June KJ7T977 KAUNDAR Rajje 3 June B . 1977 KALENDAR Page 2 Gay Victories At NIMH Confer.
by Gary C ollins 3. Laws on rape should not discrimi For the first time ever at a national of the female victim. Most significantly, the group of nate against victims because of sexual One member of my group a therapist conference, the gay male as a victim Of affectional preference." Latina women, some twenty plus of sexual assault or rape was a part of from Salt Lake City, revealed that in strong, carried through a resolution the agenda. I believe that this is the first time Utah all a gay amel has to admit in supporting gay rights and condemning From Jime 5 through S, in Oakland, ever, also, that a Federally funded court is that he has engaged in con the results in MiamL Lilia Medina, the prestigious National Institute of conference has ever adopted such sensual- oral copulation or sodomy and .the facilitator of this group, announced Mental Health conducted a confer stands which bear so directly on the be is considered as much a criminal to the -entire conference that this ence titled " Sexual Assault in Specia 1 rights and protections due to gay males. as the man who taped him. In Utal; resolution- also unanimously approved- Populations." The Institute-generally I intend to present this resolution to two males doing in bed what they would oe conveyed in writing to c know as NIMH- asked me t o o e a gay organizations for endorsement. I want to do are both considered guilty State 4.egislators, the Governor, Facilitator a 11 hat conference and to will go before the Human Rights Com each of " enticing" the other into a Congressmen in Washington and es condjct a "focus group" on gay males mission and otiier government agencies criminal act! pecially to officials in the state of ICALENDAR PUBLICATIONS, INC. to seek their support of this resolution. It was for these reasons that we felt as victims of rape. our ¡reolution was of such importance Florida. Box 6X7 San Francisco,Ca. 9 4 10 1 Over a hundred and twenty men and Ultimately, I hope to present this re Other subjects covered in our focus ---- -0 6 S 6 women attended the three day confer solution ;^th as many endorsements as "Non-gender specific" rape laws group were the vital need for public ence and represented a broad qsectrum possible to our state legislators with would eliminate any reference to male and professional education in the area VOLUME 5 ISSUE Ell JUNE 10, P77V the aim of making them aware of the or female in rape laws but speak only from Fhd, 's to "grass rootrf' activists. of "the victim. " By making forcible of male rape. The importance of All of the. conference participants need for changes in the antiquated laws crisis services for gay male victims F R ID A Y m q w d a y regarding rape. oral copulation and forcible sodomy within our own commimlty (as well NEXT ISSUE JuneSSlDEADLINE June 17 themselves were members of minorities Ihis resolution was a result of the part of the definition of-rape, existing so often overlooked in Federal programs laws which consider any and all forms as long-term counselling) were con and studies. Besides gay male& otl.er wod< and inter-change of ideas in my sidered primary goals to work to MORE PRISON focus groups meeting daily dealt with focus group. As professionals, each of those activities as illegal would a certain momentuim for Abzug among an eagle, wishes to carry the boy off collective vote would/could keep many, of us in the group had dealt with gay become obsolete. I think the third wards. liberals, especially in ManHatten, and elected figures out of office. It is blacks, latins. Native Americans, We also felt thBt straight males BEATINGS to Mt. Olympus— here with a very children, Asians, lesbian women and men who were victims of being raped. part of the resolution explains itself. must, sooner or later, be made to it will help her campaign at the grass something to think and worry about. We were also aware that it is not gay I an my co-facilitators, Barbara Glass FORT WORTH, T X ... J<*n Gibbs, roots leveh surprising ending! prostitutes. examine and re-evaluate their ^ The evenirrg of satire is not political. In my group. I had psychiatrists, males raping and assaulting other gays (a le.'bian feminist) and Gene Reaves masculinity as closely and critically who founded the National Gay Pri Former Rep , Abzug lost by a narrow but men who consider themselves to (my lover/co-worker), were shocked soners' Coalition at Leavenworth margin in the Democietlc primary for 'Rather, it seeks to go beyond the con S F GAY RAP health service administrators, gay as gay males have al.wa/s had to temporary to the shortcomings, silli community center staff people and be heterosexuals. It is the viciously and appalled when the conference Prison in Kansas in 1972, is once the US Senate in New Yoik last year. homophobic straight, the men incap opening session-lasting for three hours- do to survive. again charging a series of beatings In accepting her victory at the "reform ness, and pomposity in sex at many SCHEDULE crisis-line co-ordinators. That, after all. may be die best levels. (U you thlrik sex is sacred, you Before discussing some of the areas able of performing with women and never once referred to gay males or way to stop rape. Stop the " queer ^ by prison officials. faction" convention, the fiesty Abzug San Francisco Gay Rap is an independent the ex-convicts who acquired a liking lesbian women as victims of rape. Gibbs is currently being held at took issue with charges that she is won't like SEX SHOW. If yon think organization, founded in August, 1970. we covered, I shmld like to report hating" and society will stop smirking sex is surrounded by too many taboos for sodomy in prison who are raping Speaker after speaker concerned them at gay men as victims of rape the Federal Correctional Institute running for mayor. In a speech punc Now SF Gay Rap is the largest Gay or a retolution I introduced at the end selves with a wide variety of female in Fort Worth, Texas, after a stint and much foolishness, you might very gays. If you or your group wish to en tuated by her usual shouting and in ganization in the Bay Area with about of the conference which was tmanlmous- We also knew from otxr experiences victims of rape. The otherwise ex at the FCI in Lexington, Kentucky. her fist-clenched style, Atnug called well laugh all evening.) 300 participants weekly. The Tuesday Iv approved BY ALL those attending: dorse this resolution or want more that a gay male who reports to the cellent keynote address by Eileen information on the subject, con It was at the Institute at Lexington for "a new national urban movement," night Gay Rap.meets at 8 pm at the " Resolved that the conference e t- Hernandez was marred by the lack where Gibbs asserts that the latest { from GCN) 'GET DOWN F i ^ Congregational Church at Post and police his rape or who appears in tact; Gary Collins,-. 537 Jones St,, dorses the foUowing- court against his rapist is given the of any reference to our community. series of beatings took place. Mason Streets. SF Gay Rap is an open 1. The, concept of non-gender speci We waited in vain -which included Suite 400, San Francisco, C a,, For the past five years and through TONIGHT' fbrum for groups—the calendar listing fic laws_on rape; shoddiest treatment. In the eyes of "disabled women, mentally retarded 94102 three different correction facilities, g a y c r e a m s is a list of scheduled groups, representing 2, That the legal definition of rape police and of most juries, he is just Tickets are now on sale for GET DOWN a 'faggot' , a sub-human species not women" in their references to vic it has been Gibbs' contention that only a small numger of the weekly should always include forced oral co tims. he is beaten and assaulted by offi BISHOP TON ICHT, a night of fun enterta inmen groups. pulation and forced sodomy; deserving the accords and mosal rights cials for his work as a gay activist. to help raise money for the lobbying June 14 t Gibbs charges that throughout'his IN ST. PAUL effort in support of A. B. 1302. There Jim Ostlund q>eaks about Assembly Bill will be a Disco Light Show and entertain prison life, guards have been at the St, Paul. , Mn,. . . . Chocolate cream 1130, the bill designed to extend pro On May 5, Manuel Gomez also attempt least "guilty of negligence'' toward ment by Los Angeles popular personality tection against job discrimination to GAY CHALLENGES WAR POWER------ed suicide. Friends discovered him close 47 STATES’ GAYS his well-being. He has suits pend pie was the medium of protest. Arch USA CARDIN ALE, bishop John Roach the target, when sexual orientation. to death and mshed him to Mt. Sinai ing against the US Bureau of Prisons The event will take place June 19,1977, Margo Schulter, "Now It's All Heistory", In a press release sent by Project Lambda, United States Code, Title K), Section hospital where he slowly edged back and claims that those actions are tire gay activist Patrick Schwartz took at 330 Gtnvt.' Street from 5 to*l 0 pm. it was announced that on June 2, resigned 925 (Article 125 Uniform Code of Mili SUPPORT DADE out his frustrations over the failure of a discnission of women's history and the from critical to serious-condition. The reason for the alleged continuing Tickets are $2 advance and $^50 at causades fat women's rights. Naval Reserve Commander Jeffrey tary Justice) only words he could say to his friends state gay rights législation. the door. Tickets are available at the 6, The Supreme Court has affirmed the mistreatment. Gibbs further claims Schwartz, 2 2, was arrested by St, ■June 21: Vowles, 41, was to picket the Armed in his weakened state were, "It got too that the "past five years of court Castro Station, from La Kish at the New Grey Panthers, Youth & Age for Action— Forces Recruiting office at 620 West C decision of a Federal District Appellate heavy for me.“ COALITION actions and losses by officials have Paul police after he disrupted a banquet Bell, from Randy Johnson at Febe's and Coint firing the Hebrew Canon (Leviticus of the National Conference of Christians representatives Dr. Alex Riticin and Street at 1200 hoors(noan), San Diego, Gay leaders, his friends in the Dade stirred up a conspiracy" to end his many individuals around the city. Ruth Logue-Riskin talk about the struggle to protest the ban on labor organizing 18:22, the Holiness Code) as authority County Coalition for Humai Rights, 47 STATES ’ GAYS SUPPORT DADE and Jews by pushing the pie in the face A, B. 1302 is another s t^ in helping for tiphnlding Sodomy Statutes in the life. Gibbs says he was being kept of the guest of honor. for rights for the aged. among the military. were unequivocal in laying responsibi COUNTY COAUTION - 3 DON"T in solitary conflnement at the fed the Gay Community to achieve full hu Gary Collins is back, this time to talk In distributing a leaflet. Commander lity for his brush with death at the door eral lock-up in Lexington, to pre Roach had Just been honored by the man and civil rights, through legislation organization aa a recipient of its "na about the use of cosmetics in caring for VOwles is urging members of the armed of anti-gay bigotry. "This was an as From our brothers and sisters in Dade vent him from "being in court at Come and show you support of this most the skin. force "to re & e to perform their duty" P. Supp. U99 (1975). sault. " they said, " as much as if he County , Florida, who are leadhi.^ the Seattle where-I expect to be heard tional brotherhood award. " and was worthy cause. 7. In order to bring you this information still on the podium when the incident Armistead Ma;q>in, author of " Tales and in doing so he is wUUngiy, knowingly had been beaten vrith fists and clubs. " fight against Anita Bryant's group have shortly." (press release) contravene Section 2387, Title 18, Unit urging you to defend your professional Said Coalition spokesperson Leonard occurred. of the City," the daily serial in the SF riit-oivwf« through Industrial action and issued a financial statement of cortri- Although officials at the FCI In Chronicle, talks about his writing and ed States Code ( Treason and Subversive Matlovich, "Opponents of human rights butions received as of May 17, 1977: Texas will not talk about the Gibbs Recovering his composure, the arch collective bargaining, PROJECT LAMBDA bishop told the stunned audience, "Don't GAYS LISTED AS answers your questions Activities). must share in at least part of the blame Alhbama--$45.00 case, Ken Neagly, the acting warden June 28 : "Who ever,. . . distributes or attempts (Justice) organizers are risking Imprison for generating an atmosphere of con be embarrassed- I'm not. Let's pray ment for up to K) years for violating Alaska----- 0 at Lexington, told a press rep. that for these people. " BUYERS PLUS MONSOONED IN A REMOTE N ^alese to distribute any written or printed matter fusion and hatred which some in their Arizona----319. 00 Gibbs was transferred from Kentucky which advises, counsels , or vuges.. . re- :Section 2387, United States Code, Title It was apparently not until some time Village for Two Months-—a story about 18 (Treason aod Subversive Activities). ranks are manipulating for political Arkansas—$22.00 because the Fort Worth jail "is a later, however, that Roach himself It is estimated that there are between the intrigue of the exotic country of fusal. of duty by any member of the militai | purposes. California-- $17, 542. 99 more secure facility." As to Gibbs and the public learned that "these peo thirty and forty million homosexuals Nepal. or naval forces of the United States shall Mr. Vowles and his Lambda organization "This climate of fear threatens to Colorado--$523.00 claims of being beaten at Lexington, ple" were gays protesting what they (Kinsey says 20 million) in the United Steering committee meetings are held be fined not more than $10,000 or impri urges you to: disrupt the harmony and security of the Conn, —$410. (B8 Neagly characterized them as "false. " called " excessive pressure by organized Statcl*, the first Friday of the month at the Gay soned not more than ten years, or both 1 Stand up to the politicians of the entire community. We appeal Delaware—$20. 25 Lexington is not a penitentiary but religion" against gay right legislation A recent survey showed that between Community Center, 32 Page St., at and diall be ineligible for employment 2. Stop being a government slave to all people of good will, “ Matlovich Dist. of Columbia--$6, 31L 65 according to Neagly, "a minimum in the capital. five and seven million homosexuals 7 pm. This group discusses Gay Rap by the United States or any department 3, Withdraw your labor and re said, '“to Join us in rejecting distortion Florida—$ 57, 252, 27 security facility that does not even The Minnesota Committee for Gay read a Gay "slick" magazine at least as a whole and acts as a time for ex or agency thereof, of tiie five yean next value to perform your duty until your scare tactics and violence. Georgia—$ 3,190.00 have a fence around it, " "To John Rights indicated it would officially once a month. Here are some other change of information about activities following his con'^ctlon." .right to negotiate a binding contract and "We urge good citizens of Dade to Hawaii—$89.00 Gibbs' charge tliat had been held in "deplore" the tactic of the pie incid interesting facts and figures about people and committees are doing at Rap, Ptohibitlons against collective bargain to receive equal treatment under tiie law stand foursquare against repeal of .hu Idaho--$5,00 solitary at Lexingtori, Neagly says he ent because of the likelihood that it gays that might show that contrary to . Faery Knoll Coffeehouse is also a part ing and industrial action by memben is recognized by the United States Courts. man rights and against the kind of bigot Illinois—$4478,00 has no knowledge of that having of Gay Rap, The enormously s-uccess- of the armed forces are based on the war On April 7, 1976, whUe assigned to ry aifi violence to which anti-civil Indiana--$360, 00 happened. would make further lobbying efforts misguided zealots like Ms Bryant that more difficult, we are all not child-molesting, drug ful cofieehouse's Friday nights at 8 pm power of Congress (U, S. Constitution, Investigative Operational Ihilt 621 at rights philosophies lq;td. " he concluded, Iowa—$20$, 00 Ever since his open involvement in "But we also recognize the frustration taking, limpwrlsted butterflies; that at the Gay Community Center continue. Article 1, section 8 ) and the command North Naval Station, Vowles re (from Newswest) Kansas—$91,00 gay rights for inmates in 1972, Gibbs People who wish to p«form before the prerogative of tie Pmident (Article 2, signed his commission and publicly de- Kentucky—$110.00 has called for support in his fight and the disenchantment with any kind many gays are hard wori STEPPING OUT WITH WALLY ber the name) I must confess that I was RUTHERFORD AND VERN BECKER a tiny bit surprised that the fleeting STEPPING OUT glimpse we had of the ballet "Medea” In case you're wondering where regu did not include an appearance by the lar reviewer, Ken Dickman is, you equally stunning and exfraordinary Anita must have missed his last couple of Paciotti, who created the title role d ir- w ith ken dicknvani columns. Ken is off (or about to be) ing the Spring Season. Can't have every- on an extended trip thru Europe. He's tiring, I suppose. We were treated to Accompanied by John Mosier on the promised to keep in touch so we can several appearance by Ms. Paciotti dur bass and the supeib arranger/conducter look forward to some of the adventures ing the evening, none of which how Wally Harper, BARBARA COCK remains of An American in Paris and other ever displayed her unique acting abili one of the few "up" acts around. By the points of interest. ties to their fullest extent. time she finishes, you are high, hgih, high. In answer to the question, "Who are Onward and upward thru bits of Harp There are so many good vibes, a strong these new guys?", let me simply state Concerto. Beethoven Quartets, Wo Die positive attitude, and a beautiful char that we are two people who have been Schonen Trompeten Blasen from " Songs isma coming from this fabulwus lady active in the commtinity in many as of Mahler", the humorous yet touching that you can't help but be caught up in pects for several years, particularly in Wallflower Scene from "Souvenirs" it. BARBARA COC^ is happy when she, the area of the theatre. Wally has pre which featured the fabulous face of and her San Francisco audiences are de viously written ft* the now defunct Madeleine Bouchard, who can convey lirious when she does it, A not-to-be- Gayzette (No, Virginia, he didn’t kill more emotion with the blink of an eye missed performer at the Mocambo til It) and the Bay Area Reporter. My own than a hundred Farrah Fawcett dolls, Sunday June 19. journalistic experience was confined to all acting their hearts out, LOVERDE IS BACK AT THE CITY a social column in nrry high school pa Tomm Ruud's "Mobile", a fragile toy After an atisence of 7 months, LOVERDE per more years ago than I care to re which one could watch forever and nev is bach at the City, so goes the publicity member and certainly more than I care er tire of the ever changing patterns and I say, so what! The problem with to ad.'mlt. It is our hope that thru diese and balances. , Christensen's "Divertis the previous act was that there was no reviews you may be assisted in spending sement d'Aubei" and ,,, HOLD IT !! ! direction, LOVERDE's new act supposedly your hard-eam^ bucks on entertain "Divertissement?' is described, in part does, but underneath the white scaffold ment that does what it's supposed to- in the program notes as, "a showcase ing set, the multicolored neon bars, the entertain. We are reviewers-not critics for three virteioso dancers demonstrat EDITORIAL ON THE GAY DAY name"Loverde" flashing above the stage and it is the purpose of tiiis column to ing the full with of the dancers' vocab T A ^ D E in the same neon, and the white pleated report to you, the ticket buyer what ulary. " Well, that's fine. But it can't A few revues follow, because I haven't pants he wears with the multicolored we’ve seen. We'll try to steer you to begin to convey tiie excitement generated" left yet for Denmaric though 1 am now satin jacket, it's basically the same act: by Diana Weber, Susan Magno and RIP TAYLOR AT THE CTTY, JUNE I4-P dull and boring, wards events with an appeal to all types living in the City. But widi San Fran of entertainment. It's Summer in San C^vid McNaughton. "Ice Maiden, " more from Morishita and The set for The Fantasticks is one of cisco excitement runnin high for the Itrlcd putting my finger on- the main the essential ingredients that allows the causa for this, LOVE1U3E can sing, imth^ Francisco. Try something new. That's The piece is light, frothy and traditlon- Bujones, This time, she the shy and Summer and the outcome of the Dade why they make chocolate, strawberry aL The girls costumed in lovely rose innocent Princess Aurora and he the strong characters to establish tiielr simple situ County Oidinanca election, I feel abso ing spectacular, but it's there. The bas ation. The uncluttered set of platforms ic toul/iock music is not the greatest, and vanilla! pink tutus, tiie boy in pearl gray tights an of the world, the noble Prince Florl- lutely gpiilty about leaving the Country, S.F, BALLET GALA PERFORMANCE and matching velvet jacket with pink mund. And sudenly, they're all there on and poles, designed by I^t Davis, ac llie effects of daat recent election are though nx>st of it is original rruiterlal; complishes its goaL When night is but even the Neuman/Russell/Sedaka '^fiveiytiiing WAS beautiful at the bal- accents. The choreography, while stage and It's the Finale from Symphony starting already. This last THiaaday a led'. Especially on Sunday evening, technically demanding covdd, in all in C and they're dancing like we all knew needed, a cardboard moon is hung on ^xmtaneotts march devaloped and 5,000 songs lay there not generating any of the a pole, thus the Illusion of a certain excitement tiiat LOVERDE wants to cie- May 29, 1977 at the San Francisco War likllhod, be handled by many of the they could 'cause we've seen it before gays marchad from dia Castro to Union Memorial Opera House. Before I phinge members of the present company. But but this time it's special and the curtain moonlight can be imagined. Square. And wldi Anlte Btyent coming to ate./The closest I can get is diet these BARBARA COOK AT THE MOCAMBO T1U JUNE T* , The musical play begins on an empty nnmben have terrible arrangements, into the world of superHtives necessary the trie of Weber, Magno and McNaugh- is down and now it's up and they're bow canipeign In CalHomlg, our atiei^th in to describe the evening's dance activi tion bring a special magic to the piece. ing and.. . and . , . what's happening? Is jstage with the appearance of the Mute the Bey Area end Sen Ftanciaco will havs Hiey come on abosig and never build to (Alexis von Ronze) who later doubles any aott of climax ao th 45 minutes sat ties, I feel it necessary to give credit The girls convey a lighter-tha£bir that really "Stars and Stripes Forever" btf be diown widi Dignity. Wltfa all dia to The Performing Aits Orchestra of San quality and could seemingly balance that the orchestra is playing ? And here ■ as the imaginary "Wall’, Then the nibllcity‘ ' oomlng out of Miami about San lem alnsa baaage of noise. INarrator (John Knowles) sets the mood LOVERDE is now over psodoced and Francisco and to donductors, Denis de en pointe for a ll eternity whether sup they all come agkin. All those beautiful Fmndaoorendaco being a "ccaqMol of tax", the Coteau and Jean-Louls LeRoux. These ported by Mr. McNaugiXon's sturdy arm people we've come to love. And aow ther< as he sings "Try To Remember" and rest of the natloa Is gofaig to be watching and hyped In hht peesentatlan and the invites the audience to foUow the spirit act is an flash. A Hollywood elnb act gentlemen and the super musicians of or not, David provides exceptional are balloons and confetti and American the activities of the Cay community of the orchestra provided as much a de partnolng for both girls but reaUy comes flags and shooting stars all over the place of the play. The Narrator introduces this area. from San Feanclsoo. But I wouldn't kick the characters, a boy (Tom Klimek) a him out of bed. light for the ear as the dancers did for into his wwn when allowed to utilize the and the audience is cheering and the I urge you during this years Gay Fraedom the eye. The selection of the Overture entire stage for the McNaughton brand o dancers are applauding the audience and girl (Molly Schultz), the two fathers Day Ritede, that we inarch and paitici- mHENEW HnPBrtAnnP from Bonstein's "Candide" to open the of aerial pyrotechnics. The stage floor is . . . . and. . . . The curtain Is down and it's (Sam Adado and Heller) and the Wall pata at Cay Mas and Woman widi respect Vbe name HILDECAREE always meant evening's festivities displayed the or is literally used as a launching pad for over and WOW! What a night! What which separates the boy and girL The to ourselves end our community. LEAVE long white gloves^ a rose, and die fln- chestra's talents to maximum degree and a series of the most daBling leaps and a season! WHAT A BALLET COMPANY! girl, Luisa, tells of her daydreams and THE DRAG AT HOM^ Forget the Gan- aat bt simper chib entertainment. She uncapped the evening like the "Pop" of spinning turns seen around this town for the boy, Matt, of his love for her. The der-fock appearance, f^ e t the "let's has bean in show bis for SO year% and fathers appear and send the children a bottle of champagne. a long time. And all seemingly with TTO FANTASTICKS do somethfog outrageous and shock them" after her week at die Mocambo, one From the first note to the last of the out effort. Congratulations and a thou off. Left alone, the fathers relish in theii attitude. Anything that happens during sew that die has k ^ up with the changes evening, the music flowed smoothly thru. sand thank yous to this wonderful trio of *ftie opening production of the upstairs accomplishment of establishing the the Gay Day Parade that is close to out that have gone on daring diose years. theatre at the Golden Gate has brought feud and that their children have fall wori V Dear 13,539 members of the jflUiri^C) m oist: PrlvateSaunaClub We are moving to 1015 FOLSOM ST. on July 1st. All current card carrying members are invited to a free HOT DOG & BEER Bust to preview our new club on July 2nd, 3rd & 4th from noon til 4 pm . LOVE, The SUTRO GANG DANCING NIGHTLY 1 AT THE FIRST DANCE BAR IN VALENCIA VALLEY! 2 PM-2AM MON-FRI 855 VALENCIA NOON-2 AM WEEKENDS 285 79ÎJ June K), 1977 KALENDAR Çmge K) asylum, supporting a boyfriend, evict ion from her funky childhood flat, and more. Vainly supp<»ting her are my stical characters (reminiscent of "King of Hearts), a sculptor, a fay magician, a drummer, and a deaf old woman who keeps pet rate in cages. Someplace bet ween dre fantasy and reality, every as pect of Normande's psyche is revealed. Through splendid inagery, allegorical characters, intelligent and stunning fantasies, intriguing flashbacks, Gille has created one of the most creative looks into the female consciousness. He does a marvelous job of building the audience sympathies for Normande and then with a very effective 1, 2 punch ending mentally knocks the audience away. The film's emotive build-up THE and conclusion makes one feel as though you had experienced all of Normande's «oeggeringly real tribulations. Such an effect is the essence of cinema and the REEL essence of this rare film, "La Tete de Normade St, Onge". STAR WARS NEWS Anyone who has seen "Star Wats” or read TIME magazine is well aware that By R. Mo(g«a PH« one of the greatest events in the history of modem cinema is Just beginning to take Sumener is here and the San Francisco place. All the spins-offs; TV series, HARRISON FORD, ALEC GUINESS AND MARK HAMMILL IN STAR WARS film theatres and various fllm studios toys, foood products, sequels, ad nauseum have succeeded in presenting some boggle the mind. To avoid oveitill with perfectly executed recipe film. Sacrifle- is obviously visual and hever has the' eye good films (including classic films as complimentary redundancy, I will briefly ing some personalized trademaik cinematog ball such a romp. Eliminating the verisim itudio re-releases) for the local frus say that the beauty of STAR WARS is not graphy, sauf Lucas' highly accessible and ilitude of reality, animation, especially trated cinéphile. The Cento Cedar only happening on the screen but also in finely tuned-in cultural translations which seen in so many styles, underscores and re- is offering the brilliant French-Cana- the theatres with the audience cheering make outer space seem like Sunset Strip, aqpaints a vlewer-wlth what is truly visual dian work by director Gille Carle, both the characters and beautiful special George Lucas proves to be a very American art and the infinate flexibility film can "La Tete de Normande St. Onge". The effects. The fact that so many people can and much better version of Ken Russell, provide an artist. There are few opportun Cento Cedar has independently acquired stand in long lines and still get off on the who k^ows how to use the best of the old ities to see short films and "The Fantastic the film which had a great deal of suc consuming experience, reminds us" and times and respins everything for our time Animated Festival" is hopefully only a start. cess in its motherland and has been seen hopefully American film studios what the and future fun. Sadly, many theatres have stopped showing at the Cannes Festival and LA's Filmex. full cinema experience is and has not FANTASTIC ANIMATION FESTIVAL esurtoons and drort features before the maj Since no distributor has picked up this been for so long. For a throughly enjoyable two hours, "The or attraction. I have always felt that poss film, the Cento Cedar has done a won STAR WARS impact comes from Lucas's FANTASTIC ANIMATICN FESTIVAL" (not ibly if these short works were properly gath derful job of securing this masterful film well-studied ability to use all the most to be confused with the PBS series or the e r^ together and presented, they themselves which may be destined, hopefully for vis^isl ly effective or dramatically force show which touts art museums and schools) could be the main attraction. I hope the AFA only a short 'spell, to obscurity. ful scenes from stage, film, history, tv, fills die bill splendidly. The AFA is a proves me right and is a success, for some of The tour de force performance by Carol and literature, to come up with a nifty commercially released film which has the most brilliant film creations are not fea Laure depicts a young woman's struggle and tightly designed space fable. Lucas' spliced together entire animated sheets of a‘ ture length and the world is poorer because for survival and sanity. The overwhelm genius comes not so much from his tovent- myriad of styles and subjects. One can see we have no regular showpiece or vehicle to ing forces of the world, relatives, the ivness or originality, but rather his spect Cat Stevens own animation of his song, dlq>lay tírese highly Imaginative and creat Church, and absurd professionals, gang acular dclU to synthesize and remold classic " Moonshadow", a 7-Up commetcial, and ive woiks of art, together to defeat Normande's every images into new and with it shapes. Un sixteen other works including a dazzeUng > KEETIE TIPPEL effort. According to director Carle, like Kubrick's photographer's ability to trippy "French Windows!" with music by Now'playlng at tne Lumiere is " Keetje these cornerstones of our society lost in blend the visual and audial imagery for Pink Floyd. The variety of input comes (Cat^V Tippel", a film based on the auto their individual inanities make the farstin« highly sensual and perely emotive purposes, to a viewer from so many different direct- biography of Nobel candidate Neel Doff. tual struggle for survival increasingly Lucas takes Kubrick's grandstand techniques tlions and land on so many different levels, This Dutch worii captures each scene as if perilous and deadly, ' turns them into deft slights of hand the film borders on producing mental ftti- it were taken from an old master tableau. Normande's battles Include saving an tricks. Considering a ll the sources Lucas gue due to over-stimulation. Depicting the unusual social rise of a Fies- ex-prostltute/strippef mother ^ m u ,draws from STAR WARS comes out like a THE REEL NEWS cont. on page F> Jj2ie^EAjji[££tSbimdBnt_£mu^ A week before the demonstration, A NEW g a y flve'people were refused service by a waitress at the bar. She refused COLLECTIVE to give a reason. \^0ien presied, the manager reportedly said, "Just Jim Ostlund CAMBRIDGE, MA...... A group of take your queens and get the fuck LARRY predominately gay men has formed out of here." and became gener P resents V a Men's Childcare CoUective in an ally abusive towards them. Two effort to " support women who are people refused to leave and were breaking away from the limiting and arrested for disorderly conduct. male dominated relationships of the The Jury Room had been bought family and the larger society." Fo last fall by A1 Keith, an ex-football cusing on women who are " in transi coach at St. Mary's University in tion from a nuclear family or those Halifax, who renovated the bar, already in an alternative lifestyle, attracting a mixed clientele of gays, such as lesbian mothers, battered jocks, business-people, actors, women, and welfare mothers," the politicians, and others. Get Down Tonight groups hope to do childcare for groups The incident was reported to the 1 of women and for women's events. Nova Scotia Human Rights Commis 2 ^ The men involved in the group hope sion, which investigates complaints (/brA.B.im ) to make a commitment to particular of discrimination in the province. groups of mothers to spend time with Although the Human Wghts Act their children. They envision doing does not yet cover sexual orientations, childcare at "one-shot deals" (wo Philllppe Comeau, a sympathetic men's events), once a week (chUd- officer of the Commission, reported oare at Trandtion House, a home ly told GAE representatives that Sun. Juneldy 5:0 0 ~10:00pjn . for battered women), or in an on "we totally agree that this sort of going reUtionshlp as in a "big brother" thing shouldn't happen. It should situation (Dykes and Tykes). be covered in the act. " The director In their statement, the men noted of the commission subsequently denied ^omjrwnity Center that "we are also struggling to build that this statemtn had been made. support systems for our own survivaL The picket was effective, turning Marry of us Iqad lives that do not con form to the traditional, heterosexual away many supporters of the gay farrilly models presented by the domi people. 330 Grove Street nant culture. We are gay and straight, (from GCN) we live alone, with friends, or with lovers, and often have little access to relationships with children. For _____ men against sexism, doing child- ' MINISTER care it a way we can come together and do something that has an immed ATTACKS JESUS Entertainment Tickets: $2.00 Advance iate, positive effect." COLLING SW(X)D, NJ...... A right- I Men interested in working with the wing fundamentalist minister who led $2.00 Door ' : I group or women's groups plarm ii^ a crusade against a' group of gays \ \> V frSire events can contact Gene (547- who were trying to settle a sparsely- 0050 between 5; 30 and 7 pm). populated county in Califocnla five Liza Cardinale \ A (from GCN) years ago, has lashed out at the highly Available from:'^ acclaimed made-for-televlslon rrrovie, "Jesus of Nazareth," -MM- • ■ ’ ■■ NOVA SCOTIA The Rev. Carl Mclntlre suggests that AB 1302 Committee M enders the character of Jesus in the movie M usic PROTEST was "weak and effeminate,.., not the HALIFAX, Nova Scotia..., The Jesus of the scriptures. " Maclntire Jury Room, a local bar, was pic- claimed, "TTiat's not the kind of New Bell Saloon (La Kish) : ' keted on the evening on Saturday, Jesus I could Cum to for my salvatloiu " April 30, by 34 people, ^ e ^ c - The movie, shown in two three-hour Elyse&Co. Febe^s (R antfy tM m sotO ket, rtganized by the Halifax Gay segments on Palm Sunday and Easter Alliance for Equality (GAE), v/as a Sunday, was praised by religious leaders protetf against the bar's decxdoii throughout the country. The NBC Ckistro Station " to ban gays. The Jury special received high ratings and ’ v ' ' ■■•‘.A ■ ' been a mUed bar popular gays good reviews. . - - , , nwwi^ 'w' • *AB 1302 pzoM bits diacriminatiim In employaapt, ixtusinyf bocause in a city with no exclusively gay (from GCN) J\£t fjO naX ea O yZiteJNetAlO Cllt^alO O n^ , of sexual orientation. Money\vlll 2>e u s e d for lobbying etfort. ' bars. 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CASTRO BATHS S82 CASTRO 621-9963 (E-16) Grocery- Liquor Cleaners 8T 4500 19th St. 626-7473 (E-13) • 23. TONI CLEANERS 270 NOE St. 861-6993 (E-18) She I/« T w b ALAYA 432 CASTRO 5S2-22U(E-1S) Hair -Clothes 18. TOMMY'S PLANTS S66 CASTRO 39. AQUARIUS RECORDS J J «F ^ A tin X 863- 6467 (E-16J IS. THEGOU5EN FUEECE HAmsTYUNG 586 CASTRO 863-9214 4E-E6) 20. GEMS & JEWELS 2330 MARKET 626-S638(E-l^ 3S. L’UC^iO 4141 IStfa St. 626-1667 21. CASTRO cam era S7S CASTRO 864- 1390 (EIÌ6) » , CUPK7INT t o 18th St. 626-410l(E.16) 22. COLUMBIA REAIfTY 2217 MARKET 626-6657 t E-18) MARK BROWN cont. from page 8 drop by the regular Sunday 1 pm meeting Silver Sage 16-23 at 2714 Telegraph in Berkeley. Febe's 16-23 In the area for almost a year, the cen PoDc Gulch 16-23 ter started in September of 1976, Wally's A. M. 16-23 when the Gay Space Collective of the Ambush #1 15-24 East Bay (GSC-EB) was formed by mem Team 6 14-2S bers of the gay community to establish Mea a community center for aU gay pieople High Series-P Kaufman-649 living in the East Bay. High Handicap Series-E. Thrift-725 GSC-EB therefore . takes pleasure in High Game-P. Kaufman-2S7 announcing that a house located at 2714 High Handicap Gaxne-R. Brattin-280 Telegraph, has been aewired and will P. Kaufman took over the high series be the Home of the new Berkeley Gay lead this week from F. Blackburn. Community Center. An option to buy Womer the house next door in s ix months for ^mmie Dragon continues to lead in all further expansion has been obtained. categories. High Series:476; High Hand! The Gay Space Collective of the East cap Serles:623; High Game : 192; IQgh Bay wants dieir community center to Hsmdicap Game ; 24L Jilmmie improved represent the needs of the total gay her lead in all categories this week. community. It is hoped that it will THIS AND t h a t achieve this goal by working with les The best of hide to Maik Calhoun and bians and gay males in a diarad, sup his new bar, the STARLIGHT ROOM, portive envii^ment. Space wUl be 1121 Market Steeet. Much success to made available for rental by individuals you, Mark. and organizations in the Gay Community HAPPY BIRTHDAY to three mighty fine so that the Community Center will be people—to Paul Lynch, my roommate; come a central source for a variety of Jim Lord, the Silver Sage excellant gay-related activities in the Bay area. first baseman; and to Vem of the Men's Participation will be welcomed from all Room. gay indUvlduals and organizations. The TO THE PEOPLE OF SPORTS Center needs energy and siqtport to make THE. BEST it work and grow. m ARST^ BROWN Help is needed. People are needed with energy in the following areas; caipoitry BERKELYHAS NEW and plumbing, landscaping, decorating, publicity, and much more. Volunteers GAY CENTER with other skills or who can just h e ^ Berkeley Gay Community Center has out vrith the genreal clean-up and paint- a new home at 2714 IBlegtaph Ave., iqg are ask to contact the center. There between Ward and Derby in Berkeley. is a great deal that needs to be ¿m e Help is needed to make the Center and there is a place for every volunteer. one that reflects the needs of die Bay Starting June KMi, the BERKELEY GAY Area's lesbian and gay male commiralty. MEN'S RAP returns, at 7 pm; on June Volunteers who would like to he^ with 24th,... GAY ------MALE V.D. -ftsTSTING ■ will general clean-up, fix-iq>, or have drills be conducted free, and on _.el9lh, in gardening, carpentry, painting, de there wiU be a GAY DAY pm HOUSE corating and publicity, please call or Featuring-at our Piano Bar Denis Moreen Serving Dinner Nightly 6 -11 urn. 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BOOT CAMP 626-3095 (E12) lOK) BRYANT 626.0444 (E22) 17, PIER 54 1501 FOLSOM 898-7846 (E12) K), TATTOO lAGOCN 8tfi & HOWARD 861.3070 (£201 12, CISSY'S SALOON 1590 FOLSOM 626- 5767 (E12) YÒU can be 2, LEATHERNECK 278 UTH 626-3431 (É19) Shops -Services 5. a-ID UP 13. SF VD CLINIC 6 I'M Ù HARRISON 49S-95S0 (E22) 250 FOURTH (cc) Baths one of them. U SUTRO BATHS 312 VAJJu>JCIA 861.9111 (E23) June » , 1977 KALEÑDAR P.ge 18 June » , 1977 KALENDAR Psge 19 "Cheap Thrills" that exposes the Amyl community agencies and responds to BARES BARRED e m p e r o r REVIEW SALSA AT DANCE Nitrite scandal to such subjects as the GAY CAUCUS TO requests for education and outreach occult and the sexual mores. HOLD FESTIVAL to the Ssn FMncisco community. The Nudity has been banned from the BOARD FORMED BENEFIT Zany and satirical. Magazine Movie majority of services fs in individual June 26 pareide by the Gay Freedom is a "Sesame Street" for hip adults. and group therapy. Written and directed by artist James The Third World Gay Caucus is plan (p M ss release) Day Committee. ning a TTiird World Gay Music FestlvaL The Council of Emperors Has announced Ontrlday, Jtme 1 7 ^ the PEOPLE'S Moss, the cast includes such talents as Persons baring genitalia this year Doris Fish, a fake woman from Austra "ITie Festival will be held on Saturday, "will first be asked to put their the formation of the 1977 Emperor c u ltu r a l c e n t e r will be having a June 25, from 9 pm imtil 3 am ,, at HERTZ HALL Candidate Review Board. Those appo benefit dance featuring SALSA DE lia who has won the heart of San Fran clothes back on” said co-chair cisco; Dr. Richard Hamilton , a socially the Gay Community Center, 32 Page. Charles Lee. Hf they don't respond inted to the Review Board are Emperor BERKELEY, the hottest and most popular A two dollar donation will be requested HOSTS FOURTH Hector Navarro (chairman), Emperor Latin band in the entire Bay Area, prominent physician with provocative to that they will be asked to leave points of view; Jane Domacker who wrote at the door. Beer, wine and aptne juice the parade. If that doesn't work I Marcus, Emperor m Bob Cramer, The music of Salsa De BeAeley includes will be offered at 504 a cup. The festi CONCERT Bob Shore, Wally Rutherford and Mike some West Indian Calypso, a bit of the top 40 hit, "Don't Touch Me There" we will ask the police to cite them." recorded by The Tubes, an AGM release val Is all pat;t of the celebration of "Gays are not being picked on," Gerena, all members of the Council Brazilian Samba, and of course, a whole culture during Gay Pride Week. insisted Carol Hinder, the other of Emperors, Council alternates are lot of Afro-La tin Salsa. (Ms Domacker is also writing the theme Chamber Music/ West Festival, sponsored song and score for Magazine Movie); "The purpose of this Miuic Festival is to by the San Francisco Conservatory of co-chair, " Heterosexuals would be Larry Eppinette and Ginny Lee. Those This very special event will take place present to the Community more Third hauled in for nudity. " individuals selected from the Realm at 9 pm at the PEOPLES CULTURAL and Bo White who starred in "A Very Music, continues with the Fourth Concert Special Thing" and "Wakefield Poole's World gay artists and musicians. The of the Festival in Hertz Hall, at the Two reasons were given for the rule. are Empress DC Frieda, Cappi Patterson CENTER, 721 Valencia St,, near 18th, Caucus intends to continue doing cul First was the sense that this year more and John Blythe, with alternates Jack in San Francisco"'s Mission District. Bible'. University of California at ^rkeley, on (press release) tural work, and through cultural even Friday, June 24, at 8 pm. than ever positive images of gay peo Hubbs, Ferris Lehman and Larry Long. The People's Cultural Center is in the ings and festivals, it is hoped to bring The Emperor Candidate Review Board process of finishing the construction This concert is the first of a series of ple must be presented to the media. about greater community avyazaness of four Chamber Music/West concerts which In the wake of the Dade County re will meet at 8 pm on Monday, June work on its Building, find this fund-rais RETIREMENT the Third World gay artists and music 13th, for the purpose of setting forth ing event will, hopefully, put them much will be held at Hertz HalL Other Cham ferendum, the committee said, do ians, and offer a forum for these talent ber Music/West concerts will be held the rules and regulations of the 1977 closer to finishing the job. VILLAGE ed people to present themselves to the cumentation may be sought to diow So, aside from {helping a very wordiy end at the Paul Masson Vineyards in Saratoga that homophobia is Justified, Emperor campaign. community. Applications will be made available and valuable cause, those in attendance LOS ANGELES, CA.. . . A gay retire and in the Conservatory's HeUman*HalL Second, an attempt will be made To date, the following local talent The June 24 concert vrill include perfor- on June 15th for those wishing to be will have one of the best, dancingest ment village may sound like a far- has been lined up to perform and enter this year to bring into the parade day come an Empsror candidate and must times they could hope fori fetohed idea to some, but not to the macnes of Italian Serenade by Hugo Wolf gay elements that previously felt alien Los Angeles Community Guild. The tain during the Music Festival: (performed by the Vermeer Quartet: be turned in to the Emperor Candidate ------(press release) "The Oiquesti« Salsoneda (Women's Salsa) ated by '”bizarre"behavior. Review Board not later than 12 midnight group already has an artist's rendering Shmuel Ashkenasl, violin, Nobuko Imai, Lee emphasized, "There is space for Blackbetri, a popular folk singer viola, Marc Johnson, cello, Pierre on July 14th. Gwen Avery and Jerene Johnson, every segment of the gay community The Board will convene at 8 pm on S. F. UNDERGROUND] g Menard, violin) Sextet In G Major, OP. in this year's parade—from those who Jerry Kirby and Messiah 36 by Joharmes BMhms (performed by Wednesday, July 20th in a public can be converted to a living Oust for Space will be set aside for those member i think there should be no floats at aU session at the Commimity Center, 330- the village by the end of fire year. The Vermeer Quartet, Jaime Larndo, to those who think it should be only FILM TELLS of the audience who want to dance to violin, Sharon Robinson, cello) and Grove S t., for the puipoee of inter Bob Arthur, Guild chairperson, says the music. a Mardi Grsu. " viewing applicants seeking to become San Francisco's artistic underground the village will not be an institution, " the Octet in E-Flat Major, OP. 20 "Gay Frontiers—Past, Present, and candidates for the office of Emperor explodes upon the screen with a new fea "but a nice place to liv e." Arthur is by Felix MendeIssohn( performed by Furture" is the theme of this year's of San Francisco, Notice of accept ture length film, Magazine Movie. In hoping to raise money via special events BLUM APPOINTED Jaime Laredo, David Abel, Daniel Gay Pride Week from June 17-26. The ance or rejection shall be given each volving an enormous number of people and bequests from older gay people. Heifetz, violins, Semmy Stahlhammer, parade on the final day will take a route applicant within 24 hours of that meet from kinks to socialites to rock stars. For more information on the home, con The Board of Directors of Operation Paul Hersh, Anatoly Vic, violas, Sharon from lower Maricet street via Golden ing. Magazine Movie is a magazine format filn tact the Los Angeles Gtxlld, 7060 Concern has appointed Adria Blum Robinson, Peter Shelton, ceUos), Gate avenue to the Civic Center. (press release) about San Francisco. It covers a variety Hollywood Blvd. , Suite 320, Hollywood, as Interim Director of the Clinic (press release) of topics ranging from the episode. C alif., 90028. pending selection of a Permanent Director. SERMON Adria was one of the original staff members of Operation Concern and ON GAYS has been Involved with the women's David Rankin, Minister of the First community in San FMncisco for near Unitarian Church of San Francisco, ly six years. She has an M. A. in will speak on the subject of gays at psychology from Sonoma State and the church service in a talk entitled has earned a marriage and family "I Am The Enemy" on Sunday, May counseling license through the Wrieht 29, at U am. Institue In Berkeley liie Church is located at the comer "Gay Institute in Berkeley. of Franklin and Geary Sts. The . She has worked tirelessly to help es Unitarian Gay Caucus will meet that .Swildiboanl tablish our gay coutueling service morning at 10 am in the Fireside Room it Pacific Medical Center and in speak* and everyone is welcome. ing out in the community about the (press release) consciousness of gay itiues. Operation Concern offers a telephone system of intake and referral, indivl- "^HE REEL NEWS cont. from page K) ix al, —itren------and- ■ women, coiqile, grotq>s the adoleacent Keetje and her famlliea ar The Fentastlcks will caatinue at the ai»d family theMpy, consultation with rival in Amsterdam in 1881 and concludes Golden Gate Theatie though ^me 19di, with her marriage to a wealthy Dutch noble Perfocmancei are at 8:30 pm Friday man. and Saturday and 4 pm on Sunday. The Cinderella outline never becomes a Don't let this production pass by you fairy tale. Film maker Paul Veriioeven ....IT 'S TERRinC!! (" Turkish Delights ") ritows Keetje's (Mon ique Van de Ven) life in the gutters by graph with three movement from Robert Gladstein's ically detailing her basic struggle for surviv "Gershwin. " Again , a delight to the ear al, with matter-of-fact scenes of defecat as well at to die eye. ion to the various forms of human proitltlon "The second portion opened widi the (not Just sexual). To Verhoeven's credit, hh Ballroom Scene from Michael Smuin's themes and scenes blunt as they may be, are "Romeo and Joliet^'. So much has been never sanctimonious. written on this production I can only urge "Money turns people into rats", the central to see it if you have the opportunity. theme of the movie, is indicative o< the sim' The selections from Romeo and-Juliet plicity and directness with which the film ended with Lynda Meyer and Vane Vest 2237 presents its metaphoric Imagery. With lav In the Balcoiy Pas de Deux. A beautiful ish sets and location riiots^ along with deli piece of dance executed with consummate cately detailed actions, Verhoevenuting artistry by two beautiful people. Anyone tit;. some broad strokes, creates a wonderful at caught widi a lunqi in his throat at the mosphere which ofiers interesting insights end deserves to be haunted forever by the to the everpresent facts of life, sex, violence, Spectre of the Rose. Dinner for Two politic^ and money. Faster and faster the bits Mssed by. The RERUNS Wolf and the Duck from "Peter and the If the above new releases are not enough, WoV pasted thru (literally) hi the out there are many theatres in riie city dedicate; rageous 'Pimpmobile,' Mom of Songs of to resurrecting some fine old films. Now uu' ..and big savings Mahler, eqieclaUy memorable, the ga- der new management, the Cannery Cinema mlne-in-reridence cf the SF Ballet, Vic is offering a ^ e selection of old and not toria Gyorfl with hnfoand, John M ^all so ol^ qinematlc gems. Coming up this and Attila Ficzere in a playful romp diat FROM THE MAN captured a moment of childidi inuBcence ___ _ for you!___ _ month is "Footlight Parade", Zeffirilll's WHO GAVE YOU 'Romeo and Juliet",Cocteau's brilliant that we can aU remember way down deep "BOYS IN THE SAND "Beauty and the Beast", "Funny Glri", inside. And on. AND and all running with a good second fea Monday - Tournedos de Bouef "BIJOU"' ture. Check your local listings or call DINSER FOR TWO lha theatre for what is currently running. COMES Their programs run for three days at a for $8.50 tima. And finally, the studios have re-rcleated for the summer an^ences, "Tha Sdng", MAN ON TH E COVER Wednesday - Roast Sirloin of Beef JIakefiel and "Godfather I G 11" Good solid pro- DINNER FOR TWO dactfons well worth teeing a second time. LARRY, for $6.50 Coverman Larry it into many trips. He SHOWTIME cont. from page 5; loves animals aikl fiends many hmirs hor Price includes soup, salad, pasta and entree boy returns. The lovers, who both have seback tiding. Tha 26 yaar old, greon Complimentary house wine with dinners from 6 to 7 p.m. h e tt taut srad in theprocess have grown eyed ector/model lists Jewdry d^gnfaig up a Mt, reunite. This time ritey reel- as bis main hobby. He pteferS people wfao ly do li^ happily ever after. are non-grumpies and amo bava a sente of :q— doeufantasv/; The cast is e fine cnaemble, especially humor. Also ha like persons who have Sunday Brunch Spacial John Knowles as the Nemboc end Tom "estebllriied mind^' and who want to get fw o eggs; ham, becon or seusege; KllmMc as the boy. Both performers aheed. potatoes and muffins STARRING: give a siqrorb interpretatlaa of their The 5'U" dark ash blond is fond of the Jeff A « ia ^ Philip Borden T ^, Da Franco Sal Guana. Richard Lock. Bill O conn.ll complimentary glass of white wine Dick Ogden Guillermo Ricardo Nick Rittar-Glan Robinson Mark Scott refractive roles. Molly Schultz, as casual look of t-diirts and Joans, but also Sm franeitoo 94101. _A|asandar Bjawart- Dutch Valantino Rudw Volantino the girl, is properly dry and tha fatiiers likes the Indi feel of soft, riilck tweeters. 2 fo r $2.98 Adadopoctiayad by Sam AdadoAdadopoctiayad and Heller Chinese Food and any kind of playing in A Re.'el to Real Production HOME OF THE SIVCENT CIGARETTE WE'RE SAVING TOO, BUT are drew stoppers with their rendition the water, such as tsdmming and boating MACHINE of "Plant A Redidu" h cameo roles, tom him on. FREE WATER UPON REQUESTII Keith Bunch (die old actor) and Paul Larry is a young man who plans to ba rich Ddbois (the Indian) are outstanding, befoM ha's old. He feels that a ttem part Alexis von Ronza sustaiiu die role of ner in life would be an asseL bigots need the Kfrite in a beautifully understated not apply. He'll go far. HeI isi going to perforiiianoe. be a succen. t i V iS >\ * y t 4 * e . I-?* — Ja. 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'Who played Lana Turner's mother- through the earlier filmed version, in-law in the 3rd remake of Madame X? with Tyrone Power, Charles Laughton, will! YOUR MESSAGE phoned 3. Katherine Hepbtim has won Oscars Marlene Dietrich and Elsa Lancaster. for what 3 movies? Appearing in the San Francisco pro Ttianlss anywhere. $5.00 387-5601 4. Name the 3 "stars" in the Broadway duction are Ralph Hochrtne as Leonard version of the musical, "Camelot" Vole, a young man accused of mur- 5. Who is known as "La Liq>e" and derinig his benefactress; Barbara Bräuti "Mother Goddam?" gam as Vole's remaikable wife; and 6. Tony Cuitis and what male " Super- from the owners of Roland Schembari as the talented law star" were co-starred together in the yer determined to prove Vole's inno film, "Operation Petticoat?" cence. 7. Name 3 of the 4 stars of Genre Vidal's Performances are June 3-4 and June "Myra Breckenridge"? 10-11, at 330 Grove Street, starting 8. Who played the title role in "Kitten at 8 pm. 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Who played Charles Laughton's val is scheduled for 17-19, June, at evil wife in Wta Hayworth's "Salome" 32 Page Street (near Ma^et smd Frank 14. Give the profesrional name of the lin streets) in San Francisco. A differ following married actresses. ent ninety minute program will be a. Mrs. John Cassavetes shown each night at 6,- 8, and 10 pm. b. Mrs. Bradford Dillman The festival which is the first of its c. Mrs. Alfred Steele kind will feature videotapes made by d. Mrs. Steve Parker gay women and |cn from many parts of San Francisco 15. The following actresses portrayed the country. And audiences will have famous/imfamous actresses. Named an opportunity to talk with some of GAY FREEDOM CELEBRATION the actresses portrayed. the videomakers attending the three June 17th to June 26th a. Vanessa Redgraves played______day event. Also on Satui^y afternoon b. Glenda J a c k ^ played at 4 pm there will be a showing of late Cay Freedom Cultural Events, Parade and Fair Information — c. Mitzi Gaynor played tape arrivals. Please call in San Francisco (415) 864-2178 d. Julie Andrews playe? llie videotapes to be diown will in 16. Complete these famous film couples. clude Banana Fantasies, Dreams by a. The Thin Man's William Powell and the Sea, Videomasturbation by Jeff Fraenkel; and Stress Scars and Pleasure Gay Freedom Day Parade b. The Sting's Robert Redford and Noon, June 26th c. Khartoum's Sir Laurence Olivier and Wrinkles by Barbara Hammer. The non-profit festival is being organ S«»C.Oon.MK).s.Pubic S«v«b,m«PuBhc.t.on h, n..n (JIM.O d. The Gradtiate's Dustin Hoffman and ized by local gay videomakers to intro either or __ _duce _ _ _ die _ _ larger _ community to the var iety of video w«k currently being pro 17. Name the two pair of Oscar winning/ duced by gay people. This event will launch Gay n ld e Wedk in San Francisco, Oscar nominated sisters. which this year is emphasizing gay con a and ______b attd ~~ tributions to the arts. 18. Name a movie loosely bated on the life and time of William Randolph ::: SPEC lA L ::: Hearst. BALLET AT GEARY 19. What was tie name of Scarlett 0'Har4*’i father? THEATRE 20. What was Scarlett's first name? The San Francisco Ballet will perform 21. Tallulah Bankhead won scores of a Summer Season for the first time at awards for her performance in what the Geary Theatre, running foe the last Alfred Hitchec^ picture? three weeks in July on Thursdays, Fridays, | 22. Who was tiie " Sex Kitten" ? and Saturdays and Sundays at 8 pm, witíi from_____ 23. Name the "April Fooled Me" and very emo eat at Burgar King. Crazy Mary is so curtain up on Michael Thomas in a solo BARBARA COOK is also now more cas tional, but clear "Feelings. " The past HaiqJ Krishna group, how she mat variation from the "Firebird. " (La this the stuff of which principle dances of Frank Sinatra with her constant com real that tha audience lost it halfway ual than previously as she appeared in hits were there te a medley "Last flm a thru tha mcsiologua not cottmrehendtng version by Maurice Bejazt, the role of American Ballet Theatre are made and white pants and an embroidered blouse I Saw Paris, I'U Be Seeing You, UU panion Maude, the Gray Lina Tours the Firebird is danced by a male). I Ms. Morishita sh owed us that it is not of Hollywood, a Hollywood party, what Mary was all about, 'rac fact it from Guatemala, and sang "Let Me Sing Mariene!' uid of course, "Derllng, Je that Crazy Mary Is tha first tzuly insane found Mt, Thomas quite adequate in necessary tc have blond hair, bhie eyes & I'm Happy", A Gershwin medley fol Vous Aime Beaucqiq>. " She sang them Anita teyant, How to Catch Pigeons this brief solo bnt,I found Gary Wahl's and a Russian last name In order to stir While Visiting The Vatican, and throws puppet ercund. I hope Flowers keeps lowed, "k^n I Love, Soon, Foggy Day" as if they were new. working on hen and audience appreciate portrayal earlier in tiie season much an audience to the point of near hysteria. and on to Bernstein, "Some Other Tbne" Nostalgia is in, so HILDBGARDE has "Ten Ceirfs A Dance" at you. this fine work. stronger and thus more appealing. I The fabled thirty-two fonettes which cli While I expected Madame to be a very and "I Caai Cook Too". bean "in" all her life. In a hot pink WAYLON FLOWERS AND COMPANY was not disappointed in tiie least in the max tiie female variations for this pas de Barbara not only sings standards and songs and'wMte Thikey feather boa and a foul mquthed lady, die turned out to next offering however. This being deux proved to be no contest with Ms. be tesribly fonny even when die talked just happens to be an innovatlva, re from her Broadway Shoars, but die also turquoise cloche hat, she breaks into freshing act that has only bagun to reach Dennis MarshaU (remember the name) Moridilta ag;ain declared tiie winnet. This has gotten into Paul Simon, Janice Ian, "Thoroughly Modem hflUle" and a 20's fradk due to liie sophisticated manner in in a solo variation from Michael Smuln's woman is incredlable. Technically, her in which Flowers presents her. Half its audlenca. A m ust sa a next t Ime he and Lyra Nyro phis a few other composers sing-a-Iong medley. To end It up she appears a t tha City, 1977 InterpreUtlan of " Medea." It was dancing has an almost machine-like pre that are contemporay such as Carol Hall's philosophixes that when you're down . the trip is watching Flowers manipulate as if the curtain had gone up on Mr, cision. But, at tiie same time, she proje " Ain't Love Easy" atiid a beautiful mimber take a dose of "Cheer Up, Syiupl " the rods that make Madame nxive. MairfiaU in tiie middle of a fuU perform emotion witii great sincerity and is one caUed " It Was", HILDBGARDE—a living legend to be She plays with her hands, pulls pins out ance. His charecter was fully establlshe< of tiie most musical dancers I have ever While die may love "Carolina in the sure; an absolutely charming lady, in of ber hair and shakes her waist long from tiia moment the curtain rose and seen. I'm told that she rarely tours and so Morning" and is Alabamy Bound, Bar great voice, end above all still Incom ?rey hair freely and becomes human he proceeded to stun tiie viewer with we were indeed foiCunate to have secured parable. (Editor's note) Mr, Dickman is stUl in bara is still in the "New York State of before your eves, the city and wlU be for a few more his technical ability which became her for the Gala. I M ^AM E and WAYLCaJ FLOWERS r lowers snow Is not only with Madame, almost secondary to his acting ability, We can look forward to seeing Mr. Bujones Mind". Audience participation in !'Glad "My name is Ma-coming event •elf, I won't forget It, To that fabuloui; roommate Ron, and "La" rushing to is a delight. It is not a deeply phyis- that's a benefit for our OPERATK»! Tammy Lytm, thank you for the enter Bones for a heated passionate night of ophical book. . . . in fact, at times tainment. She sure Imows how to get healthy studs for a few nip^ a couple it is almost into a fantasy, rather than CCNCERN, So get on a bandwagon people boogying arid jumping, clapping and have alot of Am. Promises to be of hysterical dances, more hips, good reaUty trip. StiU, tiiere is, on the dieir hands and walling out. It wat looking hunks and the bartenders in 'author's jMrt, an attempt to tiiow a bigger and better than ever before. wondexfuL GET DOWN TX>r*"TONIGHT---- their most generous manners, a very most painful rite of passage,.. . that Designed_ to ben«ient ourot lobbying effort That's about hj Don't forget to "GET good evening and the vibes are tremen passage into the homosexual lifestyle for AB-1302 (our Freedom Bili^ "GET DOWN TCNIGHT'' on the Nth andl'm dous. A very fun bar to fet it on and from the "other side". Each of'us, DOWN TCNicm« will be haíd at the going to be seeing Von aU around believe me we got it on to a healthy in the course of our own passage from Cay Conununlty Center on Grove St., MECCA. Michelle, ytefu m otiier is start as the evening began a freckman "that^' life into the lifestyle we en by Ann Chovey Sunday, June 19th. The event begins beautiful-thank you. Get involved of events in which not tooo many dariihh joy (hopefully) today. at S pm and diould come to a halt a- and love one anrriher. That's the ling moments are remembered the fol The plot of COMING OUT is con Hi gorgeous! Have I got recipeis for bout M) pm. Tickets are cn sale all only way to win our rights and free lowing day. We all dug the fabulous cerned with the dllema faced by one you! Yes, you tacky kitchen freak.. . doms. Bones thank you for a very marvelous Roger Thornton. Roger's problem is two reclpies for the price of one... and over town, in bars, bnslnessas and In- Thanks for reading a nd see you next '