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TWT MAGAZINE GLASSHOUSE Texas' Leading by Christopher Hart Gay Publication Volume 7, Number 2 INTERVIEW April .3-9, 1981 Candi Staton by Scott Taylor & David Dral~e LESBIANS AND DGA A Perspective by Jerry Diggin ACADEMY AWARDS MINI PHOTO ESSAY MiI~e Oadra by Scott Taylor , MR. GAY HOUSTON 1981 « April 6th 10:00 PM at Babylon 300 -Westheimer Winner· $300 and plaque, plus sponsorship to Mr. Texas 1st. Runner Up· $150 and plaque 2nd Runner Up· $75 and plaque Plus· Mr. Body Beautiful plaque Entertainment will be provided by , The Glen Hunsucker Dancers and Mr. Tiffany Jones S.R.O. $5.00 Applications available at Babylon Disco POSTER BY RICK SWEVAL THE Sunday Show of the South , ~FFAN¥ ' JONES FREE OUR NEW BEER SHOW DIRECTOR 8PM TILL SHOW TIME FRI at SAT: NO COVER DJ'S JAMES GRIFFITH AND RANDY RIDER [i;J ..- SUNDAY: 50¢ WELL DRINKS Q ALL DAY~ALL NIGHT Q [i;J MONDAY: JOCKEY SHORTS CONTEST U With Our "TON OF FUN" rI.}= TIRED OL' ORKA 0 TUESDAY: FREE HOT DOGS AND r: BEER ON PATIO 8PM TILL? -~ rI.}= WEDNESDAY: 75¢ HAPPY HOUR ALL DAY &. NIGHT THURSDAY: PARTY NIGHT APRIL 15 SYBIL DOES DRAG IT'S TURNABOUT NIGHT WITH FRAT HOUSE FOLLIES TWT APRIL J - 9, 1981 PAGE 5 PAGE 4 TWTAPRILJ-9,1981 ~ "* ~ ~~,q.~~! r ~ ~ Fitness Exchange Dallasis 1year old February 22 and FitnessExchange Houston is2 years old April 15 ... so to celebrate, we're giving $50 off our yearly memberships. Now you can get in shape and save money __ CONTENTS_- April J·9, 1981 too! Offer good thru April 15, 1981. * 3,6,12 Month Plans • Volume 7, Number 2 h. i 1:;. -~~ 9 TWT NEWS "We the People", DGPC Decomes ••... DGA. Drinkinq Squabble, Literary Magazine ... 17 COMMENT "Lover", Dowling, Sunset T-Boorn. U.S. Moil ... 25 PERSPECTIVE Lesbians and DGA by Jim Diggins 30 ACADEMY AWARDS Oscar Winners 33 BOOKS "With Downcast Gays" Reviewed by David Fields 39 IT'SONLY ROCK & ROLL "Wonted: Kevin-Dead or Alive" by Christopher Hart 43 FEATURE Glasshouse by Christopher Hart Lf) -0 I.J.J 55 HOT TEA ~ 60 MINI PHOTO ESSAY & Mil~e Oadra by Scott Taylor 65 INTERVIEW Candi Staton by Scott Taylor and David Droke 75 STARSCOPE Your April l.ovescope 78 SPORTS 82 CALENDAR 85 CLASSIFIED 91 THE GUIDE (H·Z) ON OUR COVER: .••• Austin's Mil~e Oadra Photo by Scott Taylor TWT (This Week in Texas) is published weekly by Montrose Ventures, Incorporated. at 3223 Smith Street. Suite 103, Houston. Texas 77006; phone: (713) 527-9111. Opinions expressed by columnists are not necessarily those of TWT or of its staff. Publication of the name or photograph of any person or organization in articles or advertising in TWT is not to be construed as any indication of the sexual orientation of said person or organization. Subscription rates: $40 per year; $25 per half-year. Rates cover cost of first-class postage. Back issues available at $2 each. Payment must accompany all orders. First-class postage paid at Houston, Hurry! Offer expires April 15, 1981. Texas. Copyright © 1981 by Montrose Ventures, Incorporated. All rights reserved. Partial or complete reproduction of any advertisement, news, article or feature, copy or photograph from TWT IS specifically prohibited by federal statute. HOUSTON DALLAS l 3131 W. Alatxtm~Suite 200 2615 OaklaWn; Suite 101 {!§)fITrnesf5. PAGE 7 Houston,1)(77098 TWT APf\IL:3· 9. 1981 Dallas, TX Z5219 o· Phone; 526·1'-220 ~n~"5:~ _"..:::.::!/ ~XCIHrA'lfI'6e ~ ..•... \\tW __ NEWS_- TWT MAGAZINE, a division of HGPW THEME day's parade meeting, said GPW chair- Montrose Ventures, Incorporated person Larry Bagneris, Jr. to TWT NEWS. 3223 Smith Street, Suite 103 "WE THE PEOPLE" Houston, Texas 77006 (713) 527-9111 Dallas Office: 3819 Bowser HOUSTON - "We The People" was OGPC BECOMES Dallas, Texas 75219 (214) 521-0622 selected as the official theme of Gay Editor/Publisher Pride Week '81 at last Sunday's general OGA (ALLIANCE) Chuck Patrick DALLAS - The Dallas Gay Political Executive Sales Manager meeting, held at the Barn. Slogans Jim Veteto such as "Come Out, Come Together" Caucus has changed its name to the Regional Sales Director Dallas Gay Alliance (DGA).This historic Richard Rogers and "Come Out For Freedom" were Managing Editor cast aside. move was made by the general Blase DiStefano Bumper stickers, buttons, calendars membership at their monthly meeting, Associate Art Directors and t-shirts proclaiming "We The Peo- March 9, 1981, reports president Don j$:.' Steven Douglas Fritz & Dennis Walker Assistant Art Director ple" will hopefully be available for sale Baker. Rob Clark during the Westheimer Art Festival, Last January, the board of directors Graphics Artists Thom Bisping, Steven McKay, April 25-26. Ten "We The People" bill- made the decision to recommend the Frank White, Mitch Bartlow boards will be posted mainly in Mon- name change to reflect a more ac- Typographer curate description of the organization's William J. Quigley trose during June, announced Carol Contributing Editors Fenema, publicity chairperson. purpose and function, and to appeal to Rob Clark, Robert Dean, Blase DiStefano, a broader segment of the local gay Harry Deutsch, David Fields, Christopher Hart, The HGPC rally was adopted to be Chuck Patrick, W. J. Quigley scheduled at 8pm, Sunday, June 28, community. Staff Photographers following the parade. The 6pm parade For five years, the Alliance has work- Eli Gukich & Jeff Edwards of pHOTography, Graham the Photographer, Woody Keas, time may be moved up to 5pm if nec- ed to organize Dallas' gay community Scott Taylor, Blase DiStefano, Richard Rogers, AI Macareno essary. It was also strongly suggested to combat the problems gay men and Office Comptroller that a site for the rally be at the end of women confront in employmnent, James D. Cagle the parade route, rather than in Spotts housing, criminal justice and other SPECIAL-HEAD 2 for $5 Corporate Secretary/Administrative Manager Monika Miura Park, which is "too far away", as one social needs. While the Alliance's Distribution Manager observer noted to TWT NEWS. political skill and achievements have 2 for $7 or Philip Beier The MSA votleyeall team is negotiat- received noticeable attention, the organization has worked effectively to 1for $4 Advertising rates are available on request ing to play the Houston Fire and Police by telephoning the salesperson in your departments this year, in addition to provide social activities for the com- CLIMAX nearest city, from 10am-5pm, weekdays. the traditional softball games, an- munity and to educate area religious, Deadline for ALL ads: Friday, one week social and professional groups as to BOLT prior to publication. nounced MSA sports director Eddie Chavez. 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GAY BAR TUE.SDA Y 8PM· t OPM The bill has passed the Senate, but DESIGNED WITH has failed initially in the House. On a DALLAS ELECTION WOMEN IN MIND 96-42vote March 26, the House refused 25¢ BEER to accept a compromise on enforce- THIS SATURDAY MON-WED-THURS 8PM-2AM ment. DALLAS - This Saturday, April 4, OPEN 2PM-2AM POOL TOURNEY Several House members feel the polls will be open from 7am-7pm for the 7 DAYS A WEEK WEDNESDAY 9PM amendment guts the new 19-year-old city election which focuses on city drinking age by making it impossible to council races.
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    LAWLESS PRODUCTION NOTES LAWLESS PRODUCTION NOTES • Front Credits – page 2 • Synopsis – page 5 • About the Production – page 7 • Cast Biographies – page 20 • Crew Biographies – page 27 • End credits – page 33 CREDITS 1 THE WEINSTEIN COMPANY/YUK FILMS AND BENAROYA PICTURES PRESENTS AN ANNAPURNA PICTURES PRODUCTION A DOUGLAS WICK/LUCY FISHER PRODUCTION A BLUMHANSONALLEN FILMS PRODUCTION SHIA LaBEOUF TOM HARDY GARY OLDMAN MIA WASIKOWSKA JESSICA CHASTAIN JASON CLARKE DANE DeHAAN and GUY PEARCE Screenplay By NICK CAVE Directed By JOHN HILLCOAT Based on the book “The Wettest County In The World” by Matt Bondurant PRODUCED BY Douglas Wick, p.g.a. Lucy Fisher, p.g.a. PRODUCED BY Megan Ellison 2 PRODUCED BY Michael Benaroya EXECUTIVE PRODUCER Dany Wolf EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS Rachel Shane Jason Blum Scott Hanson EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS Cassian Elwes Laura Rister EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS Robert Ogden Barnum Ted Schipper EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS Randy Manis Ben Sachs DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY Benoit Delhomme, AFC PRODUCTION DESIGNER Chris Kennedy EDITED BY Dylan Tichenor, ACE COSTUME DESIGNER Margot Wilson MUSIC BY Nick Cave Warren Ellis MUSIC SUPERVISORS David Sardy Jordan Tappis CASTING BY Francine Maisler C.S.A. Kathleen Driscoll-Mohler 3 CO - PRODUCERS John Allen Matthew Budman CO - EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS Clayton Young James Lejsek SYNOPSIS ‘We control the fear, you understand? Without the fear, we are all good as dead.’ 4 Acclaimed director John Hillcoat (THE ROAD, THE PROPOSITION) delivers a thrillingly vivid slice of American outlaw history in his epic gangster tale, LAWLESS. LAWLESS is the true story of the infamous Bondurant Brothers: three bootlegging siblings who made a run for the American Dream in Prohibition-era Virginia.