,0 • ~ i Mediterr8I1e8I1 Villas "Reflecting Your Lifestyle" 5625 Bissonnet Houston 666 ..4440 Sales Office open 9am till dusk, 7 days a week PAGE 9 TWT APRIL 22 - 26. 1963 •• ~ THIS WEEK IN TEXAS Weekly Circulation: 20.000 _----NEWS HOME OFFICE 2205 Montrose to stay on the books, then draw up a Houston. Texas 77006 21.06 APPEAL brand new law (HB-2138). (713) 527-9111 NOT FORCED That, simply stated, is exactly what DALLAS OFFICE has become the strategy of these two 3409 Oak Lawn. Suite 206 AUSTIN - After state Attorney Gen- North Texas legislators. Dallas. Texas 75219 eral Jim Mattox decided not to appeal (214) 521-0622 Their proposed law, which has been the Texas Penal Code Statute 21.06 rul- described as having been born in a fren- PUBLISHER/EDITORChuck Patrick ing earlier this year, two Texas legisla- FEATURESEDITOR Blose DiStefano zy, may just possibly garner enough TEXAS ENTERTAINMENTEDITOR Rob Clark tors and a prosecutor tried to get the conservative strength to make it to the NATIONAL SHOWBIZ EDITOR Jack Varsl Texas Supreme Court to force Mattox House floor for a vote. NEWS EDITOR Chuck Patrick not to drop his appeal. But it was all in SPORTSEDITOR Cheryl Chamberlain In spite of its ridiculous language ASSISTANT TO THEEDITORS Dennis Walker vain, observed TWT NEWS, as last week and stipulations, Bettie Naylor, gay lob- the Texas Supreme Court overruled POETRYEDITOR Art Tomaszewski biest on Capitol Hill, confided to TWT CONTRIBUTING EDITORS their attempt. The court sided with Mat- Jim Boone. Susan Collins. Harry Deutsch. NEWS in a conversation from her Austin David Fields. Weldon Grahame. Christopher Hart. tox, who believed the state could never office, that "the bill still has a good Paul Herrera. Hollie Hollister. Harold Hove, win the appeal. George Klein. Dean Malone. chance of passing," and we should not Joseph Michael. w.J. Quigley Senator John Leedom (R-Dallas), sell its possible passage short. ADVERTISING ART DIRECTOR Mitch Bartlow Representative Bill Ceverha (R-Richard- The proposed anti-gay legislation ASSISTANT AD ART DIRECTOR Thom Bisping son) and Potter County District Attor- GRAPHIC ARTISTSFrank White. would make it a class "B" misde- Mardi Coleman. Fred Hinton. Cherokee ney Danny Hill (R)of Amarillo had peti- meanor, punishable by a maximum six TYPOGRAPHERSW.J. Quigley. Leslie Holmes tioned the state Supreme Court, stating months in jail and a $1,000 fine, to STAFF PHOTOGRAPHERS Ell Gukich. that Mattox had the legal duty "to repre- Scott Taylor. Greg Havican. AI Macareno. engage in specified sexual acts. The Jim Hamilton. J. Robert Araya. Tom Davis. sent the state of Texas in all legal pro- bill would also make repeat offenses a Carl Nell. Oscar Mendiola. Blase DiStefano. ceedings in which vital interests of the Michael Galatis. Hollie Hollister third degree felony punishable by a ACCOUNTING Doug Felix state are endangered, including the ap- maximum ten years in prison and a RECEPTIONISTTracey Springer peal of any rulings by federal courts $5,000 fine. SALES which strike down Texas statutes as EXECUTIVESALES MANAGER unconstitutionaL" GOVERNOR WHITE Jim Veteto It was Judge Jerry Buchmeyer's rul- Advertising rates are availab~ on request by tele- ing last August that declared 21.06, APPOINTS COLEMAN phoning the salesperson in your nearest city. from 10am-5pm. weekdays. dealing with homosexual conduct, was AUSTIN - Governor Mark White, DEADLINE FOR All ADS: "unconstitutional." who was endorsed by Houston's Gay Friday. one week prior to publication. Political Caucus (GPC), has appointed AUSTIN the new vice-president of GPC, Marion Scott Taylor. NEW ANTI·GA Y DALLAS Coleman, to his new Women's Com- Richard Rogers. . (214) 521-0622 WE'VE 51'ILL 601 IfALU BILL MAY PASS mission. TWT NEWS has learned that the FORT WORTH ,o"V~\\~,PAYERS AUSTIN - Although State Repre- commission, which is a first for Texas, Jerry Cassidy. . (817) 335-0742 HOUSTON P\VES & C\.\fS sentative Ceverha and State Senator was set up to protect the issues which Jim Veteto. . (713) 527-9111 O.EN Leedom filed last week on the floor of affect women, including all aspects SAN ANTONIO MONDAY-SATURDAY the Texas Supreme Court to force At- from rape to working conditions. I Alan G,!lIman • ~~12) 734-3233 torney General Jim Mattox not to drop Coleman explained that the commis- CLASSIFIED DIRECTORS JOAM-11 PM Houston-Cheryl Chamberlain S\lHI)AY$ NOON.7PM his appeal of 21.06,they may not fail on sion would consist of a chairperson, a Houston Assistant-Leslie Holmes the floor of the Texas Legislature to re- vice-chair and approximately 15 mem- Dallas-ChuCk North design Texas' Homosexual Conduct bers from across the state. Coleman AsYLUM EN'ii'RPRiSES, INC. I.flfJS tMPLE ~1~~~~Law. The Corporation was informed of her appointment, PRESIDENTJames D. Cagle ¢7"> In essence, if you can't win in the which she dutifully accepted, by a VICE-PRESIDENT/TREASURERCharies Patrick > <---" 7 M. SECRETARYJim D. Chappell courts, then try again in the Legislature. spokesperson for the Govemor's office, And, if you can't get the old law (21.06) Dwayne Holman. Holman further ex- PAGE 10 TWT APAIL 22 - 28. 1983 TWT APAIL 22 - 28. 1983 PAGE 11 plained that the Women's Commission would meet on a quarterly basis. AIDS CANDLELIGHT "We are very pleased and honored VIGIL MAY 2 that our vice-presldent has been ap- pointed to this important statewide HOUSTON - A nationally-coordinat- commission," Larry Bagneris, Jr., presi- ed day of candlelight vigils has been scheduled across the U.S. for May 2, dent of GPC, explained to TWT NEWS. TWT NEWS has learned from Houston's KSC-AIDS committee. The event will memorialize AIDS victims. Phone calls to President Reagan will also be made to bring pressure on government leaders to allocate needed research funds, which have been slow in coming. All three TV networks have agreed to national coverage. The National Gay Task Force (NGTF) has coordinated the effort and the KSC- Houstonian Geoffrey Thurman-dead of AIDS at age 31. AIDS committee of this city is sponsor- TWT NEWS staff photo ing the Houston vigil at the Reflection Pool at City Hall beginning at 8:30pm, GEOFFREY THURMAN Steve Shifflet, community coordinator, DIES OF AIDS announced. Speakers are being contacted and HOUSTON - Geoffrey Thurman, 31, citizens are asked to bring a candle and died at St. Luke's Hospital around participate. "The White House tele- 11:00am last Sunday, April 17, of AIDS phone line should light up beginning at complications resulting from pneumo- 8:00pm that night," Shifflet explained, cystis carinni pneumonia (PCP). Thur- "so please plan to. call." man had only been ill since January. Thurman was born in Dearborn, Michigan and moved to Houston nine years ago, where he was in partnership and president of Wall Techniques. His nine-year life and business partner was Dennis Bergen. Thurman is also remembered as co- founder and host of the successful Mardi Gras Madness collective. He is survived by his mother Phyllis and father Eugene of Fort Myers, Florida, and by a brother, Jack, of San Diego. Donnell "Peaches" May-dead of liver ailment. Services were held at Settegast-Kopf TWT NEWS staff photo Funeral Home, with cremation follow- ing, TWT NEWS was informed. DONNELL MAY "In memory of Geoffrey, all dona- tions should be marked AIDS, M.D. PASSES ON Anderson Cancer Prevention Center, HOUSTON - Popular Montrose bar- AIDS Research," friends of the family tender, Donnell May, 35, passed away explained. at 11:00am, Wednesday, April 13 from Thurman becomes the twelfth known cirrhosis of the liver. May had been ill Texan to die of AIDS. The first victim for some time and had been under fre- Wastwo years ago, TWT NEWS recalled. quent hospital care. PAGE 12 TWT APRil 22 • 28. 1983 TWT APRil 22 . 28. 1983 PAGE 13 Burial was in St. Louis where his mother and step-father reside. May was also survived by a twin brother. A memorial service was held April 15 at Mary's Lounge where May, also 1)~S~~ known as Peaches, had bartended for midweek fun seven years. May had also worked at the Midnite Sun and the original Dirty MONDAY Sally's. $1.25 MARGARITA NIGHT A more formal service was conduct- ed on Sunday, April 17 at MCCR, of With Sally's MSA which May was a member. He was also Monday Night Bowlers a member of the Montrose Singers. May is probably best remembered for TUESDAY his performances as a female imper- sonator, under the name Peaches. TWT OLDIES NIGHT NEWS recalled his consistent efforts at Music from the fundraisers, especially his tireless '50s, '60s & '70s emcee-auctioneering at Granny's an- (salute to the classics] nual Christmas In July benefits. While May did not die of AIDS, me- morial contributions can be made WEDNESDAY through KSC or MCCR for research of 75¢ BEERplus the disease. "It is only fitting that we give in the name of one who gave of STEAK NIGHT himself for so many benefits," a close on the patio friend stated. THURSDAY BUDWEISER HOSTS T.G.I.F. PARTY GAY PRIDE MEETING at midnight with Hank HOUSTON - Southwest Distribu- ting Company has arranged with this city's Gay Pride Week (GPW) board of trustees to host a special meeting next Wednesday, April 27, in the Hospitality 1)~S~~ Room at the Budweiser Brewery, 1301 White Street off 1-10West. weekend fun At the gathering, Budweiser will pre- I sent Houston's GPW with a $5,000 SATURDAY & donation. "They will also present us with a special surprise for our parade," SUNDAY GPW's Marion Coleman told TWT NEWS. In appreciation, the board of trust- $5 LIQUOR BUST ees, which includes Coleman, Larry from 4-7pm Bagneris, John Kirk, Andy Mills, Tony Vega and Roz Vecchio, invited all OJ's: David Nastasi and Workers of GPW and the concerned Dennis McGinnis public to the meeting and celebration, give you 12" every night which begins at 7:30pm. Also scheduled is a performance by 220 AVONDALE 2294 HOLCOMBE • HOUSTON • 665-9678 JOhn Day and Company (Richard Askin, HOUSTON (713] 529-7525 Dana Rogers and Joseph Cedillo), who TWT APAIL 22 . 28. 1983 TUJTAPAIL 22 • 28. 1983 PAGE 15 will introduce and perform this year's say that I was .... I think what I said official Gay Pride song. was the fact that he would come out and say that I was, not that I was." FIELDING NARROWLY Can Medrano's loss be viewed as a loss of credibility for DGPC? Most like- BEATS MEDRANO ly not, since in District 5, DGPC's Craig DALLAS - Paul Fielding narrowly Holcomb ran very strong, 60-80%, com- squeezed by incumbent Ricardo Me- pared to a city-wide sweep of only 54%. drano by 226 votes (52% to 48%) to win In the at-large District 9 council seat, the District 2 City Council runoff elec- DGPC's Marvin Robinson lost the elec- tion April 16. In the April 2 vote, Field- tion to Rucker 32% to 68%. Yet in gay ing's lead was slightly more with 400 precincts, candidate Robinson ran as votes. strong as 70%, TWT NEWS learned. Raw vote data examined by DGPC Obviously, DGPC can still get out the showed that most gays voted the gay vote on its own home-turf pre- DGPC ticket; but, "the numbers just cincts. It's beyond Oak Lawn where the weren't there." In some gay precincts, gay vote splits. voter turnout was as high as 20%, com- pared to a city-wide turnout of only 8%. AHRC's EURESTE Medrano attributed his loss to a lack of popularity in black neighborhoods. BEATS VALDEZ Blacks had tried to recall him in 1981 SAN ANTONIO - Bernardo Eureste, in an unsuccessful petition drive, TWT who the Alamo Human Rights Commis- NEWS noted. sion (AHRC) "found acceptable" on gay Medrano also blamed his loss on re- issues, beat his opponent, Jess Valdez, districting in 1982, which worked 55% to 45% in the April 16 City Coun- against him because it increased the cil runoff election. number of middle-class, older white . The win assured gay citizens of San voters who voted for Fielding. Antonio a friendly vote on City Coun- Fielding stated that "evidently Med- cil in District 5. Eureste's views on gay rano was not representing his district, issues were noted when AHRC inter- even though it was a minority district. viewed candidates prior to endorse- ... The man who was of a minority did ment. not represent all the minorities." Dis- One week prior to the election, Eu- trict 2 has become 60% hispanic and reste had appeared on a local television black. newscast, labeling his opponent a DGPC told TWT NEWS that they look- "queer." Later, he apologized to both ed forward to working with Fielding, Valdez and AHRC, asking that his apol- even though he was not endorsed. ogy be conveyed to the local gay com- Fielding had said he never wanted the munity. official gay endorsement, but he did Ed Buckmaster, AH RC president, want their support. said that Eureste's apology was sin- The Dallas Times Herald quoted from cere, TWT NEWS had learned. a tape recording by Fielding, "I felt that Thus, in this month's City Council if I sought the endorsement ... there races, three out of five AHRC candi- might be some public smearing of the dates won-an impressive win for San fact that, uh, as has been stated, that, Antonio gay voters, especially con- uh, that I am gay." sidering that this was the first time gay When asked by the Dallas Times Her- voters were guided by gay endorse- ald about the statement, Fielding at ments as they went to the polls. Here- first denied it. He then said he meant tofore, there had been no gay endorse- to tell the group that he was not gay but ments in this city until AHRC was form- that "he (Medrano) would come out and ed earlier this year. '-\111' TWT APRil 22 - 28. 1983 PAGE 17 COMING BY MAY 1 \\VII ____---COMMENT -In this column, readers exchange ideas with other readers and with our editor in a public forum. Address all letters to: Comment, TWT, Montrose Ventures Building, 2205 Montrose, Houston, Texas 77006.All letters become the property of TWT and must be signed (if you don't wish your name printed, please specify). And PLEASE keep your letters short. attorneys. Thanks for Chief Brown Jeff Davis Editor- The following letter was sent to Dallas, Texas Houston's police chief, Lee R. Brown. Dear Chief Brown: Anonymously Yours I would like to take this time to thank Editor- The following letter was found at- you for the job you are doing with the public'S welfare and safety and to call to tached to the door of the club Astraptes in your attention the assistance I received College Station. from two of your officers .... Just a quick note to tell everybody who My car was vandalized with three flat works at your bar how grateful I am that tires, and Officers D.D. Eller, badge 2355, there is a place here in town where a and J. Matusewski, badge 3780, with Unit person can go to meet other gay people. I 17A12,came to my aid. They both were myself have not had the good fortune of courteous, offering helpful suggestions, being one of your customers yet, but it is and even drove me home. not that I did not want to go in and have a In my opinion, they are a credit to your good time; my job, however, is very, very, department and should be treated very public, and I don't know how to deal accordingly. with it. However, I am sending this letter to Again, in my opinion and contrary to let all of you know I am behind all of you popular belief, your officers are with us to 100%, and also to let you know that if preserve and protect. there were more people like you in the Every chance I get I will promote the world, we gays would not have to deal Houston Police Department. ... with rock tossing and other bull we have Warren H. Bennington to put up with. One of these days when I Houston, Texas can come out, you will be there and I hope I can be there for all of you. Money vs Power Unsigned Re: "Dallas Robbery," TWT COMMENT, Vol. g, College Station, Texas NO.3. To whomever wrote the above note: Dear TWT: Thank you. There are many in College ... I can understand the writer's Station who find fault with Astraptes frustration in dealing with the prejudiced because I, the manager, and the owners investigator, but I disagree with the are straight. They think we're in the gay statements "your average gay person" and bar business only to make money. "money is power and power is money." This is not true. I am saddened to think What is an average gay person? Just there are still people who resent our not because a man has little money, does this being gay. I wish we could all learn to make him less powerful than a man who work together, regardless of sexual or has money? The fact here is we are still political differences. being discriminated against by certain It is comforting to know, however, that ignorant businesses and people who think there are people like you who appreciate Wewill just go into our closets and never having a gay bar in a small town. stand up for our legal rights as tax paying Let us all take a cue from Houston's gay citizens. pride slogan for this year, "Unity Through As the [Dallas] '82 Gay Pride Week Diversity," and be "a part of, not apart Slogan stated, "Progress Through Unity," from." and I fell that there is just as much power Virginia Garrett in an organized group of citizens as there Manager-Astraptes HOUSTON Would be with a group of expensive College Station, Texas ,\II? TWT APRil 22 • 28. 1983 PAGE 19 \WN Q) - .- 0 0 •t1l..• .--_SPECIAL REPORT t1l •..• C • ~ (J)~ > Q).- ctSCiiCl>Cti'E _ THE ENDOCRINE THYMUS AND IMMUNITY (J) Cl.5:? •.. 0 0 c ~ c: 1il~ l~ ~ g11l~~~ g- GENETIC, VIRAL, • CHEMICAL OR •. g c.Qj~E Q) RADIATION DAMAGE <1l~g>crE ~ Q) •...•Q)qlet.Q ~ ~'!'CI)~-.-o«S .:0 <1lC(J)<1l-oc..c THYMUS s: 0 Q).c c.=: Q) ozECJ)<1l<1lCJ) .I:~"••• • •.~ •• IMMUNE BALANCE Y IMMUNE IMBALANCE o OTHERTHYMOSINTHYMICAND/O~FACTORS ~ o e T.CELLS ~ T·CELLS C :t E •• ,2 so (/fJe.:;:)y' Co e~' yl SiEM (J) NORMAL T AND B CELL FUNCTIONS CELLS T AND B CELL DEFICIENCIES 08 •• C 'f Ie- AUTOIMMUNE DISEASES 'f CANCER C o IMMUNITY INFECTIOUS DISEASES Ui ::l PRIMARY AND SECONDARY >- ~ • o 'f IMMUNODEFICIENCY DISEASES J: PROTECTION FROM DISEASE ACQUIRED IMMUNODEFICIENCY Gi SYNDROME (AIDS) iii •• :! ~ 0 TWT NEWS e Last month reported that researchers at George Washington University believed ('II that Aquired Immune Deficiency (AIDS) may be caused by a hormone imb.alance. This week, C() en TWT presents a special report on the 83rd annual meeting of the American Society for ...- Microbiology held in March. The speaker was Dr. Allan L Goldstein, proiessor and chairman @ of the Department of Biochemistry at George Washington University School of Medicine in •~" Washington, D.C. He spoke on elevated Thymosin A - Levels in AIDS and the development m~ of a blood test to identify individuals at high risk for AIDS. Blood measurements of thymosins, blood in blood bank programs. The thymus gland, the master gland Q) the hormones of the thymus gland that I !? 10' control immunity, are providing impor- of the immune system, does not func- •..• 3: -0 tant clues to the identification of in- tion properly in patients with AIDS and -~"-~e al be:- ~ produces abnormally large amounts of ~ 'uQ) Q) dividuals at high risk for AIDS. •... -- •.... > > TWT APRIL 22 • 28, 1983 PAGE 21 cals can upset the delicate balance of The problem of potential contamina- the immune system and result in a tion of the nation's blood supply by number of diseases such as cancer and AIDS blood has resulted in a massive infectious diseases, as well as a effort by the American Red Cross, the number of autoimmune diseases. Center for Disease Control (CDG) and In patients with AIDS there is an other public health organizations in the almost complete disruption in thymic U.S. to develop approaches to unravel function. Dr. Goldstein's studies sug- the cause of this mysterious illness, as gest that the thymus gland itself might well as to develop tests which might be the focal site for an infectious agent identify suspect blood. This past year, responsible for the disease. for example, eight of the 70 hemophil- Since 1980, physicians in the U.S. iac deaths reported were caused by havediagnosed more than 1,200Ameri- AIDS, now the second leading cause of cans suffering from AIDS. A large num- death in patients with hemophilia. ber of these patients have already died, The prime concern of blood pro- including 80% of the patients who had grams throughout the country is that all the disease for more than two years. patients receiving blood transfusions Although the initial victims of this are at high risk. This has been empha- disease were primarily from the homo- sized recently by the documentation of sexual community, more recently, in- several cases of children developing creasing numbers of patients have AIDS following blood transfusions. come from a number of other groups Early diagnosis of individuals at high including hemophiliacs, children fol- risk for AIDS should provide a warning lowing blood transfusions and Haitian signal and lead to prompt medical treat- WE SUPPOKT LEBERMANN FOR MAYOR AND SPAETH FOR CIT'I COUNCIL IN THEAPI?IL 30 RUNOFF ELECTION lOOOO~OOOOOOOOOOOOO~OOOOOOOOOOCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOC immigrants. ments for this serious illness. '1V.f -., r _cLUB_ .IBC! DALLAS IS REMODELING TO MAKE YOUR CLUB THE BEST AND WE ARE ALMOST- THERE- COME BY AND SEE - WHAT WE ARE DOING FOR YOU \.. 2616 SWISS • DALLAS • 821-1990 ~ PAGE 22 TWT APRIL 22 - 28. 1983 ~ ~A WOMAN'S PLACE by Dee Smathers If spring is here, can softball be far shape, behind? And softball heroes? overweight, Like most communities, lesbians very ordinary have their share of myth and heroes. middle-aged Probably the most pervasive of these ladies tossing is the softball hero. For most of us, the a softball gym teacher and camp counselor exist around. But in only in the misty past; but softball our mind's eye, THE UNICORN OF DALLAS' heroes are in the here and now. .~ we are superb Ideally, this mythical creature is tall athletes and lanky, but well proportioned. She DALLA)' ONLY WOMEN') DI)CO is golden-bronzed with sun-bleached hair and steady blue eyes. She streaks OPEN TUE)DAY-)UNDAY 1PM TO QAM around the bases with cat-like grace and dives for flyballs in the outfield in Olympic gymnastic form. Her teeth gleam as she smiles and brushes the dust from her faultlessly tailored making TUES"DAY-75 PAGE 25 PAGE 24 TWT APRIL 22 - 28. 1983 Illustration by Cherokee TWT APRIL 22 - 28. 1983 '~PRIL IN MONTROSE" COMINO SUNDA1 APRIL 23 & 24 APRil 24 ICJ. PRODUCnONS PREMIERESALE OF GAY PRIDE WEEK '83 ALL WOMEN'S REVUE T-SHIRTSAND BUnONS IN THE PARKING LOT ADJACENT TO MARY'S-NOON TILL? SUPPORTGPW '83 SUNDAY 2PM-7PM NEW HAIW HOUR WII'II SO< BLOODY MARYS AND DRAFTBfER 7PM-2AM 2S' DRAFT BEER MONDAY 7PM-2AM 2S' DRAFT BEER UNIT TUESDAY 7PM-2AM II WEU DRINKS, SO. DRAFT BEER WEDNESDAY POOL TOURNAMENTWII'II ~H PRIZE$ SPECIAL EUMINAnON TOURNAMENT STAlmNG APRil 27 -SEE MICHAEl BY 8:30PM Tli"OUC.I' I STAlmNG 11fURSDAY MAY S C&W DANCE CONTEST-SEE MICHAEl BY 9PM FRIDAY AND DI"EI\SITY r4, SATURDAY C&W PAlm' NIGHTS 110U5TON CJAYPRIDE WEEI~ 1983 3121 INWOOD • DALLAS • 351-2278 STlU DAUAS' NO.1 C&W WOMEN'S CLUB HOUSTON 1983 GAY PRIDE PARADE theme: "UNITY THROUGH DIVERSITY" NO DOWN -a salue to Texas- PAYMENT 1983 HOUSTON GAY PRIDE PARADE OFFICIAL APPLICATION FOR ENTRY ~ If your organization or business wishes to participate In the 1983 Houston Gay Pride Week Parade, the following entry blank must be NO CLOSING completed and mailed to: Larry Bagneris, Jr., Parade Chairman, 2001 Branard, No.8, Houston, Texas 77098; telephone (713) 521·9295. Name of Organization or Buslness _ COSTS Street Address _ City ZIP _ Telephone' -'-- _ Name of person we may contact _ Very last one! UNIT: Float _ Truck, _ Car _ Marching Units, _ Others _ ENTRANCE FEE: $150 BUSINESS $75 NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS ALL APPLICATIONS MUST BE IN THE HANDS OF THE HOUSTON PARADE COMMITTEE NO LATER THAN Unique townhome condominium. 2-2 townhome, MAY 31,1983 wood burning fireplace, two balconies, exterior Applications will be accepted in order of receipt, Individuals responsible for each parade entry MUST attend storage, heated pool, remote control security gate, the following scheduled organizational meetings: security alarm, beautiful grounds with trees, (1) Sunday, May 1, 2:30pm at Kindred Spirits; selection of Grand Marshals on agenda. (2) Sunday, May 29, 4:30pm at Kindred Spirits; Guideline for Parade participants. trees and more trees. Adjacent to Highland Park. (3) Thursday, June 23, 7:30pm at Numbers; Placement of units in parade. THIS MEETING IS AN ABSOLUTE MUST. 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He discovered a cry- gers" that activate a herpes episode or X-LARGE_- ~~gneed for facts by not only those at- flare-up. He mentions ways to bolster Ilcted by herpes, but by medical doc- our immune response that may be help- SEND TO: H.G.P.w. 408 MARSHALL HOUSTON TX.7700 tors throughout the country. ful in preventing herpes and preventing ALLOW THREE WEEKS FOR DELIVERY TLiiT;;;;AIL 22 • 28. 1983 PAGE 29 or minimizing a reduced immune for herpes) and problems that are sex- response. specific. Dr. Wickett is very compas- The beginning includes a medical sionate in the writing of this book and disclaimer of responsibility for those clearly illustrates his concern that ev- who would use the book as a medical eryone should be aware of and involv- manual for self-treatment. He warns ed in the prevention and treatment of that the information provided here this problem. should make persons aware and alert To further amplify his point, he pro- to the symptoms so that a doctor fami- vides case histories of persons he has liar with herpes can diagnose and treat seen. They do not seem to aCIdmuch, the person. What treatments are avail- most of the time, to what he said pre- able are included to show the person viously, but they clearly show realistic who has or may have herpes that there occurrences of the illness. Dr. Wickett are treatments for it, and thus minimize does include homosexual case histor- much of the pain and anguish they feel. ies in the book, but whether a man or Dr. Wickett is very personable and woman gets it from another man or thorough in his tone as he gives us this woman does not make much differ- information. He feels this is very nec- ence, except where the lesions are essary for those who are experiencing found, depending on what type of sex a great deal of pain and fear caused by the persons had. misinformation, or lack of information, Prevention is dependent on informa- about the disease. The situation is tion, careful observation of your body, similar to the times a few years ago your partner, and lifestyle practices that when people had no information about may reduce your immune response. Dr. syphillis or gonorrhea. The doctor is Wickett has written a superbly warm, 2306~ very aware of the need to treat the pa- comprehensive and informative com- 1(.....~""7_ tient and not just the disease. pendium of all that is known about As mentioned earlier, Dr. Wickett herpes in an effort to protect everyone ~~525'-6235 thoroughly covers all aspects of the from danger and allow us to live our disease, symptoms, history of treat- lives happy and free from fear. He suc- ?It-- 7~ 9{mt--64IH ments, the psychological components ceeds through his book, but it is up to 7u- Sat 9t--94IH of the disease (stress and its opposite, those who read it to adopt an inform- S_ 7{mt--64IH positive feelings and laughter), lifestyle ed attitude and reflect that attitude in practices, similar diseases (mistaken their lives. 'WI FOR THE CRUISING SEASON NOBODY UNCOVERS DALLAS LIKE ILll~[Q)~9~ .\~~** * * * * * * * * * * * (SWEATS • FATIGUES • JACKETS ~\ CAMOUFLAGE • T-SHIRTS LINDA'S SURPLUS 4323 MAPLE AT WYCLIFF, DALLAS 526-6601 PAGE 30 TWT APRIL 22 - 28. 1983 PAGE 31 THIS FRIDAY APRIL 22 KEr"JNY NEXT SACHA FRIDAY APRIL 29 IMPRESSIONS OF BEnE MIDLER BEnE DAVIS JOAN CRAWFORD THE CHER & MORE TICKETS $5 ADVANCE WEA THERGIRLS $7 AT THE DOOR HOUSTON'S HOTTEST THIS SUNDAY APRIL 24 WEDNESDAYS SPECIAL SHOW 25¢ ~~~KS ~ 2 FO R 1 ~E~~NED THE FABULOUS FOUR PLUS THE BEAUTIFUL MICHAEL ANDREWS PLUS ANNUAL MR. 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"WE ARE DETECTIVE"- THOMPSON TWINS cased, along with his very hairy torso "NIGHMARES"-FLOCK OF SEAGULLS (which found me humming the score to Beyond this forest is the tale of an Planet of the Apes). "WE LIVE SO FAST"-HEAVEN 17 unruly West Texas ranger who must Chuck Norris stars as J.J. McQuade, a maverick Texas bring to justice those meanies who FROM MAY 1 TO OCT 2 Ranger who crusades for justice in Orion Pictures' Lone have murdered his friend, a "pusher," WE WILL BE CLOSED ON SUNDAYS Wolfe McQuade. his pet wolf and kidnapped his daugh- ~ FOR THE SUMMER '[11 ter, all in their pursuit of selling stolen U.S. arms to South America. Talk about busy schedules. The writing of Lone Wolf McQuade would be best mounted in the style of early Lillian Gish: silents. It's teeming FOR MOTH ER'S DAY with such sparklers as four FBI men ._J\ ol\",l'"/''''' ~{,e,vord. SAY IT WITH A POEM charging a troop of antagonists yelling 'Ti,o ,;ill~6 I'",'ftl tr;e Ufl-lVenl<" WE SEND DIRECT TO YOUR MOTHER "Drop your weapons, this is the FBI!" t Come on! Even the Girl from U.N.C.L.E. \l)il\1 ~1"lf\(\.\. C\.eOI- ,Iok; A BEAUTIFUL 14"x17" PIECE OF would have enough sense to go back CALLIGRAPHY (HAND LETTERED for help. :J'" \"",J "':I \4 ~,~,,,I PRINT) READY TO BE FRAMED. A I must say that I can admire the mar- U,,\i\ "tl cOlll.1 ~" :'~\ c.I,,,e> GIFT THAT WILL LAST FOR ALL OF YOUR MOTHER'S DAYS. tial arts talent of Mr. Norris, but then, ~\l'"lyWt' \lll'" SEND CHECK OR MONEY ORDER I can't open a bag of chips without \'IOL\i~l'\ ctll'\ n,,"Jl\'Il:; 'T\~e FOR $21.15 (INCLUDES TAX AND scissors. His acting did not once tempt W'~'j~.\"~\~ MAILING COSTS) TO: me to reach for my "flight bag." \.,\ou (,::'\.1 Ille> ...... Barbara Carrera gets my Ursula An- FOUNDATION PRESS dress "Going Nowhere" award, and U)itt', \\tt' ~~Il~\h'I'C> 5400 MEMORIAL DRIVE David Carradine, along with the rest of l ~ \lllil 1IV":' rC>L,ct \ SUITE 714 ~ the cast, delivers little to save Lone HOUSTON, TEXAS 77007 Wolf from colliding with memory loss. '10 jl' S",-\\I . l . You may want to catch this before SEND POEM S'\";. L' " •••,\1 hl;\\'3 ~\\\\,,·h TO: _ it's shelved next to Man, Woman & Child (approx. four weeks), but Mr. '\0 c\,;\l'\\ \,.,11\\ MOTHER'S FULL NAME 1he oceo'~~. ADDRESS _ Movies recommends awaiting its arrival \"j~. on cable with the sound turned off and Gn'\\'" ©~983 Gl'lci\"lC CITY STATE__ ZIP-__ Queen's "Another One Bites the Dust" turned on. '-\VI' PAGE 36 TWT APRIL 22 - 28. 1983 TWT APRIL 22 - 28. 1983 PAGE 37 '\\OJ1 ----..ls SHOWBIZ by Jock Vorsi TAKE 83 - I think a lot of us were single called "Total Eclipse." I don't IN MEMORIAM - Mexican born Lo- surprised and somewhat disappointed know if the record has been released lita Dolores Martinez Asunsolo Lopez that Paul Newman didn't win his long over here.... The recent British charts Negrete was dancing at a party in her overdue Oscar this year (and I don't held another surprise, namely a duet own home when she was "discovered" mean to disparage Ben Kingsley's re- with Cliff Richard and, of all people, by Hollywood film director Edwin markable portrayal of Gandhi); however, Phil Everly of the Everly Brothers. Their Carew. With her name shortened to it already appears that Newman may song is called "She Means Nothing to Dolores Del Rio, she made her film have his best shot coming in 1984. He's Me," and it recently slid out of the debut with 1925's Joanna, and there- RETURN OF THE BOUNTY - In British top ten .... And while I'm on the after, in a career that spanned 50 years, 1935 the Academy Award for Best Pic- subject of duets-Willie Nelson's she was often considered "the most ture was given to Mutiny on the Boun- latest single is a duet with Brenda Lee, beautiful woman in the world"-in her ty, which starred Clark Gable as the called "You're Gonna Love Yourself (In case it wasn't an exaggeration! In the rebellious Fletcher Christian and the Morning)." Brenda is due for a ma- 20s and 30s she was also one of Holly- Charles Laughton as the tyrannical jor comeback, don't you think .... The wood's busiest actresses, appearing in Captain Bligh, and the film remains to 8th Day, a "soul" group of the early 70s, such films as What Price Glory (1926), this day one of the greatest nautical only had one big hit, namely "She's Not Ramona (1928),Bird of Paradise (1932), adventures of all time. In 1962,at a time Just Another Woman," produced by ex- Flying Down to Rio (1933),Madame Du when the Hollywood powers believed Motown super-producers Holland, Barry (1934)and In Caliente (1935).After that the public was still starved for ex- Dozier and Holland (who gave the Su- a romance with Orson Welles, with pensive epics, a new version was re- premes ten #1 hits a few years earlier). whom she starred in 1943's Journey In- leased, and this version also had a lot currently directing himself in some- to Fear, she decided to leave Holly- going for it, particularly a fine perform- thing called Harry & Son, which co- wood; and she was quoted at the time ance by Trevor Howard as Captain stars Mrs. Newman (Joanne Woodward, as saying: "I wish to choose my own Bligh and some exquisite photography. as if you didn't know) and Robbie Ben- stories, directors and cameramen. I can Unfortunately, the 1962 remake starred son. Newman also had a hand in the do that better in Mexico." Although she Marlon Brando as Fletcher Christian screenplay for Harry & Son, and I think did become one of Mexico's top stars, and, for once, his extraordinary talents the picture will be out by Christmas .... she returned to the U.S. for a few more were not in evidence-his ridiculous Shelley Winters (I feel like saying "the film appearances; her most publicized performance severely limited the film's perennial Shelley Winters") is back in "comeback" was probably in 1960 success. And so you can imagine my front of the cameras in My Darling when she returned to play Elvis Pres- shock a few years ago when I heard Shiksa, starring with Elliott Gould, Dion and Rivers go to gospel. ley's mother in Flaming Star. Dolores that Mutiny on the Bounty was being Margaux Hemingway, Carol Kane and Del Rio died April 11 at the age of 78. remade again, this time with paunchy Sid Caesar .... And Kurt Russell, soon Somehow, the 8th Day is still around, old Brando in the Captain Bligh role. I'm to be seen in Mike Nichols' Silkwood, and their new single, "Call Me Up," was happy to report that the rumor didn't is currently working on Swing Shift with produced and co-written by Brian pan out, but the Nordhoff-Hall story is Goldie Hawn. Holland of Holland, Dozier and Holland. about to be refilmed in an "update" WHERE ARE THEY NOW? - Does . " And you might be interested to called The Bounty. Are you ready for anybody remember singer Bonnie know that two rockers from the 60s, the cast? Mel Gibson (pant, pant) as Tyler? Her only appearance on the Dion ("Runaround Sue") DiMucci and Fletcher Christian, Anthony Hopkins as American pop charts came in June of Johnny ("Poor Side of Town") Rivers Captain Bligh and Laurence Olivier as 1978, when her version of "It's a Heart- are now Christians and have recently Admiral Hood. The new version, under ache" reached #3, beating out competi- recorded "gospel" albums. The Dion the auspices of Dino De Laurentiis, will tion from Juice Newton and Ronnie album, I Put Away My Idols, is actually be directed by Roger Donaldson, the Spector, each of whom recorded re- that artist's third album of religious New Zealand filmmaker whose reputa- spectable versions of the tune at about rnuslc. Rivers' album, his first in a tion was established with 1981's Smash the same time. Bonnie recently turned religious vein as far as I know, is call- Palace. up at #1 on the British charts with a ed Not a Through Street. PAGE 38 TWT APRIL 22 - 28. 1983 TWT APRIL 22 - 28. 1983 ~ tfle record roc __ ENTERTAINMENT If C~f •• TEXAS by Rob Clark SHE SHALL TAP NO TOE BEFORE FLASH DANCE-SOUND TRACK LP ITSTIME - The Houston engagement of Sugar Babies (April 27-May 15)at the Smash LP with new Donna Summer, Irene Cara, Kim Carnes & Laura Branigan Music Hall will not star Ann Miller and DAVID BOWIE-"LET'S DANCE" LP Mickey Rooney, but Carol Lawrence New Bowie LP produced by Chic's Nile Rogers and Mickey Rooney. It seems Ann is AUMAN LEAGUE-"(KEEP FEELING) FASCINATION" under a doctor's care for an injured Import from Englandwith 2 mixes Achilles' tendon. Carol Lawrence step- NEW ORDER-"BLUE MONDAY" 12" ped in to Ann's role on March 15 in Fast High Energy New Wave/Disco from San Francisco Toronto, Canada, and had planned to leave the show prior to the Houston JEAN MICHAEL JARRE -GREATEST HITS, \ engagement, when Ann Miller was All his classic electronic masterpieces on one LP ~ ~ scheduled to return. But, Ann's foot is BERLlN-"SEX" EXTENDED REMIX 12 (I ~ \ \ \~ still "down-under," so Carol stays. In- I'm a Slut, I'm a Bitch-It's BERLIN! \ \ '.I\~ \ \\\\ \ cidentally, Houston is Ann Miller's JULIUS BROWN-"PARTY" 12" hometown. Tickets for Sugar Babies are available at Ticketron and Ticket- New disco 12 "er produced by Jacques f'/1orali master locations and Tele-tron (713) LAURA BRANIGAN-"LAURA BRANIGAN II" LP or 526-1709. "SOLITAIRE 12 II" Great new song from the singer of Gloria Kaye Ballard NORMA LEWls- "MA YBE THIS TIME" 12 If Enemies at the Fiesta Dinner Play· The best version of this song to come out house in San Antonio. Ballard plays the MADONNA-"BURNING UP/PHYSICAL ATIRACTION" 12" role of Pina, a crusty, elderly Italian 2 sides,of smashing high energy disc lady, and Coca plays her more refined but flighty sister, Amalia. King Don- ~«JOMINO-"PINK PROJECT" LP~IMPORT ovan, Ms. Coca's real-life husband, ap- OPtJbl,EJ.J§,q~t. oontains all redone versions pears as the ladies' brother, Carlo, a NON,AHENDRYX-"NONA" LP OR 12 II priest. The cast is completed with Eva Keep1t~Confidential , . . new form former LaBelle sJL1ger;'.;' Lopez as Maria, and Jose Fernandez as JOAN RIVERs-' 'WHAT BECOMES AA'SEMI-;iEGENDMOST" LP Romo in this hilarious yet heart-warm- ing tale about bridging the generation The best comedy album of the year! "" """", gap. The Delia Stewart Jazz Dance com- pany recently performed to a full house New LP's by Pink Floyd,OMD, Starstruck Carol Lawrence at Houston's Tower Theatre. This bene- [Sound track), U2, Denise LaSalle, Peter Richard, FAM ILY FEUD - The Windmill Din- fit show for KSCIAIDS was quite im- Robert Hazard, Thompson Twins. ner Theatre brings Kaye Ballard and lm- pressive. Excellence of precision, ogene Coca together again in Houston dance and choreography was present- in the comedy Beloved Enemies, which ed with staging techniques reminiscent opens April 2 for a limited five-week of the early 60s, yet comtemporary and Telephone Ordera Sent C.O.D. + Coat & Postage present as Houston, home of this high- Orders less than $50 require a $5 service charge engagement. These two fabulous "fun- -- ny ladies" have been friends for 25 spirited dance company. We're looking years, yet had never worked together in forward to another benefit with the a stage production until a few months Delia Stewart Jazz Dance Company, tfle record r~~:~/ ~ago, when they premiered Beloved and the opportunity to enjoy again, 3109 S. Shepherd • Houston. Texas 7709B PAGE 41 TUJT APAIL 22 • 28. 1983 talents and technical accomplishments cording a new album, which is being of excellence. Members of the KSC co-produced by James Wirrick, who wish to extend a special "thank you" produced Sylvester's latest hit album. to Michael (Mac) McAdory and David The girls are changing their name to Jo- Hebert for their determined efforts in Lo due to the death of Patrick Cowley. • the production of this benefit, reported Obviously, they're no longer his • Leif Lipport. singers. FYI-The girls don't buy their Galveston's Upper Deck Theatre clothes at K-Mart anymore. They said presents Oliver Goldsmith's rowdy they shop at Woolworth's. • • farce, She Stoops to Conquer. It's all Cris Williamson will be in concert, for about a British dandy, Marlowe (Tony the first time in Dallas, on April 29 at Bernardoni), who is a fast-moving 8:00pm, McFarlin Auditorium, SMU romeo around the servant class, but on campus. Often compared to Joni Mit- • ~~ • a date with a lady of breeding, he chell, Carole King and Joan Armatra- breaks out in hives. When a clever ding, both as a performer and in her young lady disguises herself as a bar- concern for the problems tacinq the ~ wench to bring out the true wolf in world and its inhabitants, Cris is a Marlowe, the fun begins. She Stoops to gifted musician who uses her unique 6M a fJUUI Conquer will play April 22-24 and 28-30. vocal talents to touch the universal Call (904) 744-9661for times and reser- chord in all of us. Tickets can be pur- 7~uat vations. chased through Ticketron in Dallas, Cynthia Manley recently performed Denton, Ft. Worth; Half the Sky: to packed houses at Sunset Boulevard Women's Books & Provision in Dallas; s~ in San Antonio and the Copa in Hous- Fantasia Records in Arlington; and ton. This girl can sing, y'all. Dressed in Bookwomen in Austin for $10 advance. s~ a blue-knicker outfit, frizzy hair a flyin', Tickets will be $12 at the door. Cynthia sang her disco hits and a few Our sister, Meg Christian, will per- at ballads to festive crowds in both cities. form at Cullen Auditorium, University of Houston campus, on Friday, April 29 at 8:00pm. Along with Meg will be Lyra, 'JCOC featuring Kat Graham and Linda Aum NUrl D L.', :J Rhyne. For information on this Hazel- witch Production, call (713) 520-7302. In a live performance at Kindred Spirits in Houston Sunday, April 24 at 2:30pm, John Day and Company will debut the Houston Gay Pride theme song for 1983, "Unity Through Diversi- ~/~" ty." Written by singer-composer John Day, the song is presently being record- "~au" ed at Musicians Recording Studio. I'M GREEN - While filming her new "'J()e4/ SiM S~" movie, Terms of Endearment in Houston, Shirley MacLaine's producer Cynthia Manley with Downbeat Records co-owner. Ram spotted Velvet Hammer manager Fred Rocha. at a special autographing appearance the day after Lewis' Chrysler parked in front of his her show at the Copa. house. To make a long story short, they The Patrick Cowley Singers played to paid Fred $200 a day to let Shirley drive an enthusiastic crowd at Numbers in his car in the movie. She also tooled Houston last Sunday night. There are around town in it. Other locals used in now two girls in the group (Jo-Carol filming were Ron from Tim's Coffee Block and Lauren Carter) instead of the Shop and Brian from the Mining Com- original three. They are currently re- pany. I am just sick! Can we talk? PAGE 42 TWT APRIL 22 • 28. 1',183 TWT APRIL 22 • 28. 1983 PAGE 43 VICTORY - The River Oaks Theatre was found not guilty of promoting obscenity, and the movie in question, se!o. was found not to be obscene, a jury ruled on April 11, after a five-day trial. Former manager of the theatre, Don Bonetati, was also found not guil- CREWS ty. To exclaim the victory, the marquee THE FINEST in the fashionable shopping center pro- claimed "We Won!" The brouhaha erupted on the night INN COMPLEXES IN of September 9, when vice officers entered the theatre and seized the film, but not until waiting for the movie to be MONTROSE completed. No customers were arrest- ed. HAPPY HOUR: On April 5, the jury went to the thea- TUESDAY 4PM-8PM tre to view the controversial film about 2120 KIPLIN@ life in Italy under Facist rule. The jury DAILY 4PM-7PM HOUSTON was described as so conservative that SUNDAY THRU I BEDROOM I BA TH one member even testified that "homo- REMODELED THURSDAY $310 + BILLS sexuality leads to silliness or death." MIDNIGHT-lAM i 2 WEEKS FREE RENT AT EACH COMPLEX 2212 DUNLA VY (JUST OFF WESTHEIMER) HOUSTON SWIMMING POOL-SECURITY WASHER/DRYER FACILITIES CABLE TV-ALL ADULT "The ACLU was most instrumental in I BEDROOM our victory," Maureen MacNamara, cur- $340 + BILLS rent theatre manager, told us. Asked if the River Oaks Theatre would show the movie again, Mac- namara said, "Yes, most likely late this summer." Previous film bookings make 3220 N. FITZHUGH showing Salo sooner impossible, she explained. DALLAS, TEXAS GAY CINEMA - On Thursday, April 526-9320 28, the Granada Theatre in Dallas will show Gay U.S.A., Witches and Faggots, ¢ ~¢<7<>~in: Dykes and Poofters at 8:45pm, and Greetings from. Washington, D.C. at THE WES COMPANY 9:45pm. The Granada will also show, on CALL TODAY Thursday, May 5, The Love That Dares Not Speak Its Name at 7:15pm and A (713) 522-3437 or (713) 526-0199 Woman Like Eve at 7:30pm. "II? TWT APRIL 22 • 28, 1983 BEAUMONT'S HOTTEST ~, WEDNESDAYS r 25¢ BAR DRINKSALLNIGHT LONG t L SPECIAL SHOW I: COMING FRIDAY MAY 13 THE FABULOUS FOUR ~@~rrIf{[@ ~@@If{[ INTERVIEWS • Singer Della Reese • Director James Toback (Exposed) • Writer/Director Mark Berger (The Curse of Fred Astaire) • Guava Bomblets (Dallas Comedy Group) FICTION • Living Beyond His Means, by T. Nolan Malone • Farmboy's Diary, by Christopher Hart • Barbie Breaks Up, by Robert Forrest • Puppet War, by Paul A. Beguiristan • A Good Man Is Hard to Find ••• , by Jim Boone • A Tourist's Guide to Inner Montrosia, by Jim Hamilton PAGE 46 TWT APAIL 22 - 28. 1983 TWT APAIL 22 - 2 PAGE 47 \\9J1 L HOT TEA by Chuck TATHE TALE - Although HOT TEA can't tattle on everything that happened during the April 9 hanging -/'-../ II • of the colors of the Hill Country Leathermen in SUNDAY, MAY 1, NOON Austin at Back Street Basics, the CRUISE CAMERA of TWT'S Scott Taylor was permitted to photograph the toasting ceremony in the front bar (see above) at the very moment of celebration- quite a night ... Dallas' dynamite OJ Doug Williams swoops in on Numbers in Houston to attack the wax this Sunday night ... And, ~9~~1'~PSE if you're planning to travel to the Rocky ~' . 7 LUCKY LICENSE - TWT'S lucky . POR A MAN·S MAN license number cash giveaway is getting Mountain Gay Rodeo in Denver in early mighty juicy as the jackpot is up to June, you best check the travel $125. If there's no winner, the total application blank from host bar, The Mf~1NG goes up another $25 each week. To Barn, on page 56 as time is getting COMPANY win, you must have a TWT bumper short! 804 PACifiC. BOO8TON sticker on your rear end (of your car, FIESTA CLIMAX - All Texas roads 529-1411 that is). See page 73. lined with beautiful blue bonnets lead to THE SOURCE - Houston's Hole is San Antonio this weekend for Fiesta '83, gone, leaving a gaping hole on Tuam as this is the big climactic weekend ... The Deep is also gone and will be highlighted by the stunning Flambeau cremated by Wild Bill which, nighttime parade this Saturday night at incidentally, will be the name of his 6pm. HOT TEA will join you in front of new soon-to-open bar ... Mama Io at the world famous Menger Hotel and at The Ranch has a new "butch" hairdo to your favorite gay night spot. See page serve up those butch Sunday brunches 65 for a handy gay Feista map. ... Roxie Starr has taken over the CRUISE CAMERA - Hey, that's Keyboard night manager reins and is Gordon Mason on the left at his Corral booking acts faster than she can dial the Club in Fort Worth with bartenders Don phone ... BLMT sponsor their third and Gary who were all caught annual picnic in Memorial Park this celebrating Roger's recent birthday. Saturday afternoon complete with a Festive photo by TWT'S AI Macareno. scavenger hunt ... Meanwhile in Fort Worth over $3,000 was recently raised by Troy Perry, who was in cowtown to GALVESTON'S STEWARTBEACH raise money for a summer network TV (NEXT TO· THE. 'HUT ClUB) special on "God, Gays, and the Gospel." Nearly 400 attended, enjoying FREE BEER,HOT DOGS, AND DJ MUSIC the Turtle Creek Chorale ... And, in San Antonio last Saturday at Madam Make reservaHon. earlY at JR's. M1ssChartbtte'. or Montrose Mining Company Arthurs, Les reports to HOT TEA that for $10.QO chartered bus round·flIp to and from SPLASH DAY. $2,000 was raised for AIDS research. COFFEE SHOP 1525 WESTHEIMER HOUSTON 529-2289 25¢ DRAFT BEER 9PM ONDAYf-HAPPY HOUR ALL NIGH NAME DROPPER - Colt Thomas, UESDAY 25¢ DRAFT BEER ALL rwr's current Mr. Texas, was found by EDNES~Y-DANCE LESSONS 8: the CRUISE CAMERA at the Officers Club HURSDA!Y-BEER BUST 9PM-MID zoo last Sunday kissing a real Bengal NEW iFRIDAY &ISATURDA Y-COUNTRY P tiger ... It's all in preparation for the blessing of the pets-coming soon; photo by rwrs Greg Havican ... Next FOR YOU Tuesday night, gay activist Lee Harrington will be one of the celebrity auctioneers on Houston's channel 8, KUHT public television-all gays are RED BEANS asked to donate from 9pm till midnight AND so our gay money can be bloc counted ... And, in Dallas, the handsome man RICE on stage at the always busy Saint is George Boyles (see below), the personable emcee ... Photo by TWT'S Michael Galatis. SHRIMP GUMBO ENJOY A BOTTLE OF BEER WITH HTHEBEST FOOD IN MONTROSE USA" STAR TOURS - Texas, the nerve center of U.S.A. dragdom, is exporting -tfrOM)~, several of its stars. Alice Phallus and Jahonau Reis have just returned from a week-long Las Vegas engagement at the Silver Slipper where Alice played the 1<01t,~, "slots" next to Liberace who didn't get as many stares as Miss Phallus. Meanwhile, hopping aboard the Orient 05 RED RIVER Express to Tokyo for a two-week .~5~ engagement beginning May 1 at Corey's PAGE 51 PAGE 50 TLUT APRIL 22 - 28, 1983 TLUT APRIL 22 - 28, 1983 are Naomi Sims, Tasha Kohl, Tatum day early, April 30. Meanwhile, Starr and possibly Agatha Christi, if Houston's official Mr. Splash Day UPSTAIRS AT Brandi West and Alice Phallus can't go! contest of beefcake, muscles and tans 6620 112 So. MAIN HOUSTON,TEXAS hits the Copa stage next Thursday night. ODESSA FILE - At the recent Miss 528-8730 souTH Gay Sweetheart Pageant at the Capri So, get in the sun immediately. You Club in Odessa, Fontaine Blue (I) won can't run around on Splash Day in front the best gown trophy and tied with of your sisters looking lily white! Shawna Day for the title. Also shown in NAME DROPPER - Gary Wooten J E '" r~r '" lj S the CRUISE CAMERA photo below is has resigned as president of the Tarrant (:~~OSS~~OAI)S Odessa's Entertainer of the Year (r) the County Gay Alliance "due to health," ultra Hot Chocolate, who performed as and vice prez, Frank Gordy, has been FORT WORTH HAS IT a special guest. appointed to lead TCGA into gay pride week which begins in Fort Worth on June 12 and concludes on Sunday, June COME ALONG INN 19 with participation in the Dallas gay pride parade ... In Houston, Randolph 25¢ DRAFT BEER I Parks of the Montrose Mine and John WEDNESDAYS & SUNDAYS Pegram of the Midnite Sun will give up their managerialships on Saturday, April COMING 30, to become Midnite Sun bartenders; LlaUOR BY THE DRINK! but only for one day ... And, the CRUISE CAMERA of 1WT'S Scott Taylor has just returned from the Round-Up in S. JENNINoGS @ PENNSYLVANIA Austin with a photo of the hill country FT. WORTH 332·0720 TEXAS TElETYPE - Everyone within 100 miles of Dallas will be at ESP's heirarchy-Jim Poston (I), the new devastating Rites of Spring party next assistant manager, with Lee Howell (r), Thursday night at The Saint to scoop up the new manager. Yes, deep in the 651 CLUB $2200 in prizes and listen to hunky Paul heart of Texas in Austin, Texas still Parker sing and bump and grind ... means cowbovs! SUNDAY - STEAK·OUT Delmas Howe, photographer for 5 PM Honcho and Mandate, will appear at a ON OUR NEW Panhandle photo party next Tuesday COVERED PATIO night, April 26 at Take Five in Amarillo WITH ... And Rev. Jim Norwood of Fort FREE BEER Worth's Agape MCC has announced that the first services at their new location on Loop 820 (site of an 01' 651 S. JENNINGS Church of Christ) will be Sunday morning, May 1. FT. WORTH 332·0745 SPLASH DAY - As tradition dictates, the first Sunday in May is always Splash COMING EVENTS - Little Feather LUMBER COMPANY Day -the start of the summer Productions will hold a benefit for the fun 'n' sun season. This Dallas Gay Pride Association in May ... MALE REVUE EVERY year is no exception as all three of Auditions are next Tuesday night from WEDNESDAY & FRIDAY Texas' gay resort areas are cranking up. 7·lOpm at Numbers for the RJ Stewart Beach in Galveston will be Production of the Best of Broadway THE LYNN invaded on May 1 by busloads, courtesy featuring highlights from Chorusline, Kats CHRISTOPHER SHOW JR's, Miss Charlotte's and the Montrose and West Side Story, to be staged on SATURDAY 10PM Mine as organized by Gary Smith. May 23 ... Coming to the Copa: Mr. Hippy Hollow on Lake Travis near Gay SW of America on May 12 ... He Austin-famous for legalized nude HAPPY HOUR 3 FOR 1 DAILY and She Productions present Miss Gay bathing-will overflow as the barges Houston on June 7 and 10 ... And, from the Boathouse and Dirty Sally's Norma Kristi's new Mr. Gay America 700 S. JENNINGS 332·0192 drop anchor. And, in Corpus Christi, the debuts June 16 and 17 with $4,000 first Hidden Door's beach party scores one prize cash money. Get set. w.t PAGE S2 TWT APRIL 22 • 28. 1983 TWT APRIL 22 • 28. 1983 PAGE 53 \WI _---SPORTS - by Cheryl Chamberlain Montrose City Councilmember George Greanias tosses out the ceremonial first pitch to open the 1983 MSA Men's sott- ball season. MSA SOFTBAll TWTSPORTSphoto by Greg Havlcan HOUSTON - Montrose Sports Associa- tion's Men's Softball League got off to a good start Saturday, April 16, as league play began at Levy Field. Here are the scores released to TWT SPORTS by Ferrell Bivins. Dirty Sallys's trounced Charlotte's 8-0, Brazos River Bottom defeated the Mine 8-6, Galleon over Voice 8-7, Jim's Gym over Briar Patch 8-6, and the Barn swamped Catch- One, 21-2. In Sunday's play, the scores continued to climb, Bivins reported. The Voice edged by Briar Patch 5-2, Galleon stormed eaten-one 17-1, Dirty Sally's blasted BRB 16-1, and Charlotte's over the Barn 10-9. Dirty Sally's, last year's MSA champs, take on Miss cner- An MSA player scales the Levy Field fence to try and stop lotte's on the opening weekend of MSA softball. another home run, but it's to no avail. TWT APRIL 22 • 28. 1983 PAGE 55 Division A standings: 1) Up Your Alley; 2) 1983 ROCKY MOUNTAIN REGIONAL RQ.DEQ 1 Natalie Deadwoods; 3) Lone Star Boys. Texas Delegation Information June 3, 4 and 5 Division B: 1) Pine Valley Misfits; 2) Bron- GENERAL INFORMATION: co Boys; 3) 8 Balls and a Split. Please complete the reservation form and return to Terry Clark-THE BARN. 710 Pacific, Houston, Texas 77(X1J. Be sure to enclose your $50.00 deposit. Division C: 1) Le Menage ARe; 2) Fast DEPOSITS: Lanes; 3) Midnite Bailers. A $50.00 deposit is required at the time of booking. No reservation wilt be accepted without this deposit There will be High game: Mark Hammack-220; Mark no cencenatton charge up to 30 days prior 10 3 June. Within 30 days a $25.00 cancellation will be enforced. Rogers-220; Robby RObertson-228. PRICE CHANGES: All rates are subject to revision. If there is any change in taritts andlor cost prior to schedule departure date, The 8arn High series: Ross Howell-585; John Pear- will endeavor to give prior notice of such Changes whenever possible. It is the responstbiutv of the client to pay any son-550; AI Aaron-556. Increase in the cost of any part of thelr package tour. CLOSING DATE: Ail bookings and monies must be In our office not later than 3 May 1983. Teammate rounding third base headed for home plate and MSA RACQU ETBALL CONDITIONS AND RESPONSIBILITY: The Barn, Travel Advisors lnc. and the Colorado Gay Rodeb Association act only as agents In provtding means of another notch up on the MSA scoreboard. HOUSTON - Don Rodriguez has lntorrn- TWT SPORTS photos by Greg Havican transportation or other services, and all tickets are Issued and all other services are offered or provided, and the issuance ed TWT SPORTS that the Montrose Sports and acceptance of condition that The Barn, Travel Advisors rnc., and the Colorado Gay Rodeo Association shall not be or become liable or responsible In any way In connection with such means of transportation Of-other services. Association (MSA) Racquetball League will HOTELS: OAK LAWN SOFTBALL have its first tournament in May. A firm date The host hotel of the rodeo will be the Ramada Inn at 1150 East Colfax Ave. Prices shown are per person per night. There will be an open cash bar located In the pool area which will be open during all legal hours. A "Welcome" cocktail DALLAS - The first season of the Oak is to be announced later. party at the hotel will be from 6PM HI 9PM on Friday evening. On Saturday from 6PM Iii 9PM there will be a Square Lawn Softball Association will begin on Sun- There are still openings for interested Dance and Clogging exhibition. On your arrival please do not go to the main registration desk. Thefe will be a special day,April 24 at Greiggs Field, located at Cen- players. Anyone wishing to join the new desk set up for rodeo guests. tral Expressway and Woodall Rogers Free· league, contact Rodriguez at (713)487-6494. TEXAS COCKTAIL PARTY: BJ's is having a cocktail party Friday, June 3 from 4PM t116PM. All Texans invited. way. RODEO TICKET PACKAGE: Opening day ceremonies will begin at The Rodeo grounds are located at 20001 E. Sixth Ave. There will be bus service from Charlies' and BJ'$ leaving at WOME N'S SOFTBALL 1,:30AM and returning in the evening at 4:30PM, This service will be for both tne 4th and 5th. Also there will be a 4:30pm, with the first game to begin at network of shuttle vans running between local bars and the host hotel. This shuttle is provided by the local Gay Tavern 5:00pm, Jesse Vallejo reported to TWT HOUSTON - After the second Sunday of Guild and Tropical Car Rental, being the official car rental company for the rodeo, SPORTS. league play, Martha Richie, president of the Tokens for the shuttle and times of operation will be given out at your registration. There wilt be.no addJtional Charge for Women's Softball League (WSL), explained either the buses to the rodeo grounds or the shuttle. We do ask that you sign up for this service at the time of The Oak Lawn Symphonic Band and Flag registration. AlSO,there are 'r-sb'rts. please make sure to stale your size (shirt) on the reservation form. On Sunday Corps will be present to provide entertain- to TWT SPORTS that the standings are a result evening, there will be a BSa and awards banquet at cnarues'starting at 7PM. Last but not feast, tickets for both ment. Scheduled to attend are represen- of each team playing two games per week •• ~urday and Sunday'S rodeo, tatives from the Dallas Gay Alliance and during the season. Here are the standings Dallas city government. as of April 17. Mail to: Terry Clark-THE BARN RESERVATION FORM TEXAS DELEGATION River Rats (wins-4, losses-O); Sports Leaving Friday AM June 3 Vallejo also informed TWT SPORTS that all 710 Pacific Coverage Unlimited (4-0); Twins (3-1); Voice Houston, Texas 77006 Returning Monday PM June 6 future games will be played at the same loca- tion on Sundays between 5:00 and 10:00pm, (3-1); Briar Patch (2-2); Kindred Spirits (2-2); Name: (prinl) through the middle of July. The entire corn- Double R (2-2); MCCR (1-3); T·Shirts Plus Address: munity is encouraged to come out and cheer (1-3); Marion & Lynn's (0-4); and Special for their favorite team. Blend (0-4). Phone: _ "WSL play is held at Fonde Field each MSA BOWLING Sunday from 10:00am to 8:00pm," Richie NOTE;-CashOr CheckTor aiithings. Only a:;;Tare can be put on credit card. i stated. HOUSTON - The Montrose Sports Asso- HOTEL: Ramada Inn $36.04 single $18.02 double $12.02 triple $9.01 quad. Prices per person per night Single Double Triple Quad _ ciation Monday night bowling league is WSL THAN KSSPONSORS Arrival Date Departure Dale' _ another "summer sensation," reported Sam Price per night x number of nights, _ Immordino. One more team is needed to HOUSTON - Martha Richie, president of TOTAL complete the roster. Please contact Steve Women's Softball League (WSL), explained AIRLINES: Fares Subject to Change McConaughy at (713)449·9036or Immordino to TWT SPORTS that the WSL board, and all HoustoniDenver roundtrip on American at 528·4576. Just a reminder--there will be the women who participate, would like to San Antonio/Denver roundtrip on American a captain's meeting Monday, April 25 at thank both the men and women who spon- DallasiDenver roundtrip on American 7:30pm at Stadium Lanes. sor a team. Credit Card _ "Without your support, especially flnan- Account Number _ Top three games: Richard Duachy-246; Exp. Dale _ Robert Preston-232; Charlie Dierkes-226. cial, many women in our community would not be able to participate in our league," TOTAL Top three series: McConaughy-646; RODEO TICKETS: 'I-srurts s'"- med_ 19- xlg_ DauchY-622; Dierkes-593. Richie noted. Shuttle yes no_ Bus Service yes_ no _ "We would like to invite the men and Rodeo tickets 23.00 per ticket women of our community to come out to Number of tickets x $23.00 OAK LAWN BOWLING Fonde Field on Sundays," Richie continued. TOTAL DALLAS - Here are the OLBA bowling "The first game begins at 10:00am with the TRANSFERS: Roundtrip to and from Denver Airport and Hotel results as of Monday, April 19. In regular last game at 9:00pm. The public is invited to $4.50 per person a day of enjoyable softball," the president Number of people __ x $4.50 play, Up Your Alley moved to first place in TOTAL Division A. concluded. ,\II? SIGNATURE: _ TWT APRIL22 . 28. 1983 PAGE 57 on our cover DAVID CARR Mr. San Antonio at Fiesta '83 Age 20; Aquarius; student at UTSA, majoring in Marketing; Hobbies include swimming and dancing. Photos by Jim Hamilton. Shot at the Old Aqueducts built in the 1740s, and at the ruins of the Mlsston Espada. SCEDULE OF FIESTA CLIMAX EVENTS APRIL 22-24, 1983 SAN ANTONIO FRIDAY, APRIL 22 ·12:00 noon FIESTA LACROSSE TOURNAMENT-Dood Field, Fort Sam 9:00am FIESTA SAN ANTONIO TENNIS JR. OPEN-Northside Tennis Houston [rhru Sunday) Center (Thru Sunday) 6:00pm FIESTA'S FLAMBEAU HONOR GUARD FIESTA'S FLAMBEAU ·12:00 noon FIESTA INVITATION ROTC SENIOR OrvlSION RIFLE 7:30pm CHAMPIONSHIPS-St. Mary·s University (Continues thru SUNDAY, APRIL 24 SAN ANTOMO i RUGBY TOURNAMENT-Olmos Basin Sunday) 9:00am e's ~ • 12:00 noon "DAY IN OLD MEXICO"-San Antonio Charro Ranch- CHAR, 12:15pm BATTLE OF FLOWERS PARADE VANGUARD , READA at 3:00pm 1:30pm 87th ANNUAL BATn..E OF FLOWERS PARADE • 12:00 noon ST, LUKE'S FIESTA FJNALE-St. Luke's Catholic Church 7:00pm SQUARE AND ROUND DANCE FESTIVAL-Convention Center BONHAM BALLROOM 7:30pm COSPEL CONCERT 3:00pm POLO FIESTA-Retama Polo Center ST, LUKE'S FIESTA FINALE STREET DANCE-51. Luke's 8:00pm FESTBALL (Festival DanceJ-Beethoven Home 8:00pm I WORLD CLASS JAZZ CONCERT-Theater for Performing Arts Catholic Church 8:00pm SATURDAY, APRIL 23 FIESTA STAGE BAND FESTIVAL-Theater for Performing Arts FIESTA MISSION RUN-Mission County Park SPECIAL ADDED ATTRACTIONS BY THE UNITED STATES ARMY, AIR FORCE, OMEGA BOWLING TOURNAMENT-Wonder Bowl NAVY AND MARINE CORPS AS YET UNSCHEDULED, MULLIGAN STEW COOK-OFF-St. Benedict's Hospital it!iBYTHE Ii. KING WILLIAM FAIR-King William Historic District 411 BONHAM, SAN ANTONIO'TEXAS'TOP SHOWS· 512271-3811 -·--·-·-"llPM SHOW THURSDAY APRIL 28 PLUS MALE DANCERS $3 ADMISSION MARISSA $2 WITH MARLOWE COLLEGE ID 7 5 ¢ WELL DRINKS AND BEER THE NEW THURSDAY TRADITION PAGE 62 TWT APRIL 22 - 28. 1983 ~ g ::,:_&:"- ..1 $- ~ .,:f;-~ ""'" <" "X ()jI?l ":;::~..,?.-,1t&;~;:.:,,, PO~•~ ',p:'::.n- 723IAVENUE B }I;~~~.SAN!~~ANTONIO 5..~ ~ .t." ;····'MPORTED g.# .j~~\BEERS t)1\I.~~p EXECUTIVE HEALTH CLUB WELCOME TO FIEST A '83 OPEN 24 HOURS ~~~i":-:'~S:~~;!:;;:"':.:'"~;~o( J:, 'lJS/c 'S/JIt~~~~!~t" t;~;;ti:':'(:-"" l:~(/"':"'O~~ MEMBERSHIP REQUIRED FOR YOUR SAFETY GUEST MEMBERSHIPS ALSO AVAILABLE SERVING SAN ANTONIO it~~~!ii~FOR 8~~!'YEARS ~, r -ell[ WELCOME FIESTA VISITORS LlO·t 0==~~ TO SAN ANTONIO AND ~....•... ~{. ~ 2: Ug~~ ~ TALK:. •••• '8.0 ~ 0 I~.o~ ; ~E 3530 BROADWAVTO WN 826-9729 OPIN MON-THURS 4PM·2AM < E-t ellf~ HAPPY HOUR 4·8PM WEDNESDAY NIGHT IS VN-""'M N-'GNT , 2:~n HAPPY HOUR PRICESA~~N-'GNTTO THOSE IN 'V~~VN-"DIM I--~ 3 ~=1!".. ___. ~tw~ ~...~. ~ Po. 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TWT places ad in proper category. Include area code in telephone number. TWT not re- sponsible for errors after first insertion. Acceptability of ad content subject to the discretion of TWT. All ads must be paid for in advance. All Texas checks must include Texas Driver'S License number. Out·of-state ads must be paid by money order or cashier's check; not a personal check. No exceptions. Thank you. Houston. Heights duplex. Large 2 bdrm., 1 bath, Houston. FOR LEASE: Stylish, traditional 2 den, WID, stove, refrig. 610-N. Loop-I-45. (713) bedroom townhomes with easy access to Galleria, 880-1777. Downtown and Medical Center. All new construc- Houston. Memorial townhouse, large 2 bdrm., 3 tion in quiet 4-unit complex. One and a half bath, bath, 2 fireplaces, (713) 880-1777. all·electric kitchen, two-car gara~e, small patio, Houston. Bissonnet condo, 2 bdrm., 1 bath, stove, fireplace in downstairs living/dining room. Great refrig. (713) 880-1777. place for couple or roommates. Call Jim Cagle or, Jim Chappell at (713) 527-0686, 9am-4pm; 880-5392 Houston. Upper duplex, RichmondlWoodhead. or 868-2088, 4pm-9pm. Must see to appreciate. Large 2 bedroom, 1 bath, hardwood floors, new ap- Monthly rental priced $200 per month below current pliances, covered parking. No pets. $375 + elect. rental market at $650-$750 per month. Deposit re- + gas, $200 deposit. (713) 529-1233 or 529-7038. quir~d. Houston. For rent. 2 bedroom Eastwood duplex Houston. Private room, $70/wk. 1218 W. Gray. (713) near Downtown. Approx. 1200 sq. ft., 9ft. ceilings, 522-2203. formal living & dining rooms, breakfast room off kit- chen. 1 car garage, $450 (713) 926-3975. Houston. Furnished efficiency, 410 sq. ft., gas & +. water paid, $275. 714 Woodrow, (713) 526-9168. Galveston. Quaint cottage for rent, 1V> blocks from the seawall, sleeps 6, $65 a day, weekends, Houston. For lease: Large, sunny condo. Trees. 2 holidays or weeks. Call after 6pm. (713) 957-3964. bedroom/2 bath. Many extras-washer-dryer, skylight, balcony, fireplace. Westchase, Houston. Montrose. Large efficiency. New carpet, $550/month, plus utilities. Mrs. Schuler, (713) bus line, month's free rent. 1419 Hyde Park, (713) 556-0865. 522-4329 531-8833. Houston. Montrose. Large 1 bdrm. condo, Marshall Houston. Condo for lease. VosslSan Felipe. 2-2, St. All appliances including portable WID. Mini· $650/month. Utilities paid. Pool. (713) 978-7222. blinds, ceiling fans, cable TV, swimming pool. $425 Houston. Greenway-Galleria area, 2-2-2, fireplace, elec., $200 deposit. (713) 880-3287 after + formal living, dining, den, atrium, fully equipped 6pm/weekends. island kitchen, washerldryer, refinished hardwood, Houston. Heights one bedroom apartment, lots of carpeted bedroom, large private home in personality in small unique, beautifully landscaped prestigious neighborhood, $850. (713) 664-0996, courtyard building. Mirrored wall, track lighting, Richard Hilton, Broker. ceiling fan, carpet, AlC, fenced patio, covered park- Houston. Montrose: 2-1. Driscoll Street Cafe area. ing, close to bus, $275/month. (713) 864-0225. Separate dining, hardwood floors, central air, dish- Houston. Medical Center bargain, architecturally washer, mini-blinds, courtyard. $575 + bills & unique one bedroom from $270. Small quiet corn- deposit. (713) 526-0543, 520-8012. plex, great central location. Jeremy, (713) 777-7812, Houston. For rent: Large Cape Cod-style house; 528-8826. two bedroom, large kitchen, dining room, den, fire- Houston. Montrose-large two room apt., AlC, place and fenced yard. $500 per month with lease patio. Availabl('l May 1st. $350. (713) 523-5463. and $250 deposit. Available May 1st. Call (713) 721-4439. Houston. Attractive 1 bedroom apts. CIAlH, pool, washateria, free cable, $340 & up. Adults only, Houston. Montrose: Michigan at Windsor, trn- roommates okay. 1341 Castle Court, The Place maculate two bedroom apartment, small complex. Apts. (713) 529-5079. Ceiling fans, air, $425, (713) 523-8286. Houston. Memorial at 610. Large 1-1 condo. 24-hour Houston. LEASE/PURCHASE. 2 bedroom, 2 bath in security, carpet, pool, cable, all appliances, WID, Galleria town homes. $800 per month lease with utilities included. $585. (713) 688-8406, (214) $400 per month applying toward the down payment. 526-2775. Won't last! KITIRELL REALTY, (713) 529-5981. Houston. Heights. Norhill, 2-1-1, fenced, central Houston. Heights: 2807 Beauchamp, immaculate AlH, hardwoods, rnini-bllnds, $525 + dep. (713) efficiency apartment, pool, sauna, $235. (713) 861-2350. 523-8286, 880-4800. TWT APRil 22 • 28. 1983 PAGE 77 Houston. Roommate to share 2 bedroom apt. on Houston. Invigorating rubdown by professional. For STEAM- EUROT :Ii.::>i! AN -POOl - JACUZZI - STEAM - GYM-SlING_ Heights Blvd. $200/mo., no bills. (713) 869-0287, tension and release. Affordable. (713) 266-3649. Dale. Dallas. ~ 0 Houston. Masculine, financially stable, GIWIM The best is available again! wanted to share 2-1 duplex near River Oaks Shopp- Personal massage to change ing Center on or after April 17th. Many extras in- your whole perspective. cluding: private entrance; skylights; track-lighting; Call (214) 521-8215_ We travel. cathedral ceilings; 2 decks; washer/dryer. Your Dallas. A living environment, (214) 941-8674. share $345/month + % utilities & deposit. Call Mike at (713) 522-4819. Houston. Record research buy & sell old & used records, LPs, 45s, & 78s. We accept want list. Dallas. Lesbian needs to share your home real Catalog $3.00. Write or call Record Research, 2601 soon. (214) 871-7690. So. Braeswood %901, Houston, Texas 77025. MR. KEEPER Phone no. (713) 661-5314, ask for C.H. Houston. Roommate wanted. 2 bedroom Montrose apt., $175/mo. + $175 dep. Call Tony, (713) Houston. Men's hairstyling, reg. $18.00, NOW 862-4999. $13.00. Hair Plus, (713) 526-4247. For new clients! Dallas. Need GIWIM, 30-40, to share 3, 2% spacious Houston. Lawn care. (713) 864-1221. z home on % acre with all amenities. $350 + % Houston. Muscle. Models/Escorts. You have to see ~ ~ !o utilities and deposit. Non-smoker, serious only. it to bel ieve it. (713) 864-1166. n (214) 357-5717. " Houston. C.H. CONTRACTING. Remodeling and YOUNGBLOOD Houston. Roommate. Montrose, large 2-1 with t'! improvements. Full carpentry from framing to trim. covered patio in quiet residential area. Your share Room additions, bathrooms, kitchens, custom ~ PRICE MEMBERSHIP SALE li $295 includes bills. Call (713) 522-1474 after 5pm. BOX OFFICE OPEN: cabinets, saunas, decks, greenhouses, French ::J REG $15 NOW $7.50 ~ Houston. Share super apartment, $250. (713) doors, skylights, roofing, sheetrock, painting-no MON- THURS 11AM-1AM 526-1000. job too small. Excellent workmanship-experi- APRIL 22-30 - enced-references. Your complete contracting ser- ~ Ft. Worth. ROUND-UP (NEW OR RENEWALS) vice. Call (713) 529-3669. FRI-SAT 11AM-3AM 1 ROOMMATE LOCATORS SUN 1PM-12AM (817)834-8972. Houston/Beaumont. ; J&J PAINTING Houston. A-1 ROOMMATES 3201 LOUISIANA • HOUSTON Interior & exterior 3100 FANNIN AT ELGIN ~ The largest roommate service in Houston Free estimates (713) 527·0782 2620 Fountainview Jack and John (409) 286-5241. HOUSTON (713) 522-2379 ~ Suite 115-0 (713) 266-3289 Houston. Year round maintenance-fertilizing Dallas. ROOMMATES OF AMERICA seeding-insect control Dallas' oldest and largest agency WORTHY LAWN CARE David Worthy 421 Emerson #7 Enhance your lifestyle ... move up! (713) 529-0027 Houston, Texas 77006 Arlington, (817) 261-6395 Dallas, (214) 456-7227 Houston. BILL'S Houston. Plumbing Service all commercial & residential A Roommate Service ... "Just for you." plumbing repairs, complete sewer service GRAND CENTRAL PIPELINE free estimates Houston's Hottest Connection Call Bill or Burd, (713) 520-1590 S'I'llltItJII 1115 Barkdull, Houston, TX (713)523-3223 Dallas/Ft. Worth. MOVING?? Houston. Roommate to share 3 bedroom, 2 bath Newall gay company home in South Houston. (713) 941-8763, 483-2025, (214) 742-5818 Jim. II()()I{S'I'()III~ Houston. D & V PLUMBING CO. Residential & com- Austin. ROOMMATE NETWORK mercial repairs and remodeling. Sewer and drain Confidential gay roommate service. "Your privacy service. Gas, water and sewer lines repaired or respected." Call (512) 473-2800. replaced. Water heaters repaired or installed. Licensed & insured. All work guaranteed. (713) YOUR COMPLETE BOOKSTORE Houston. 699-8239. I GRAPHIC VISIONS DESIGN GROUP Houston. Relax and enjoy the BodyWorks MOVIES • MAGAZINES Complete graphic services massage. Evenings and weekends. Call Bill, (713) Complete product research, development 526-2470. Gift certificates available. Media buying & marketing 17 BOOTH ARCADE H04stOn. Professional Swedish massage. For ap- Video-tape production pOintment call Oscar, (713) 781-3251. Non-sexual. Full scale displays POPPER SPECIAL Custom air brush, silkscreen Dallas. RENT-A-ROD. Dependable used rent cars Interior design catering to the Oak Lawn area. As low as $12/day or (713) 522-4092 $67/week. 250 miles. Free delivery in Oak Lawn. Let us reserve one for you! (214) 742-3160. $2.99 Metroplex. JIM RICHARDSON & ASSOCIATES, INC. Full service REAL ESTATE Firm-investment Houston. Tension release! Powerful massage in- EVERY THURSDAY-SATURDAY property, residential, management, leasing and cluding facial & steam cabinet. "Thom," (713) condominium association management. (214) 523-6577. THE BEST IN N.W. HOUSTON 521-3000. Dallas. Experienced mechanic will perform 4629 W. 34th • HOUSTON • 683- i886 Dallas. TYPING on WORD PROCESSOR. Profes- maintenance and repairs on your car or truck even- sional, reasonable rates. For information call Bob ings and weekends. Reasonable rates, references, Morrison at (214) 522-6900. S.L Lee, (214) 526-3315. PAGE 82 TWT APAIL 22 - 28. 1983 TWT APRIL 22 - 28. 1983 PAGE 83 FOR THE LARGEST SELECTION IN MEN'S SWIMWEAR \\W1 __CALENDAR MEMORIAL PARK FRIDAY - APRIL 22 MOTEL (DA) MCCD: Prayer Service, 7:15p (HO) BWMT: Rap group, 8p 50 WAUGH DRIVE, HOUSTON (HO) FUC: Lambda Alanon mtg, evening (5 minutes from Westhelmer clubs ond other bors) (HO) MCCR: Congregation Aytz Chayirn mtg., 8p SATURDAY - APRIL 23 Competitive rotes (AU) Private Cellar: VD screening, 10p-1a (DA) MCCD: Prayer service, 7:15p • .$19 per day • (HO) BWMT: Picnic at Memorial Park 00 (HO) Catholic St. Cntr: Dignity mtg, 7p • weekly rates: 100 and up • (HO) Chapel of the Woodlands: Services, 7:3Op MENTION \\II.f FOR BEST ROOMS SUNDAY - APRIL 24 (AB) EMCC: Services, 11a AND SUITES PLUS DISCOUNTS (AU) Dirty Sally's: VD screening, 9p-12a (AU) MCCA: Services, 2p (DA) Cole Park Cts: Oak Lawn Tennis, noon COLO~ TV • PHONES • GAY MOVIES (DA) FUC: Meeting, 2p (DA) MCCD: Services, 11a & 7:15p (DA) UCC: Services, 11a; 7:3Op INDIVIDUAL AIR CONDITIONING .(FW) Agape MCC: Services, 11a (GA) MCCG: Services, 11a (HO) Bering UMC: Services, 10:50a Now catering to our community and (HO) Ch. of Christ Services, 12:30p the State of Texas (HO) Ch. of Good Shepherd: Services, 1p A part of ... not aport from (HO) CCF: Services, 10:45a, 7:15p (HO) Comm. Gospel Ctr.: Meeting, 2:3Op for reservations and information call (HO) FUC: Services, 11:15a (HO) Kindred Spirits: GPW meeting, 2:3Op (713) 861·1311 (HO) MacGregor Park: Mont. Tennis Club, 10:3Oa (HO) MCCR: Services, 10:45a & 7:15p (HO) Mont. Ch. of Christ: Services, 12:3Op (HO) New Freedom Ch.: Services, 10a (SA) Dignity: Mass, 5p (SA) MCCSA: Services, 11a, 7p MONDAY -' APRIL 25 (AU) Lambda: Men's Rap Group, 8p 3012 MILAM (DA) Bronco Bowl: OlBA Bowling (HO) Autry House: Integrity Chapter Eucharist, HOUSTON 7:3Op (HO) Bering Ch.: Montrose singers tryouts, 7p 528-6988 (HO) CCF: Bible study, 7:15p (HO) MCCR: Alanon mtg, 8p (ONE BLOCK (HO) Mont. Coun. Ctr.: AIDS support group, 6:3Op FROM ELGIN) (HO) Stadium Lanes: MSA Bowling TUESDAY - APRIL 26 SECURITY (DA) MCC: Oak lawn Band rehearsal, 7p PARKING (HO) Bering Ch.: Mont. Sym. Band rehearsal, 7:3Op (HO) Comm. Gospel Ctr.: Meeting, 7:3Op (HO) Gay/Les. Eng. & Sci.: Meeting, 7:3Op "A FUN (HO) Lutheran's Concemed: Meeting EXPERIENCE" (HO) MSA Volleyball: @ Gregory·Lincoln Sch., 7:3Op WEDNESDAY - APRIL 27 (AB) EMCC: Bible Study, 8p ENJOY OUR PIANISTS (AU) MCC: Services, 7:3Op (DA) MCC: Services, 7:15p JIM CATER FRI-SUN (FW) Agape MCC: Services, 7:3Op AND DALLAS UNION HOUSTON (FW) Tender Trap: Blood pressure test, 8:3Op (GA) MCC: Gay singles rap, 7:3Op JIM GRIFFIN MON-THU ~ACK (HO) BRB: VD screening, 7-10p (HO) CCF: Services, 7:15p SPORTSWEAR/HAIRCUTTING _ (HO) MSA Billiards: Tournament "HOUSTON'S ONLY (HO) MCCR: Services, 7:3Op; Alanon mtg, 8p ----- (214) 528·9600 (713) (HO) New Freedom Ch.: PrayerlShare time, 4:3Op PIANO BAR" 3918 Cedar Springs 1212 Westheimer THURSDAY - APRIL 28 (AU) Lambda: Women's Rap Group, 7:3Op MANAGERS Dallas,Tx Houston, Tx (DA) MCCD: Orchestra rehearsal, 7:15p (HO) Ch. of Good Shepherd: Bible study, 7:3Op ROXIE STARR & DICK READ (HO) Copa: Mr. Splash Day, 10p (HO) Stadium Lanes: MSA bowling '-\11-' PAGE 89 TWT APRIL 22 - 28. 1983 LOWELL LEBERJVlANN ____ THE GUIDE~ [?@~ D01J&V@~ ABILENE CHURCH (Area Code: 915) Trinity ..... Rte. BlP.O.Box 510177630 ..... 835-687!l/883al55 Exodus MCC .... 1074% S. 2nd/P.O. Box 2473 .... 862-6266 BEAUMONT CLUBS (Area Code: 409) ABILENE CLUB (Area Code: 915) Copa 304 Orleans 832-4206 Walnut S1.Pub 4th & Walnut. 677-2522 BEAUMONT COUNSELING (Area Code: 409) ABILENE ORGANIZATION (Area Code: 915) Institute of Mental Devel..... 2182 Eastex Fwy ..... 899-2390 Janashop 1074% S.2nd 673-5462 COLLEGE STATION ORGANIZATIONs/HELPLINES AMARILLO CLUB (Area Code: 806) (Area Code: 409) Maggie's Disco 1005 N. Fillmore 372-5081 Alternative P.O.Box 8109177844 846-8022 Papillion 401Taylor 374-1342 Gay Student Services 846-8022 Take Five 323 West 10th 372·9240 COLLEGE STATION CLUB (Area Code: 409) AMARILLO ORGANIZATIONS (Area Code: 806) Astraptes 805-C Welborn Rd. . 696-1100 AA (24-hours) 373-6025 CORPUS CHRISTI CHURCH (Area Code: 512) Crisis Intervention 3764251 Unitarian Church 3125 Home Rd . Gay Community Services P.O.Box 2324179105 . CORPUS CHRISTI CLUBS (Area Code: 512) ARLINGTON CLUB (Area Code: 817) Hidden Door. 1003 Morgan Ave 862-0183 Tarrant County Mining Co 735 N. Collins 2656448 Jolly Jack II 413 Peoples. . . 861·9049 ARLINGTON BUSINESS (Area Code: 817) Spanish Galleon 517 N. Chaparral 882-0510 Roommates of America...... 261-6395 Zodiac 617 S. Staples 883-7753 ARLINGTON ORGANIZATIONs/HELPLlNES (Area Code: 817) CORPUS CHRISTI ORGANIZATIONs/HELPLINES Tarrant County Gay Alliance 926-3521 (Area Code: 512) UTA Comm. Serv. Cntr. (psychiatric help) 273-2165 Alpha Plasma Center 3105 Ayers St 883-2640 AUSTIN ADULT BOOKSTORES (Area Code: 512) Gay Alcoholics Anon 3125 Home Rd.... 882-0700937·1361 Fortress 505 E.6th 472·1452 DALLAS ATTORNEYS (Area Code: 214) Mr. Peepers 213 E. 6th 478{)243 Day, Kim K 1309 Main #1112 742·2281 Stallion Bookstore 706 E. 6th 473{)Q69 Koss, Gregory 4503 Lemmon 559-4760 Stud's 1·35& Braker Ln 834-2911 Kowalski, John 3131 Turtle Creek #222 526-9699 Texas No.1 News Stand 1910 Guadalupe 472-0010 Sullivan, Bob 327·5463 Wild Bill's. . . 613 W. 29th 477.()457 Wolff, Rhett D 701 Commerce #401 .745-1617 AUSTIN BATH (Area Code: 512) DALLAS BATH (Area Code: 215) Club Austin 308 W. 16th 476-7986 Club Dallas 2616 Swiss 821·1990 AUSTIN BUSINESSES/SERVICES (Area Code: 512) DALLAS BUSINESSES/SERVICES (Area Code: 214) Capitol ofTexas Travel Agency .. 1501 W. 5th #102 .. 478-2467 A Better Car Rental 3704 Maple 52f3.8496 ...... In Texas HlOO·252.J231 American Electronics (allergists) 526-4112/521-3623 Connections Box 101-812W. N. Loop 474-1660 Araya, Robert (photography) 521-6264 Eagle Leather 705 Red River . Body Works 351-0200 Mr. Video 213 E. 6th 478{)243 B&W Liquors 4044 Cedar Springs 526-5820 Taylor, Scott (photography) 926-0253 ...... 2402 N. Fitzhugh 821-0411 , 'We should keep government Twin Liquors 519 E. 7th ...... •.... 472-6595 Carpet Fresh Systems 3409 Oak Lawn #216 381·5829 Video Barn 708 E. 6th 477.()459 Colonial Terrace Apts 3009 Knight 522-3922 Wax Attack Records 609 E. 7th 473al13 Eagle Leathers 3912 Cedar Springs 526-4620 out of private morality." AUSTIN CHURCHES (Area Code: 512) .4025 Maple Ave 526-4620 MCCA P.O. Box 18961178760 443-3332 ... 4117 Maple Ave 526-4620 AUSTIN CLUBS (Area Code: 512) ESP Travel .3409 Oak Lawn #212 521-8786 BackStreet Basics 611 E. 7th 477-3391 Gaspipe 4012 Maple 526-5982 Boat House 407 Colorado 474-9667 Gene Cloud (contracting) 522·1307 -Lowell Lebermann Chances 900 Red River 472-8273 Hair Revue 2525 Wycliff . .522-6461 Dirty Sally's Apartment ..... 2828 Rio Grande 47a.B782 High Voltage 4008 Cedar Springs 522·5800 Pizazz 404 Colorado 474-7003 HolderbyTravel PrestonwoodTower#316 . Private Cellar 709 E. 6th 477.Q387 ...... 5151 Belt Line 980-4792 Lowell opposes discrimination In The Crossing 611 Red River 476-3611 Jartran Truck Rental 3704 Maple 526-8496 Round Up Saloon 705 Red River 47~ Jim Richardson & Assoc. (real estate) .... 3113 Hood S1. .... AUSTIN ORGANIZATIONs/HELPLlNES (Area Code: 512) ...... 521.JOOO AI·Anon-Lambda 5518 Burnet Rd 451-3071 Kingswood Apartments 2727 Kings Rd. . 526-2690 • Housing Alcoholics Anon.-Lambda ... 5518 Burnet Rd 451-3071 Linda's Surplus Store 4323 Maple 52f3.6601 Austin Lambda '.' 302 W. 15th 47a.B653 Little Feather Productions 522-0158 Austin VD Screening & Clinic 15 Waller. 48O ~ , • I ;,'DENA KAYE SHOW Y'all just shoot us a call and let SPEEDY Jltquda\)~ COME AND GET IT! We'll round it up, print it up and shoot it back before you even know it's gone. 8un~O~ ~ Now that's SPEEDYI _~;',{ SPEEDY ~ .=r PRINTING SERVICE ~ OF TEXAS SPEEDY does more than just speedy printin' singing "Feels Righi," "She's Free" plus other hits Printin' Copyin' Cuttin' Staplin' Typesettin' WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27 9PM·1AM Paste-uppin' Drillin' Paddin' Foldin' Collatin' Bindin' SUNDAY $1.98 BEER BUST 4PM·2AM FREE PICKUP AND DELIVERY SPEEDY 5400 Bellaire Blvd. PRINTING SERVICE ..,c ?F ".:.<: HOUSTON ASK DAVID ABOUT "WAITRESS BLACK" Phone 667·7417 ~ 1612 PARK PLACE FT. WORTH, TEXAS 927-·9861 PAGE 92 PAGE 93 TWT APRIL 22 - 28. 1983 TWT APAIL 22 - 28. 1983 Mangum Road News...... 3837 Mangum 956-2991 Move Masters 420 W. Alabama #16 521-3155 Gatch One. . .4565 Martin Luther King Blvd 641·~1 Strauss, Gerald z., MD .... 12 Oak Tower, #1330 .... 877-8805 Studz News.... 1132W. Alabama. Muscle Beach T·Shirt Co 1340 Westheimer .. .523-4390 Chicken Coop 535 Westheimer 526-2240 HOUSTON FITNESS CENTERS (Area Code: 713) Talk of the Town I 8228 Gulf Fwy. 1-458@ HowardiBelfort exit Oh Boy Boots 912 Westheimer 524-7659 Copa 2631 Richmond 528-2259 Fitness Exchange 3307 Richmond 524-9932 Talk of the Town II 4121 I-45N @ Crosstimbers .. Palmer Electric (comm. & res.) ..... 904 Welch 522·7169 Deep ...... 2212 Converse...... 528<3234 Jim's Gym 807 Westheimer 528-5467 Talk of the Town III 3519 Bellaire . Park Liquor Wholesale 3207 Montrose 523.0427 Double R Saloon. . 5731 Kirby 521·1444 HOUSTON ORGANIZATIONSIHELPLINES (Area Code: 713) Westhollow Books 13900 Westheimer 558-5133 pHOTography; Eli Gukich 523.(J315 Dirty Sally's...... 220 Avondale 529-7525 A Capella Chorus (church of Christ) 777·9286 HOUSTON ADULT THEATRES (Area Code: 713) Record Rack 3109 S. Shepherd. . 524-3602 Drum...... 1732 Westheimer. 528-8528 ACLU 1236 W. Gray 524-5925 French Quarter 3201 Louisiana 527.(J782 RMS Automotive 1759 Westheimer 529-5655 EJJ's. . 1213 Richmond 527·9071 American Leathermen ...... •.•..... 528-8528 Talk of the Town 8228 Gulf Fwy .. R&W Reed's Key Shop. 1612 Westheimer .526-2657/526-1922 Exile 1011 Bell 659.Q453 Astro Rainbcw Alliance for the Deaf 520-9451 HOUSTON ATTORNEYS (Area Code: 713) Single Services (I & dlc) 1615 Westheimer ..... 524-9560 Galleon 2303 Richmond 522·7616 BWMT(Black & White Men Togethe~. . . O'Kane, Patricia 3212 Smith #102 526-7911 Sound Warehouse 3800 Farnham. . . . .523-2200 G.B.I. 1419 Richmond 521J. MISSHEARTOFTEXASPAGEANT======, 9PM SUNDAY, MAY 1, 1983 I SPECIAL GUEST TASHAKOHL REIGNING MISS GAY TEXAS MISS FORT WORTH MISS HEART OF TEXAS C)UNDflY flPRIL Q4 ENTRY FEE $20, DUE APRIL 26, 1983 REGULflR S"HOW WITH S"HERI POWERS" FOR ENTRY FOUlS, CONTU'I': THOMAS IWACOI 8171753.9189 flND LES"LlE MICHflELS" OR TASHA KOHL IMFI'ROPLEXI 8171923-6121 JAY-TEES )()()()()()()()()()()()()()()( 500 l 5TH. WACO.TEXAS 18171 753·9189 iiiiiii;iiiiiiiijj;OPEN 8PM EVERY NIGHT'__ ~' PAGE 95 PAGE 94 TWT APAIL 22 - 28. 1983 TWT APAIL 22 - 28. 1983 Gay Switchboard ...... P.O.3624 52S;l211 Neartown Assoc 3317 Montrose #131 522-1000 SAN ANGELO CLUB (Area Code: 915) Drug Abuse MHMR 3721A S. Presa St 533-9156 GreenspointlFM 1960 Friends . . . 821-9681 Operation Documentation... . _.521-1000 Phase III 2226 Sherwood Way. .942-9188 Eleanor Roosevelt Demo. Club P.O. Box 12197 733-8388 He & She Productions. . . . 850-1007/485-5712 Paz y Liberacion . . P.O.600063177260 523-9061 SAN ANTONIO BATHS (Area Code: 512) Family Services Assoc 230 Pereida 226-3391 Homophile Interfaith Alliance. .729 Manor 523<3969 Peer Counseling Center of Houston 772-6424 Club San Antonio 1802 N. Main 735-2467 Forward Found., Inc. (community education) 222-9575 Houston Community Clowns _ 862-8314 Professional & Executive Council 523-2025 Executive Health Club. . 723 Ave. B .. . 22&8807 Friends, Etc.... _... 7115 Blanco Rd. #114-315178216. Rice Gay/Les. Support Group ... P.O. 1892 (Univ.) 524-0724 Gay Services Healthline _.... Box 12706178212 222-1810 Houston Data Professionals ...... 523<3922 SAN ANTONIO BUSINESSES (Area Code: 512) Houston Gay Pride Info (John) 520-5214 TexasBayAreaGays P.O.861,(Clear Lake) 332-3737 Gay Switchboard...... 733-7300 Bexar Florist. . . . 112 Mission...... 271-3643 Houston Health Dept.. . .1115 N. McGregor 222-4201 Texas Gay Conference 106 Avondale 869-7231 Helpline (Drug Abuse Central) ...... 225-4066 First Star News 6724 San Pedro 826-9057 Houston North Professionals P.O.3840 Humblel77338821-7126 Texas Human Rights Found 1519 Maryland 526-9139 Integrity P.O. Box 15006178212 227-1550 Kevin Wagner Unique Cards/Gifts .. 1801 N. Main .. 733-3555 Human Rights League 401 Avondale 523<3969 Unitarian Gay Caucus 5210 Fannin 520-9767 Lambda AA 1312 Wyoming 271-3643 Mendiola-Hamilton Photography ... 1814 McCullough #3 ... Integrity Houston P.O.86008 526-{)555 American Gay Atheists P.O.66711177006 . Las MujeresfWomen's Center ... 802 E. Mistletoe 736-6478 ...... 734-8216 Interact P.O.16041177022 529-7014 Weslayan Fellowship (Meth) 1222 Eastwood 864-8899 Lesbian & Gay People in Medicine. 1015 W. Woodlawnf78201 . Sound of Music 208 E. Houston 222-1821 Kaposi's Sarcoma Comm .... P.O.1155-3317 Montrose ... HOUSTON RESTAURANTS (Area Code: 713) Mission City Chorale 2503 Jackson-Keller #113 ...... 2307 SW Military 923-6995 Lambda Alanon ...... 521-9772 Baja's 402 Lovett 527-9866 .342-4198/737-1947 The Unicorn Cards &Gifts .... 4104 McCullough 824<>204 Lambda Bicycle Club. . . 868-2711/523-9061 Brasserie Too 1322 Westheimer 526-0355 Parents & Friends of Gays _.511 E. Park 222-1810 Video World 1802 N. Main. . 736-9927 Lambda Center For Alcoholics 521-9772 Chapultepec (Mexican) 813 Richmond. .522-2365 Professional Assoc. of San Antonio (PASA) _.. Box 5GG2l78201 Lesbian/Gay People in Medicine .. 104 Westheimer .. 880-9486 Frankie's Hamburgers 926 Westheimer ..... 529-7896 SAN ANTONIO CHURCHES (Area Code: 512) Runaways (Youth Service Project) _...... 299-7660 Lesbian/Gay Resource Serv. UofH .. P.O.300177004.. 749-1253 House of Pies 3112 Kirby...... 528-3816 Church of Christ...... 734-5415 SAGA P.O. Box 12063178212 733-83151349-7996 Lone Star Four P.O.86804177006 . House of Pies 6142Westheimer 782-1290 MCCSA. . 107 S. Pine...... 271-7353 San Antonio Chamber of Commerce (referrals) ..... 227-8181 Lutherans Concerned for Gay People 453-1143 Omar's 808 Lovett. 528-3569 SAN ANTONIO CLUBS (Area Code: 512) San Antonio College (Cath. Stdnt Ctr) ... 312 W. Courtland ...... or 521-0863 Rascal's 2702 Kirby. . . . .524<>272 Bonham Exchange 411 Bonham 271-3811 San Antonio Free Clinic .... 1136 W. Woodlawn .... 733-0383 Montrose Art Alliance . . . . 521-2461 Spanish Flower 3921 N. Main 869-1706 Cahoots 435 McCarty _344-9257 ...... or 732-4661 Montrose Business Guild P.O.86973 #1029 529-8490 Tim's Coffee Shop 1525 Westheimer 529-2289 Club Atlantis 321 Navarro 225-9488 San Antonio Plasma Services .112 Auditorium Cir.. 223-2958 Montrose Chorale 1022Westheimer . . 527-9454 Tropicana Club 2114 Peckham. . 526-0964 Crew...... 300 W. Market 223-0333 The Bridge (youth shelter) .... 806 Wilson Blvd 734-9532 Montrose Clinic 104Westheimer 528-5531 HOUSTON THEATRE (Area Code: 713) Executive Health Club _ 723 Ave. B. . 22&8807 V.D. Testing (Healthline)...... 222-1810 Montrose Country Cloggers...... 432-1676 Greenway III _. Hwy 59 at Bflo. Spdwy 626-3339 Faces 119 EI Mio. . 341-4302 SAN ANTONIO RESTAURANT (Area Code: 512) Montrose Guest Recovery House . .. 759-9339 River Oaks 2009 W. Gray 524-2175 LJ.'s...... 3503WestAve...... _ 341-9359 Circles ' 107 W. Locust 733-5237 Montrose Singers...... 791-9496/749-2832 LONGVIEW CHURCH (Area Code: 214) Madam Arthur's 807 N. SI. Mary's. . 225-9678 TEMPLElKILLEEN CHURCH (Area Code: 512) Montrose Sports Assoc Jim Reagan, Director . Faith Community Church .... 1116S. Mobberly .... 757-7338 Raw Power & Light Co__ 2315 San Pedro 734-3399 MCC. . P.O.1112 471-5931 P.O.22272177227 622-3304 LUBBOCK CLUB (Area Code: 806) San Pedro Mining Co 826 San Pedro 223-0243 TEXAS ORGANIZATIONS Monday Bowling Steve 499-9036 Papillon 1204 Broadway. . .. . 763-7729 Snuffy's Saloon 820 San Pedro 224-7739 Lesbian/Gay Oem. of Texas (Austin) P.O. Box 822(512) 478-8653 Mixed Bowling Richard 644-5479 LUBBOCK ORGANIZATIONS (Area Code: 806) Sunset Boulevard 1430 N. Main 225-6664 Texas Lesbian/Gay Student Organ. Coalition . Pocket Billiards Anne ....• _ 222-0200 Dignity/Lubbock P.O. Box 5460 763-6111 2015 Place 2015 San Pedro .733-3385 Box 275, UT Union BldgJ78712 _ 441-3878 Racquetball John 437-45gg Integrity 839-2809 Talk of the Town 3530 Broadway 826-9729 Texas Gay Task Force (Dallas) (214)827-2957 Softball _ Jerry 523-0413 Lubbock Gay Alliance P.O.Box 64746179464 . SAN ANTONIO ORGANIZATIONS (Area Code: 512) Texas Gay Task Force (Denton-Newsletter & Pubs Office) Volleyball Royce 880-2930 MCC 2802 42nd SUP.O. Box 64574 ...... 792-5354 Alcohol Counseling & Detox MHMR ... 421 6th St 225-4227 P.O.A-K, 76201 (817)367-8216 Women's Softball Martha 728-9371 ODESSA BUSINESS (Area Code: 915) Alpha Plasma Center. . 302 S. Aores 224-1749 Texas Gay Task Force (Houston-State Headquarters) Montrose Symphonic Band 1022 Westheimer 527-9454 P.S.(cards & gifts) 3808 N. Dixie 368-9458 Church Theatre 1150 S. Alamo 224-4085 P.O.66282177006 (713)529-70141522-1659 Montrose Tennis Club Jim 527-9178 ODESSA CLUB (Area Code: 915) Crisis Hotline 227-43571736-1876 WACO CLUB (Area Code: 817) Mustang Club, Inc P.O.66074177006 . The Capri 8401 Andrews Hwy ...... 36667GG Dignity (Gay Catholics) 310 Gardinai78201 .... 735-7191 Jay-Tees 500 N. 5th 753-9189 \\11/ !rfJMemorialPark Motel and Club 50WAUGH DRIVE 869-0521 HOUSTON SPECIAL ~1 ACROSS THE . GUEST PERFORMANCES STREET FROM. . FRIDAY & SATURDAY 9PM SPOTTS PARK SUNDAY IlPM VASQUEZ BROTHERS FROM MEXICO CITY SHOW SUNDAY APRIL 24 SPECIAL GUEST KANDI DELIGHT WITH BUFFET & CHAMPAGNE AFTER THE SHOW REGULAR SHOW SATURDAY-9PM STEAK NIGHT WEDNESDAYS -----l WITH STEAK, POTATOES,-----..1 SALAD AND VEGETABLE $2.00------~1 PAGE 97 PAGE 96 TUJT APRIL 22 - 28. 1983 TWT APRIL 22 - 28, 1983