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A juw has acquitted a gay activist in Detroit of charges stating he solicitated a sexual act from an undercover policeman. The 22 year old, Robert Holmes argured that the arrest was invalid because the plainclothes officer had lured him into conver­ sation, then charged him with ac­ costing & soliciting. A three-man, three-woman Jury acquited him after a half hour's deliberation. Hopefully this will open the doors to stopping all police entrap­ ment.

The Ralph Nader-backed Health Research Group has peti­ tioned the government to remove aerosol cold and breath sprays from the market, including one popular brand, it said has been linked to 11 deaths. Among the mentioned brand names are the following: "Pertus­ sin Night-Time medicated vaporizer," "Congestaid, " "Dristan Medicated Room Vaporizer, " "Listerine breath Spray, " "Chloroseptic, " and "Lavoris. "

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The Unitarian Universalist Association went on Record as the first major North American denomination to create a special "office on gay affairs" at itis- annual meeting in Toronto, Canada, G ro o v y

With an assist from their J l s H iu e friend Charles L. (Bebe) Rebozo, the Nixon's have had a bowling alley installed in the White House so they won't have to cross the street to bowl, 'The Nixon's stated that: they foot the bill for the one lane bowling alley but, it is a fact that said alley was a gift from an unknown large corpora­ tion. J, B. 's house, 1884 M arket, alias "The libra, " alias "The tree Jiouse, " alias "The House" has come alive and doing well. J. B. has decorated his house with plant life, trees and The Gay Liberation Show, silver mylar. a feature program for the gay The hospitality, warmth, community here, will be carried and friendliness of his staff is on radio station KSAN, 95 FM, over whelming. Groovy guys Sunday mornings from 11:30- cruise groovy guys and the noon, it was announced by Tom music sound is gréât. Donahue, the Metromedia sta­ Although J. B. 's house tion's, general manager. really doesn't need to be men­ The show produced 0 hosted tioned, I will say a few words by Len Richmond C Gary Noguera— about it just the same. co authors of "The Gay Liberation The back room âre'à ' Book" will include gay news, an­ looks like the inside of a gin­ nouncements, gay music and inter­ gerbread house. Here you Portraits • Composita views. can buy various assorted sand­ Fastilon> ABarbra Streisand in a spectacular new Movie version of Franz Lehar's operetta 1164 Powsll COaKland) the Merry Widow, 9^^ n e C e m £ y , / A "Why did you get back together?" I wanted to know. KEN & RICH (cont. from page 2) Together: Because we were in love. " What is love? How do they know they are in love? All the old questions no one has ever been able to answer anymore than Rich and "Why did you decide to enter the Mr. Cowboy Contest?" I asked THE Ken are. But when I asked them, they tried. K en. It's more a state of being, they felt, which manifests itself to everyone. Ken: Because it was something unusual. "Ken is not my only lover, " Rich said. "I live with him and 1 Rich: I'd like to take responsibility for that. I wanted him to run ball with him most of the time but ..." because to me he was the perfect image of a cowboy. Also I wanted He paused and I understood in the silence what he meant. him to do it because I had entered a contest earlier and had so much Loving Ken puts him in a state of loving which opens him up to fun I wanted Ken to experience the same thing. It was a swimming loving with others as well. suit contest at The Pendulum. 1 didn't even place, but 1 got so high off of just doing it and confronting the public like that that C&MP AWARDS Ken: We got together and chose to have a relationship . . . with Ken saw how high I got off of competition in the public. The contest the understanding that at any given moment we could not have the is just having fun. Never in the history of our city Ugliest Drag Award: CHUCK relationship without loosing our love for each other. have so many people pulled together SNEIDEROF S.LR. Rich: If Ken moved out tomorrow 1 wouldn't love him any the less. "Is there any singer with a philosophy similar to your own? and come off with such a great Ken: What we do is create aliveness for one another. Show Room of the Yean CABARET show. Good Fairy Award: HECTOR OF Rich: What makes me alive is letting Ken do what he wants to do Rich: Neilson. A ll I can say is it was SUPERB, letting him be what he is. ’ S. I. R. K en; Yes. SUPE^ GREAT . . . but the Outstanding Citizen Award: DON Ken: By being totaUy open, totally free, we don't tie up our enemies Rich: We share our love for Neilson. highlight had to be when Jess Mo­ trying to hold things down or back. SCOTT OF S. L R. Ken: He's stimulating as hell. lina (Mr. Cowboy 73/74) came Waiter of the Year: CRAIG DAILEY Rich: We don't suppress our experiences. out in a Carmen Maranda outfit OF SUTTERS MILL Ken: When you have that kind of freedom, you also have everything "What about books?" that literally brought the house down. Bar Pianist: GARY SNEIDER OF HAVOC HOUSE Ken: JOHNATHAN LIVINGSTON SEAGULL. That'a about where It goes to show you folks that Baths of the Yean RITCH STREET Both Ken and Rich admit they haven't always been this free, how­ our heads are. all South of Market ain't leather. Marin/Sonoma Bar of the Yean ever, which is why they broke up the first time. During the presentation of the VI'S CLUB DRAKE awards Michelle presented her South of M aihet Bar: BOOT CAMP Rich: I was and probably could be again the most Jealous person in "What's your daily life like?" Michelle Award to none other than Waitress of the Year: HELEN OF the world. the GREAT LUCIAN. THE 527 CLUB Ken: Me too. Rich: He wakes me up every morning with a cup of coffee before he When the award was accepted East Bay Ban GRANDMA'S HOUSE Rich: Getting through that was such a high. Jealousy is totally self goes to work. It's one of the most enjoyable things about this man. by his widow, a standing ovation After Hours Spot: COVERED WAGON created. Ken: I wake up at 7:30 to go to work and picture in my head what was given that literally rocked Fraternal Organization of the Year: m ^e Beatties said it. "The love you take is equal to the love you • 1 want to do and what time I want to have it all finished by. Then I California Hall. What a way to TAVERN GUILD Cff S, F. get up, wash and dry dishes, empty the ash trays, clean the living honor a great man. Thank you, Best Event of the Year: THE GREAT Michelle . . . room, take a shower, shave and am totally dressed for work and have TRYCICLE RACE When they disagree about something, they talk it out until they the dogs taken out by 8:00 That was the time I had set. Chef of the Year: RALPH OF THE understand one another. I will be unable to list all win­ COUNTRY CLUB ners, but will give you the high­ Restaurant of the Year: COUNTRY We talked of minor things for a while, but soon the subject became lights: Ken: We never try to make each other right or wrong. It's all okay. highly philosophicaL CLUB We're very here. Now is what we deal with—not last night or ten Downtown Bar of the Year: KOKPIT minutes ago. rr The Madam Mouth Award: NAOMI Upper Market Ban MINT Bar Decorator Award: DOROTHY C astro-V alencia Ban TWIN PEAKS One part of their relationship they feel is ditferent from that of % t& ta C C y ^ iUsycOtod^ fta m »tak Cff H .H . Polk-Larkin Ban WILD GOOSE many other lovers they know is how they handle their money. Tool Awards RAY, MR. GAY S.F. Personality of th e yean SWEETLIPS Never Say Die Award: PERRY Bartender of the Year: DICK OF Rich: Since the very day our relationship began, including when we Rich: Essentially, what I wat to get at is that we are not our bodies. Golden Glove Award: HIM MAX­ BOOT CAMP were broke up, there's always been one checking account. Whatever We are totally separate from our bodies. We are beings and we are INE v m Bar of the Year: COUNTRY CLUB money has come in has gone into that. in a body or we are with a body. We have control of the body. Dog Award: KISSEY DICKI Bad Fairy Award: CECIL K. Ken: In other words I don't come up to Rich and say: "Our share of Ken: It's like you are a god and you are an energy level up here To all the wiimers, our congrat­ truck'n along and what you've done is picked up a body so you could WEATHERBEE ulations. To the staff who put this the rent is $92. 50 and you owe me $46. 2S. Bike Award: MAMA BERNICE OF Rich: Whatever's there is there and whoever needs to spend it does. create this universe to have something to do in and a game to play. great function on, our deep thanks PORTLAND for a job well done. To all of There's no "You owe me this and I owe you that" bullshit. We have our lives to play with. We create these bodies and we can stimulate and experience all these different trips and it's just a game Drag Queen Award: LUCIOUS our out of town guests, welcome Ken: If you're going to be with someone you gotta really be with him. and it's total. It's just a matter of playing it. You can play it any­ LOREU and please come back. Lipmanship Award: REXANNE OF Rich: Essentially what I want to get at is that we are not our bodies way you want to. If you're a god, you've created all this and if you Doglady want to destroy yourself you certainly have the power to do it. Any­ KOKPIT AN INTERVIEW WITH RICH AND KEN body who commits suicide, as far as I'm concerned, is just fine. If 9 ^ (/n that's what you want to do, do it. by Davidlee Rinker with the help of Albert Devine Rich: If you want to kill yourself you've obviously duplicated out this whole universe and you're off to some other trip. And it's always The world of Rich and Ken is a space in which things happen the At this point I decided to ask something serious, higher. way you always thought they should between people who love one "What do you do Ken: You never get lower. another. about the spiritual side of your life?" "You don't want to ask that, " Ken said. Rich: Life is an upward spark. Two love birds who turn on to Bette Middler sang happily to us Ken: If people let the universe work--understand it as a game, under­ while I talked with Rich and Ken about their relationship--how it I was ready to retreive the question, but Rich had already decided to answer it. stand the rules involved, it just works so good it is incredible. worked and how they felt about it. Rich: If you handle things as they happen, accept responsibility for m A D u r s c o m a Plants flourished around us. There were two dogs and two cats. Rich: I worship my God which is myself. them, you step up much higher, things happen faster. We don't Everywhere I looked was some object pleasant to see, and around K-en: Me, too. suppress anything. If I have an upset with someone who'se pissed me everything a kind of happy glow. It was like those nostalgic places in off I don't tell someone else about it. I go directly to the source of songs called home. Rich: And an individual equally as much as I do myself. I am of the opinion that everyone in the universe is a god. Same level. the problem. To go to someone else is just bitching and bitching Three years ago on Easter Sunday they met in a bar in Chicago. does not create any kind of aliveness whatsoever. Bitching is dumping 900 Ph. 664-7766 San Francisco Absolu^ly perfect. No matter what he's doing. If he's a drag queen Except for a brief split of two months a little over a year ago they've your emotions on someone else. COLE been together ever since. in the Tenderloin or a leather queen at FeBe's . . . whatever he is IS perfect. "Why did you split?" I asked. The afternoon passed rapidly. The magic of Rich and Ken's world STREET • Ken: We are the cause in the universe. We take full responsibility Rich: To put it bluntly, we were so much in love with each other had certainly worked on me. I sat there listening and feeling quite we became each other . . . we split up because of it. for ourselves. It's like we experience the miracles we create every day. It's silly to argue about things like religion because it's per­ i happy about everything. Ken: It got to the point where I couldn't breathe without Richard Before I left they showed me the house. To describe it would take being around and visa versa. We were strangling each other. fectly okay for people to think whatever they think. a good Thesaurus and several more columns. JOE Rich: Overbearing you might say. No decisions were ever made Sufice.it to say—for what it was, it was perfect. It was beautiful. without checking with the other one. The phone rang. It was for Rich and he took it in the other room. Ken: To be really specific we talked to each other eighteen times a day on the phone. It was sick. "If you were an historian writing about your particular life style, how would you describe it?" I asked Ken. "Magical . . . because we create miracles and we acknowledge each other for doing it. All of our friends do the same thing. We HAMMoVoUAN have created an atmosphere of total love and no matter who walks in the door . . . the magic just takes over and everything flows . . . u/e listen j n iPhone. ■ animals live in love. They all just play and sleep together. When I was running for Mr. Cowboy (Ken won 3id place) I experienced Answering Service System SUN. I'Spm TUES.8-I2pni FRI.8-I2pin the totally of loye. I hit the whole city, introducing myself to people.---- 1 d go out . . . just leave my spaces open . . . just flow . . . feel nothii^ but love . . . and that was all I got in return. Rich, who had returned, added: "We have created our environment to be totally comfortable for us and totally interesting so that no matter SUNDAYS- how fucked up you are, if you look somewhere, anywhere, you can trip off.' BRUNCH I2 -4 0 IW On tñ s

Thi c‘i^ DumV meworking at the new bar I he City Dump. (He also bartends at The Wild Goose. ) TUESDAYS-

ti “‘"'i ** City Dump as a matter of ri always been a bar goer. Even in Chicago I was The SMGHETTI DINNER 7-IOUn994 a‘^ri^“’’ people I've ever seen in highest people. You go in there

Rich Tilh beauLul: ^ ^ FRIDAYS- òtf M¿e¿¿e^7? Rich. I lihe working in a bar because I like looking people in the fhe ha ir®** eve^b^y has to look you in the eye if you're beWnd ?en There'?! I ^et a ^nk fmm you ve? • * Of energy to be had off of serving people. I get CHICKB^ WDUAAPUNGS 7-10. m doing something I know will make Richard ^ 864-3000 rf'sTi?h';tai! out doing something for someo!^ eUe It s a high state of being. It keeps you alive. COCKUIl HOURS; 5-7pi M-F OPEN 10» ti 2» DAILY (Cont. on next page) SHOW CASE#

dizzy gillespie • benny goodman • louis armstrong • stan kenton laurindo almeida james moody • ^ django reinhardt • John lewis • milt Jackson • John coltrane • j.j. Johnson • billy holiday - un ^ mulligan • charlie parker • bessie smith • bill holman • stan getz • Charles mingus • b.b. king • gil evans • ^ hi-lo’s • Johnny smith • george shearing • swingle singers • pepper adams • claude thornhill • freddie redd ^ JAE STEVENS G STEVE MILLER appearing a t the CABARET show bar on Mondays and Tuesdays for the month of July. • Jackie mclean • carmen mcrae powell • cannon ball adderly • miles davis • gary mcfarland • wes ? montgomery • alice coltrane lateef • ifove pike • ¿i/// evans • maynard ferguson • zoot sims chuck mangione • art blakey • m, roach • Clifford brown • woody shaw • retf norvo • Charles Iloyd pharoh sanders • otatunji • modei \azz quartet • /e/m^^ òrwee • kenny burrell • e//a fitzgerald • borace k silver • blue mitchell • harold Ian bobby hutcherson • williams • major holley ioo/j thielman • í quincy Jones • kenny clarke • fra^ 'and • les mccann •- y»,».Joe henderson ..w.. • /eo/i thomas ...... pearl bailey • ...../ee ^ morgan • wayne shorter • nat ai jAn /ee hooker • airto • flip philips • ear/ /imej • ^ lionel hampton • paul bley • lou jomery • ori blakey • ¿/ave brubeck • paw/ k desmond • John mclaughlin • archi e konitz tristoño • ¿>rew moore • lester young • pau/ J horn • gene ammons • kenny dre barbierri anne • me/ /ew/j • conie candoli • shelly 1 manne • thelonious monk • cal tjai dngo sant^ e///j • dwike mitchel • w///ie • gabor ^ szabo • ron carter • don sebesky Jones • rwri lobo • bola sete • chic corea • santana • k george benson • dave holland • m son • freddie ImarA: murphy • e/iei òafcer • /?erc>' /leai/i • J gene mcdaniels • connie kay • isa[ es • /?e/e Jolly f y • woods • o//ver nelson • al cohn • 1 etta Jones • glen miller • bob bro r • Stanley tun rara/i vaughn • Joe williams • coi/ni basie • ^ woody herman • sal nistico • stevèlM • pou/ chamb\ Joe Jones • sam most • charlie byrd • Joao k gilberto • boots mussuli • serge c¡tal • Jimmy smitf yrown duke ellingtonllinffton • Johnnyiohnnv hodeeshodges • 3 sonny terry • brownie mcghee • ot/, ayhom • Je le gomez. • ray...... brown • osears peterson Jim hall • herb ellis • osear pettijhr^ gigi grycejjgf^t] \rles mcpherson • wardel gray • harry ^ carney • coleman hawkins • Johi ’ ■' / byard • kai winding • bill cosby • \ benny carter • omette cole, ler • abbie lincoln • sonny simmons J • mike longo • don cherry trummy young • harold mabern • 1 george duke • ed thigpen • tom lue pt [derbecke • paul winter • Joe morello ^ • harold grimes • claus og mccoy ■ tyi telen ‘ T ë s T young • Jimmy garrison • Joe beck k • shorty rogers • mel torm^ p— I—— ck • gary burton • george russell • 5 • buddy rich • ron mcclure • • charley barnet • snooky young • ^ PEARL HEART, who will soon be appearing at the STUD—read scott la faro • dave tough • ^ george van epps • fats waller • Joe b the next issue of Kalendar for an interview with PearL zawinul • Jack teagarden • ' michael bloomfield • caria bley • k • A:ar/ berger • carlos ga tson • mel brown • arthur prysock • S hadley caliman • carmel Jones ilson oleman • Joe sullivan • larry coryell ^ • sieve swallow • michael í'tói cox arris • sam rivers • herb pomeroy • k toshiko • Charlie mariano jaja ty • yaci| bnatoonato • bob dorough • Joe farrell • 2 claude Williamson • teabone wat^r ps fu ll earns • randy brecker hal galper • I astrud gilberto • ray brown • /el oy • C/ rt Stinson • george bohanon herbie ^ hancock • eddie harris • /ena h trn ^ h ard • andrew hill • hampton wes • lionel hampton • ahmad Jamal * \ r lc> russ freeman • charlie frank butler • elvin Jones • morgana kU g [bert àjgmd kirk lee • ^ lou levy • John may all • Junior pdrkèi m m y mc¡^ ffí it van peel ervin ■ • Jack sheldon • buddy montgome, \hank mobley wew, shorter 'taño • k wame marsh • ray nance • sonny n russell procedi sbarri terry • J art farmer • Joe newman • pauljquin • illinois Jqdfjpet niroslav J l rudd I • lonnie listón smith • denny zejilin shankar • itif^tkl^^fj^ahn • ^ • chuck ■ israels • israel crosby • charlie ventu, ìy kral • / • ¡rene l jiorta • ^ mezz mezrow • yank lawson jt louis ^ r n • Jletch¡irSM ^^on^-grt Jlanagan • four freshmen • wekfher rp^ michael wl^OKroy eldridg scott Sidney bechet • Steve lacey • ^ Ic dol\^ es m o o d y ^ ^ ^ d ie Jefferso\ williams • dave lambert • J^ • kenny do 'ameron J PHILLIP GROODY, ROD BERVARD, G TOD BRODY supply d e l­ • corn cole • 6i7/j^ 6auer • eoi anderson * ted heath • george auld • m hee • ^ ightful chamber music during Sunday brunch at the CABARET. \phane k With new staff changes, the dinners, as well as the brunches candido anita o’day • shirley horn • bob cooper • vie feldman • han have become superb. Stop by and see. muddy waters bryce • Jackie paris albert * H E e U R T l — POLK *P. S,, a worthwile treat for both your eyes and ears. The semi-new % G A P E R S i menu since the addition of Bob Ross BY BILUE as head cook has seen the ’•‘P, S. be­ come the only restaurant I know of Saturday the 23rd we went to that has lowered prices instead of BIG TOWN to watch the parade of raising, and the food is fresh. Their hunky guys compete for the Mr. back room has changed again and Cowboy title. This all of them is now the CRISTAL ROOM with an did in a groovy way. No bitchery, exciting new menu. back stabbing etc. .. Rumor confirmed ! ! CABARET Every function has its bad scenes. t (ie AFTER DARK) is opening a res­ This had few. It could have stood THE SUMJVtER WIND These last two weeks, I'm sure taurant on their roof overlooking a little more room and the manage­ July 17th. @ 9P. M. this is not only BAR HOPPING: S. F. to be completed in about two have found us all very busy with ment could have provided a better a super nice guy but an able G en­ months. Remember when I predicted| Mercy! ( a new word I just the hubub of events which beset us sound system, but out of this chaos n t.fm learned)...... It's been busy lately. tertaining pro. Two of those plus guest every year at this time. It's nice Visited Ray (Mr. Gay S.F.) at three floors??? (B14) stars are favorites of mine...... THE WATERHOUE. They really Emperor Marcus gave the better Our community has just launched to be able to keep busy attending John John is back from vacation and than 700 people a night to remem­ JOHM sanps a successful "Operation Concern" That is, those two sticks of dvnamite have some far out dancers. One THE HAVOC HOUSE is swinging as PHONE the many affairs, however it would ber. Maxie, our current empress, (New you won't want to miss is Toni usual with Gary Schnieder on the the flower pot Via the 2nd. Annual B. A.R. be a blessing in no disguise to have It must have been a hard job to snm aM E R Y 474-1030 Awards Show, (Remember the open Belle) and Lenny Lynn. It's going to who also moonlights at the CAMP­ Organ. 1334 POLK 6ULCH Bm . Pi«i« A* Bi,.K them just a bit more spaced. decide just who to vote for out of meeting on July 5, at 8 p. m. at be a gas! GROUND. Sunday is Cutoff day My spies tell me that the reason SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA 94109 1-Wn ON TETF MFAT RAGK, P1FA5F • THE GAY FREEIXIM DAY PARADE all the 22 beautiful boys that made last Sunday afternoon a fun at THE WATERHOLE from 2 till 2 John John has so many gold stars is S, I, R. Center to discuss the various Bruce G Jimmy of the Polk Gulch entered. But after everyone voted ways in which the money can be used dav with festive floats and dazzling, and if you don't have cutoffs on because he's been giving out to OFFKG SUPPUES • RORtER STAMPS Saloon are now presenting flicks on Ray tells me the bar supplies scissors JESS of FEBE'S was on top. Wear to the best advantage for the entire Monday nights. They are fun and a decorated cars. It's a shame many Dorothy. the crown well, Jess, as we all OISTINCnVE •REGTIN« CAROS • Gay community. You all come, more bars, clubs and oi^anizations for your convenience. The Hyness is in love and if you marvelous way to spend an evening Stopped by FEBE'S on the way to know you will. hear, and raise your voices in ideas in a bar. couldn't get it together to make see Ralph behind the bar at the and opinions! ! ! ) this even a more spectacular event. the Cowboygirl fiasco with Sweet- RENDEZVOUS y o u 'll know why. Second was the popular TOM of tW IO N Besides, for some reason, crusing lips, C ristal (LEFT BANK), Dixon THE ROUNDUP, and third went to ET Friends travelled in from L. Perry deserves a particularly Can there be a Mr. Hyness, Lips??? Iz is always good when movies are shown . (Q- T ,) and the Lip's horse played Well keep your noses clean, your KEN of the WILD GOOSE, To all V ancouver to Ohio to make this Your Barkeep G Host is Mike Johnson big Aank you for organizing and making this 2nd annual parade by Fem (JACKSON'S) and Rexann ears open and everything else up. those who ran, a job well done. i important project pee! And It did who looks awfully good in gold lame. Remember it is the fun of running h just that. bigger and better than last years. (KOKPIT). The gang at FEBE'S I love you Ralph !!!!!!!!!!!! Thank you George G Glenn (Ramrod) The B. A, R, Camp Awards and loved it and the Lips made a big Till next time, that really counts. You became a Hope you saw "T he Boy Friend" for showing us the film clip from splash as usual. part of the community with your GREEN Fun G Bright! A delightful cast! Royal Scandals was one of the most 22 smooches. M ap listings cost* $20. for 10 issues ($2. e a c h ), p a y a b le in "Flying Down To Rio", G thank you The beautiful sunshine we've spirit of togetherness. I bow to all Waxed my moustache and tripped humorous tadoos of the year. The T he Hyness advance. luscious Lorelei for taping same. been having can be turned into a of you. the light fantastic at the coitillion. Hyness had a ball being in the show. LOVE IT! LOVE IT! OR REVENGE IS Profits from this show went to oper­ a tan at the COVERED WAGON. Although this was not the Academy These advertisers support this section of Kalendar Lots of pretty people there and a _' No matter what other columnists Awards, the highlight had to be when glorious setting for that hot rose I G SWEET: ~ ation Concern, a mental health -PLEASE SUPPORT THEM- Caught Cecil Knockherworst clinic for gays. Under the direction have to say about Ray Rule keeping SWEETLIPS cam e riding in on a Margret Ann who introduced G pre­ Weatherbe laying his first egg! It's the WAGON clean. The Hyness PONY????? (Fem in front, Rexanne VALLEJO sented the debs. Did you see Doo- of Kissy Diki (WATERHOLE) the taken me 10 years to nab him. Cecil show was set in high camp and kept knows the Health Department visits in the rear) She literally walked away BARS Doo (Mike) of the rnint in tails thought he was going to get the once a month and the pool, and all with the title of MISS COWGIRL 73/74. (H holding yellow roses outside the the audience laughing all evening. "Chicken Hank Award". Ha! Fellow columnist Dixon (Polk Street facilities are up to par or else the But shades of Brando. She refused 1. N ew B ell Saloon 1203 Polk 775-6905 village greeting the guests??????? wagon would be a parking lot. The the trophy in her glorious style. No 2. House of Harmony 1312 Polk 885-5300 (Warren of The Q. T. Got it). In­ Sally) and Jay Noonan ('kP, S .) did ( § 1 have cristal's number if you want . stead Cecil received the "Bad Fairy Hyness saw Giggles Tolan (Manager) one in his right mind could have pulled 3. P .S . (R ) 1121 Polk 4 4 1-7795 revenge, Mike...... their notorious Fed and Ginger 885-2991 Award", Now, will you resume with her scrub brush cleaning the off a stunt like that except the incomp­ 4. Polk Gulch Saloon Polk C Post BROADWAY Did a sedate? Frug with that routine before the full house. The 5. W ild G oose 1488 Pine 775-8880 writing your brilliant column?? court from Reno and Portland gave night before away, arable SWEETLIPS. A fter selling over 885-4441 charming bloke, Kimo. I figured 8,000 tickets at ten cents each, don't 6. The Gangway 841 Larkin The city is tired and bored with some spectacular performances. Chris Wayne is still playing at the 7. On The Q.T. (R) Polk C Clav R 8 5 -1114 that anyone who dances witli fire you think she deserved it? I do . . . 1723 Polk 776-4162 and knives could suffer my spastic of these unfunny, tackless and dumb 8. E arlv Bird imitations of your style! ! They wouldn't Gay Pride week was topped off by 9, C loud 7 2360 Polk 474-9696 dingy fertilityrite on the ballroom •> A. the great parade. Although short, 1548 Polk 441-8413 know satire if they sal on it ...... 10. Havoc House PACIFIC floor. Kimo has set up his own it proved you can stick together. We 11. Bojangles (D) Larkin G Ellis 771-9545 production company (Hooray), and See you soon, Cliecrs, 12. Gordon's Saloon 17SU Polk 7 7 S -4IS 2 QUAUTY showed we can do that, my friends. his first play will "Dames At Sea. " Maxine G Marcus were stunning. 13. T^oties 743 Laikin 5t. 673-6820 Polk Street Sally WATERBED STORE 14. Yacht’Club . 2155 Polk Sr. 441-8381 That talented Joe Vigil (Remember Ray, Mr. Gay S. F, was oooh gor­ Hitler?) Will direct. Tliere will be P. S. If you kee|i this on I he Q. T ., geous. (R) Bars that serve food press releases soon announcing open The FICKLE FOX'S float was fan­ Dancing bars JACKSON I'm going to tell yon sonielliing. I (D) auditions. So all vou sweethearts start Waterbeds G Accesssoriesi tastic. Congrats to Don G Gang . . . am not going to run for einpress. I.ike preparing, for this is a heaven show. Happy Birthdays to Rose (#3) e A t i n q Are you listening, Don? (FICKLE M itrlmllf' satii, "We are lor> yi'ung"! and Jerry (Ray's other half) , . . Bob's Coffee Shop Polk & Sacramento 474-6161 Fox) 16. The Party for them at Waterhole #3 17. Grubstake #2 (L) 1525 Pine 673-8268 VIM.. VIGOR.. VIRIUTY: 18. Mil Browns 1356 Polk 771-4221 WASHINGTON Friday night was fun. As I've said 19. Arne's Cedar LnCellar 127 Cedar 4 4 1-0934 The fabulous name, Darcel, before, when you get a staff like 20. The Haven (L) Polk G California 474-4184 Kim, Bernice, Lance and many more they have it's insane fun. We had of our good friends from Portland that. . . G hit this town over the weekend. Up Phone: (415) 441-3500 (L) Open 24 Hours Manv are staving over this entire week. Let's welcome them with open arms, etc. etc. (BlushI if they OUIF ROOKS 13 s i; clay Show up at any of your haunts. Their 26. Eric's Books 1347 Polk 885-3272 vitality and humor is contagious. 27. LcSalon 1118 Polk 673-4492 They did a hilarious spoof of some of 28. The Magazine 839 Laikin 441-7737 Ì) our head queens (if you excuse tne ( Ì 6 ( m ) expression) in the royal scandals at B * \ t h s the B. A. R- awards show. D on't know s a c r a m e n t o ! 31. Jack's Turkish (L) 1143 Post 673-1919 what they take, but wish the fuck 1 had some! ! !! ! Ask Kissy Kiki N ext W eek! how he got those fire escape grooves CRUISE THE STUDS (L) Open 24 Hours on his chest G stomach??????? At 6 O' clock in the morning. AROUND OUR NEW m . The Portland contingent showed CMMtry KitCheRS theatR es C a U e o r n ia up en masse for dinner at the *P. S. 33. L aurel 2111 Polk 92 8 -1 1 1 9 Ts Restaurant to initiate the new "Cristal Room". Their table looked like the 1356 Polk St. last supper. Ask Shirlev! 3401 C alif. St. m usic-RtcO Rds ARE YOU READY? AND. IT'S 2414 Lombard St. ABOUT TIME; Gramophone 1538 Polk 8 8 5 -3 3 2 3 (H Record House Polk at Post 4 7 4-6919 PINE That big talented pussy cat, New Era Records 1570 California 7 7 1-7900 ( a n Mr. Terry Taylor plus special guest i stars will be performing his first live (B14)^ 7 am - 3 am (S show at the Havoc House on Tuesday. f l O W O R S The Flower Pot 1718 A Polk 7 71-5735 -BU5H- ö a m z a a K ö ^ shoves RnriTioi5Q0TIQUE ir "Rxjtwear__ . UniOMe"__ 4 7 4-1030 40. Johnsons Stationery—1334 Polk St, 1540 POLK STREET 42. Yo*s Knittinc Centre 1133 Polk 771-5315 Cl 43. Leather Forever 1702 Washington St. 885-5773 44. Porpoise Mouth SUTTER Waterbeds 1030 Polk 44 1 -3 5 0 0 op«n tl til? 45. Left Bank 1542 Polk St. 673-3879 46. Ronald James--1201 Sutter St. 7 71-9330 330 MASON C l O t h l l H ' i DOWNTOWN 982-7968 50. Town Squire 1318 PoK 7 7 5-0900 San Francisco 51. M. Stahl 1658 Polk St. 67 3 -4 o 5 6 POST 41. Honest John's 1651 Polk 441-5219 dpy clCAninci

60. London 1656 Sacramento 7 71-3996

GEARY she c s CÎ ( g COMPLETE NEW MENU 45. Sayzaar's Bootique 1540 Polk 474-5114 O'FARRF.LL 1548 mise. (H 1121 POLK STREET 71. P. I. P. Printing 1101 Post 441-7227 PHONK > RESTAURANT 441-7798 441-8413 k*>OI_K « POST a s B . a o o i I IS Sopk n at S ;0 0 A.M. POLK GULCH SALOON tLLlS STKAKT EMPLOY GAYS ensTRO inLLAfiE CASTRO MOTOR MOUTH the comer to THE MISTAKE, across ■the street to the CORNER GROCERY, by Randy Johnson to THE PENDULUM, on your way to THE CITY DUMP! Don't forget to It sure is good to be in the Castro browse at the JAQUAR, or eat at the 1 Area, and everyone was right when SAUSAGE FACTORY, NEON CHICKEN, SmMOUK they said: "Randy, sooner or later or CASTRO CAFE! End vour night “P working in a 'Dump. at THE SHED, OR TIFFIl^'S, OR THE Well, I am, and quite satisfied, CASTRO ROCK STEAM BATHS! I-2 & 5 I ' thank you! Shops? Plenty. I'll let you know Kenny's Birthday Party on the about them next column. A fun 4th of July was a "Bang" (Get it?) time up here, but then you can see At the PENDULUM, except they for yourself. Right? Whatever had to get a fire permit in order to happened to Virginia Mayo? light the cake! John from THE DUMP is in FOL­ Happy belated birthday to Richard SOM PRISON. Newell! Marcus, since I hardly see you, Michael From the swinging PEN­ Joe Greco came to the CITY DUMP IF Yll REFI... DULUM asks why not revive the to see you! Bartender of the Month? Also__all Perry, loved your vest at the dS'il.ey?'^ Cowboy "Thing, " as I did Lennie Stanley from THE CITY DUMP Lynn's outfit. Sweetlips, "loved is now manager and a good one! you" and not only for your outfit. i n t e r s Right o n ! Cheers! 0>ENCRM K^iMPYK/ICN Sally's coming attraction from Last 4th of July I think every TOAD HALL has come! The return place had something going! A busy day! of THE TOAD HALL starring Sally and her '^hbt'' Rockettes! An "Inferno For you girls . . . real ones . . . production! Welcome back, Sally— Congratulations Peg and Erlin The O/? these tilings happen? I must consult Honeymoon Couple. Thursday the With ADAM from the area! m y C rystal Ball...... W hich bar on 12th at Scott's Pit live entertainment Castro has higher coctail prices than Making the rounds on Castro? by Betty, Adrian and Lynn--a little Opera-(definition) Says Here goes . . . Have a drink with Webster: a work-, a play having the others. Three guesses. The first bit 'o' everything. There will be IF YOU HAVe FULL-TIMe two don't count! Tee, hee....' Kate at SCOTT'S PIT, then to see a Cancer Party and films yet to come its text set to music and sung to the ever popular J. B. 'S HOUSE, orchestral accompaniment. Being REMINDER: The 2nd Annual Bartenders also. Cheers to Charlene and Joey Reunion is on for July 11 at 8 p. m. to TIFFINY'S , to THE MINT, on on winning the Pool Tournament! POSITIONS AVAILABLE>> operatic...... Such is the case of to the NAKED GRAPE, then a candy The Fun will be coming down wild at Any comments or bits of gossip "rock" opera Jestis Christ, Superstar, the Naked Grape, beginning with a bar at JUG'S UQUERS, onward to or whatever, contact me 11 AM to GIVE US A CALL— HQ FEE now on view at the Regency. THE PURPLE PICKLE, then the buffet at 8pm. All bartenders need aoDly| 7 PM, days except Friday and Sat­ T ó b s Norman Jewison, producer, Invite your friends...... MISSOURI MULE, to the TWIN urday at THE CITY DUMP! director, writter has affectively, PEAKS, to DICK'S ON CASTRO What-To-do-on-a-Sunday- with great thought and care, trans­ Afternoon-1. Have brunch at my (DIRTY DICKS), to TOAD HALL, Cont. on Page 19 formed Webber and Rice's lyrical favorite restaurant, (they vary at to THE NOTHING SPECIAL, around score into a masterpiece of film- times) 2. Have cocktails at my ^akin^ Filmed on location in the favorite bar, or to the beach, (weather Negev Desert in Israel (amid permitting) 3. Make it to the Naked Nabatean rains, caves mountain, Grapes 3 pm. pool tournament (can't Comer Grocery Bar- -4049 18th St. 8 6 3 - 9463(B16) Nothing Special- -469 Castro canyons and obviously stifling heat), play, but the cruisings great) 4. Run 6 26-5876 (B17) the production unfolds, immediately Toad Hail- -482 Castro 8 6 4 - 9797 1B18) home for the 4:30 upper of Roller City Dump S06 Castro Street 861-4186 (B 17) grabbing the viewer, holding them Derby. The Bay Bombers are hot this Pendulum- -4146 18th St. 863-4441 (B17) ^ ■ eei-sia» ^ fast as the story of Jesus' last seven season! One game will jack you up R ich er k e n PHOTO BY JAMES ARMSTRC»4G Mistake- -3988 1 8th St. 8 6 1-1310 (B17) days, chills, humors, raptures and so high, you're set for the night. Missouri MuleINCENSE W ITH TH IS AD Yvonne Elliman as Mary 16. The Shed- -2275 Market 861-4444 Magdalene is ripe in the role, 38, T iffin y ’s - -1900 M arket 626-1308 IbmZalewvski (B14) carrying her love for the doomed Jesus p i Ml BAthS 566< to tlie crucifixion. All three have IS. Castro Baths— 582 Castro 8 6 3-9963 fantastic voices. Particularly mov­ Sani ing is Jesus singing "I Only Want To 4148 - 18th Street MOD Near Castro Street BOOKS 863-1IM3 Say" torturing with his God in the San Francisco 94114 THE SHED DRAG D onation 21. Jaguar Books- -4077 18th St, 863-4777 (BI7) garden of Getbesmane; Mary's Plants- Pets & I (415) 861-2151 1275 M arket S treet LEATHER $2. 00 Advance "I Don't know How to Love Him" San Francisco $2. 50 at the door c lo th in o and Judas' " Blood Money. " Supplies Clay Martin Leather N'Things- -4079 18th St. 863-1817 (B17) Tommy^Plants Most productions of Herod's J.C. Funky—398S 17th St. 6 26-7100 song were given to outrageous camp. eAtinci In this, Jewison has Herod, played 35. Sausage Factory— S17 Castro 626-4252 by Joshua Mostel, camping it up 36. Castro Cafe— 484 Castro 621-2125 (B18) on a barge in a very fellininiesque 37. Neon Chicken— 4063 18th St. 8 6 3 -0 4 8 4 setting. Also of worthy notice is 38. Tiffiny’s - -1900 Market 626-1308 the number "Simon Zealots", a frenetic dance amid.ipman columns 6 QlftS in the desert - a rousing plea to Jesus 41. New Phoenix— 570 Castro 626-8909 to "Keep them yelling their devotion, p e ts but add a touch of hate at Rome. 46. Accent on Pets- -4148 18th St ,8 6 1 -2 1 5 1 You will rise to a greater power. We will win ourselves a home. " |:ioweRs piAnts The entire audience applauded at 50. Tommy’s Plants- -566 Castro______863-1 8 8 3 ___ the conclusion.______51. Carriage Trade Florists 432 Castro 621-29 73 (B 1 8) PENÜÜLIÍM Superstar is by far the most 52. Rosebud- -508 Castro 863-7988 (B16) beautiful film made this year. And PEOPLE I'm content to wait for something ìA U ììdPv- clRvcleAninc, to come along and top it. It'll be 56, Toni Cleaners- -270 Noe St, 861-6993 4146 EIGHTEENTH ST difficult. If you don't believe me, I IC,ht IfX', pRociucts (Nea." Castro St. ) go see for yourself. But remember; 8 63-4 44 1 (B17) it's not a musical, but a "rock" Opera. 58. D’Lights by Jay- -66 5anchez 648-1162 (618) Congratulations-to Sweet Lips Chuck C Dave’s Mfg. & Repair Service the Miss Cowgirl and Mr. Cowbow, 66 1 2 Sanchez 431-5622 (B18) '^ p o YOÜB ^SHOPPING AT Jess Molina also to Lennie Lynn, hA iR -styl I nc, Randy Johnson, Danny Rodriguez, 61. The March Hare- -409 Castro 863-3469 Paul Brown and Marcus for main­ taining some semblance of sanity pRiiltinc, - c,RAphics-desic,n during the confusion and technical disappointment. Organization G l$3 FOR 12 issues 65. Dave Valentine- -556A Castro 626-2141 communication should have been better Name planned. So sorry! Also to Paul iRArnitx'i ■(B17) IN CASTRO VILLAGE Brown, Mr, Naked Crape on his press make checks 68, Designer's Frame G Picture Co, coverage of his little coverage dur­ ing the Gay Parade. Right On, brother! & 2343 Mariecials said! A moment of silence for the Toad State Z ip advertiserii inclr^in, Saturdw gTREET-UN 1 699 Hall fine... (pause).., hope Sally pulls S. F Ca. 94101 77. M erline’s Pic. Frms. - -498 Sanchez 861-5088 ( Ol¿) T..rMr -a PiO -...... eiWtî r «»r«» rr.-s r it all back together, soon. Note: Why is Sally always away when Page 10 KALENDAR T • Page 11 KALENDAR July 6, 1973 WM» iiflrnim iatrrtm ctMi ^ Christm as •fri Minui 4. in BARTENDERS' REUNION S ito. jau nil July 25 h o s t s : EMR MARCU^ ¿98 6 « ST &PAUL—I m $ m 4 ê ^ s r HARDCORE MALE FEATUREH^ “MR. NAKED”? M a -sa a • B U F F E T i 122-6TH ST. M O N D A Y - JULY 16 861-9319 GRAPE 4th Mr. Bare to n ÊÊARKET STREET (at CttunM BRING THIS ADFORSLDISCOUNT Cash prizes phonm 863 -7228 (r /s u) A A A AxAA A .^ A A-AA Contest J U L V 1973 Ray** Mr. Gay San Francisco,"M.c spfm m m ry Ì7 0^11116 GAME SUND/IY 6 9:40 1 11:00 RM. OUT OF THE CLOSETS: INTO □ Fine dining from S:30 PM, Brighton _____^ ------lljgM------TUIS------WED ______THURS______□ Fine dining from 5:30 PM, The Brighton Express THE STREETS Expreas, Coctalli 604 5-7 PM O All Night Dancing, The Shed with Arthur Corbin 10 ^ Iff ^ □ a 11 night dancing, The Shed ------NEWS AND SUCH FROM THE C3FIbc dining from 5t30 PM« Brtghcon 0 PENINSULA ExprcK ^ F in e dining at Brighton Exprese, from 5:30 □ Fine dining at Brighton Express from 5:30 PM f — O a II night dancing» The Shed 604 Cocktails from S-7 PM □ Fine dining at Brighton Expraas, 5:30 PM on, 60i cocktaiU from S-7 PM CJPool» go*go boyf, dancing» Alley Cat J A ll ttighi dancing, The Shed □ a U night dancit^. The Shed n Patio open for lunch and brunch» S27 C hib o cktails 6CH from 5 -7 PM O P lne dining at Brighton Expreas, 5:30 PM g a y p a r a d e , June 24th was . . . All night dancing. The Shed 3 Pòo 1, go-go boys, dancing, Alley Cat OP doI, go-go boys, dancing. Alley Cat à LJ Patio open for lunch and brunch, 527 Club □ Patio open for lunch and brunch at 527 Chib on, 604 cocktails from 5-7 PM warm, exciting, and emotional. in'^Young Shipper!, *' Mattachine Movies, 3 Les Cals special from noon til noon Tue., □ a U night dancing. The Shed through July 11, shows at 5,7 & 9. Enter Fred's HealUi Club, Redwood City U Serving food at J. B. 'S House from 7 PM □ second annual Bartenders Reunion, Naked '—'O v e r worth of leather given away at G rape, 8 PM buffet □ Pool, go-go boys, dancing. Alley Cat The Gay People's Union at Stan­ through Adonis < — OP ooI, go-go boys, dancing. Alley Cat $200 Febe'i, 10-L30AM □ All Male Review, Gay Paree, 10 AM-2 AM □ "Seven Days" begins at Mattachine Movies. □ Fine dining at Brighton Express, 5:30 PM ford began the parade with several O Serving food at j. B. *S House from 7 PM □ a U Male Review, Cay Paree, 10 AM- &iter through Adonis, Shows at 5,7 C 9 PM on, 604 coclrtaiU from 5-7 PM V M P M *' from CDa U Male Review, Gay Paree, 10 Am- LJ Beverly Hills Call Boys begins at Turk QCash drawings, 9-2, Naked Grape 2 AM Street Follies □ Serving food at J. B. 'i House from 7 PM □ a 11 night dancing, The Shed □ All nIgM dicing. The Sh«l people and a city block. Then grew 2 AM dB arc back party, 25^ beer C SOi well □ Birthday Nite, Club Rendezvous O Ring a dong nite, Roundup □ Buffet 7 PM $1, U t's Make A Deal, Naked □ e*oo1, go-go boys, dancing, Alley Cat UPool, go-go boyi. dancing. Alley Cat until about fifty plus were with us. O "Confidential Case Histories, " Turk drinks if you take it off. City Dump C rap e □ All Male Review, Gay Paree, » AM-2 AM LJ Patto now open for lunch and brunch Thanks to John and Company for Street Follies OCash drawings 9-2, Naked Grape at 527 Club the classy banner which is now in the office. And where were you- hiding? Unfortunately, Channel 4 and 5 6- FO LS O M STS..^ featured drag queens but that is news. 15 16 17 18 18 I have been reading OUT OF 20 21 THE CLOSETS: VOICES OF GAY O pine dining'at Brighton Express, from 5:30 PM, 604 Cocktails from S-7 PM □ Fine dining at Brighton Express from LIBERATION edited by Karla Jay □ F ìikI dining at Brighton's Express, from 5:30 PM, 604 cockuiU from S-7 PM O a U night dancing, Tha Shed LJKine dining at Brighton Express from ^Fashion show, Emmaus House, Noon till , O F ine dlnir« at Brighton Express from 5:30 PM, 604 cocktails from S-7 PM □ a U night dancli^. The Shed and Allan Young, published by CjLes Cals special at Fred's Health Club, 5:30 PM, 604 cocktaiU from S-7 PM to the all new sound of ^Food, fun, games, beer, Tavern Guild 30 PM, 60i cocktaiU from 5-7 PM □ All night dancing, The Shed □ Christmas In July shopping begins at □ Fine dining at Brighton Express, from 5:30 Redwood City. From noon till noon on □ a U night dancing, The Shed Douglas. $3. 95. I have read to Hcnic, busses only, ^ Tuesday All male review. Gay Paree, 10 Am- □ Pool, go-go boys, dancing, Alley Cat Big Town PM. S □ Patio open for lunch and brónch at □ Pool, go-go boys, dancing, Alley Cat □ a 11 night dancing. The Shed part 4, "Gay People Vs. The Pro­ JA ll night dancing, The Shed ^Pool, go-go boys, dancing, Alley Cat 2 A m „ ^ □ Pool, go-go boys, dancing. Alley Cat DICOTEQUE by DALLAS !! 527 Club Serving food at J. B. 's House from 7 PM Pool, go-go boys, dancing. Alley Cat Pool, go-go boys, dancing, Alley Cat LJ Patio open for hinch and b^runch at QPool, go-go boys, dancing. Alley Cal □ Serving food at J. B. 's House from 7 PM fessionals. " The writing varies BBrunch at Pier S4, 11-3:30 PM □ serving foot at J.B. *$ House from 7 PM Chriftraas shaping at Big Town 27 C lub S□ Patto open for lunch and brunch at from easy reading to ho hum. Hang 14th Mr. Bare Chest Contest, Roundup ¿ 527 Club on though! This weighty book is O Bare back party, 25i beer, SOi well □ servii^ food at J, B. 'i House from 7 PM worth reading. drinks if you take it off, C i^ Dump Try MY SOUL VANISHED FROM record requests.Groove SIGITT. " A fter reading this I want ITfffir HlfPitlKiS to get involved somewhere, some­ EVTERY SUNDAY EVERY MONDAY EVERY WEDNESDAY ' how. ^ EVERY TUESDAY EVERY THURSDAY EVERY FRIDAY EVERY SATURDAY 'Dance Contests OBfunen at Gold Street, 12-4 PM O 99i Dinner Specials 6-10 PM, 1001 Nights (; Funky Levi Night, Big Town O Mike Daley, Cold Street 7-H PM O Mike Daley, Gold Street 7-U PM I hope to finish this book for a .OChampagene Bnmch-10 0 1 N ights O a .A, group meets SIR Center, 8:30 PM. O Aru C crafts, SIR Center 8 PM O Mike Daley, Cold Street 7-11 PM O Mike 0.nlcy, Gold Street 7-11 PM ") Live art class with live models. SIR Center O C am p Radio with Mike Webb, 9 PM to N ostalgia O Live shows 9 Pm to 10 PM. Naked Grape. O Bare chest nite. Bachelors Club, cvrnine fuller review next issue. Also I have ^ Managers nite, 3 tickets/1 drink. Frolic 7:45 PM. O Brunch 11:30 - 3 PM, Piano Bar, 9:30-1 AM, SIR Center, OLovers' night, 2 drinks/price of I, Frolic O 354 Beer, Rendezvous, 0 Live band, #3, evening m idnight. KMPX. FM 107 T he Mini some films I want to review. 7-10 PM OCockrings G cash, Boot Camp, 9 PM UAM to 2 PM * Pool Tournament, Lucky Club, 8 PM G Dating Game. 354 Beer, Rendezvous, O Cay Youth Counseling, 7-8 PM, Goodi O Prizes and surprises. Ramrod, evening NUANCE, KQ£D-fm, 10-10:30 PM O Dream Brunch, 527 Club, 9 AM 4 PM N ite-W eds. Events at the Gay People's Union w j -L »"«< DrawDr.wi„gs, T h. Skinny dip nitc. Naked Crape U PM G 12:30 PM AA grpup meets, S. I. R,, 8:30 PM Terry Holland, Helping Hands DCartoon Festival at ihe Ramrod, 3 PM i r “ " AM 8 ^Spaghetti .694, Cruiser, Redwood City C en ter Dances of other Eras! at Stanford University: 6 O Di^do Monday, Boot Camp, 9 PM O Western night. Naked Crape 8 "Norman is that you" attbe On Broadway O Veterans Assistance Coiinciling, Cay _ nRPn-cT, R.O. s:XR.. Center, 6:30 pm O Brunch 11:30 - 3, Big Town O C ra b Bag at FeB c's, 9 PM 4- Bare chest nite, Wild Goose O C ay Youth Coffee House, 8 P m -I Am Alliance, 225 Turk Street, 2-4:30 PM Meetings are Monday nights in 'i Hanov Hoiir. 4-7. La Cave _ . Buddy night, Laurel Theatre § O Pool Toumamem, Chess G Bridge, SIR C'" 6, S PM O Blue bullet at Peg's Place, Evening Bring a friend 14 sale, Comer Longhorn Disc jockey at Peg's Place the Clubhouse. Steering Committee Camp night. Roundup O Dr.'iwings G Came Night. Free HÒ4 C en ter, 2 PM 0 Movies, Round-up, S PM O A S te ak and d a te for $5. 7S, S27CIub O ^aghetti Dinner. Bradleys Comer, 7-10 8 Square dancing, «3, evening 'J Special Dinner, $1.50, Country Club Dogs, The Wood Shed 8 O C het Johnson .it Plano G Organ, Missouri at 7 PM and meeting at 8-8:30 PM. O n»«ro at Bojangles L.)Cheese G pretzel night w/the Mouse M ule 9 PM - I AM Hot House (Ì Shiftless Night, 304 Drinks to Shirt­ O Special Dinner. $1.50, Country Club C ay M en's Rap, 2339 D urant, Berkeley, 7 O Special Dinner, Si, SO. Country Club □ Free pass to the Shed with any drink. Call ahead to get more information O Disco Bojangles less Customers, The Wood Shed 1 .) Disco at Bojangles Cay Radio Talk Show, KCSU-fm, Palo r C l«.d Circuit TV, R.^cKl. 3.iS;8=30 O Depression Nite. 15i Draft, Free 8 The Wood Shed 321-2300 x2953. O Disco at Bojangles Singles pool tournament, Peg's Place Alto^ 0-7.PM Chicken. The Wood Shed O Special Dinner, $1.50. Country Club O Free Cay legal Rap Session w/lawyer. TWfClub, 4 PM O C ay People's Union Open Meeting. Old Pool tournament. Lucky Club, 8 PM O C ay Men'sNilc, 2339Durant, Berkeley, 7 July 7--A Dance to Summer, U larry Vincent et the Piano and Ôrearc O Half Price Drinks with Shed Member­ Cay Alliance, 225 Turk Street, 8 PM pier 54 í^cátauraití 9 * friend, 8 Piano bar at the Mint, 9:30 - I AM Miiaouri Mule, 3;30to7:30PM 8:30-10:30, Big To¥m ship Card. 8 PM to Midnight, The Union Clubhouse a t Stanford, 7:30 PM. O Happy Hour, 4-7, La Cave ) Disco at Bojangles co-sponsored with Metropolitan Wood Shed For Inf. caU 321-2300. Ext. 2953 Square dancing, 43, 9 PM ftouT' à&coùig y Brunch, Miisouri"Mule, lT-4" PM O Festival of Gay Liberation Comittec O Yo Yp Madness, Ramrod O L u n ch , 11-2 PM, Purple Pickle 8O Free Cay Legal Rap Session w lawyer, Community Church and Peninsula VA rceteurN ite, Rendervous, 10-2 AM O Live Ba**d, 43, Evening Meeting, 6:30 PM, Helping Hatids Center O Psyche Rap with Martin Stow. Fort Help. Cay Alliance, 22S Turk St., 8 PM **:30-3 PM O H.ippy Hour, 4-7, La Cave O L u rtc h , 11-2 PM, Purple Pickle Royal Court. Live band. Wear as 199 KHh St. 8 PM O Two for the price of one at 2lst Street O Disco at Bojangles O Bridge, Chen and Pool Tournaments. SIR SUNOAY BRUNCH 11-3:30 ^C la»lcal muiic at Cordon'i l.epim 0 9 9 4 Dinner Specials 6-10 PM, lOOl Nights C e ra er 2 PM you see fit . . . at Lucie Stem QRapSeM>on, bIRCenter, 8 PM Batlu O O ia b baa N ight, F eB e's 9 PM O C het Johnson at Piano G Organ, C.) T-Shirt & Levi Nite, Best Tan Contest, ; Let's Make a Deal. Wild Goose OChampagne Brunch-lOOl Nights Community Center, Palo Alto— □ ^ a m brtuich. S27 Club, 9 AM . 4 PM O Free Hot Dogs 9 PM on, La Cave O ^ctiy theatre at Old Sp^hetti Factory Missouri Mule, 9 PM to 1 AM O Disc Jokey at Peg's Place II PM, Brii^ or wear swim suit to enter, O Mike Daley, Gold Street 7-11 PM in Nortii Beach, 8 PM, Cover charge O Free Pass to Shed with Any Drink, Baked Omelette OAÛér^r^^"*- ^ '» '“" Club. S PM 0994 Dinn.r Sprciab 6-K) PM, K»1 Nighli OrelsU ck P a«v, Boot C .m p 3 PM 8 PM to 2 AM. $1 donation at Chib Rendetvoui O Happy Hour, 4-7, La Cave O Lunch at W ild O scar 11-2 PM T h e Wood Shed door. Dances planned for the 14th, ^ Ex C ^ Group, SIR Center. 7 PM O w . a m N ight, Big Town O Happy Hotir, 4-7“, La Cave g^ n ch Specl.b, Country Club, I0-IL30AM O Bare ^ e s t Night, Roundup O Leather drawing at FcBe's, 10 PM O Crab bag at FeBe's O Radical rap, 7:30 PM, Helping Hands "«'wood City Dinners Nightly. 6-11pm 21st, and 28th are c a n ce lle d --la ck 8 S:"" N«j-5trape7. S04 « C e n te r O Lunch, U-2 PK Purple PIchle (B14) OL&nch, 11-2 PM, Purple Pickle O Mr. Tambourine Contest, Big Town of people power. O Drawings for baskets of food, Comer O Lunch, 11-2 PM, Purple P ickle O W in a Roundup Vest Nite, Roundup F riday N ight Diroussion, S. I. R ., Brunch 994, 11-4, T he H our. O Lunch at W ild O scar 11-2 PM Bninch ll:30 - 3, Big Town j*»-AO- Grocery Bar, Eve. Q 994 Dinner Specials 6 -KTPM, lOOl Nights §lunch at Wild Oscar U-2 PM 8 (Cont. on Pg. 19) 4 e e / MIRACLE MILE MAP

.THE LEVEE . n m m F o i i i è f A/OW , , 527 BRYANT ST. 1 0 5 TURK / ^ 7 A - 9 5 8 1 ADULTSONLY at/ t/t& pL£ut/y Jerry Sharkey HOURS Sun. & Holidayt - Opan 6 AM — w e p e — Open Mon.-Fri. 10 AM œneepned f t O H - iT O P OPEN DAILY 12-2 am OUR WOOD COCKTAIL HOUR 4-7 pm INTERIOR I WELL DRINKS 5 0 lean back and say, "Well, 3. Roundup 298 Sixth St. 863-9628 second annual Christmas in July Party, 4. Ramrod 1225 Folsom 621-9196 complete with Holiday decoration and X- All Right!" And the hits just keep on. 5. No Name Bar 1347 Folsom 863-64S8 mas presents. Run, don't walk to the boarding 6. FeBe's 1501 Folsom 621-9450 house to see the hottest act in town, Bill McWilliams makes a groovy 626-0444 Santa Clause. the fabulous Pointer Sisters... If you don't 8 . Boot C am p 1010 Bryant know who they are by now, their album is 9. Red Star Saloon 1145 Folsom St. 863-5268 Within all the bars on The Miracle 10. The Wood Shed 12th G Market 861-9462 on Blue Thumb, and get it at Aquarius. 3489 20th St. 285-0066 Mile it's hard to make a choice of While you're there, pick up on Desperado: 12. Kelly's Saloon what you want to cruise, that's why 13. The Rainbow the area is so rear and very toegetner. by Eagles... There's no lyric sheet... you C attle Co. 199 Valencia 863-9652 have to listen. 14. Fickle Fox (R) 842 Valencia 826-3373 If one bar lacks your intrest for very 15. Bachelors Club 3481 18th St. 626-9541 long there's just another one a few steps away to help you get it on. 17. Big Town (R) 115 Harriet St. 626-1250 ACROSS THE TRACKS (415) 391-2133 My deepest sympathy to Sally of 18. Cissy's Saloon 1590 Folsom St. 626-5767 TOAD HALL. W ith a ll your clever- GREEN DOOR BOOS& 19. County ClubfRi 2742 I7th St. 864-1949 ness and talented friends I know it BU Y - TRADE - SELL ( R) Bars that serve food won't be long that TOAD HALL is once again a different trip and soon NEW and USED ADULT BOOKS opening it's doors with friendly greet­ B.\ths ings. 1 0 9 . 6th ST. (Bib) . FRANCISCO. CA 94103 25. Ritch Street 330 Ritch St. 392-3582 26. The Baths 3244 21st Si. 285-3000 27. Folsom Barracks 1147 Folsom 861-1311 UJE*LL TRKE (B13) € A tin c YOUR LOflDl^, 31. H am burger M ary’s 1582 Folsom 626-5767 „oviHG C Q lllfS K 33, Pier b4 Pier 54 398-7846 THC BATHS 34 Coffee Dons Charcoal Broiler & HAULING 2 8 ^ * 8 0 8 5 3294 22nd Street 824-4770 p a r t ia l U ST o f BARS FOR BUSES AND TICKETS SS44 ai/i / I . if -BRADLEYS CORNER /O A frOACi/CO (B14) -EARLY BIRD PH: 2SS-3000 WCNSVEACLOSI CARPETS, DRAPES, FURNITURE -GANGWAY ?ooD?un‘GQmesBeeR -HAVOC HOUSE DINNERS I mise BUSSES ONLY Donation $5.00 -NEW BELL SALLOON 621-6385 -*P. S. \ p \ t x 54 Mon. -Sat. ^ 40. Bert's Carpets 548 Valencia ^UNOLEUM, AND ART PRINTS (Busies will be leaving from most bars) -ROUNDUP 6 PM -11 PM l| 41. MCC 1074 Cucrero 285-0392 -TRAPP t>. A Taste of NO persons under 21 Allowed — NO tickets at Gate. -WILD OSCAR Leather. (Upstairs) Í501 Folsom 621-'1450 ^ All at prices you will appreciate •i YOUR HOSTS A -GRANDMAS HOUSE (Oaklnd) I Ron G Doug ^ S u p p o r t ^ Arthur Corbin 324-1187 -WATERHOLE #3 Inquire at your favorite Tavern Guild Bar for tickets. I FINE cumNE 398-7846^ Your C o m r n u n ity a recording of the "Grand Ole Opry" D ear John, on the tape deck the moment J. B. I am embarrassed a little to write walks in the door on a Monday morn­ you because I feel that you would ing. Also . . . don't exagérate; laugh at me. But if you are the kind it doesn't become you and it only of person I think you are, I hope shows that you have too high an > that you will help me. I am in love opinion of your performance in bed. with Brandy Lee and my friends have HOROSCOPE One should always carry an air of found out and are harassing me. What K^ow mystery about him. It is much more can I do and can I meet him? becoming and makes cruising very Gone, interesting. If this doesn't work . . . PISCES: Nothing happening? Mike Melissa by millie p. GEMENI: The 6th is a tim e for try asking. from Tennessee Feeling frustrated? Discover As for the Other Girl, I only want Hatha Yoga and meditation if overcoming melancholy and getting to say . . . I am not particularly After attending the opening of you haven't already. If you under way with your plans, espec­ D ear Mike, THE BOY FRIEND (A Smash hit. ially concerning travel. Leave tall and maybe not so hunky, but I I am sorry that you feel embar­ have, then use it. Resist taking am a blond. (Ta! Da! ) Perhaps you 1 ran to my cookbook library to dig drugs on the 19th and try to find your past behind. On the 8th rassed and I am not laughing. As up a couple of favorite 1920 recipes^ CANCER: On the 7th do something SCORPIO: Don't be a tease during work to pull it together so that know something I don't. a matter of fact, this is a very beau­ your inner being. You needn't Ready, willing, and able, that follow . . . and remember they nice for the dude in your life or the this period, especially on the 9th. wear a mask always. Expose your restless body can be satisfied. tiful note you have written me. came from the 20's word for word. one you'd like to have. Early even­ Follow through with what you have Get your mind in tune with what you John David I am not siue you would prefer this your true nature and desires if P. S. That J, B. HOUSE sure has a lot Put on a flapper apron and have fun. ing is the best time to let him know to offer or you may risk bsid feelings. you are to overcome a feeling w ant to do and do it. The 13th publicity, but Brandy and I agree you care. The 10th seems to be a You may feel a little restless and may fii;d you dreaming of artistic going on. But what else should you that this warrants publication. This, of restriction. It's not only a expect from a place that's under VEAL A L'lTAUENNE lucky day. Beginning early in the irritable with friends by the 10th. feminine trait to feel vulnerable. endeavors. Take steps to bring them then, is Brandy's answer. A. M. you'll be lookin and feelin into reality. By the 18th a sort of water? (Who's stoned!) "It's not who you love or what you This can pass if you let it, opening Divide veal cutlets and tie with real good. The 11th finds you dom­ you up to a more positive and mystical aura surrounds you and love, but that you love. " string into uniform small pieces to i inating the scene and getting rid of energized feeling. Family members aides you in accomplishing your Dear John David, Mr. Lee is a fine and wonderful make them round; keeping them in some of the things which are holding may well be on your mind. Does ARIES: The 7th is a high day, 1 have a very pretty lover whom man. Entertaining people is his bus­ goals. I am very proud of and for the most shape until cooked. Then remove you back. This trend increases on it matter that you aren't living up bringing a sense of well being TjTOH? 35 TÖ iness, but he is not on stage 24 hrs strings. Dredge the cutlets with the 15th and 16th when you must to their expectations??? and victory. Try to keep your part, we enjoy a fruitful relationship. a day. So if you wish to meet him, salt and pepper. balance what you want against what ego under control as on the 11th But on occasion I find that we also stop up to the dressing room between share a communication gap. How Dip them into beaten eggs, and you have. Keep steady. a test of this may come to pass shows and I'll give you an introduction. then into bread crumbs. Saute them SAGITTARIUS: This period will concerning a family member. can I get her to "open up" a little And forget about your friends and find you very sensitive to outside more? in the fat dried out of thin slices of This may end up in a verbal their attitudes. With friends like that salt pork. It will take them from situations where your help and battle and your tongue could Ms G ay San Francisco concern is required. You will see who needs enemies? ten to fifteen minutes to cook them. LEO: You will be much in the public hurt needlessly, bringing you a Cindy Still here, the situation for what it really is, P, S. Why is it that there isn't more Veal should be thoroughly cooked eye during this period and on the sense of regret by the 15th when John but not dry. The meat will be white but must resist becomming paranoid your job may suffer because about the gay chicks in these homo­ 8th you'll really be loving it, but in order to remain in control of when done. Put a little lemon juice your m ind is caught up w ith a phile publications? is it what you really want? The 9th your reality. The 12th may find FOR PERSONAL CONSULTATION on each cutlet. finds you in a creative mood with problem outside its sphere. C CHARTS CALL GARRETT Dear John, Boil required amount spaghetti you alone in standing trials which Dear Cindy, a sincere need to realize your poten­ may challenge your aggressive EARLY MORNINGS OR EVENINGS Is it true that J. B. of J. B. HOUSE (depending upon the amount of tial and its rewards. Your personal has Mr. July already picked out and Fortunately, you are an attractive, people you are serving) until tender. spirit. Let your inner beauty shine lovely lady. Unfortunately, as it is magnetism surfaces brightly on the thru and your outward appearance TAURUS: A restless period, a is he tall, blonde, and hunky? Then steam until dry so your sauce w 11th and 12th. Shine it on. And by The Other Girl with pretty people, this can be a be pulled together to help you. On peaceful time--these seem to be liability as well as an asset. Also, will adhere better. Mix with your the 18th you may realize . . . "Now the keynote of this time for you. 6 2 6 -2 7 8 6 MCCSunday lulv 1st favorite tomatoe sauce and a few the 19th fight depression by exper­ that you are one of the beautiful Dear John, as Ms Gay San Francisco, you hold iencing it for what it is and find Anything can happen and it usually a certain social obligation as when thin strips of boiled ham cut into one people . . , everybody is a star. " does, my sexy Taurus. Please help me! I have 10", The M. C. C. of San and one half inches long. Pile spa­ joy in being alone with yourself love to play "ruff" and dig J, B. you go out the lime light is on. at last . . . Your lover is also an attractive per­ Francisco held a memorial ser­ ghetti in the center of serving dish very much. My problem is--he vice for those that perished in and arrange the cutlets around it. son but perhaps she sometimes doesn't has a Mr. June, but I want to be the recent New Orleans fire, as Serve with tossed salad and bread CAPRICORN: It's a hard battle to feel it. This is the basis of the lack VIRGO: Beginning on the 6th of his Mr. July. Any suggestions? well as Bill Munro of this city, sticks and good old Italian Chianti find oneself in his true work. Great of communication between the two this period your whole being should Aretha Honey who died of a heart attack. . . . Plus a COFFEE MOUSSE for schemes come to mind but there of you. When you are out together begin to expand in all directions is a tendency of not following The service was very in­ dessert. Recipe follows . . . and the desire to fulfill yourself Dear Aretha and The Other Girl, and the attention gets heavy, don't spirational and attended by re­ through with plans. You want to as a man in the truest sense of that CINEMATTACHINE Boys, boys, please play nice. It forget to include her., She wants to presentatives from most Gay COFFEE MOUSSE climb to the top but in order to 3 Shows Daily — 5-7-9 be reassured that you are still with word will become an ever pressing sounds to m e like J. B. has more of organizations. 1/2 oz. gelatine do this you must keep yourself her. The next time you are out to need. Many of your past mistakes a problem than the two of you com­ Jim Foster represting the 1/4 cup cold water physically tuned for the ascent, PEG'S PLACE, w atch her reactions can fade away if you let them. bined. He is rather cute and very Whotman'Radcliff Foundation 1 cup strong hot coffee else you might not make it. By well mannered. And his style is to the people that surround you. Talk addressed the congregation and 1/2 cup hot water Remember, possess nothing and the 15th these thoughts may very quite unique. I wish I could have about the events of the evening with was well received. 1/2 cup sugar you possess all. This is it, kid. well invade your very soul. Re­ Now's your chance . . . a new "fling" for each month. her, not at her. Include her completely Notibly present were 1 cup cream (whipped) sist frustration through action and Aretha, all I can say is, if you in your aspirations and remember that Sherrif Hongesto, Assemblyman •I your love for your own well being truly want to be Mr. July, try stick­ you both are women and you both have BETTY Willie Brown, Supervisor lohn Soak gelatine in the cold water as well as that of those you love. ing a sparkler in each ear, twirl a a feminine ego. Supply hers with a Malinari, Supervisor Quenton for one hour. Then dissolve it in glittering baton while mixing eight boost and she will respond likewise. LIBRA: The saying "W hen the Kopp, and Jack Morrison Can­ the hot water and add sugar . . . AQUARIUS: This could be a per­ drinks, and sing "Does Your Chewing Love to the Both of You, didate for Supervisors. When the sugar is dissolved add a going gets tough, the tough get Gum Loose Its Flavor on the Bed Post John going" should really apply begin­ iod of inovative thinking, new Various neighborhood cupfull of cold, strong coffee. Put the Over Night" while eating a raisin, P. S. There seems to be a communi­ ning on the 6th. The morning of ideas and a desire for a more churches as well as Senator mixture on ice and WHIPP it until it idealistic kind of life. On the BONKO WAS cation gap, don't you think? a grape, two Hershey bars, and play Allan Cranston sent repre­ the 7th can begin a day of truth becomes frothy and has begun to stif­ in the struggle with the I AM. 11th your thinking should be shared sentatives to the service. fen . . : then add whipped cream You'll be victorious! Your strength with friends. Open up your mind. Various benefit Auctions and turn into mold. Place in refrig­ lies in motion and action. On the On the 8th your flair for creativity for burial and hospital expenses erator or on ice until set. This will 8th you should be on your way com­ is strong but there seems to be a will be scheduled throughout make about one and one half quart pletely energized by cosmic forces struggle between family and the city. Please support them. of mousse . . . TOO BUSY and the beauty that surrounds you, friends. By the 9th you may truly If you have any questions or continuing till the 11th when you believe vou are getting less than merely wish to contribute, con- as you w ater boils should try to remember to continue you deserve, forcing you to try His duties at the PS caused him to miss seeing his close-up as he tacy M. C. C. at 285-0392. m illie p. to flow and follow through with harder. The 16th brings the your plans. Relax on the weekend possibility of a business advantage rode in Tavern Guild’s unit in the recent Gay Parade, included in of the 14th, get away from it all which you know will be good if last week’s edition of Mattachine Newsreel at CINEMATTACHINE. and try not to do any dope or eat it works out. Get support. By any plastic foods. Get into nature the 18th you m ay over dram atize Hundreds of Jim’s friends DID see it— as thousands of marchers and open up your eyes. Be gentle your situation. Steady, there, and onlookers paraded across out screen. Another new newsreel is and send your loved ones your good bunky. The truth will show it­ self when you're ready. now playing— featuring the Royal Scandals and Camp Awzrds held Map listings cost $20. for 10 issues. ( $2 each ) ONE INCH thoughts. Prepaid. on July 1, the Meat Rack in Miami, and other goodies! 7 5 5 ^ TnvSt^Tfâ^Sënüc^ These advertisers support this section of Kalendar- isn ’t m uch B U T . .. 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Coits for a delightful evening, in­ and supersccott love to all, who cluding our thanks to its officers, after dinner accompanied our Mr. emcees Rose, Margret Ann, and Cowboy contestant Guy Vaughn Mike, and all the contestants. and Miss Cowgirl contestant Frau Schneider to the Waterhole. S. I. R, Dance Revue G Fashion Show Coming Fast... Friday and Growl! Growl! Growl! Everybody Saturday, July 27th and 28th... out there! The S. I. R. C enter is Directed by the talented Gary Pool for the use of the Gay Community, tickets at the S, 1. R. Business but it is now being used so often by O ffice. so many, you must let S. I, R. know far enough in advance to schedule Aimual Royal Scandals .. .what your activities on the S. I. R. calendar. a grand romp! The support of so If you don't schedule the activity, many in our commiuiity for Opera­ THERE WILL BE NO THERE THERE! tion Concern, a developing mental health nroiect. was beautiful to see. Rumors... Rumor One: that I broke S. 1. R. 's Congratulations to all who my leg practicing to outdo 40-40's made the evening a very entertain­ revue lovelies Polk St. Sally b ing one, and our deepest thanks for Broadway Jay; Rumor Two: that awards received by S.I. R, activists I broke my foot falling off my bike Hector, our Social Director, Frau in front of the Ramrod; Rumor "Job Counseling" Schneider, and Three: that I flimked an initiation yours truly. into that club. Truth: I accidentially stumbled and flew through the air in S. I. R. Members... Eyes G Minds a grocery parking lot and Magnolias open... Please! You must attend ^NH Eììadìt iwcJk to you beautiful ones for all of the the July 11th Special S. I. R. Business calls, cards, flowers, leather and Meeting to nominate and elect two TifiiKczM è 3ahj> y concern. new members of the Board of Trustees Also, President Frand Fitch urges Man With Cane Coitillion Lookat: you to attend a July 19th Penisula the Empress Maxine of the Imperially Open Meeting at the old Clubhouse on the Stanford Campus, 8 p. m ... The above illustrations are designs by G. G. Pinley and p h o to By Beautiful Smile, Escort Mike, and WEDNESHMT TO SUNMY are available only at Design HIJQTRS, 861-7934, S.F. Guards Hector, Gardner, Jack, and S.I. R. MUST! R I C H & K E N John; the Emperor Marcus and Guards .lAmes ApmstRonc, the regal Left Bankian presence. July 18th S. L R. Open Meeting... Shows at 9:30, Empress Crisal; the impeccably An Auction at Big Town. Contri­ groomed Empress Shirley; the Tavern bute your goodies! For more infor­ G uild's Prexy Ross; S. I. R. 's Frank mation, contact President Fitch or 11:00 & 12:30 Fitch; the elegant Fat Fairy; Mr. Bill Plath, Publications Director. C.M*C. Carnival. Norman: Mr. the BRIGHTOIN Gay San Francisco, Ray, and Jerry; In The Sccottlights the Orange Polk Sjt. Sally; S. F. Gaylife's Blossoms of On The 0 . T. 's 936 Douglas Dean; Miss Cowgirl, Sweet Dixon; the Coits' spotlight special­ Lips; the Frolic Room 's Carol Lynn; ist, Bud; the Empress Shirley's RESERVATIONS the Belt Lady of Alameda, Naomi; Royal Scandals hairdo; Insider editoi (TiOnTGOmERY Kemo, new producer of Dames At' Mike Newton, South Of Market; 9 :3 0 S h o w (Off Broadway) Sea, coming in September; the the Imperial Ballet; the Good Fairy royal guests from Reno, Portland, 7883365 of the Year's acceptance attire; by G.G. Pinley, Designer and the Peninsula; Mel Wald; Mr. Camp Awards attire changes of the Peninsula II, Chris; Dowager Vice- Luscious Lorelei; Vector editor President of S.I. R ., David Stahlmaim; IN SEARCH OF ROMANCE Cont. on Page 19 During times as volatile and NORTHPOINT changeable as these, it is not at all surprising that a return to the mood ! of the "Yesterdays" would prove to be so welcomed by so many. BAY Call it regression if you must, but w GO SCOTT ! as the world plunders its way forward CÌ in a state of mass confusion, we need NGRT11 BE-HGtl Recommended by: to stop for a moment and reflect. A Roundup time to see where we've been and FRANCISCO P. S. where we really want to go. Plumbing Jackson's A look at the Fashion Scene today T ile Work 527 Club reveals this same desire in man to Lowered Ceilings S .I. R. slow down. Our very image of our­ Carpentry Hans Off selves proves this fact, by the clothes CHESTNUT GUIDE Map listings cost S20. for 10 issues. ( $2. each) Painting Etc. we w ear. Prepaid. Our "synthetic and vac-u-formed SSO .FsLolfio tele: 7 ’S 1 -9 © 4^7 world" can't seem to meet with the These advertisers support this section of Kalendar- -PLEASE SUPPORT THEM- standards of living we dreamed of LCMRARD GREAT SCOTT! so many years ago. I\APS Without question though, the fashion 1. CABARET SHOW BAR (R) 936 MONTGOMERY 788-3365 world has turned its head toward the 2. AFTER DARK (DANCING) 936 MONTGOMERY 788-3365 864-8209 «1.21 3. COLD STREET (SHOWS) (R) S6 GOLD STREET 397-5626 past, searching for those romantic 4. WILD SIDE WEST 720 BROADWAY 391-0460 times when life really was sweet. 5. SAVOY TIVOU ( R) 1438 GRANT 362-7023 And if we search deep enough within, -vvitli ■y'OTJLi’ Ix o st B IT iT-j T iTjO Y D JACKSONS (R) 2237 POWEU 362-2696 we are certain to find true joy and 131 BAY 421-1872 make it a reality. eLXici G tief* Jlly l O BO ISTIC (R) Bars th at serve food. Actually it is difficult for a de­ signer to create something really B A t h S NEW, That is to say, "never been TXJHÎSI3-A.Y 100 Broadway 362-6669 done before. " The public today would quicklv' reject it, preferring instead "looks" that reflect our past Romantic Eras. j ? ' j r c O I Æ 5 : 3 O j D m 362-8193 This creates an unusual challenge for the designer, but one that we have accepted with great zeal. Oily a decade ago however, the public expected great NEW things 421-0221 397-5947 of designers. So, the great ones like Cardin, Cerutti, Gemrich (to •H name only a few) "took a giant step 1 forward. " They proved how original TD etoifio St. they could be, but alas, the people soon grew tired of looking like Beings from Outerspace and demanded some­ thing new again. 0 The way I look at it, the best ideas H i I Æ O U — F B I will last forever, even if lost on occa­ sion, In the same way that truth will always prevail in the end. r - ÿ ' ' Here are a few ideas that we have SiOO-T'-.OO inherited from our past but dressed with a contemporary mood that could happen only today. , But rest assured that there are many more moods to suit everyone's tastes. In the next issue Apollo will start S.LR. its first suticle of a series on how (cont. from 16) to build that sexy body you always wanted. Until then, get ready for Richard Piro at California Hall; LARGE STUDIOS, COMPLETELY “ your first exercise. I Don O'Brien, back from New York; new, furnished W to W—New drapes A pollo Max Clements G Ferris Lehman at PEOPLE $140-150 mo. 677 Ellis, 776-4956 CAPERS I the Bar Awards; the Rosenberg's CODED ADsm ^BE DISCREET or 861-2450 (B12)______(cont. from 7) I George Coffman, on Polk Street G I on stage; the K okpit's Sweet Lips; QUIET Ro o m f o R r e SPi^ S I ble [Gardner, he of the strong back; UATHER-BOOTS—DIG WRESTL- C 101--BLUE-EYED IDEAUST, 26, NEED CARPENTERS, PAINTERS, HIP GUY. $57.00 mo., 22nd G The Coitillion Ball again proved [jack G John, table arranging; S. 1. R. ing in leather or in the nude. Am seeks meaningful sexual relation- Valencia. 647-5519. (B13)______to be one of the more exciting events I Trustee Doug D ., at the Scandals; bottom man w/m 36 years, 6'1", helpers etc? Call the Kalendar's ships. (B14)______use our Switchboard at 861-2651. No job in the city. SRO was the theme agai: [David Furrow, putting my light out! 175 lbs, light S & M—Gr. Sex. o a R l a ND HOME-UKfStuDlO too small. Let's rap. with every personality on the West Call Maury 771-5298______C102—ARIES, 35, LC BU5 HAiR, Apt. near Lake Merritt, Shopping Big Hugs Of The Week: to all Coded (Mecca Services Group4 (cc) Coast there. God, Darcelle, you are -pierced ear. Good body. Gentle G and tran^ortation available. 893- insane. Marne, Mama Bernice and supporters and workers of Operation Hi) 74 oPERAtokS ATTENTlofir jsensual. Experienced playmate IBlll 1485 (B12)______all the tc«ether people pf Portland. Concern, the Annual Royal Scandals, Classified IF YOUR ASTROLOGICAL SldN W/H, 50, 5'8", Irish, from out of BODY TALK Our own M G M's and so many more. and the Royal Family de San Francisco town teaching graduate work, wants is right for a job with our firm and SHARE BEAUTIFUL TWlN PEAK? Congrats to the Coits again. You to Dick Jay and David and all of Solid, looking for discreet sex Ads you want to earn $$ per hour even­ view, 2-bedroom apartment with TRUCKIN to buddy ride on trips, club meet­ by Apollo have another win . . . the Kalendar staff; And to S. I. R. 's ings, anything—with biker 45-60. buddies, under 30, send phone ing hours a week, esili 673-0740 stable clean-cut guy 25-35. Pre­ (cont. from 9) On July 12th, Rose and the Dog- I Membership... m^der the circumstances; number. (BJOl or 474-0776. (B13)______fer non-smoker. Bill: 626-5044 Sincere advertisment. I smoke, Huff and puff—the only way to lady will hold an auction at the I'v e done m y best and a last Big I B 1 2 ) ______after I liit J. B, 's brother bar up the drink lightly. No freeloader. J. ¿104-C6NVEha6N, ¿GNVERSA- get rid of that waist line is to work Waterhole #3 for the tragedy in Hug and love to you all! Bolton, Box 2864, 340 Jones, 94102 it off the "Greek Way"! street (the Naked Grape) for their Buffet New Orleans. Come out and help IB13J______tion, passion, compassion—mys­ SHARE MY SPACIOUS, CLoSE-fff; (not that I'm greedy, but the food is for this needy fund. Also they need tical Sagittsirius: the esoteric dance MODELS S.F, Victorism, Luxurious, own A new Body Building Club called The Temple of Apollo has just different, French G Italian you know. blood. Give a little. WA>JTEE)-YoyN6-MAN-§HAk£ leeks opportunity to expand aware- quarters, garden. Responsible Sunday night we saw what had to ness and share experiences. (BID 30-50 age wanted, $225 mo. opened at 851 O 'F arrell Street be­ And variation is the spice of life. CASTRO my home and contmction Business. ISSUE tween Polk and Larkin Streets. It 6. The pause for co<^tails at various be the greatest function ever held 673-8627 (B12) ______in our city: THE CAMP AWARDS and (cont. from 8) Willing to learn business Von, HOT, HUNG, HAIRY Mo DEL is dedicated to turning men into places: Castro bars. Upper Market Bars, 285-2884. (B13)______c6bl ¿l«-Li>oKlHe F5R----- THE ROYAL SCANDALS . . . No one something butch between 21-26. TO PLACE available to do your thing. Call m o d e r n 1 BEDROOM ELfecf RÏC “ sexy, hunky beasts or slim panthers-- (visit friends) Write this column, then Meanwhile, back where it all Tom after 4 PM. 495-0176 could write about all the insane IN SAN iOSE MEET YOUR FRIENDS Must be good looking, thin and Submit ad as nsoal aial add an kitchen, gar. Dolores G 14th. $176. whichever you prefer. bsick on the street again. You're started . , . groovev. MeL (BI21 C a ll 621-2981 (B12) The "Greek Way" is an approach carring-ons so I won't try, but to W elcom e to THE EMBASSADOR at the De Anza Hotel, 233 West additional $2 for ew h iasua in liable to find me anywhere. Hope to see those who missed this great turnout, to body building utilizing weights, you too! crew, who can now be seen at Santa Clara. (408) 294-6330 fBlSl CODE Clll-Goodlooking youngman which it appears and wa w ill you missed what will go down in seeks compatible male who is need mail all rapllcs to you. but in the. style of those-irresistible Final Note: Tommy the rock JACKIE D'S. NEED CARPENTERS, PAINTERS, muscular Spartans. The Greek ’history as just GREAT. Congratu­ Stanley from the TRAPP says he's of a roommate. Sex is great but its To answer write to KaXendar, opera by the Who, will be opening at lations to all the winners (see my helpers etc? Call the Kalendar's not the purpose of this aid. P.O. Box 627, S.F., Zip 94101 method is offered every Monday, S. F. Community Theatr^ August 9th getting older! But then, aren't we Job Switchboard at 861-2651. Wednesday and Friday. The 20th separate article) and to the people all? and put code in lower là t hand at U. C. Extension. And Xmas and who put it on. With, all the hard No job too small. Let's rap. CODE 112—MALE, 28, EURASIAN, Century Plan is offered on Tuesday, New Years in July will be thrown athletic. Lives in Mill Valley. comer of etivelppe. work you had to do, my sincere Peggy (Peter) King . . . is a good (Mecca Services Group) (cc) MASSAGE, STEAM, RUB-DOWN, t B iNVKTMiNTS. Thursday and Saturday. Both plans Respecdvelly by the Naked Grape, < ^ e e n ! Seeks non-phony masc. male. Inter Enemas, foot massage, FFA— Tax shelters, Victorians, Businesses. provide full instruction smd super­ thanks, and orchids to you for a ests are tennis, bicycling, films, July 25, and the following night, the 26th great show. And finally . . . 25, (JUIET, MaSc ù UHè Bankamericard, Materchaige— Listings wanted. Specializing in vision for helping you build a better Why is it toe people that are after shows, gardening, etc. (B12) at J. B. ' s House...... remember, to Marc. Call 864-6785 between 5 G 285-8814. Out calls eves. 9 PM- investment property. Call Andrew body. (See the classified ad in this Keep an Eye! you, you don't want? They may say 7 PM G weekends (B12)______2 AM 647-4113 (B13)______Betancotirt, licensed agent. Eve. issue). you're beautiful and fill your ego C108—1 UKE TRUCKERS, CON- 824-1600. (B13)______l o c k in g 'iFOR WORK OR JObst struction workers and hard hats of [to its brim, while the people you Pr o v o c a t iv e m a s s a g e by [want could give two sMts about it! Register at Kalendar's JOB liberal mind. Pleasant disposition- good looking guy with talented OPENING s m a l l b a r G HOTiX G Ahhh life! SWITCHBOARD—free until July ed Capricorn. Must be clean. (B13) RAZOR CU nW G A r NO EXTRA hands. Your pleasure is my bakery or resturant in Maui, Hawaii. I rem ain first—$2 fee thereafter. Call Need help. Call or write Stan. R, 861-2651______cost this month only! Mason Eddy satisfaction. C a ll t-FF evenings Randy Johnson C109--KANSAS MAN, 27, loving, Barber Shop, 131 Eddy Street, at 824-5343. (B15)______R. 1 Box 126, Kuls^ M aui, H awaii likes home adventures, looking for 771-1013 (B12)______96790. 878-1254 (B12)______51ÄV1 WÁÑTia>-UVE-IKi other men who relate to rural ways PENNINSULA possible with benevolent autocrat of thinking. (B14)______RARE BUSiNtSS OPPoktuNiTY. (cont. from 10) (56, 6 '2 ", 220) Box 2811—SF CA $250 for 50 reels of tape—program- Established restaurant. Good V al­ 94126. Phone anytime (415) Cò d e C106—Ea g e r —INTO PADS encia Valley location. Looking Meetings Monday night . . . 775-4806 (B15)______ed and album--150 hrs of recorded cxitdoors. Looking for someone music. 15 hrs programs, 35 reels of for two partners. Gay investment \ On the 9th George Meimendahl— to share those things one can't album collections. Ask for Dennis required. Write for info. 3294 speaker. George reports news and XfóUó'ü TEMPLE oF K bY HfllJb events for toe ADVOCATE and is do by himself. Send photo if at The Stud. (B12)______22nd St.. 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On the 30th is Coffee House moving and hauling. Call Keith across from Dolores Park, leaded Night! Bring music, food, poetry ALL ADS 104 PER WORD 282-8085 (B12) glass cabinets, hardwood floors, KALENDAR NUMBER JULY*© and such you want to share. Pos­ garden, sunny, well maintained, I sible speaker on non-victim crime $165. 861-3458 (B13)______« S i t (Minimum $2) LOOKING FOR WORK OR JOBS? — ' ” f ; i j l l l and criminal law reform. -Register at Kalendar's JOB Xmas decor. BARGAINS!, SWITCHBOARD—free till July CHEERFUL G SUNNY, UNFURN. G2G-065G The Gay People's Union office is staffed Monday through Friday Make checks payable to: first--$2 thereafter. Call 861- Apts. 1-3 rms. $120-165. Immac­ 2651 (cc)______ulate secure bldg. Good area evenings 7 PM to M idnight. Tue. MECCA PUBLICATIONS Tues. evening the office is staffed by and and send to: North of Market near everything JULY 24 HOUSE A MESS? NEED HELP? CALL For a mellow pad with good vibes for women. MECCA niBUCATIONS us--Joe or Steve, 8 to 11 AM or . XMAS EVE PARTY! The phone number is 321-3200 P. O. Box 627 S. F. 94101 G good people. Call Scotty after 5 PM. We'll clean Ixiuse or 861-8610 (BW A Giant Tree to deck with x2953. Call anytime as there is help serve at yoiu party. Reasonable balls!! an answering machine to take your rates. 441-1310 (B14) message. Also, if you wish to receive their newsletter--let them Advertlaan living outride me San Fraacisco NAME CARPETS AT COST PLUS 10 JULY 25 Wed. know. Their address is P.O. Box city U niti who am naiag a phone or pamaal Bob. Call 864-6785 after 6 PM or 8265, Stanford, C a., 94305 street addran must iadbda $1. addWoiial W eekends (B13)______for vesificatioa. S.F. Rerideai^ No chaiga. ^ X M A S DA Y! A special evening on the 19th A fun toy for a needy kid admits you . . . Open house at the Clubhouse THE BODY CENTER to the patio. 8:30PM.A LIVE BAND sponsored with S. I. R. Peninsula START AD HERE: __ Esalen G Polarity Massage Members. Itdormation--see the No Sexual Ma»»a|jc- I Plays Xmas Rock. EMPEROR MARCUS current VECTOR or call Frank” A Sensuous Bath--Sauna Free wit) hosts an Xmas Show! Turkey dinners! Fitch at S.l. R. —781-1570 Massage Gav Dsvehodrama at Prometheus ' Please phone 391-668 (B18) 1 1 w ith Mickey! Now EVERY Thursday at 8 PM to 11 PM. Psy­ JU L Y ZbMCC BENEFIT chodrama is encounter similar to ttL iV IS IO N SERVIGE CGLOR OR An auction forN.OrleansMCC a three ring circus, Friday Night black C white--low cost liouse ' ' at the Fights, and a Christian calls in the evenings. Call Bob R evia 6:30 PM until 9:30 PM. 282-9594 * 7 Sat. BEER BUST (B12)______^ ^ in the efternoon followed by a real Revival Meeting. You act out a scene of your choice with trained [ì 4 E W YEAR’S EVE PART"* actors and . . . 401 Florence, CARPENTRY, REMODELING, \ Comer of Lytton, Palo Alto. $3.00 Electrical repair etc. No job too I HANG OVER BRUNO Hon SUN DA Y !! at the door. large or small. Call John. 861- Give a listen to THE GAY LIB­ 6798. (B12)______ERATION SHOW, KSAN, Sunday, NAME □ CODED AD 11:30 AM and OUT OF THE CLOS­ ETS, KZSU-Stanford, Friday at STREET SEX —50% OFF. CATALOG DIS- 7:30 PM., We reserve the count offer. Send Self-addressed CITY stamped envelope. Vibrators Any dates, suggestions and right to edit or (w/batteries) 4"—$2. 95, 7" — material for this column . . . get STATE ZIP $4.95, 10"--$5.95. Mawde Bawle in touch with me a week before reject all ads. Enterprises, 1474 Sacto. Suite 306, deadline to P. O. Box N, Stanford, PHONQ ) DATE P.O. Box 99506, San Francisco, Ca., 94305. California 94109. (B15)______See you next issue with news on DEADLINES: ENCLOSED RUN 5 Harriet St. (o£t Folsom at 6th) publications produced by members Monday, 7pm The above information it Peo ples c l e a i^ g Se r v ic è of toe Gay People's Union at Stan­ conAdential and foe this paper's 618 Shrader St. San Francisco, Ca. ford. file use only. 752-4296 Mon-Sat. 9am. -5pm. 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