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CHABLIS LEE LOVE 14 SPECIAL REPORT Looking at the Five Gay Candidates for Houston City Council PRESENTS 21 MEDICAL UPDATE AZT Revisited by Wayne Bockman, M.D. 25 VI EWPOINT Racism in the Lesbian / Gay Community by Michael Crawford 29 MOVIES Jeremy Irons and John Lone in M. Butterf/y Reviewed by Jeff Mackey ONE STEP 35 CURRENT EVENTS 41 LETTERSTO THE EDITOR 49 BACKSTAGE Shadow/ands HasSouthwest Premiere at Dallas' Theatre Three Tomorrow CLOSER 53 TRIVIA 59 STARSCOPE Venus in Libra Heralds a 32-Day Period of Hope, Beauty and Happiness BENEFITING COLT 41S'. 69 SPORTS Houston TennisClub to Hold 13th Annual Houtex Tournament November 12-14 GENERAL CHARITIES 68 TEXAS NEWS SanAntonio Caucus Considers Action Against Officials InResendez Case 73 TEXAS TEA Kristian Kline Wins Mr. Gay Texas / USAin San Antonio R1BEYE STEAKS 82 CLASSIFIED WITH BAKED POTATO 91 OBITUARIES AND SALAD BAR 93 GUIDE

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A SEAT AT THE TABLE A seat at the table. A voice in the debate. A vote when it counts. This year's city elections in Houston provide a unique opportunity for gays and lesbians to achieve all three. Five gay men endorsed by the Houston Gay & Lesbian Political Caucus are running for City Council seats. Along with two gay mayoral candidates, these men represent an unprecedented wave of gay and lesbian activism in Houston politics, and a new opportunity to represent ourselves at last. There has been no better time for us to come together and make adifference with ourvotes. Brian Bradley (Pos. 4), Rob Bridges (Pos. 3), Ray Hill (Pos. 2) and Gary Van Ooteghem (Pos. 1) are running at large. They'll be on every ballot. Gene Harrington is running in District D, which includes the Montrose area and a significant concentration of the gay vote. These are not the first candidates from our community. I was endorsed for City Council last year and ran a strong race in District C. Current candidates Hill and Van Ooteghem have run before for other offices. What is different this year is the impact of sheer numbers. This is an unmistakable statement that "it's our turn." These candidates will be screened by a multitude of groups, questioned at dozens of can- didate forums and interviewed by the media. They will talk about crime and potholes and gar- bage pickup, but they'll also talk about discrimination and domestic partnership ordinances and AIDS funding. Win or lose, they will shake up the status quo and decide the outcome of races. Better yet, their diversity of backgrounds and their divergent positions on city issues like zoning make labeling them single-issue candidates impossible. "Take 5" is the name, and theme, of a fund-raiser planned for the five City Council can- didates. With just a few weeks to campaign, every day and every dollar is precious. With so many of our own running, everyone must contribute. The candidates will be looking to generally the same pool of donors. That means one good way to get money into all the campaigns is one big [oint fund-raiser. Of course, that also has the makings of a great party/rally/community event. "Take 5" is just that-with friends, entertainment, food and drinks. It will be held at the Lovett Inn on Sunday, October 24 from 3-6 p.m. For more information, call (713)523-6109.

BRIAN BRADLEY Brian Bradley is an AIDS activist per- haps best known for the lawsuit he brought on behalf of HIV-positive persons against the health care industry. That suit is currently at the federal 5th Circuit Court of Appeals, just one step short of being heard by the United States Supreme Court. Also in the area of HIV, Bradley is one of only 10 people in the United States writing policy forthe Ryan White Emergency Care Act, a fund that totals $880 million. Serv- ing as a member of the National Advisory Committee on housing for HIV-positive people, he brings a strong voice to the committee for providing adequate accom- modations forthe HIV-positive community. Bradley is a registered nurse by profes-

PAGE 12 TWT OCTOBER 15 - OCTOBER 21 1993 sion. He spends a lot of his time with and sexual orientation in the Federation's JR's Bar & Grill organizations such as the Texas Human official employment nondiscrimination Rights Foundation and the Houston Gay policy. & Lesbian Political Caucus, trying to move "This race is about speaking for ourselves, 1993 TOP TEN COSTUMES & CHARACTERS forward the cause of gay and lesbian and shattering the stereotypes that hold rights. us back as individuals and as a commu- 10. Tammy Faye, Leona and Zsa Zsa "I think we're saying to the gay and lesbian nity.lnstead of complaining about what we (They're ugly and refuse to go away.) community that this is our time, we want can't do, we are expanding the definition to speak for ourselves, we know our Issues of what we can do. We can run, we can win 9. Chelsea Clinton better than anyone else ••• I'd like for HIV· and we cclh serve our city as well as or bet· 8. Ugly Wanda (from the Fox TV show In Living Color) positive people to know that they have a ter than any sitting elected official." 7. David Koresh (or any ofthe Mount Carmel Family Players) voice that is speaking for them and an ear that's willing to listen to them." 6. Beavis and Butthead 5. Gays in the Military 4. Queer Barney 3. Joey Buttafucco and his teenage love thang Amy Fisher 2. The Bumblebee Girl (from the music video "No Rain" by Blind Melons) ... and the Number One Costume/Character 1. Supermodel RuPaul HALLOWEEN

GENE HARRINGTON BLOCK PARTY A longtime fighter for civil rights, pro- ROB BRIDGES gressive and liberal, Gene Harrington is Rob Bridges has done double duty as an most recently known as an AIDS and gay/ activist in both Houston's art community lesbian rights activist. He has served on and the gayllesbian community. the boards of the American Civil Liberties His years of service to the gay commu- Union, the Texas Human Rights Founda- nity include serving as President Pro-Tem tion and the Montrose Clinic, and also AT 800 PACIFIC of the Houston Gay & Lesbian Political served on the Thomas Stteet Clinic Ad- Caucus, as statewide chair of Lesbian/Gay visory Board and the task forces on AIDS Democrats of Texas and as chair of a com- of the Mayor of Houston and the Texas 804 Pacific· 805 Pacific· 808 Pacific· 810 Pacific mittee of the Montrose Activity Center. Legislature. Harrington is also proud to Rob led the call for political empowerment have been a co-founder of the AIDS Equity of the Houston gay and lesbian commu- League. ,feR $"\0,000.00 IN CASH p u..\~S nity during the recent redistricting battles Harrington has been a law professor at ov- , 'FIIZ~ oO~P at City Hall, resulting in this year's tidal Texas Southern University for more than .;;S, rICKETS ANO 1"P wave of openly gay candidates. He has 25 years and has lived within District D for also served as a municipal lobbyist, push- almost 30 years. ST ing for proper tracking and reporting of Always politically active, Gene Harring- TH hate crimes. ton was chosen for the "Issues Commit- Saturday & Sunday, October 30 and 31 In the arts community, Rob is a member tee" of Congressmen Mickey Leland and of the American Federation of Musicians, Craig Washington, and served on the Har- on whose finance committee he served, ris County Jail Medical Advisory Commit- OUTDOOR COSTUME CONTEST and was the successful sponsor of a by- tee.lnterestingly, he also once chaired the law amendment to include gender, illness Houston Archeological & Historical Com- Judging Begins at lO:15pm PAGE 14- TWT OCTOBER 15 - OCTOBER 21 1993 mission and served with the Peace Corps ducer and host of "The Prison Show" on in Nigeria. radio station KPFT since 1980. IIIf on election day, the female black high In 1987, the Supreme Court handed Hill school student with HIV or the young gay a landmark legal victory in his case Hill v. teenager who feels excluded can see a the City of Houston, which established 50-year-old gay man who was diagnosed that citizens could not be arrested merely seven years ago standing proudly, the for speaking to police officers, as long they campaign will be a success. I expect to were not physically hindering the officers win, but our victory has already been in the performance of their duties. achieved." "thave always been out front making a dif· ference for the betterment of the lesbian and gay community. I have fought hard for fairness for all, and to protect old·fash· ioned constitutional values."

RAY HILL Ray Hill, a native Houstonian, has been a pioneer organizer in the lesbian and gay rights movement, the free speech move- I ment and the criminal justice reform move- I ment. In 1968, he helped found the Pro- methean SOCiety, Houston's first gay and GARY VAN OOTEGHEM .'i lesbian organization. He was a co-founder Gary Van Ooteghem has been active in of the Houston Gay & Lesbian Political gay and lesbian politics for the past 20 Caucus (then called the Gay Political years. He is the former Comptroller of Har- Caucus) in 1975, and served as the group's ris County and the Houston Port Author- president in 1989; was aco-founderof the ity, and was fired by the County in 1975 Gay Activist Alliance at the University of when he gave a speech in support of gay Houston; was a co-founder and executive rights. Van Ooteghem was the founding director of the Houston Human Rights president and co-founder of the Gay Po- League in 1976; organized Houston To~n litical Caucus (now called the Gay & Les- Meeting I in 1978; chaired the executive bian Political Caucus), founding president and coordinating committees for the of the Montrose Activity Center, co-chair March on Washington for Lesbian an~ Gay of the Gay Rights National Lobby (now Rights in 1979; and served as president known as the Human Rights Campaign and chairof the board ofthe Montrose Ac- Fund), co-chair of the National Gay Task tivity Center. Force (now the National Gay & Lesbian Hill was also producer and host of Task Force) and chair of the Anita Bryant "Wilde 'n' Stein," the first gay and lesbian March in Houston. radio program in the nation, from 1975-78 "Accountability in government. That's and from 1982-83; and has served as pro- what I'm about. And I mean business."

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TWT OCTOBER 15 - OCTOBER 21 1993 BY WAYNE BOCKMON, M.D. AZT REVISITED

here is fashion in medicine as in all oped as an experimental treatment for T other things. Bitter melon is fashion- leukemia. Its use in treating leukemia was able right now. AZT is not, although it has abandoned because it caused too much been in the past. Some AIDS activists have anemia in the doses of 1500-2000 mg. that pointed their often unfocused anger at were used and because it did not work in Burroughs Wellcome, the maker of AZT, leukemia. It sat on the shelf for a long time as well as the medical community in gen- until AIDS came around. eral for advocating the use of an unpopular It was known that AZT had a greater af- drug. All of this stems from the recent finity for viral reverse transcriptase (the Berlin AIDS Conference, at which Dr. Max- protein that builds DNA) than for that of ime Seligman asserted that his Concorde mammals. Therefore, it was logically tried Nashville's own trial had found no benefit to early use of in HIV disease and the results made head- AZT in asymptomatic persons with HIV. lines. Those first test subjects taking AZT The Concorde study did not assert that had many fewer opportunistic illnesses, AZT was never beneficial or that it was too showed improvement in immune function- toxic. On the contrary, one finding of the ing and decrease of virus in the blood, and Concorde trial was that AZT was quite non- lived longer. toxic even at the high doses used in the In part because of an outcry from AIDS trial. activists, the drug was rushed through the Nevertheless, suddenly AZT was all bad FDA approval process. When AZT became and the ranting began. For the sake of ra- available for general use, those of us who tional decision making on a very important treated patients with HIV witnessed for topic, I would like to review the legitimate the first time a drug that made our pa- Celebrate uses of this drug, its limitations and its tients better. I remember how remarkable risks. it was to watch people gain weight and Before I go any further, let me say that strength. Lab values responded, too. CD4 I do not work for Burroughs Wellcome, I counts rose, sometimes as much as dou- receive no money from them, I own no ble the baseline. Skin tests of immune IGRA Finals stock in the company. We haven't even function became reactive once again. Peo- gotten any doughnuts from their drug rep ple with Kaposi's sarcoma saw a slowing in a long time. I am not an apoloqlst for or even regression of tumor. Perhaps most Burroughs Wellcome. incredible was the effect of AZT on those AZT is a derivative of thymidine, one of with HIV dementia. After a few days of in- Weekend! the building blocks of DNA. Incorporation travenous AZT, people who did not know of azido-thymidine instead of thymidine in- their own names and could not feed them- to a growing strand of DNA can break or selves woke up and became themselves Saturday Oct.23 weaken the strand. The drug was devel- again. That is a phenomenon I have wit- PAGE 21 TWT OCTOBER 15 - OCTOBER 21 1993 500. Their counts have normalized at nessed and will never forget. In spite of the successes of AZT, it soon around 1,000. When we noticed a decline became clear that it had real limitations. after four or more years of AZT use, they switched to ddl and the counts went back At high doses, it caused anemia and neu- up. These drugs are clearly most effective tropenia in a large percentage of patients. Perhaps even worse, the drug had a lot of in early-stage disease. 4.) Switching to other antivirals or adding side effects like headache, nausea and them to AZT prolongs the benefit. We only fatigue. Some people simply could not take it. The toxicity and tolerability im- have three now, but hopefully more and proved when it was learned that 500-600 better drugs are coming. mg. per day was the optimum dose. I think 5.) The drug is safe. Serious toxicity occurs in about 3% of those taking AZT. A slightly AZT has suffered in reputation because of higher percentage can't take it because its side effects, which people confuse with they do not like the way it makes them feel. toxicity. A side effect it something you feel In my practice, that runs about :MP-QqiY... "Calling All Stars," talent without associated harm. For instance, 5-10%. Spin magazine articles notwithstanding, I . night with Latina McIntire tetracycline makes a lot of people nau- can say that out of many hundreds of peo- seated without actually hurting them. ple I have monitored taking AZT, I have Theophylline makes people jittery, but "Total Exposure," strip con- never seen it make someone worse. Preg- (!qf:~9:~I) people with asthma take it so they can can ..... :.:.;.:.:.:. test with Kourtney Wells - $2 nant women taking AZT have normal preg- breathe . nancies and give birth to normal babies. We also saw that the benefits of AZT well, we buy your first drink This would not be the case with a truly were temporary; with time, the disease marched on. We found out that the HIV toxic drug. Burroughs Wellcome has no special "ClubChaos,"withyourhost- virus was capable of mutating and becom- sway over the FDA. If there were any ~~~Q~~9~Y ing resistant to AZT. It also became ap- ess Dakota - $1 vodka wells - legitimate evidence that AZT harmed parent that AZT, ddl and ddC were, as a andlor killed anybody, that drug would 18 & over welcome "", now class of drugs, too weak to ever control come off the market so fast your head prance, I said .. " "/in'fterce ature' this virus alone. This being the case, if one is living with would spin. encouraged When, how or even if to treat HIV is an a disease that has an 80-90% mortality understandably emotionally charged sub- rate and all one has are a few weak anti- ject. A lot of fear and anger sometimes "Drag In A Bag," wefumisb virals, how do you know when or even if :.:.:->:.:.:-:«.;..;y. .;... »:..... gets directed at care givers for being thus to use them? Let's review the facts of the drag youfumish the show far unable to end this nightmare. A more AZT use: reasonable target of this anger might be - Prizes! $2 well drinks 1.) The drug has proven, albeit temporary, the federal government, for failing to re- benefit in people with AIDS and sympto- spond adequately to this crisis. If HIV had matic HIV disease. Several good studies ~JiQ~Y: "Ladies Night Out," full cast struck straight white Americans first, we have shown that. would have seen a research effort that . show - $1 vodka well drinks 2.) In asymptomatic people, there is dis- would make the space program look like agreement as to benefit. The ACTG stud- ies and the European-Australian study practice. The only way to make a decision regard- Saturday;. Dance with DJ David Laird seemed to indicate there was benefit. The ...... - SO¢ beer.. bust, no buy in ing treatment of HIV is by working with a Concorde and the V.A. studies showed no physician with whom you communicate difference between those taking and those and by having all the facts at hand. I am not not taking AZT. These two latter trials have trying to suggest that all persons with HIV gotten a lot of criticism because they al- ::•••~ijqQ4y•••••• should take AZT or any other drug. It is lowed people to switch from nontreatment merely an option. For many people, it is to treatment at will, blurring the differ- better than doing nothing. We know the ences between the groups. 3.) The drug works best and longest at end result of that. earliest stages of the disease. This seems Dr. Bockmon has had a general practice confusing, but think of the analogy of a for over 12 years in Houston, with a strong house with termites. If you only have a emphasiS on the treatment of and re- weak treatment to combat the termites search into HIV infection. Currently, Dr. with, it's better to use it early than to wait Bockmon serves as Medical Director of until the house is about to fall down. I have the Houston Clinical Research Network a number of patients who were probably [HCRN] and is on staff at Baylor College exposed in the early eighties who started of Medicine. ..., taking AZT in 1987 with CD4 counts above PAGE 23 TWT OCTOBER 15 - OCTOBER 21 1993 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 1993 Fighting for Our Rights Means INTERNATIONAL Fighting All Forms GAY RODEO of Oppression BY MICHAEL CRAWFORD

ASSOCIATION t the September 1 meeting of the minority groups to support gay issues? A Houston Gay and Lesbian Political If you think you can manipulate minority Caucus, which was also an election meet- organizations into supporting gay issues FINALS ing to replace outgoing president Chris while you fail to support their issues, you Bacon, I was surprised to find on the are wrong. If you think you can make in- from the agenda the formation of what was called roads with communities of color while ig- a Minority Coalition Committee. When this noring the needs, interests, talents, and ~ agenda item came up, there was no discus- past and future contributions of gays and ~ ~ ~ sion, pro or con. In fact, almost no interest lesbians of color, you are wrong. If you ~ --" was shown in the issue. A Caucus member think you can gain the support of gays of made the proposal and spoke in favor of color without first taking a strong stand ~Q() )J/# it; no one else said a word. The proposal against racism in white gay and nongay c~ passed, of course; no one dissented. After communities, you are wrong. And if you all, it doesn't take much time orenergy to think gays of color will be manipulated into FORT WORTH form a committee, particularly when there working for the white gay agenda against is no call for committee members nor an the interests of our communities of color, 651 S.Jennings announcement of a committee meeting. you are wrong. 817/332-0745 Later, as the two presidental candidates Traditional liberal-conservative racial gave their speeches, each talked about the rhetoric has failed. It prevents white gays need to work with established racial minor- and gays of color from forming a queer ity groups to fight for gay rights: "We can't united front. It prevents lesbians, gay men OCTOBER do it alone; after all, we're only 10% of the and communities of color from uniting to population." During the question-and- fight our common enemies. The people answer session, Caucus members asked, who firebombed the home of a lesbian 22,23,24 what's your plan to get minorities to fight PWA in Tampa Bay, Fla. are the same peo- for us? What can minorities do for us? ple who bombed NAACP offices in Sacra- at the How can we use minorities to advance our mento, Cal, and Tacoma, Wash. the same interests? How can we get minorities to people who desecrated Jewish cemeteries promote the white gay and lesbian agenda? and synagogues, the same people who WILL ROGERS No one asked what white gays could do murdered a doctor who provided abortions for people of color; how white gays can to women in Melbourne, Fla., and the same EQUESTRIAN assist people of color in achieving their ob- people who torched the home of a white jectives; how white gays could help to fight fag and black dyke in Oregon, killing both. the racial bigotry and class inequities that If the queer movement is to become a CENTER have, for many people of color, turned the liberation movement, it must expand its vi- American dream into a nightmare. And, as sion to include the freedom of all queers- THURSDAYS usual, lesbians and gays of color were ig- white, brown, black, yellOW, red, female, nored.ln GLPC, for all practical purposes, male, young, old, homo, bi, transgender. QUARTER DRAFT _ Z ' African, Asian, Latin and Native American We must develop a progressive queer pol- & WELL DRINKS 1,\ fags and dykes don't exist. The Caucus itics that recognizes the interconnected- has no black or Asian members. (I am ness of homophobia, racism, sexism and • black, but was there as a reporter.) There classism and is committed to fighting them MRYSUNDAY ~ are two, maybe three, Latinos. It's no won- all. We must challenge the institutions that WHITNEY PAIGE der there wasn't much interest in the Mi- deny us all human rights-not blindly sub- AND THE 600 Magnolia nority Coalition Committee. If gays of color mit to them. We must work together to 700 S. Jennings feel so alienated from the GLPC that we build a united front that challenges all MAGNOLIA MADAMS 817/332 -0415 have, so far, refused to take part, how does forms of oppression. I challenge every one 817/332-0192 anyone expect to get hetero-dominated of you to join me in this fight. ...,

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• C> nthe midst of a spate of releases featur- Iing Chinese and Chinese-American characters, impresario David Geffen, as at- tuned to the zeitgeist as ever, has finally unleashed his long-promised film adapta- tion of M. Butterfly. The film is based on the hit Broadway play by (who also wrote the screenplay). Like John Guare's Six Degrees of Separa- tion (also due as a film soon), M. Butterfly uses a factual framework to tell a fictional parable of racial and sexual divisions. In 1986, The New York Times carried a brief account of the espionage trial in France of Bernard Boursicot and . While awaiting trial, it was revealed, to Bour- sicot's great surprise, that Shi Pei Pu was actually a man. Commenting on having never seen his lover naked, Boursicot said, "I thought she was very modest. I thought this was a Chinese custom." Hwang, seeing the inherent stereotyp- ing in this statement reflecting the Western view of Asian women as frail lotus blossoms, promptly set to work on his own version of the story, using just the outline, to create a deconstructivist Madama But- terfly. In his telling, the diplomat Rene Gallimard (Jeremy Irons) is a true imperi- BUTTERFLY alist. When he first sees Song Liling (John REVIE\NED BY JEFF MACKEY

Nashville's own Lone), "she" is performing an aria from the Puccini opera. Immediately he embraces the idea of the fragile Oriental and the dominant Westerner. He pursues Song, and then, having gained an admission of attraction, ignores her, forcing her to send a series of letters begging for his attention. When he finally deigns to see her, he de- mands proof of his conquest. "Are you my Butterfly?" he asks repeatedly, until she finally responds in the affirmative. Gallimard's new self-confidence carries Celebrate over into his work as well, where he is valued for his "insight" into the native I-- psychology. Quizzed about American I prospects in Vietnam, Gallimard foresees easy victory for the West. "Orientals will I IGRA Finals always submit to a greater force," he I opines. Meanwhile, he has been impress- ing Song with his importance by telling her the intimate details of the intelligence II reports on and Vietnam, which Song Weekend! has been quietly passing along to party of- ficials. When, one night, drunk on liquor and self-importance, Gallimard appears at Rene Gallimard (Jeremy Irons) and Song Liling (John Lone) her home and orders her to strip, she stops in M. Butterfly, a drama of love, deception and betrayal.

PAGE 29 Sunday Oct.24 TWT OCTOBER 15 - OCTOBER 21 1993 him by telling him that she is pregnant. While she is off in the country "giving birth," Gallimard is blindsided by the onset of the and American lOSses in Vietnam, which get him sent back to France. There he pines for his But- terfly until the day she appears, shyly apologetic as ever, on his doorstep. He is delighted, even to the point of taking ajob as a courier of government documents which he copies for Song. Anything, so long as he can keep his little bit of lrn- perialism at home. But upon his arrest and the subsequent revelation, suddenly it is not so clear who is the tragic Butterfly, and who the cruel Pinkerton. The film looks exquisite, from the sen- sational opening credits (over a sea of computer.animated Asian images), to the gracefully observed production design of A Musical Thriller Carol Spier, to the breathtaking clnerna- I.tJslc and Lyrics by Book by tography by Peter Suschitzky. Hwang's screenplay is very pared down from the ~TEPHEN HUGH original, which used theatrical conven- tions such as actors in multiple roles and toFort Worth for the I 'International Gay Rodeo Association,Fiuals! Proud to B~,4.Com@i11J!itySponsor of TGRA. ;~, Miss Mona says "It's always a Business doing Pleasure with you!"

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For Wednesday The Incarnation: What It Means For Us Road, Suite 110, on the first and third more information, call Clint Packer at Tuesdays of each month from 7-8:30 p.m.; (214)521-5444. October 20 A Theological Discussion on Incarnation - how that reality and at the Charter Counseling Center of affects our capacity to heal and reconcile our spirituality and Grapevine, 1340 South Main Street, Suite ACT-UP, a direct action and advocacy sexuality. This section based on John 1:1-10. 100, on the second and fourth Tuesdays group committed to ending the AIDS cri- of each month from 7-8:30 p.m. Call (817) sis through any means necessary, holds weekly meetings on Thursday night at 7 Wednesday Sex Role Stereotypes and Gender Identity Confusion: 461-5454 (Arlington) or (817)481-0012 (Grapevine). p.m. at the Gay and Lesbian Community October 27 Obstacles to Healthy Spirituality and Sexuality Center, 2701 Reagan at Brown. During Sex role stereotypes and gender identity confusion are BEAUMONT these meetings, the group discusses contributing factors to sexual and spiritual alienation. issues of concern to Dallas' AIDS com- A new peer support group has formed in munity, as well as steps the group can take Exploring some biblical scriptures that some conservatives and the Beaumont/Port Arthur area for adult to guarantee that this health crisis is not Fundamentalists use to reinforce these stereotypes. survivors of childhood sexual trauma. ignored by city, state and federal author- Lambda Incest Survivors Anonymous ities. For more information, contact ACT- Wednesday Re-imaging God / Re-imaging Ourselves [L1.SA], which is open to both women and UP at (214)504-8720. men, meets on Tuesdays from 7:30-8:30 November 3 Discussing traditional Christian images of God and how those p.m. in the library of the Bishop Byrne The Sapphic Studies Group, a book club images have separated us from our spirituality and our bodies. Wellness Center, 3701 Hwy 73 in Port Ar- designed to foster review of lesbian lit- Conclusion: Re-image God / Re-image Ourselves. thur. For more information, call (409) erature for entertainment and educational 838-1252 and leave a message. purposes, meets every Wednesday night Wednesday Empowering Positive Community at the Gay and Lesbian Community Cen- DALLAS ter, beginning at approximately 7 p.m. The November 10 It has been our capacity for bonding and creating community group convenes at the Center after meet- under oppression and dangerous conditions that has helped Gay and Lesbian Young Adults [GLYA] ing for dinner at various restaurants around us, and as a people, to survive. The reconciliation of our meets every Thursday evening at the Gay the city. For more information, contact the spirituality and sexuality will create the foundation for .•.• and Lesbian Community Center, 2701 Community Center at (214)528-4233. positive community. Reagan at Brown. GLYA offers the support and information necessary for gay and les- The October 20 session of the Relationship Series offered by Oak Lawn Community Wednesday bian youth to come to terms with their sex- Healing Memories: Reconciling Spirituality and Sexuality uality, and not be affected by negative Services will focus on sex and love addic- November 17 Healing Memories: HOW DO WE reconcile our bodies and social pressures because of it. Contact the tions-their root causes and their effects on intimate relationships. The workshop our spirits? Learning to use our relationship with Jesus Christ Gay and Lesbian Community Center at (214)528-4233 for more details. will be held at the OLCS offices, 3434 Fair- as the primary source for healing. mount, from 6-7:15 p.m. Cost is $5 per per- People Like Us [PLUS + ],the HIV-positive son. Call (214)520-8108 for more details. social, well ness, empowerment and ad- The Bisexual Network, a group of men and vocacy special interest group of the Dallas women who are open to relationships with Gay and Lesbian Alliance, welcomes Judy All lectures will be held at members of the same and opposite sexes, Spalding of the Dallas Legal Hospice as meets every Friday at the Gay and Lesbian Cathedral of Hope MCC at 6:30 pm guest speaker for its next Positive Living Community Center, 2701 Reagan at Brown, seminar on Tuesday, October from 5910 Cedar Springs • Dallas, TX 75219 19 7-9 beginning at 7 p.m. The group offers sup- CATHEDRAL p.m. at the Nelson-Tebedo Community (214) 351-1901 port and networking opportunities for this ~HOPE Clinic, 4012 Cedar Springs. Spalding will unique, and often misunderstood, segment provide information about the legal rights PAGE35 TWT OCTOBER 15 - OCTOBER 21 1993 of society. Contact the Community Cen- ter at (214)528-4233 for more information. ance, promotion, outreach, newsletter writing, development, physician recruit- HOUSTON ment, Protocol recruiting and general ad- ministration. High school degree or equlv. The Rice Gay and Lesbian Alumni alent required; college degree or equiva- Association [RGLAAJ holds its annual din- lent work experience in business manage- Put yourself back ner as an officially scheduled event of Rice ment, personnel management of public Homecoming '93 on Saturday, October 23 relations desirable. Must have strong ad- at 7:30 p.m. at the downtown Birraporetti's, ministration/communication skills and be in the picture! 500 Louisiana. The mini-reunion will also computer literate, have transportation for serve as a fund-raiser for the Rice Gay and local travel and HIV/AIDS knowledge. Lesbian Scholarship Fund. Attendees may Experience with medical terminology, clin- help the group toward its goal of awarding ical research, grant writing and develop- two $250 scholarships in the spring 1994 ment helpful. Ability to translate (oral and semester by contributing checks of $25 or written) from English to Spanish a real more (made payable to Rice University). plus. EOE. Apply to Chris Jimmerson, Di- If vou are faced rector of Operations/HCRN, P.O. Box While the reunion functions as a fund- with a life- 66308, Houston, TX 77266-6308. raiser, a contribution to the Scholarship threatening illness Fund is not required to attend. RSVP to Anderson Brandao at (713)797-1732 or Don SAN ANTONIO that ha.., rut vou in Baker at 880-4970. need of financial The San Antonio AIDS Foundation wel- axxixtancc .. \:e.:uma comes new volunteers during volunteer Fight the Right! Jerry Falwell and Pat can help 1)1 Robertson have organized against you, orientation twice each month. The second convcrtinu vour life Oregon and Colorado say it's OK to dis- Saturday of each month at 10 a.m. and the n. criminate against you, and your own state's third Tuesday at 7 p.rn., orientation is held insurance policy of Legislature has once again decreed that in the conference room at SAAF's offices, "](JJJ(J(J or more to 818 E. Grayson. Speakers bureau training what you do in bed is illegal. Find out what ea.'>h.witl: rate.:s they're dolnq and how you can fight back. is held at the same time in the recreation based on the This October 20 presentation will be part room. For more information, call (210) 225-4715. of The Men's Network, a free group (dona- .,>e.:\·e.:riofty your tions accepted) for gay men that meets the illncxx, Lump sum payments range.: up to <)2'J1, of the rolk-y's full value. With our first and third Wednesday of each month The San Antonio chapter of Dignity, a na- rer'>onalil.<,:d attention to your needs and I";I."tturnaround time, we will help you at the Montrose Counseling Center, 701 tionwide group for gay and lesbian Cath- make the mo."t of your a.'>seh now - when you really need them. Richmond, from 7-9 p.m. For more infor- olics and thei r friends, presents the eighth mation, call (713)529-0037. annual "Masked Ball," featuring an eve- ning of dining and dancing at the St. An- Rid yourself offinancial worries and stress ... The Agora Educational Foundation thony Hotel, 300 E. Travis on Saturday, Oc- and get back in the picture again! presents "Sex and Genetics" with Chand- tober 30. This is not a fund-raiser for the ler Burr on Houston Public Access Cable organization, but a wonderful opportunity TV. Burr, a journalist whose essay on re- for people to dress up and have fun in a dif- search into the possible genetic origins of ferent social setting. The dinner is from homosexuality was published in The At- 8-10 p.rn., dancing is from 10 p.m.-1 a.m. /antic Month/y earlier this year, was inter- There will also be a raffle for a colorTV and viewed during a recent visit to Houston. other prizes. Tickets are $25 for the dinner October 16,17,19,23 and 26. Check local and dance, $10 forthe dance only. For res- Neum8 11- listings for times. For more information ervations (required for the dinner) or more A Viatica! Settlement Company about this show or about "Out! in Hous- information, call (210)735-7191or 684-5264. ton," call (713)729-4267. The kickoff celebration for Walk for Life Ncuma i:-. all CAI.II'ORNIA I.ICENSED '93, benefiting the San Antonio AIDS Foun- hnh-pendcnt The Houston Clinical Research Network, cor-poration Ih;1I dation, will be held Thursday, October 21, I J I' I I (.I I I I has an opening for an individual with i~ PROUDLY SERVING THE COMMUNITY pun:h;tsc.::-. all at 7 p.m. at San Fernando Cathedral, 115 /·','//,1/·11'.111 strong administrative and business man- '.II 11/·11(,/·1 lypc.:!'oofHfc." agement skills. Duties include assisting Main Plaza. The party will feature "Pass- ',1 I II I IAI II I i'l:-.ur;IIH.',,:. ()iJ( ~/·r Jill· 11')1 )" the Director of Operations of this commu- ing Strangers," musical sponsors of the 1-800-457-7828 nity-based HIV clinical drug trials organiza- Walk. All persons interested in walking or tion with committee and board administra- volunteering for the Walk are encouraged 1{){)7 CHURCH STREET, SUITE 314· EVANSTON, II, 6{)201-5912 tion, I.R.B. filing and regulatory compli- to attend. Call (210)225-4715 for further \1'11111,1 )IWI'''' III )'\II'I'd -, •111'1:IIi" lru.1I .uu l kdi"1.I1 i !/lIflil'"IIII.IIII\ 1.1\\ ...• information. W. PAGE 36 TWT OCTOBER 15 - OCTOBER 21 1993 PAGE 37 TWT OCTOBER 15 - OCTOBER 21 1993 GAY MEN AND LESBIANS IS GIVING OUT YOUR HOME PHONE CLICK ... WHIRRR... BEEP... NUMBER I 7 Hi son it's your mom - ARE THE SAME AS EVERYONE, I wanted to remind you I'll be GIVING over to clean up your messy bachelor pad today, BEEEP... Hey YOU' stud this is Rod - I met you on 976- ...... •••• MEAT last week - just thought I'd call to see if you're up for PROBLEMS? another session of hide the Salami! MAYBE ITlS TIME YOU FOUND OUT ABOUT BUT WE DON'T TREATTHEM THAT WAY. 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PAGE 47 PAGE 46 TWT OCTOBER 15 - OCTOBER 21 1993 TWT OCTOBER 15 - OCTOBER 21 1993 weeney Todd, the Demon Barber of F/eet Street, arrives in Fort Worth next weSek for an exciting two-week visit, corn- plete with the bloody good score and the gripping story that have made this Tony Rokk,Unfortunately,l didn't get to meet you personally, but I had Award.winner such a popular musical tnrtl- ler. Casa Manana brings Stephen Sond· to drop you a note. YOUmay recall a brief conversation I had heim's masterful work to its West Lan- with you on Tuesday, November 17. Remember: Oklahoma, caster Street Theatre for 15 performances Josh, 5'11", brown/blue? Anyway,l had to let you knoW that beginning October 18 and running through when Icalled Iwasn't sure if I could actually bring myself to go october 31. Tickets are $16-$20, and can to Midtowne. I've always been fascinated by the notion of be obtained by calling (817)332-2272, or by visiting the Casa Manana box office at at Catal Huyuk, 2524 McKinney. For more bathhouses, but wasn't sure it was for me. 3101 West Lancaster in Fort Worth. I did stay at Midtowne on Tuesday night, and had a great details, call (713)237-1018. Shadow/ands, William Nicholson's Next Friday, October 22, the Rice Media West End and Broadway hit, receives its time. Iwas very surprised and pleased by how nice and clean Center presents Zou Zou, the 1932 and professional Midtowne was.I had to let you knowuldthat had southwestern premiere tomorrow night, film that showcased the talents of the leg- I not had such a good conversation with you,llikelywo not October 16, for a one-month run through endary Josephine Baker. In this Cinderella November 14. The play, which also re- have had the guts to come to Midtowne. Your lighthearted, story, a Creole laundress joins the cast of ceived the 1990 London Evening Standard a musical, takes the lead on opening night, casual, comfortable and fun attitude on the phone is a very Award for Best New Play, tells the story of valuable asset to the Midtowne spa. You should be saves the show and wins the heart of sailor a young bachelor, Mr. Lewis, who is smug Jean Gabin. The second feature is Rosalie, in his convictions about God and his plan the MGM musical in which Eleanor Powell complimented! for the world until he meets his foreign Again,l had a great time, and althOugh my visit was in the impersonates a West Point cadet to be pen pal Joy and her young son. He marries I111 middle of the week, I thOught the quality of the clientele was near the gridiron guy she loves (Nelson good. I can only imagine and lool< forward to what it might be Joy so she can stay in the country, but Eddy). General admission is $4.25 (both when she is found to have inoperable can- movies), $3.25 for second feature only. For like on the weekend. I also think thatfriends of mine from okte- cer, Lewis finally realizes the transforming, homa (and even from Dallas) will now come see you after nev- more information, call (713) 527-4853. awe-inspiring power of the deep love be- Trudy, everybody'S favorite bag lady, tween a man and a woman. Performances ing heard my description of the spa. I only wish Midtowne had helps her alien friends in their Search for are Tuesday-Saturday at 8:15 p.m. and a spa in Tulsa.Oh well, something to look forward to on my next Signs of /ntelligent Life in the Universe in trip south. Perhaps next time,'1 can actually meet the guy Sundays at 7:30 p.m., with Saturday and Chameleon Productions' presentation of Sunday matinees at 2:30 p.m. Tickets, Jane Wagner's Pulitzer Prize-winning play responsible for getting me to actually go. After all, in thiSday $10-$25, are available through the box of- and age, with all of the changes in the ways we live our lives at Austin's Moondance Diner & Bar, 706 fice at (214)871-3300. Congress. Women and TheirWork is spon- '-h~ and the entertainment which was so common to the gay soring this production, which makes the lifestyle, IthJnk it's great that a person like me, who at 26 istoo audience part of the composition of the young to remember the bathhouse scene, can go and see play. Performances are Thursdays (7:30 Ii something of what it was like. Thanks! p.m.), Fridays (8 p.m.) and Saturdays (8 III! p.m.) from October 21-November 18. Tick- ets are $6 each with a $1 discount for students, senior citizens and Austin Cir- I cle of Theatre members. For reservations II" or more information, call (512)443-8264. Capitol City Playhouse presents Ter- II,·' A, rence McNally's Lips Together, Teeth Pansy Division performs in Houston October 22. 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LovelyVenus gracefully moves from Virgo to Libra on the 17th. This planet heralds a 32-day period of hope, beauty and happiness in different areas of our lives. Do we translate this beauty into our home? our career? our social situation? Read ahead to see how Venus, the goddess of love, affects each sign.

LIBRA: (September 24 - October 23) You career now that lovely Venus moves into charmer, you! Venus rests in your own sign Libra. Supervisors take notice and reward for the next month or so and your personal you. Your standing in the community is en- charisma soars. Strive to meet as many new hanced.lt is a veritable Capricorn dream- people as possible to make the best use of recognition and respect, at leastfor the next this fabulous planetary energy. Anything month. Usethis opportunity to build upon that brings you out before the public will the future and don't let all the accolades go help you achieve your dreams and life goals to your head. -first impressions are lasting impressions. CANAID (Essiac Formula) AQUARIUS: (January 21 - February 18) Spir- COMPOSITION A (Herbal Formula) SCORPIO:(October 24 - November 22) Intu- ituality is at a peak. Venus in Libra enhances ition is on target and you are able to clearly your inner faith and philosophy as well as ascertain others' motives and designs. Venus your outer vision of the world and your ZEDORIA TABLETS (KS Formula) in Libra throws a beneficent spotlight on perception of right and wrong. Seek far- ,Ii hidden things in your life. What you need away destinations-there is so much to be BITTER MELON (Herbal Powder) to know suddenly becomes apparent. I gained now by reaching out into the inter- I! recommend that you use this planetary time national arena either by actual travel or T·CELL & I·CELL (Formulas) to give to others with no strings attrached. study. Any lawsuits settled now will be Volunteer in a hospital or hospice and serve based upon sound judgment and will go in COLLOIDAL SILVER those in need. . your favor.

(Natural Antibiotic) SAGITTARIUS: (November 23 - December PISCES(February: 19 - March 20) If ever there FOR MORE INFORMATION 21) Friends are there just when you need was a good time to meet your soul mate, this N·ACETYL·L·CYSTEINE ON OUR NUTRITIONAL them. Venus in Libra ushers in a period of is it. Venus in Libra sends a searchlight out SUPPLEMENTS, CALL laughter among pals and good comrade- to all prospects far and wide. Sex is ener- (An Antioxidant) MICHAEL K. WILSON TODAY ship in general for at least the next month gized and brings with it all the beauty and or so. Good advice is literally dropped on joy that the Planet of Love can command. your plate. Use it as you will. Actions that This is also a time to discover any hidden you take now to make the world a better talents and psychic powers that have not place seem to have the proper effect. A been adequately developed. Go for it. group effort has great impact. ARIES: (March 21 - April 20) Venus in Libra recharges the ardor in any one-to-one rela- CAPRICORN: (December 22 - January 20) tionship you may have. Expect partnerships Everything seems to fall into place in your

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LEO:(July 23 - August 23) You can enhance your communication skills now that Venus has ventured into Libra. Leos usually have no trouble expressing their opinions, but now Venus allows you to sugar-coat any harsh words. You'll lead people to your way of thinking without beating them over the head first. Put ideas to paper-there is an opportunity to gain converts through the printed word.

VIRGO: (August 24 - September 23) All your hard and diligent work will payoff finan- cially now that Venus shines in Libra. You have tended the money garden faithfully for some time and now see the seeds of pro- sperity beginning to sprout. In addition, your personal confidence is high and you feel safer and more secure with your cur- rent situation. Use this energy to further your goals of financial independence.~ PAGE 61 TWT OCTOBER 15 - OCTOBER 21 1993 TALKING PERSONALS! \f" THE LAZY J RICH MONT FRIDAY. POOL TOURNAMENT· 8PM SQ!)ARE FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15TH • TALENT NIGHT The excellent lifestyle is your best advantage SIX-WEEK FINALS at Richmont Square. Enjoy relaxed, elegant AUDIENCE APPLAUSE living in a garden atmosphere with the city at a casual distance. Call or come by today! MC GENA MALONE SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16TH SHOWTIME 10:30PM MC MISS PEACHES ... WITH B.J. WILLIAMS & • Thousands of Voice Ads for Dates, Friends and FUN! EVONNE SUPREME ® • Touch-Tone callers can use AND SPECIAL GUEST voicemail, and choose any PATSY KLINE & area code and category! MISS KEITH

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PAGE 65 TWT OCTOBER 15 - OCT08ER 211993 TEAM AUSTIN Austin - Team Austin, the capital city's teamfor Gay Games IV,will sponsor a garage sale this Sunday, October 17 from 8 a.m.-2 prn. The sale will be located at Kim Geary's Karate Studio, 1312 West Fifth, just off the MoPac exit. Theme for the sale is "Retread Tunes," including records, tapes, CDs and stereo equipment, but there'll be lots of other items for sale. HOOKUP NOW! Sunday afternoon at 3 p.m., Team Austin BV BOBBV MILLER holds their general meeting at Charlie's. On • It's Live! One-On-One! ported to TWT SPORTS as of October 4: • The MOST Affordable the agenda will be the group's upcoming Blue Division: 1- The Gay Cabowleros, Halloween party and fund-raising efforts. 2- The Round-Up Saloon, 3-Kitty & Her Service! For more information, call (512)451-8758. Balls and 4-Back Up to our Roots Black Division: 1-Pirates of Men's Pants, • It's Confidential! TENNIS TOURNAMENT 2- The Blue Angels, 3- The Left Nut and 4- • It's Private! Houston - The Houston Tennis Club will The Zoo Crew. hold its 13th annual HouTex tournament on For more information, call Ken Stewart at • It's Local! November 12-14. Over 200 players from (214)521-1592. • It's HOT! around the United States and Canada are ex- pected to converge on Houston for the final GAY SKY-DIVING 1993tournament of the gay and lesbian ten- Houston - Is sky-diving scary? Is it safe? nis tour. What does freefall feel like? For answers to Men's and women's singles and doubles those questions and many more, a gay sky- will be offered in the following divisions: diving team is now forming. Open, A, B, C and D (novice). There will also A group of gay men and lesbians interested be a Mixed Doubles event. For the second in the exciting sport of sky-diving are now year in a row, the Houston Tennis Club will forming a team, to be billed as "the world's also offer women's events. Women tennis first team of its kind." To become part of this players of all skill levels are encouraged to new group, call John Grisakat (713)334-4813. Call play and be part of the tournament. Entry forms may be obtained from Barry GAMBLER'S BoWLING 1·800·869·1300 Austin, (713)524-8046,or Delma Cardona, (713) Introductory packages Austin - The Gambler's Bowling League 461-7130. Entry deadline is October 29. available for as low as has reported the following standings as of October 5: 18~~~ute A LEAGUE OF 1-Rear Intruders, 2- Travis Vending, 3- Meat Loaf, 4- Team 32 and 5- Team 7. OUR OWN High game for the men was rolled by Gerry Dallas - A League of Our Own Bowling Williams and Janet Ortiz took honors forthe League-has reported the following standings women. to TWTSPORTS as of week 5 of competition in For more information, call Lucky at (512) their fall season: 371-1693 or Troy at 451-7807. 1-Angelik Trash, 2- You Mean We Have to Bowl, 3- The Hustlers, 4-Fo Ho's, 5- GAY SKATING Gutter & the Deadwoods and 6-Fourplay. Houston - The Lambda Roller Skating High male game and series was rolled by Club will host a gay and lesbian skate night Terry Bomar and for the women, Donna this Monday, October 18from 7:30-10:30 p.m. Bigelow took honors for both. at Hobby Skate World, 6804 Easthaven (two For more information, call Danny Philippi blocks east of 1-45and Monroe). Admission at (214)871-9044. is $5 and includes skates and a raffle ticket. This evening from 6 p.m. until dark, and OLBA STANDINGS Sunday, October 24 at 5 p.m., the club spon- Dallas - The Oak Lawn Bowling Associa- sors an outdoors skate at Memorial Park, 100 tion reports that there are still a few positions Picnic Lane. available for individual bowlers in their fall For more information, call Ray at (713) season. The following standings were re- 862-4875 or Keith at 933-5818. ~

PAGE 67 TWT OCTOBER 15 - OCTOBER 211993 court records, no physical exam for rape Bradley was forced to choose from among SAN ANTONIO CAUCUS or tests for the presence of drugs in his several alternative jobs involving no pa- system were conducted on Giangrasso, tient contact. CONSIDERS CAMPAIGN and no evidence was presented to support Bradley, who said he found out about AGAINST OFFICIALS the claim that the Marine was raped by the the latest development in his case from a 37-year-old Resendez. small news item in last Friday's Houston INVOLVED IN After he was set free and returned home Chronicle, was consulting with his attor- to Philadelphia on February 7,1992, Gian- neys and the Texas Human Rights Foun- RESENDEZ CASE grasso was charged with aggravated as- dation about his next move. He was ada- Group Will Work to Defeat sault and a weapons violation in Mercer mant thai the appeals court's decision did County, New Jersey. Hilbig then filed a not signal the end of his fight, and wants Bexar County D.A., District Judge. motion to revoke Giangrasso's probation, to appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court, even the benches had been stolen the previous SAN ANTONIO - The killing of a gay but McDonald did not act on it. at the risk of losing his case there. week. She also indicated that Ross should man in San Antonio nearly four years ago Stehle said those who are unable to at- "I am as determined today as I was on have already been notified of the theft. continues to have repercussions, and a tend the October 21 meeting but are in- the first day of this case ... There are broad As of press time, Ross had spoken with local gay and lesbian organization has join- terested in helping out with the SALGPA social issues that must be addressed here, various park staff members about the theft ed the controversy. The San Antonio Les- effort may call him at (210)226-9768. and if we are going to be treated in a dis- and received very little information. What bian/Gay Political Caucus [SALGPC] has criminatory fashion, then let it be out in the is known is that the theft apparently oc- scheduled a meeting for next Thursday, open." curred during the day Tuesday, October5. October 21 to consider political action FEDERAL COURT What is not yet known is whether a police against two officials for their role in giving BENCHES IN LEE PARK report of the incident was filed and why the killer of Charles Perez Resendez what UPHOLDS RULING park officials and Ross were not notified. many in the local gay and lesbian and AGAINST HIV -POSITIVE 'LIVING TRIBUTE' According to both Ross and Oakley, Hispanic communities considered much who oversaw installation of the benches, too lenient a sentence. HOSPITAL EMPLOYEE DISCOVERED MISSING "it would have taken at least two people Bexar County District Attorney Steve Donations by Caven Enterprises with the correct tools to disassemble the IN HOUSTON benches from the concrete and a pickup Hilbig and county District Judge Terry To PWA Memorial Believed Stolen. McDonald, are under fire for their roles in Brian Bradley Says He May Appeal [truck] to take them from the park. Because there is no lighting in the park, the theft a plea bargain deal in which 18-year-old Decision by 5th Circuit. DALLAS - During the 1992 Alan Ross Marine cadet Nicolo Giangrasso agreed to Texas Freedom Parade celebrations, the had to take place during the daylight." plead guilty in the death of Resendez in ex- HOUSTON - A federal appeals court clubs of Caven Enterprises-JR's Bar At press time, Ross was unable to change for a sentence of ten years' proba- dealt a setback to a Houston hospital and Grill, Sue Ellen's, Throckmorton Min- establish if there will be a cash reward for tion with deferred adjudication. worker's attempts to prove that his former ing Company and Yillage Station-pre- information about the missing benches, Last Thursday, the Caucus' steering employer had violated his rights after sented to the City of Dallas four solid teak but he is asking anyone with information committee approved a recommendation learning that he is HIY-positive. The 5th benches to be used in the Living Tribute to contact him at (214)559-4190. by polltlcal action committee chair Glenn Circuit Court of Appeals in New Orleans to the AIDS Community area of Lee Park. Stehle that SALGPC work with other com- last Thursday upheld a ruling by visiting The funds for the benches, totaling over munity groups that want to see Hilbig Senior U.S. District Judge Milton Pollack $2,400, were raised through donations col- PRIDE COORDINATORS and McDonald defeated in next March's in February dismissing Brian Bradley's lected from the clubs' customers and FROM ACROSS U.S. primary. case against M.D. Anderson Cancer Cen- employees. The two officials worked out the plea ter. Bradley's suit, which was originally Just this past week, however-during MEET IN HOUSTON bargain with defense attorney Eduardo filed in January of 1992, charged the meetings held in Arlington Hall concern- Garcia, whose law firm was a contributor hospital with violating his free speech ing renovation of the facility, which is Three-Day IALIGPC Conference to previous political campaigns of both the rights and discriminating against him as situated adjacent to the Living Tribute- Includes Workshops, Speeches judge and the district attorney. The light a handicapped person. Attorneys for the it was noticed by former city council can- By National Figures. sentence given Giangrasso provoked out- hospital argued that Bradley could not didate Ed Oakley and Dallas Tavern Guild rage among many in the San Antonio gay carry out his job without endangering executive director Alan Ross, who coor- HOUSTON - Representatives of gay and Hispanic communities. patients. dinated the project, that the benches were and lesbian pride associations across the After his arrest, Giangrasso told police The HIY and gay-rights activist, who is no longer in the area. U.S. assembled in Houston last weekend that Resendez had made advances toward running for a seat on Houston City Coun- Ross immediately launched an inves- to network and exchange insights during him after they stopped at a local motel. cil, said the 5th Circuit's decision was not tigation into the missing benches, and this year's conference of the International However, shortly before accepting the the end of his fight against his former determined that they had either been Association of Lesbian/Gay Pride Coordi~ plea bargain agreement, Giangrasso said employer. removed by Parks Department personnel nators, held at the Stouffer Presidente he had awakened in the motel room the In July of 1991, M.D. Anderson admin- pursuant to the renovation of the property, Hotel. next morning to find Resendez in bed next istrators transferred Bradley from his job or had been stolen. Subsequent calls to Gay pride celebrations date back to to him. He said he assumed at the time as a scrub technician in the operating Yvonne Washington, assistent director of 1970, when gay men and lesbians in sev- that he had been drugged and raped, and room after he revealed he was HIY-positive the West Region of the Parks and Recrea- eral American cities staged marches and rallies to commemorate the Stonewall Riot then beat Resendez in a rage. in an article in the Houston Chronic/e. The tion Department, which includes Lee Park, that occurred in New York City the year According to Bexar County district transfer amounted to a demotion, since indicated that Washington was aware that

PAGE 69 PAGE 68 TWT OCTOBER 15 - OCTOBER 21 1993 TWT OCTOBER 15 - OCTOBER 21 1993 way-style sets, lights, orchestra and cho- to orient the new patients. before. IAUGPC, formed in 1982, holds a the dissolution of Queer Nation chapters reography. This will be the Wizard of Oz ex- Volunteers will guide new patients to conference in a different host city each across the country. He also condemned actly as you remember it ... or maybe not the correct elevators to reach the Clinic's year. There were also delegations from President Clinton's compromise decision sixth floor location and will show them the exactly." Canada and Germany at this year's event. on the military ban on gay and lesbians During the Christmas holidays, the Clinic and assist them in getting an ap- A major portion of the three-day confer- serving in the nation's armed forces, say- Chorale will return to the Morton H. Meyer- pointment slip at the front desk. ence was devoted to workshops dealing ing the community was still "shellshocked" son Symphony Center for a holiday cele- According to the program's coordinator, with various aspects of pride celebrations. after Clinton's "betrayal." bration of traditional and familiar music Don Harp of the Nelson-Tebedo Commu- J.B. Newman, vice president of operations The conference concluded with a plenary from around the world. In mid-March of nity Clinic, the new program will be easier of Christopher Street West, conducted a session on Sunday featuring an address by next year, the chorus will present "United to run than it was to get Parkland to agree workshop on the nuts and bolts of plan- Morris Kight, a veteran activist with dec- We Sing," also at the Meyerson and fea- to it. i • ades of commitment to pacifist, civil rights turing music of the soul rooted in Africa "It took Parkland three months and 20 and gay and lesbian causes. Kight, a prin- and imported to America. Joining the days to come to the decision on policy ciple co-founder of Christopher Street Chorale for this presentation will be the regarding the RHAP program. In that time, West, submitted the original proposal for men's chorus from the First Baptist my idea was passed from department to Stonewall 25 at the fourth annual confer- Church of Dallas, New Arts Six and the department. I was somewhat disappointed ence of pride coordinators in 1985. Dallas Black Dance Theatre. that the red tape and bureaucracy made an Kight, who was born in a small Texas The Turtle Creek Chorale's season fi- unknown number of new patients go to town 73 years ago, opened his address by nale will be "There's No Place Like Home," Parkland with no idea of where to start. I saying he was "coming out" as a parent scheduled for early June next summer in was also surprised that this program, and grandparent. Several members of his the Meyerson. With special guest star which benefits new patients-as well as family, including his grandson, were pres- Miss Texas 1993 Bashara Chandler, the taking some of the load off the Parkland ent for his speech. chorus will return to its Texas roots as the AIDS Clinic staff-was not received with state is the backdrop of an evening of open arms, but rather with the usual 'hurry DALLAS CHORUS music dedicated to the Lone Star musical up and wait' mentality that Parkland is heritage. famous for." To OPEN 14TH SEASON The Turtle Creek Chorale is sponsored TWT NEWS contacted Parkland Hospital by the Dallas Morning News, with addi- and spoke with Esther Bauer, a commu- WITH 'WIZARD OF OZ' tional support coming from the City of nity relations representative in the hospi- tal's administrative offices, who responded Veteran activist Morris Kight spokeat last weekend·s con- WillReturn to Morton H. Meyerson Dallas Office of Cultural Affairs, the Texas ference of lesbian/gay pride coordinators in Houston. Commission on the Arts, TACA and 500, to Harp's comments by stating, "I can TWTNEWSphoto. With Concert of Holiday Music. understand his concerns. The approval Inc. process for any new program is somewhat ning pride celebrations, from raising seed DALLAS - The Turtle Creek Chorale lengthy. First of all, we must make sure money to bringing in name entertainers. has been heralded by many as Texas' mu- that the people that are helping (in this A workshop on diversity presented by sical ambassador to the world. It gained NEW PROGRAM case, the Registration Helpers) are, in fact, Mary Philbin and Flora Piterak dealt with that reputation because of the remarkable helpers. Then, because things change so the issues and problems facing pride co- talent of the 200-member male vocal group To ASSIST PWAs quickly at Parkland, we have to make sure ordinators and others who are trying to and because of a recent PBS special, AT DALLAS CLINIC that everyone is informed about a new pro- make their organizations more represen- "After Goodbye," which spotlighted the gram ... 1 suppose that can take awhile." tative of their communities. Annise Parker way in Chorale members have dealt with 'Registration Helpers' to Start "The initial contact Mr. Harp made was and Kathy Hubbard of Houston presented the losses they have experienced to AIDS. At Parkland November 1. with a woman on staff who went on vaca- workshops on politics and the financial Also catapulting the group onto the world issues involved in setting up pride organ- stage during its 13th season last yearwere DALLAS - One of the many complaints tion for three weeks, so in essence we were unaware of the program during that izations. There were also workshops on sold-out performances at New York's Car- persons with HIV/AIDS have had about the time. When Mr. Harp presented the plan, history, insurance, publications and other negie Hall, as well as the worldwide re- AIDS Clinic at Parkland Memorial Hospital we had to research it-we have a volunteer subjects. lease of their CD, Testament. is the difficulty they experience not only staff already in place, and we wanted to Special guest at Saturday evening's The Chorale begins its 14th season this in locating the Clinic, but in locating the determine whether the new program Texas Conference Banquet was Peri Jude year, and is guaranteeing its audiences a various departments and services they should be incorporated into the existing Radecic, who on November 1 will assume season that, in the words of artistic direc- must access once at the facility. volunteer effort ... We think the program is the post of executive director of the Na- tor Dr. Timothy Seelig, "is sure to enter- To help alleviate some of the more prac- a pretty neat idea, and we look forward to tional Gay & Lesbian Task Force [NGL TF]. tain, excite and enlighten." tical concerns of the AIDS Clinic's pa- Radecic said her goals as head of NG LTF The 1993-94 season begins next Friday tients, the AIDS Resource Center will soon its implementation." The Registration Helpers at Parkland will be to strengthen the gay and lesbian evening, October 22, in the McFarlin Au- begin a new program designed to assist program is currently scheduled for a No- rights movement at state and local levels, ditorium on the campus of Southern Meth- first-time Parkland patients in getting vember 1 startup, and is actively recruiting and to fashion alliances among gay organ- odist University when the Chorale will of- registered into the hospital's system, and volunteers for the new service. But Harp izations and between those groups and the fer its interpretation of L. Frank Baum's finding their way around the Clinic. Dubbed says that anyone who needs this service larger community. Registered Helpers at Parkland [RHAP], timeless children's classic The Wizard of before the startup date can still obtain it Keynote speaker Juan Palomo, an openly the new program will use volunteers, many Oz. The production is an exciting new ven- by calling him at (214)528-2336 between 9 gay editorial for the Houston Post, decried ture for the group and according to See- of whom are already Parkland patients a.m. and 1 p.m. Monday through Friday. the recent decline of gay activism, citing lig, "will be an extrav~ganza with Broad- who are familiar with the hospital system,

PAGE 70 TWT OCTOBER 15 - OCTOBER 21 1993 TWT OCTOBER 15 _ OCTOBER 21 1993"" PAGE 71 DALLAS TEA - Here's what's happening THIS WEEK IN DALLAS from Big D HOT TEA .... .9Lny (jhost uiould 6e !J{appy !J{aunting our !J{ouse! Word from the Round-Up Saloon is that one of that club's most loyal and devout

L 1,~ V i customers, Park Cities Ford guru Jeff Hanson, was recently spotted partaking of ".. some Chinese takee-outee in a parking lot ". oh-so-very-near the popular C&W dance hall. From what we have been told, it was a pretty spectacular feast, considering the fact that it caused a demure wreck directly behind where Mr. H was discreetly parked.

• 16 Spacious Guest Rooms ~ • Located on 650 Acres Blaylock [above, I-r] have gotten into the • Only 90 min. SE of Dallas e .Swimming Pool showgirl spirit in preparation for tonight's • Steam Room & Jacuzzi • Complete Fitness While we're on the subject of parking, SRO performance of the one and only • Fishing on Several Facility Jennifer Holliday, she of Broadway and Lakes please notice the delightful hunk [above] • Tennis, Volleyball, perched atop a stool in the club's fabulous recording fame. While it's obvious that • Great Room with TV, Basketball game room. For the one or two of you who these two popular staffers have what it takes Grand Piano, Fire Place & I Four Horseman Club don't know, that handsome face belongs to to be back-up divas to Ms. Holliday, they Pool Table DO WOOD . ME A Restaurant and Bar the one and only Mark Jimenez, one of Our have consented to keep their considerable • Dance Bar on Weekends RANCH & RESORT • 20 Bed Bunkhouse Town's more recognizable celebs.... mixing talents behind the bar to better serve the anticipated crowds .... FALL SPECIAL - BUNKHOUSE ONLY $40 (.=p~I~~::ro) Meanwhile, on Wycliff, John L's continues "OUR MULTIMILLION DOLLAR RESORT IS DEDICATED TO SERVING YOU" to be a popular choice for those members of the community who like entertainment of For Reservations or a Free Brochure, Call (903) 338-2288 the cabaret type, and it's really no wonder. or Contact your Professional Travel Agent With the faboo song-stylings of Linda Petty and oh-so-handsome Perry Wood just a few of the club's recent cifferings, in addition to the comedic talents of Amazing Grace and upcoming performances by Mac & Mac and Gary Floyd, it's a safe bet that if "live" is to FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15TH your liking, you don't need Memorex, you THE BONHAM EXCHANGE PRESENTS Speaking of celebs, one of the up-and- just need John L's.... coming ones of that genre is the one and We hear that the action at the Brick is only Crystal Smith, she of the Sue Ellen's hotter than ever, despite the recent drop in Flygirls fame. That's Crystal [above], candidly temperatures throughout the Metroplex. We FEM~FEM can only assume that it has something to do caught during one of her intricately with the extra effort the staff puts into all the 411 Bonham, San Antonio choreographed dance box routines which have been known to titillate the ladies who manly events held at the club. The few Team Dallas jocks that we've been able to (210) 271-3811 lounge into a frenzy on many occasions. You can catch Crystal and the other winged pin down for information report that the women of her troupe every Friday evening, recent Team Dallas Sports & Cultural Doors Open At 8:00 p.m. Festival welcoming soiree at the club will and only at Sue Ellen's.... long be remembered as an event that saw 75¢ Well and Draft All Night Just next door at Village Station, it's more than softballs being batted around. obvious that the always delightful Dr. Bill Coming up this Sunday, the club welcomes Scott and the equally upstanding Jay PAGE 73 PAGE 72 TWT OCTOBER 15 - OCTOBER 21 1993 TWT OCTOBER 15 - OCTOBER 21 1993 back Artemis Silverowl and Mark Frasier, underway at the club as Joe Elliott transforms opportunity to show off your fabulous who return to Big D from Houston bearing the location into Dallas' newest C&W dance creations at their Halloween Block Party. the titles of Ms. and Mr. International NLA, hall, The Country Club. Our spies have told Put that old Singer sewing machine to work, honors which were bestowed on them us that the boot-scoot parlor is definitely because there's lots of cash, prizes and during that organization's recent worth a look-see for anyone who admires trophies to be had on both Saturday and competition in the bayou city. anything country. Live entertainment every Sunday, October 30 and 31 at 800 Pacific. ... Congratulations to both Artemis and Mark Sunday and country music videos all week from HOT TEA .... long are just some of the options available We are pleased to report that Cove head to the roper in all of us. Drop into the club honcho Bill Hargis is doing fine after his and say "howdy" to Joe and the gang .... I recent visit to one of our city's finest healing Finally, we'd like to remind you that two establishments. Thank goodness it wasn't Craig and clubbers Tony Guidry, Jason Shea of the finest practitioners of the art of satire, l anything too serious, but don't look for Mr. and Michael Rhodes [above, l-r] are likely to pantomine and the dance will be gracing H to be doing any ballroom dancing for at be found. You'll also find the music and the stage at Bleos next Thursday night. The least a few weeks. Glad to have you back, decor that are so "deep"ly loved by those two femme mimics extraordinaire are none Bill. ... members of the smART set. ... other than Sweet Savage and Coco, who Just down Throckmorton, our sources On Fitzhugh, rumor has it that Miss Mona will lend their considerable talents to the reveal that gifts are still pouring in for a was recently spotted back at the Crews Inn, club for one fabulous evening of illusion. certain manager of note at Throckmorton bringing an official end to Phase I of her HOUSTON HOTTea - Here's what's The Imperial Court's second annual Mining Company, whose unmentionable Mystery Tour. Those same trumormongers going on THIS WEEK IN HOUSTON from Bayou Celebrity Auction and Show at Gentry was drawer is now completely stocked with report, however, that she is headed back to City HOT TEA .... an outstanding success. Auction organizer items of the sport, crew and over-the-calf the highway to begin Phase II, leaving many Parties at Heaven just get better and Jeanette Vaughn [above, I], club owner Del variety. Variety is just what you'll get every to speculate as to the true nature of her better. The club's most recent undergear McGee [c] and candidate for Empress X Sunday when media mogul Heda Quote, extended playcation. No speculation celebration presented not one, not two, but Trixie LaRue [r] are all smiles about the she of the newlywed set, takes to the stage three adult video stars in a "Men of Porn" wonderful response this event received. at the cI ub to present the fi nest Bear Bu ns in extravaganza. Trent Reed, Brad Stone and Over $3,500 was raised for the Colt 45's Dallas. These two items, coupled with the AIDS TroubleFund. Gentry invites everyone club's monthly Bear of the Month to come out and meet the Imperial Court's competition, prove once and for all that candidates for Emperor and Empress X at a TMC literally has you covered from head to special cocktail party on Tuesday, October toe where special events are concerned .... 19 at 7 p.m. Going into the final stretch We've always said that you can find some before the Texas Gay Rodeo, candidate for of the best-looking men from throughout Miss TGRA '94 Chablis Lee Love presents a Texas inside JR's, but now we have "One Step Closer" benefit show this Sunday photographic evidence that proves they're at 9 p.m. for the Colt 45's General Charities .... outside the club, too. Just look at ,L ,co.) '.J ; i X._. i j L* Ii necessary, however, on the reason for the ». smiles on Tom Tomcsik [above.I] and John Master's [r] faces. Alamo City danceur de Dean Johnson [above, I-r] got up close and dique Marshall [c] is probably the root cause personal with their adoring fans after three of their delight. ... sizzling shows. But it's all about to change No word yet on how Zippers staffer Billy when the club's undergear parties take a Camillone is adapting to his new-found new twist on Sunday, October 24. Heaven status as a single man-about-town. Those in keeps up with the latest rage with a the know seem to feel he will remain single spectacular Men in Skirts soiree. Special only until the "right man walks through the guest for the evening will be none other door." All we know is that Billy has recently than cover model, bodybuilding champion Reese Farmer and Robert Holzmeier [above, been spotted with a bootleg copy of CI and Colt magazine superstar Scott Sloan. In At the Brazos River Bottom, they give I-r], two eye-catchers who were spotted bartender Steve Hubert's "Better Butts" the high tech tradition of Blade Runner, good show. At a recent special appearance, during the recent CRUISE CAMERA twirl aerobics tape, leading us to believe that he Total Recall and Demolition Man, Heaven handsome Brian Black [above, I] made a through the Crossroads. That's not to say is definitely priming himself for anything that presents "Cyberpunk," a cutting edge definite impression on club manager Rick you should do all your people watching might come his way .... Halloween event. Get ready now .... Chew [r] with his amazing talents-vocal outside. JR's Jumbos make a trip inside the The dust that you might be noticing If there was ever a national gay holiday, it talents, that is. This Sunday, October 17, club virtually mandatory .... there's lots of stuff going on at the BRB. At 3 arising at 4025 Maple is not one of the would have to be Halloween. Dressing up Also essential on any tour of area hotspots p.rn., the club kicks off its new Sunday Beer state's infamous storms that descend on the in creative costumes has long been a is a trip to truly trendy Damewood'z, where Metroplex periodically throughout the year; favorite homosexual pastime. The clubs at Bust. At 4 p.m., there's the first annual definitive trendsetters like staffer Christopher Vickie and Dickie Awards. Come watch it's being caused by the remodeling currently 800 Pacific will once again give you the

PAGE 74 PAGE 75 TWT OCTOBER 15 - OCTOBER 21 1993 TWT OCTOBER 15 - OCTOBER 21 1993 them spread some dirt. At 5 p.m., they have Fair T-Dance. There's no cover from 5-7 COMMERCIAl MEMlEt Steak Night and at 7 p.m., the Colt 45's ~ p.m. and shameless Men Behind Bars all ~ H-O-U·S·r·O·N present their Fall Harvest benefit revue with night long.... lots of special guests.... These lovely ladies were found at ~ Tomorrow evening from 5-8 p.m., Houston's newest showcase for fine female <$> impersonation, the Backyard Bar and Grill. ~ Missouri Street Station hosts a spaghetti ~ dinner benefiting the Bering Community , • = e Service Foundation. Come enjoy a delicious meal and 'delightful entertainment. just back from a concert in japan, Houston favorite Sharon Montgomery will be at jones Hall • with her old pal Billy Stritch next Tuesday, October 19. You can also catch her at Missouri Street Station next Thursday, October 21 at 8:30 p.m. Don't miss this incredible performance .... Tonight at the Lazy j, Gena Malone hosts the club's six week Talent Night Finals. Tomorrow night, the Super Saturday Show Tommie Ross,Dyan Michaels and Lauren features Miss Peaches, B}. Williams, Evonne Brach were the featured entertainers at the Supreme and special guests. The club also club's grand opening. This Sunday, the invites everyone to stop by after visiting the Backyard Bar presents Lauren Brach, Oprah Art Festival this weekend .... DeMarro and Tranae Chardon. Attention all ~ newcomers! Next Sunday, October 24, the club is having Amateur Night. It's the perfect place for all you up-and-coming talents to get noticed .... Two nights only! On Wednesday and Thursday, October 20 and 21, Inergy presents Club L.A. International. This Texas tour features the Beto Martinez Show from the Arena nightclub in Hollywood and Latin dance club deejay joe Martin from Los Angeles. Don't miss it. It's sure to be muy caliente .... Give the people what they want-that's MONDAYS Boy Bar's philosophy as they offer cheap Happy Hour All Day! drinks, no cover and fabulous entertainment. There were lots of daring fashion . , TUESDAYS statements at Rich's recent Skirt Party. FREE Dance Lessons 10:30PM Robert Seiler, Kevin Ware and Richard 51 " ~ Thoen [above, I-r] definitely enjoyed getting ~WEDNESDAYS into the spirit of the event. Exciting avant $t.~~LotlEfstCountry Sounds! [above, I] and LasVegas showstopper ~ beast in everyone. Clothes check is available and encouraged. This Sunday, have some Kourtney Van Wales [r]. Next week, Tranae fun in the sun, then stop by Pacific Street Chardon welcomes Victoria West and and cool off at the club's Westheimer Street Tommie Rossto the downstairs show bar. ...

PAGE 77 TWT OCTOBER 15 - OCTOBER 211993 One of Houston's friendliest clubs, Texas Pageant October 24, just before the big Leather and Lace, celebrates its second move to the old Faceslocation off San anniversary tomorrow. The party begins at Pedro Avenue. A "bar-warming" party is 11 a.rn. at Mary's with a "home away from being planned to mark the event. The CRUISE home" color hanging at 1:30 p.m. The fun CAMERA went to the Latin Sunday SalsaShow moves to the BRB at 3 p.rn., while the club's official home bar color hanging is at the Venture-N at 7:30 p.m. We wish the gals and guys of Texas Leather and Lace much continued success. SAN ANTONIO TEA - Here's what's going on THIS WEEK IN SAN ANTONIO from Alamo City HOT TEA .... Bonham Exchange employees [above, I-r] The 1994 Mr. Gay Texas/USA contest at Brian Augg, Martin Corona and Vikki the Paper Moon produced 14 polished Buchanan are busy preparing for UTSA's entrants from around the state. The top gay pride week party being held tonight in and found recent special guest Miss Gay the ballroom. A note to all the skeptics out Alamo City Sensya Myles [above]. The there: the Bonham is here to stay.... Bamboleo's Latin Lovelies put on a super show each Sunday night with Little Gina and special guests. Check it out. AUSTlNteaCIOUS - Here's what's going on THIS WEEK IN AUSTIN from Capital City HOT TEA .... San Fran Cisco's hosted the Capitol City Court System's 50/50 raffle last weekend. ;g. LX _~,~, 1

three included [above, I-r] first runner-up Scott Free, winner Kristian Lee Kline and second runner-up David Monroe. The Body "For a film to deal with a boy's Beautiful Award went to Darron Smith. Wild Club hosted the 1994 Mr. Gay San Antonio contest, and the CRUISE CAMERA sexuality is unusual enough; to deal Congratulations from Alamo City HOT TEA. Miss July Shanice Black is special guest in captured the winner's circle: [above, I-r] with his homosexuality is amazing." Pauletta's Talent Night this Tuesday. Coming promotor Tony Nutini, second runner-up - Jim Farner, NEW YORK DAILY NEWS November 4 to the Moon: The tenth annual Devon Sartin, promoter Scott Free, winner TGRA Royalty Contest. ... and Mr. Body Beautiful Dean, Miss Gay San STRAND RELEASING PRESENTS The Nite Owl hosts a uniform party Antonio/USA Aaron Davis and first runner-up Saturday night at 9 p.m. sponsored by the Darron Smith. Congratulations from Alamo Chain of Command. The Mr. Uniform '93 City HOT TEA. Wild Club is planning a Wilda FORA We grouped Billy Templeton [above, fl. Contest will be held at midnight, with Wild reincarnation party this Halloween, the David Pearson, JesseValadez, Emperor LOST proceeds benefiting the San Antonio Gay likes of which San Antonio has never seen. Dena Malloy will probably be caught tap- Steve Vaughn [middle], Taylor Vaughn and Switchboard. Sunday, enjoy a cowboy Dwight Arnold [back] for a picture at the SOLDIER brunch-an all-you-can-eat special for $3, dancing that night. Wild West opens door. All monies collected were divided A FILM BY ROELAND KERBOSCH with proceeds benefiting the San Antonio October 21, with preparations now in the final stages. Pumping Irons, a spontaneous between the winner of the drawing and TGRA. Iulee's birthday month continues local charities. Of course, we can't forget all with a "baste and roast" party this gay merchandising outlet, will be moving to the gorgeous people who can always be Wednesday in honor of the event. ... the Wild West patio .... Captain's Crew manager Anthony Castanon found at the club. Cisco's is starting a new Tonight, recording group Fem 2 Fem jackpot pool tournament every Wednesday perform live in concert at the Bonham is back slinging drinks in spite of his recent leg injury. The "downtown experience" and Sunday. The more people who enter, Exchange. Doors open at 9 p.m. with 75¢ the larger the jackpot. Ask your bartender well and draft beer all night long. "The happens nightly at the Crew, especially Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays when for details.... Bonham Massacre," a haunted house, On Thursdays at Auntie Marne's, the male strippers climb aboard for the EXCLUSIVE HOUSTON ENGAGEMENT opens this Wednesday out on the patio, corner bar will now play trivial pursuit from evening .... ••••.••••• ' STARTS FRIDAY with funds collected going to the San 7-10 p.rn., with a free Monday night steak Bamboleo's Latin Fever will be hosting the River Oaks 3 ' Antonio AIDS Foundation. Hot male dancers dinner going to the winner. Our mouths are (7131524.2175 OCTOBER 15 continue to take it off Thursday nights. Texas Newcomer of the Year-at-Large PAGE 79 PAGE 78 TWT OCTOBER 15 - OCTOBER 21 1993 TWT OCTOBER 15 - OCTOBER 21 1993 watering already. The club has also started it into the 90's. Party date and other info will offering the use of its patio to anyone who be announced soon .... needs a large space for parties-at no charge! Don't forget: the holidays are close upon us ....

• \i l&noLtJe •• i Wouldn't you like to be the belt loops between these two? Oilcan Harry's employees Ricky Jimenez and Eddy Pruett [above] paused long enough for us to snap their picture. These two always give such a Club 404 is where the CRUISE CAMERA welcome greeting when you enter Oilcan's. found Jim Horrigan [above, I] and Ken Tuck News flash from the patio: Manager Keith [r] greeting people at the door. Jim was Morris has to work along side John Carroll poster boy for the Howdy Party held on to make sure John keeps his clothes on. Splash weekend last May, and Ken is one of Seems he's been moonlighting-or mooning the club's new owners. Ken told us the something-in San Antonio on Monday basement is being completely updated with nights. We've been told a new male dancer high-tech video games and a new piano. He has been born .... promises the best in both types of Starting on October 20, the Chain Drive entertainment. ... will have dart tournaments every Wednesday. We just love their cozy dart room-the guys have to get real close ! together to play. The Capitol City Riders J. host their annual Octoberfest on October 24. "Hocus Pok-Us" is the theme for the All beers Doors Open Drive's Halloween Party .... 11\ half.price .)11 10:00 PM 10:00-11:00 TH-FR-SA-SU every night 404 Colorado St. this week f' INFO: 512·476·8298 Ii Over at 5th Street Station, we found staffers Robert Gutzler and John Boulanger [above] trying out each other's breast size !Jab we/~sLiIt ~ during the club's Pajama Party last Saturday. This Saturday it's Leather and Lace starting sLiIt~ and sLiIt... at 9 p.rn., with $1.50 Southern Comfort all night long. TGRA will hold their Octoberfest on the patio th is Sunday from 5- lOp. m. AUSTIN'S BEST DANCE FLOOR !!! Food, games and festive entertainment, all Charlie's is where we found deejay Martin AUSTIN'S ONLY is-UP BAR !!! for a good cause .... Garcia [above] doing his thing. Martin's music had us hopping when we where AUSTIN'S MOST POPULAR AFTER HOURS !!! Have you seen the big-screen television in the back bar at the Crossing? Now you can there. Welcome back to manager Corey enjoy football every Saturday, Sunday and Duckett, who just returned from a turkey NEW OWNERSHIP! Monday at the club. Manager Warren has shoot in Cuero. We've always had Daddy plans for a "Return to Dirty Sally's" party, Wayne going for chicken, and now we have Watch our exciting changes during the coming months. and he's asking anyone who was around Corey going for turkey! Don't forget: on during that era to contact him. Warren's Tuesday nights you can get mouthwatering digging up a blast from the past and pulling steak at the club. Chicken, too.

PAGE 80 PAGE 81 TWT OCTOBER 15 - OCTOBER 21 1993 TWT OCTOBER 15 - OCTOBER 21 1993 Dallas. Houston. Heights. 1V2room efficiency, compact but Houston. Condominium for sale, $25,000, like new, MOVE·IN SPECIAL complete. Fumlshed, bills paid, no pets, references inside 610 Loop. (713)973-7035. reqUired, $300 month, $200 deposit. (713)863-8964. Historical Oak Lawn. Large, newly redecorated 2 HELP WANTED bedroom. Courtyard view, quiet, covered oft-street Houston. Galleria area off Chimney Rock. 111 with parking, $5951month including utilities. (214)824-1520 dishwasher In quiet complex, beautiful courtyard & Arlington/Fort Worth. Collegiates! $$$. (817)452-3375. or (817)268-5821. pool, laundry on site, covered parking, $345Imo. plus Dallas. Dallas. Large one bedroom condo on Bowser, $475 deposit. Call Marilyn (713)789-1628 COMMUNITY Telemarketers Wanted bills paid. (214)526-0491. MANAGEMENT COMPANY. Dallas. Large efficiency on Buena Vista, $325 bills Houston. Galleria area off Chimney Rock. 211 with Oak Lawn area, evening hours. paid. (214)526-0491. dishwasher In quiet complex, beautiful courtyard & Commission plus Bonus pool, laundry on site, covered parking, $45O/mo. plus Call (214)871·7498, 1-9 p.m. Dallas. t-bedroorn apartment on Buena Vista, $400 deposit. Call Marilyn (713)789-1628 COMMUNITY ABP. (214)526-0491. Dallas. TRUCK DRIVER ASSISTANT for specialized MANAGEMENT COMPANY. moving and storage company near Inwood and stern- Dallas. In the heart of Oak Lawn. Quiet, secure Houston. mons. Looking for responsible Individual for truck t-bedroorn bills paid. (214)526-4991. FOR RENT I SPECIAL,1 MONTH FREE BEFORE NOV. 1ST driver assistant. Must be outgoing and personable, I Dallas. MontroselRlverOaks. UPDATED 211 In small private able to do heavy lifting and looking for lonq-terrn Austin. Live where ALL lifestyles are appreciated. Concept Apartments complex with pool. New designer gray carpet, cen- employment. Benefits provided. 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Dallas. Man Maids help needed. (214)521·9554. THETECALI NEW OWNERSHIP Houston. Best Montrose location, 3BR·2BA, pool, hot In the heart of Oak Lawn offering 24 unique floor tub, owner-agent. (713)529-9304. plans. High ceilings, fireplaces, controlled access Dallas. Total Move-In $125 The Market Antiques gates, covered parking and two swimming pools. Houston. 1612 Colquitt, one bedroom, small corn- Call (214)827-3979 Inwood Village Store Unusual landscaping with towering trees. Virginia plex, private patio, minis, fan, $325 plus bills. (214) Carter, Manager. Equal Housing Opportunity. 266-8007. Full and part-time positions available immediately. 4533 CEDAR SPRINGS Dallas. Houston. House for rent. 2 bedroom, 1 bath, central Sales and Interior design. (214)352·1220. (214)521-3674 THE LEASE LINE air/heat, all carpet, ceiling fans, fireplace, updated klt- (214)522·2267 chen, all appliances including washer/dryer & Dallas. The only number you will ever need Dallas. PWA's need part·time work. 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(713)523-4217, 524-1878. Houston. Experienced apartment maintenance, covered parking. A community where your lifestyle paid. (214)528-3608. makeready, management. Transportation required. Houston. Montrose. Small efficiency in quiet is appreciated. From $405 per month. Equal Hous- Houston. Woodland Heights: Near downtown/Mont· (713)523-8286. ing Opportunity. neighborhood, $260 including utilities. (713)529-1776. rose. Two bedrooms, $475; one bedroom, $375; effl- Houston. Help wanted-Moving Co. (713)942-8600. Marcella Sherrin, Mgr. clency, $275. Central air/heat, ceiling fans, pool, sauna, cable, laundry, covered parking. (713)5238286. FOR SALE ~Houston. Houston's top three gay nightclubs are Dallas/Houston. row accepting applications for managers, manage- Houston. MontroseiCherryhurst: Unique fourplex. Texas. ment trainees, door persons and floor staff. I~REI~SEll VIf~I~ Two bedrooms, $500. 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Female impersonators and male exotic with washer/dryer, alarms, pool, microwave. X & XXX movies for sale. $7 dancers for Singing Cavalier Telegrams. Auditioning Houston. Fantastic 1,100 s.f., 2br.·2bt. roommate now. (713)520-7171. plan, $485. 2br.·2bt. w/big country kitchen, $430. Ultra Video Large tbr-tbt, 735 s.f., $370. All with fireplace, con- Houston. Sales person wanted. HIV, cancer, 1-800·289-7207 FIND 1'1' FIND 1'1' nections, CF & patios. 550 s.f. 1br.·1bt. only $320. diabetes, arthrlstis sufferers a plus for this position. APARTMENTLOCATO~REALTY Open 8 a.m. until 9 p.m. Close to shopping, restaurants and easy freeway ac- Call (713)587-6903 24 hours for recorded message to DALLAS CALL HOUSTON CALL 7 Days a Week (214)520·2300 (713)266-1460 cess. Pool, gates and more. Only minutes outside reveal details. Buying, selling, relocating, Suz8nne Ander· (800)947·7086 (800)259-8558 Loop. Low deposits. Forum Plaza (713)270·1017. 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Formerly from Louisiana and a graduate Andrew "Andy" Steven Frost (above) of LSU, a horseman and Andrew "Andy" Steven Frost, age 36, of Dallas, passed away at his home on September 24, 1993. member of the Longhorn Born July 4, 1957 in Dania, Florida, Andy grew up Cattle Breeders in the Fort Lauderdale area. He later attended Florida State University, where he was a member Association, Hank was a of the FSU Marching Chiefs band, graduating in 1980 with presidential honors. man of many facets. Moving to Dallas in 1981,Andy became very ac- tive in the Crossroads social scene. He taught A former actor/model elementary education in the Dallas area until the "I Knew Lew" who held multiple time of his death. Andy was a longtime active I knew LEW by the smile he always had to give, member of the Oak Lawn Band, playing trumpet. by the stories he willingly shared, national and Andy will be remembered as a caring and devoted by the strong presence he had. teacher, an avid gardener and a friend to all. During I knew LEW by the gentle nature he exhibited, international contracts, his most recent years, Andy was known to all for by the jokes he enjoyed telling us, Hank flew for Braniff his garden, located on the corner of Mahanna and by his intelligence of mind. Vandelia streets. I knew LEW by the integrity of his confidence, Airlines as a flight Andy is survived by his longtime companion by the strength of his courage in life, Ralph Gilbert of Dallas, parents Ace and Norma by his support of friendship. attendant for several Frost, sister Dawn Frost as well as many friends in I knew LEW in times of good, bad and in between, the Florida and Texas areas. by the glorious light of the daytime, years, and was a hard Memorials may be made to the Oak Lawn Band, by the darkness of the night. worker for the P.O. Box 190973, Dallas, TX 75219. I knew LEW at the height of health, vim and vigor, You were no stranger to anyone, for all people by the unyielding grip of death, community through his were your friends. Your warm and ever present smile by grief of his passing. touched the hearts of all who knew you. Rest in We all knew LEW by the love he generously donated, efforts with the Round- peace. by the joy of sharing his friendship, by the greatness of the man. Up Saloon as a bartender and assistant manager. H.J. Hamlet 8127/93 He is survived by Marc Wendell Stephens Lawrence and Betty Marc Wendell Stephens, 42, died in his home in Dallas, Texas on September 24, 1993. Thevis of Louisiana, and He was the son of Miriam Ranker Stephens and the late Jack W. Stephens. Marc is survived by his longtime companion mother; two brothers, Bradley and Gary; a sister-in- Jerry Tarkington, and law, Teresa; and niece Lisa Stephens, all of Tiffin, Ohio. Marc is also survived by many friends. many friends. Marc was a graduate of Tiffin Columbian High School, Ohio State University and North Carolina A memorial service will State University. He held degrees in philosophy, be held Wednesday Michael J. Daugherty (above) psychology, art and visual design. September 24, 1956 - October 3, 1993 Holding positions teaching autistic and mentally October 20, 6:30pm at On the evening of October 3,1993, toward dusk, retarded children, then moving into print publication there was a spectacular lightning display to the design, Marc lived in Virginia, North Carolina, New Holy Trinity Catholic northeast of Houston, and not long thereafter, York and eventually Texas. Marc worked for House Church. Michael's body gave up its hold on life, thus free- and Gardens magazine in New York, Dallas/Fort ing his spirit for whatever comes next. Worth House and Gardens magazine and finally, as In lieu of flowers, an art director with Neiman Marcus' mail order Michael is survived by both friends and relatives advertising department. who loved him deeply. Without exception, people donations may be made who knew Michael well were enriched by his pres- Marc requested donations be made to Dallas' AIDS Resource Center, DIFFA/Dallas or the Alz- in Hank's name to the ence. In spite of increasing pain and deteriorating heimer's Disease Association. health, Michael's thoughts were invariably focused AIDS Resource Center's on the welfare of others. Burial was in the Greenlawn Cemetery, Tiffin, Memorial services for Michael will be held this Ohio. A memorial service will be held at a later date Food Pantry. at the Washington Street United Methodist Church Sunday, October 17 at 4 p.m. at the Lambda Cen- in Tiffin, Ohio. ter, 1201 West Clay in Houston. Donations can be sent to Bering, 1440 Harold, Houston, TX 77006. Marc was a devoted son, a special friend, a great artist, and a caring, courageous and cultured man. ~ SUNlIRZE RRE .RR6.RZE Featuring Top Female Impersonators

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