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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. The theme for Saturday, June the truths about gay people and their HARDWARE Austin DISCORAMA Sales- Chuck Patrick (713)527-9111 20, will be "Be A Sport". lifestyle. Their Social Justice Commit- Distribution- Scott Taylor (512) 926-0253 . The following Saturday, June 27, was tee has worked, also, to investigate RUSH Dallas designated as "Fred Paez Memorial cases of harassment and civil rights QUICKSILVER Sales and Distribution - Richard Rogers (214) 521-0622 Day". Ray Hill will chair the afternoon violations against gay people and to LOCKER ROOM Fort Worth educational activities regarding police support such victims in their appeals, introducing Sales and Distribution- problems, and Andy Mills will coordi- financially and in council. Jerry Cassidy (817)335-0742 SOLID HEAD, HIT SOLID Galveston nate the evening Fred Paez Memorial The Alliance, whose paid member- and BOLT POPPERS Sales -Chuck Patrick (713)527-9111 Concert, featuring the choirs and ship exceeds 600, also voted to main- Distribution - Robert Gogen (713)763-9435 bands of both Dallas and Houston. tain the name Dallas Gay Political OPEN: 10AM-11PM Houston Caucus as the title of their Political Ac- MONDAY-SATURDAY Sales and Distribution- The next meeting for the parade Jim Veteto (713) 527-9111 tion Committee. NOON-7PMSUNDAYS committee and the general public will San Antonio be next Sunday, April 5, at Babylon at The organization is scheduled to 4435 maple Sales and Distribution- Alan Gellman (512)654-9472 2:30pm. All persons and parties inter- mark its fifth year anniversary in May. 526-5982 ested in obtaining an application for a Special events are being planned for float or entry should attend next Sun- the celebration, noted Baker.
lWT APRIL J. 9.1981 PAGE 8 lWT APRIL J. 9.1981 PAGE 9 SQUABBLE OVER check ID's of buyers if "a reasonable DRINKING AGE person would have been aware from fiHE.W~}\W~ the appearance of the minor that the ~1::w02D.W!'~ AUSTIN - Both the House and minor was underage". HAS GONE COUNTRYI Senate agree that the legal minimum HAS GONE. COUNTRY! What it comes down to is this. Would drinking age in Texas should be raised it be against the law to sell an 18-year- from 18 to 19 years of age; but a squab- old liquor if he looked 19? If he looked ble has erupted in the state legislature 19, a seller would not be required to as how to enforce the new law, if it FT. WORTH'S NEWEST $1 BEER BUST check his ID, or would he, asks TWT SUNDAY 6PM·8PM becomes law, NEWS? 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. As usual the Dallas Gay HAPPY HOUR 2PM-8PM enforce. Alliance (DGA), formerly the Dallas Gay 704 CARROLL ST. 7 DAYS A WEEK The House amendment creates a Political Caucus (DGPC),has announc- FT. WORTH 336-2472 OPEN 2PM-2AM 7 DAYS A WEEK legal presumption that a seller "know- ed its slate of city council candidates 1612 PARK PLACE AVE. ingly" sells alcohol to a minor, unless endorsed by its Political Action Com- FT. WORTH 921-9661 he checks the buyer's valid driver's mittee (PAC). All candidates were sent license, notes TWT NEWS. questionnaires seeking their positions A conference committee had recom- regarding such issues as employment YOUR HOSTS ALLEN AND REED mended that the sellers be required to practices, police harassment, g~ New m town? 'Problems meeting people?' Tired of the bars? Try the exciting new service that Texas Gays are talking about! Don't be left out! LAMBDA Ie COMP
11- ~,,;;:~:d;,~"".;_l,;}'ii;;[:1~";:~J TWTAPRIL:3·9,1981 TWT APRIL:3· 9, 1981 PAGE 11 PAGE 10 rights ordinances, and education pro- This election is also important in day, April 4. the AlGPC general membership on grams for law enforcement personnel that the new council will have a new The AlGPC endorsements are: Bob February 26, 1981. The recommenda- regarding the gay community. In addi- City Manager next fall, and thereby set Binder, Mayor; Mike Guerrero, Place 1; tions were endorsed. tion, candidates appearing at the the tone for city operations for years to Roger Duncan, Place 2; Marcos AlGPC members and friends are DGA's March 9 meeting were question- come, including the operation of the Deleon, Place 3; Richard Goodman, urged to vote in favor of the endorsed ed about their stand on a Civilian Dallas Police Department. Place 4; John Trevino, Place 5; and candidates in the April 4 election, TWT Police Review Board. Thirteen of the The DGA urges all community mem- Charles Urdy, Place 6_ NEWS was told. twenty-nine candidates sought DGA bers to vote April 4 in this very impor- Each of the candidates was inter- endorsements, including six of the tant election. "We have a good chance viewed at length as to their positions LITERARY MAGAZINE on the following issues: eight candidates for Mayor. TWT NEWS of picking up at least two additional BEGINS IN JUNE notes that this was the first time that favorable votes on the council," accor- 1)Support for repeal of Section 21.06 the obvious front-runner in the mayor's ding to AI Calkin, DGA board member. from the Texas Penal Code; DALLAS - The Dallas Gay Political race had solicited DGA approval. Voters who have any questions 2) Inclusion of protection for gay Caucus (DGPC) has announced the Following the meeting, the results about when, where or how to vote, are men and women in the Fair Housing publication of Presence, a literary were announced as follows: Ricardo urged to call the DGA Election Ordinance; magazine to show the gay community Medrano, Place 2; lee Simpson, Place HOTLINE at (214) 528-4233, either Fri- 3) Opposition to any attempt to at its most creative. Presence is a 5; Mabel White and Elsie Faye Higgens, day, April 3, 7-10pm, or on Election Day, repeal protection of gay men and periodical which will reveal the artistic Place 6; Mike Niebuhr, Place 9; and 10am-7pm. women in the Equal Employment Op- talent of gay women and men who too Wes Wise, Place 10. portunity Ordinance or the Public Ac- often remain unpublished. Printed Joe Mosley, DGA Political Action commodations Ordinance; and works will be diverse and unique to AUSTIN ELECTION 4) Appointment of qualified gay men Chair, told TWT NEWS, "The Place 10 their creators. The overall purpose of race is of special concern, in that Wes THIS SATURDAY and women to city boards and commis- the literary magazine will be to produce Wise's major opponent, Margaret AUSTIN - The Austin lesbian/Gay sions. aesthetic enjoyment for its purchasers. Baillargeon, has aligned herself with Political Caucus (AlGPC) has endor- The AlGPC Political Action Commit- Accordingly, Presence will have a anti-gay, anti-women's movement sed seven candidates in the Austin City tee reviewed each candidates' re- stylish and elegant appearance, appro- forces, and is especially dangerous." Council races scheduled for this satur- sponse and made recommendations to priate for "coffee table" displ~, ...... , ANNIVERSARY SALE UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT 20-50% OFF ENTIRE STOCK Featuring an All New, Exciting SALE CONTINUES!! Dinner Menu I ------SUNDAY CHAMPAGNE BRUNCH Noon-3PM (Patio- Happy Hour 3-7PM)- -- Tl2~~,"A~ Entertainment Nightly with Nat & Janet 9PM-2AM r=L()W~l2~ ~ (31r=T~ Blaine Richards at the Piano Sunday and Monday Evenings 407 WESTHEIMER HOUSTON 523·0228 (713) 527-9866 TWTAPRIL 3 - 9. 1951 PAGE 12 TWTAPRIL 3 - 9. 1951 PAGE 13 reports magazine coordinator Bill 1981.For this artistic endeavor to make within the thirty days, to appeal the re- absence from the AA. Nelson to TWT NEWS. the strongest possible statement about cent TABC decision which granted To publish a wide variety of authors gay talent, Nelson says, please send as Badlands a liquor license, and "to carry HETEROSEXUAL and artists, the DGPC encourages gay many separate pieces as you wish to it all the way to the top" if necessary. SHOOTS REAGAN individuals and organizations across the DGPC Literary Magazine, P.O. Box "Lots of money was pledged by both the country to submit intelligent, well- 35011, Dallas, TX 75235, but do mail gay and non-gay voting memebers" to WASHINGTON, DC - A 25-year-old thought-out pieces of artistic creation. your work before the April 13 deadline. fight the costly battle of protest, said heterosexual male, John Hinckley, Jr., A five-person, cosexual editorial board AA president, Ron Jackson, to TWT shot President Reagan April 30 in front will review all work and make the final AVONDALE ASSOC. NEWS. The AA has once again commit- of the Washington Hilton, a hotel decisions regarding publication. ted itself, this time more than ever, to known to have been frequented by non- Suggested artistic forms to be sub- SEEKS REHEARING block the opening of the new club. gays. Reagan was not killed. mitted for review include prose, poetry, HOUSTON- The compromise pro- The club was scheduled to have If the above headline and paragraph songs, pen & inks, and photography. All posal between the Avondale Associa- opened April 6, but the opening has seem in poor taste, then you have mis- submitted works should be on white tion and Badlands Bar turns out to be again been delayed. interpreted the intention of TWT NEWS to paper with the author's or artist's name only paper thin. The compromise has Ten minutes after the March 30 illustrate how the news media can in small print on the back, and pictorial collapsed in spite of the AA board of meeting began, a motion was passed manipulate any story to have sexual art should be in black and white only. directors unanimous vote of March 19 to have all non-membersand the press overtones. To have submitted work returned, a to not recommend appealing the bar's leave the meeting. As TWT NEWS Had the attempted assasin been self-addressed, stamped envelope liquor license. departed, we observed chuckles amid gay, you may rest assured that such an must be provided. Otherwise, all works But, the board's recommendation comments such as "that's no press" angle would have been played up by all offered for consideration, as well as all fell on deaf ears last Monday night, and "get out". publications spanning the printed published works, become the property March 30, at a specially called meeting. TWT NEWS has subsequently learned spectrum, from the National Enquirer of the DGPC. Amid discussion of bomb threats, that Badlands owner, Barry Pierson, to the Washington Post. In order to have Presence printed picketing and taking the issue to the was absent from the meeting due to ill- But, we were spared the glaring and ready for sale by June 1,1981, the streets, the general membership voted ness, and that grocery store owner, headline of "Homosexual Pervert deadline for all submissions is April 13, unanimously to file for a rehearing ------Cary Pasternak----, has------taken a leave..of Shoots President------". --~ TWT APRIL.3 - 9. 1981 PAGE 14 TWT APRIL.3· 9. 1981 PAGE 15 WJ1 _~(OMMENL__ In this column, readers exchange ideas with other readers and with our editor in a public forum. Address all letters to: Comment, TWT, Vieux Carre Bui/ding, 3223 Smith Street, Suite 103, EVERY SATURDAY s, SUN Houston, Texas 77006. All letters become the property of TWT and must be signed (if you don't wish your name printed, please specify). And PLEASE keep your letters short. The U.S. Mail spent together was probably wonderful. But, so it's over. Dear TWT: Maybe a strong friendship could Recently I ordered the Avon paperback develop, We're all so busy trying to protect Gay American History. When I received the our emotions, we don't take time to make book, I went into minor shock-printed on DOLLAR friends along the way. We sometimes fail the address label was the title Gay to realize that a simple smile or perhaps a American History. My landlady saw it, and short unpressured bit of conversation the local postal employees saw it. To me, LIQUOR could make a tense situation much more this is an infringement on my right to relaxed. For we all must remember that if privacy. we do not remain together, our voice for BUST Alan Ofe freedom and liberation shall never be Winters, Texas heard. Unfortunately, large companies such as Marcus G. Allen Avon Books, who have one set policy about Houston, Texas their mailing labels, do not realize that occa- 4-7PM sionally they might be infringing on some- one's privacy. It might do some good to Gay Comraderie lodge a complaint with Avon Books and sug- Dear TWT: gest that they need not put any titles on This weekend it was my pleasure to their labels for any of the books they send travel to Dallas to cover the first Dallas- out, as the content is no one's business but Houston Gay Bowling Tournament as a the recipient's. Avon Books/The Hearst Cor- reporter. I was quite impressed with the poration, 959 Eighth Ave., New York, N.Y. wonderful reception I received, and the 10019. really complete arrangements that were -Editor made for this sports event. Unfortunately, after being at the bowling On "Lovers ..." lanes for only one-half hour, we found out Dear TWT: that my window in my new station wagon Enjoyed your article, "Lover, Where Can was broken in an attempt to steal my You Be?" in the March 13 issue [Vol. 6, No. bowling balls. As I told a few people whom 51]. It takes an important objective look at I knew at the lanes, the concern was all types of relationships and how to keep quickly widespread throughout the place, them in perspective. But perhaps it could and many people came over in an attempt go one step further. Too many people, in to help or offer any suggestions. Finally, both the non-gay and gay communities, do' my husband just cleaned out the car as not understand how to treat a relationship best he could and bought some plastic to after it has ended. It upsets me, and even put over the window as securely as angers me a bit, to see an ex-lover or trick possible to keep it safe for our baby son at the bar and feel I cannot go to them for the long trip home. On Sunday f1 and just say, "Hi!". We all know that morning, we went back to the Cotton feeling. Your eyes meet, and suddenly you Bowling Palace to watch the final rounds both retreat to opposite ends of the dance of play and take some more pictures. I t floor and try to become invisible. It's as if was met by Gerald Hagan and Steve each has the bubonic plague and both Tracy, secretaries of both bowling leagues, outright deny that anything ever happened and was given an envelope with a •. . COOp between them. We should not deny that at substantial amount of money in it to pay e one time there was an attraction-but so for the damage to the car. I was truly 535 WESTHEIMEReHOUSTON 526-2240 . the lover situation did not work out. No touched. harm has been done-and the time you I would like to thank everyone very much TWT APRIL:3· 9.1981 TWT APRIL:3· 9. 1981 PAGE17 PAGE 16 all of my friends who have supported me, who were so kind and concerned for me all of those who have come to see me during this past weekend, which could perform wherever I am in this great state COMING SOON have been a disappointment had it not of yours. I have grown to love Texas and been for the caring of so many of my new the people in it. You all are warm, fun found gay friends-both in Dallas and loving and just plain grand. those from Houston whom I've come to I'd like to thank my friends in Houston know better. Redken Studio and the surrounding cities. Namely, Gene My husband has found a new I- Howle of the Copa, who was the first to understanding and respect for the bring me into Houston and Texas. To comraderie of the gay community. It made SIMPLE! Brunch Brittain of Austin Country, who's me feel good to know that he can finally always just the best. Scotty Roberts at understand why I enjoy my job at TWT. that's what a San Antonio Country, a real party man. To Perhaps, if each day, even one more ~ Chuck Patrick of TWT, who always has person understood and respected the gay hairstyle is been gracious to give me favorable community better, it would soon be easier response to my act. Hot Chocolate and for us all to live together with the kinship a: supposed to be Donna Day, two girls who most certainly that was once, long, long ago, planned for are not cheese. us. with our help, As you may have read in a recent TWT Special thanks again to all who were so u advertisement, I was supposed to be in concerned for me this weekend. your individual Dallas on March the 5th, but due to a Monika Miura misunderstanding, I was unable to perform Administrative ManagerfTWT a: style/cut can be in big "0". No hard feelings, and I hope no Houston, Texas [II just that! j~~. one was disappointed. I know that I was. I Call do promise that on my next Texas Claude Sacha Thank You C( Rainbow Tour, I shall include Dallas on my 526-5412 agenda. FOR CORPUS Dear TWT: And last, but certainly not least, I'd like This is an open letter to all of the people e I 2110 Lexington Houston to thank my two great friends, Danny Villii, of Tex's ass. First of all, I'd like to thank GIRLS GUYS GIRLS GUYS GIRLS GUYS GIRLS GUYS GIRLS i Sassee's ~ ~ OF HOUSTON ~ ~ I ~ ~ ~ Happy Hour C> ~_ 2 FOR t Houston'sbdu~~ c:~ ~ (Well drinks only) C t ~ en oun ry C> > Mon.-frl. &.. Western Jj ~ 4-6 P.M. Discotheque I ~ ~ en Sat. &.. Sun. C> ~ 2-4 P.M. c: ~ ~- ~ th 2700 Albany C> ~ 522·3591 ~ ~ (Formerly ··Gay Country") ~ S't:lI~ SAn~S't:lI~ SAn~S't:lI~ SAn~S't:lI~ SAn~S't:lI~ PAGE 19 TWT APRIL;)· 9.1981 TWT APRIL;)· 9.1981 PAGE 18 and Lester Martin, who without their at Butler's Pantry Too. To make a the female impersonator looked like a real support I never would have been able to donation, simply send a check or money woman. If we can't tell the difference, then maintain a tasteful look. Get the picture? order to P.O. Box 50634, Dallas, TX 75250. there is no problem. That's our policy. Thank you, Texas. I am looking forward to Mike Coli Clothes do not make a woman. Do you (Q~AL coming back in the near future with a President O.L.S.B. stand at the urinal, or squat? That is the criteria. " -'~; bigger and better act for you to see. I love Dallas, Texas .~~ you all. Thank you. ," ,,)11 -e-, Drag Barred from T-Room _.~~ ~~""""..E-' Claude Sacha On to Houston ,~, ~ I,. '" \ Dear TWT: Dear TWT: RS Oak Lawn Band Offer Would you believe that the Sunset I just thought I'd drop you a note to let Boulevard in San Antonio won't let drag you know how impressed I was with your MONDj>Y-sliJJDAY Dear TWT: queens in the female rest rooms? I mean, The months of April, May and June will publication. A friend of mine recently let's be serious, they have dresses, shoes, moved to Houston, and he sent me a copy NOON-8PM be extremely busy months for the Oak nylons, some even look like females. Some Lawn Symphonic Band, with as many as to let me know just what's going on out even are shocked that they are female West. I am also considering a move .... six performances ensuing. Therefore, at BEER BUST impersonators. I frankly believe that as Your magazine is thorough, informative this time I would like to make an offer to TUESDAY & THURSDAY long as they are in full drag, I see no and entertaining. I can see that it would be the gay cornmunlty of Dallas. reason why they can't be in there (female 8PM-? Anyone interested in being a member easy to find a residence, work and restroom). entertainment by simply reading TWT .... can be guaranteed a fun time; with a great One more thing, if anyone writes back group of people that are interested in Keep up the good work and maybe soon WEDNESDAY concerning this letter, trying to put me I'll be reading a copy where I most want to making music and making friends, and down, well, listen, you're just trying to be HAPPY HOUR anyone who donates money can be be-Houston, Texas!! as ignorant as the Sunset Boulevard itself. Name Withheld ALL DAY ALL NIGHT guaranteed that their dollars will be So I can't be bothered. upgrading the social and cultural level of Kalamazoo, Michigan Rona Barets P.S. Houston does have room for one PATIO NOW OPEN their gay community. San Antonio, Texas All persons wishing to participate in this more cycle freak, doesn't it? ~ 621 HEMPHILL-FORT WORTH Editor- We checked with Sunset Boule- fine organization may call Mike at (214) vard owner Steve Hutchinson, who said, 335-0196 522-1241 or leave their name and number "We would have never been shocked had Lesbians & DGA, Page 2~ CONFERENCE ROOM _ .••• "You could earn up to $3,100 extra cash." HELP CONQUER FRIDAY APRIL 10 SATURDAYAPRIL 11 HEPATITIS "B" RESERVATIONS If you have ever had Hepatitis "B" or a positive test, SUGGESTED your blood may be valuable for making a new vaccine. STEAK-OUTS STARTINGSOON ~ Free CONFIDENTIAL testing aV\lilable. For more information call: I[ SAME OWNER, NOW UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT A4T rt~ IN DALLAS IN ARLINGTON/FT. WORTH HAPPY HOUR 6PM-8PM NEI BLOOD & PLASMA CENTER GAMMA DYNAMICS, INC. SOl Elm, across from El Centro 1010 N. Davis at Randol Mill Rd. OPEN 6PM DAILY SUNDAY 2PM (214) 651-9828 Metro ~-8226 4.516 McKINNEY _ DALLAS TWT APRIL J. 9. 1981 lWTAPRILJ-9.1981 PAGE 21 PAGE 20 ' ",~ '...,;' LIJ;' ..,... '. : ,.. .' "'-. '''. '.' . We invite you Q to HEAR , ,r, ... ,_:' .• ," :' '.. ' ".•' •.. ' '.. } ..,.,'.I,', ',~..- ."', .' "'7" REVEREND TROY PERRY , ·········'.-.,".- ·.·.. '. ! .i .. '. >:: Founder, Universal Fellowship of a·"".·· " . Metropolitan Community Churches Fri,.April 3, 7 :30 pm - Sat, April 4, 7:30 pm Sun, April 5, 9:00, 11 :00 am, 7: 15 pm METROPOLIT AN COMMUNITY CHURCH OF DALLAS 2701 Reagan, Dallas, (214) 526-6221 INTERPRETOR FOR THE DEAF PROVIDED DOLLY'S SUNDAY STEAK OUT 6PM.9PM EVERY SUNDAY YOU BRING THE MEAT.•• WE DO THE REST... WE'LL DO IT BEST 2513 N. FITZHUGH DALLAS 823-0790 TWT APRIL 3 - 9,1981 TWT APRIL 3 - 9, 1981 PAGE 23 PAGE 22 \WI _PEr\SPECTIVE_ PERSPECTIVE presents an opportunity to express an in-depth personal viewpoint or opinion. TWT encourages submissions from readers on a wide range of subjects and of varying stances and outlooks. All submissions should be moderate in length (3-4 pages typed, double-spaced) and must include the full name and address of the person submitting. All submissions should be made to TWTIPERSPECTIVE, 3223 Smith Street, Suite 103, Houston, Texas 77006. Opinions ex- pressed in PERSPECTIVE are those of the individual writers and not of TWT, its editors or staff. IES,Blll1V.S"8t 1l~A: w m Editor-At the regular monthly meeting on March 9 of the Dallas GPC, the con- troversial subject of changing the organization's name from Dallas Gay Political Caucus to Dallas Gay Alliance was passed. Additionally, adding the word Lesbian to the name was strongly debated. Some wanted to change the name to the Dallas Lesbian and Gay Alliance (OLGA). The lesbian lobby lost. Originally sent to the Board Members of the OGPC (OGA), Jerry Oiggin's letter with his observations about that heated meeting are printed here as PERSPECTIVE. The actions and statements of cer- comments, the members might come tain of your members on Monday eve- to different decisions. ning make me ashamed to be a male The art of debating was brought to a and gay. The vote came as no surprise new low on Monday, March 9, with to me, since I realized early on-back board members giving speeches rid- in August-that honesty and the inter- died with guilt induction and one board ests and needsof the community aren't member delivering her usual series of really an issue for some board cheap shots with low grade humor. members anymore, but rather the Another board member's rhetorical ex- wielding of power and influence coup- cesses went something like this: led with all-pervading personal inter- "Since I hardly ever speak out on an ests. I think they use their positions dis- issue, you must vote the way I say, honestly in influencing votes. Some of because would I speak out if it weren't our members do not vote issues, but asking you to vote the right way." The vote "wh~ is supporting what" issue~. "cutest" part, if you can call it that, was They don t vote Issues, but personali- th b two men of women in ties. I think if the membership were left e surver.Y . to themselves to mull things over with bars (that ~ like asking John Gacy and facts presented in written form, pro and the r..;].arqUides Sade to tak~ the .Iocal con, instead of being bombarded with Boy ~cout Troop on a camping tnp). If personalities, vain posturing and snide the survey was necessary, why weren't PAGE 24 TWT APRIL J - 9,1981 TWTAPRILJ·9,1981 PAGE25 i":':':.:.:':':':':':':':':':',''::':::':':':':':':':':':"':':':':,:,:,:,'.:':,.':'.,.,.,.,,. .,.,.:.:.:.:x·.:·:·:·:·:·,·,·:·:·:·:·:·,,·:·:·:·:·:·:·:· :.,.,.:.,.,. ,.:.:,:.","., .:.:.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,' the women of the Caucus asked to do it, for surely women would have been more open with other women. Further, I LOUISA fail to understand the need for the -, survey in the first place; after all it was the women of the Caucus who wanted :.:' 00-,: IS BACK the change, not the women in the bars. I think inclusion in the name was a small thing for the women to ask. Too i1l\ AT THE ::: bad it was treated in such a small way. .:. You're wearing horseblinders while ~:~ leading the membership down a one ~~: way street bounded by personal inter- I::: .' ests and a selfishness concerned only with a self-generated "ephemeral" im- age. For no matter how you spell the JJ,Q/7/8h words we've created for ourselves, they're euphemisms; and, believe it or ':.' not, there are a lot of straights out there r:t:.., J/otJer still playing the Word Association game: "Gays? Oh, you mean cock- (CHAPUL TEPEC #2) suckers, queers, faggots!" What we do, ::. not what we call ourselves creates our THE HEIGHTS MEXICAN image. But, if we're going to have to ~~: RESTAURANT call ourselves something, let's do it in a ::' unified manner, meeting the women head on, as equals, something I think Now Open for Breakfast you're afraid to do. Can you think of ... the relationship continues another way to bring more women into NEW HOURS the Caucus and halt this divisiveness Daily: 9:00AM·10:30PM ("Bini. Of A Feather II") that you so hypocritically decry? The women of the Caucus have no MARCEllD [)ANON presents UGO TOGNAZZI MIOiEL SERRAULT 3921 NORTH MAIN need to fight against 21.06 of the Penal ~ "LA CAGE AUX roues D" (Engloh",_I Code, because it in no way affects A fIhn by EIlOUARD MOUNARO HOUSTON 869·1706 them, yet they have and do. Louise and I:: wih MARCEl BOZZUFFl IWJI.A BORBONI GIOJANN1 VETTORAlZO. GLAUCO ONORATO ROBERTO BlSACCO BENNY LUKE and With the porticipation 01 MKlf a GALABRU .•. I:~" Ste 1WT APRIL -3- 9,1981 PAGE 27 PAGE 26 1WT APRIL-3-9.1981 Vivian with PACand Debbiewith Social happy they decided to help us along Concerns have worked hard for this the way. I sincerely believe that the organization, despite setbacks and women who work in the Caucus now, 11111111111111111111111111 disappointments, and supported the barring an exception or two, know whO men in the fight against unequal treat- they are and have decided that it is 1111111111111111111111 ment only to find the same within our beneficial for all concerned that we own organization. If they continue after work together. Frankly, you screwed this, they're better human beings than I that up on Monday night. Women are am. Perhaps the men on the board are not going to go away, neither are they SubScribe to .•. afraid to find out that there are some going to knuckle under to some male's women out there who are more in- inflated and egocentric idea of who telligent and more capable than they they should be. But, I have a feeling would like to imagine and might lose your image of the New Woman can be before April 15, 1981 and their positions. (I can only hope it's found on the cover of Cosmopolitan soon.) How can you everexpect women Magazine. to join and/or work with this organiza- Lesbian is a word that has been tion if you aren't cognizant of their around a lot longer than the word Gay. SAVE. needs and treat them as equals? I Gay has changed meaning three times understand what tokenism is, but I in just the last 100years.The women of believe you practice it. the Caucus have paid their dues, not Because U.S.Postal Rates increased on To a certain extent playing by soci- only in homosexual rights movement, March 22, 1981,we are forced to raise our ety's rules may be expedient, but are but as women's rights advocates. Gay subscription rates effective April 15, 1981. the women to suffer for expediency's men have fought only on one front. It's sake? Rules have been broken, and time gay men stop treating women like society is in a constant state of flux. second class citizens and start accep- SUBSCRIBE OR RENEW The days of formals, tea parties and ting them on their own terms. You can tuxedos are over; this is not a night at espouse feminism, but the reality is be- BEFORE APRIL 15 the opera or an evening at Theater III. I ing there. feel you've got some motheaten, mis- I support the women on this issue, and still pay the Old Rate. begotten idea of what a woman's real- and therefore am withdrawing from ity is. (Trusting you know what reality membership in the Caucus. I intend to means.) Women are changing their work with the women in Denton who lives and we should be able to accept are running a battered women and who they are, who they want to be, and children's center, and to work with the New Rates: One Year $55 where they want to go and damned women you battered the other night. 1'2 Year $35 '*' OPEN 24 HOURS _r------I0 1 year, $40 06 months, $25 • THEALL NEW • TWT • -3223 Smith St. • Suite 103 I I .Houston, Texas 77006 • BELL • Name • PEPPER I Address . 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PAGE 31 lWT APRIL 3 - 9. 1981 lWT APRIL 3 - 9. 1981 PAGE 30 ~ "THE HIGH COUNTRY" -_()OOI\S~_ ANDREW HODGES & DAVID HUTTER With Watch for upcoming specials Downcast MONDAY GSID [JASPECTS OF HAPPY HOUR HOMOSEXUAL 4PM-2AM SELF-OPPRESS10N Dallas' Open ~c:, First 4pm G-~~0'" and ~"\ ~~ Mon. thru WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY Fri. Finest (j~<:>' $1 WELL & 50Cl: DRAW Ladies o~~/;~~~ Open Country ~ PAGE02 TWTAPf\IL;)-9,1981 TWTAPf\IL;)· 9, 1981 PAGEj";) tense feelings around homosexuality. This programming is unconscious from the beginning until we discover our real feelings and understand how we have been manipulated to deny those feel- ings. This process of de-programming begins, hopefully, early in our lives, but some struggle all their lives to over- come the shackles that force them to be less than human. Our self-hatred and the denial of our oppression is the final stage of true oppression and leads to the issue of coming out to family, friends and society. "I am not oppressed" is the belief people hold that justifies their not com- ing out. If they haven't come out to any- one, then no one can oppress them. The truth is that they have already op- pressed themselves, so there is no need for others to do so. On the other hand, some may feel that to come out to support others in their awakening, acceptance, and health is worth the sacrifice of being able to pass in soci- ety and gain the privileges accorded the deception. Both of these are op- pressive attitudes. You "sacrifice" the "privilege" to deny your real feelings, to limit oneself to a role, to not express all the feelings a human is capable of ex- pressing, to deprive oneself of renewed energy in sex with the spontaneity that comes with another partner, and more. The true sacrifice is not coming out; it ~ TWT APRIL.J· 9. 1981 PAGE.J4 TWT APRIL.J· 9. 1981 PAGE.J5 r.3 11~ • ~ c::'l sacrifices all these mentioned above, but it also sacrifices the genuinely *' ~' .•. NOW OPEN healthy support you can give to other -t. •• ['I Aem L'I people who might otherwise live a dull, empty life, living the "formula for hap- r-.lI ..,;,. ~6W •••• " •• TWTAPRILJ-9.1981 PAGE 37 PAGE 36 TWT APRIL J - 9.1981 TUESDAY, APRIL 7 MOVIE NIGHT "THE BLOB" WITH STEVE McQUEEN Episode 13 What happened so far: Kevin's very there, the thing did not really look edi- moral brother-in-law is about to come ble to him. Hardly anything would have to town to pick up his runaway son who in his present condition. The star was found refuge at Uncle Kev's Woodlake still very much hung over from a night apartment, Meanwhile, in San Fran- on the town which had been accompa- cisco, rock hero Larry Mannix and his nied by a humongous load of booze, manager Midas Monetti plan evil things but unfortunately not by a quick trick or to get rid of Kevin, because they are anything of that nature. Maybe his certain that he wants to convince the window-glass goggles, the different rest of thhworld that Larry shouldn't be hairdo and the glued-on mustache called the King, but the Queen of Rock made him look ugly; however, this type instead ... Kevin, that's me. of disguise was needed, if he wanted to be unrecognized on Polk or Castro; COMING EASTER SUNDAY: "I hope we can talk here without all after all, it was not his intention to in- those jerks eavesdropping," Midas Mo- spire new potential piranhas who might THE HIGH HEELED netti said. His protege Larry Mannix viciously grab that chance to attack EASTER BONNET RACE watched him dissect his "super-rare" him and eat away more of his money. COMING SOON: 16-ounce filet mignon. The bloody sight "No one can hear us," Larry assured. of this giant piece of meat didn't do Billie Belley, the restaurant's owner, T~~~CLAP much to whet the star's appetite. He had gladly seated them away from VUE. M"k~5 aimlessly worked his fork into the most of the other tables. Still, the quiche du jour in front of him, but al- guests were staring in their direction BABYLON ~ though he did not discover any blood almost constantly. Thank God Billie did TWTAPI NEW 12" IMPORTS Cerrone VII, Quick, Change, Grace Jones, Grace Kennedy, Jacksons, Telex, Kelly Marie (re-mix), Sharon Redd, Spargo, Sister Sledge, Gap Band, 2117 Ric.hmond era, love Deluxe and many others ii4lliM!lii!Miii",SUM) (W&l4 OUT-OF-TOWN ..•.Telephone. & Marl Orders Accepted TWTAPI SUNDAY, APRIL 5-SHOW 11PM ALICE PHALLUS, PAULETTA LEIGH, HEATHER AND SWEET SAVAGE THURSDAY, APRIL 9 I BY CfIIRISTOPHER HART tainer (it doesn't say butter, nor any other word, honestly!) and a Hungry- Ever heard your boss say: "Homos are Man's TV dinner, which is about to turn sick, dangerous people; they will cor- my fingers into motionless, frozen rupt our children. If there was one thing chunks. Hitler was right about, it was giving I see Vaseline, a six-pack of Perrier, those perverts a one-way ticket to his Body On Tap, and a few cups of Dan- concentration camps."? non Yogurt in the handsome guy's Ever notice that the express basket who's waiting behind me. The checkout line at Weingarten's usually man who seems to slow down every- moves slowest? The people waiting thing at the front of the line is a heavy there, more or less patiently, normally creature, and I mean heaaveey! His carry the weirdest combinations of items include Cool Whip, Auntie odds and ends, and I'm definitely no ex- Margie's frozen apple pie, half a gallon ception to that. My hands hold a pack of ice cream with pure artificial flavor of Charmin (without squeezing itl), a jar and all-natural additives, Billy's peanut of rnustard..a toothbrush, a Parkay con- butter, jelly, and naturally, a two-liter ,...- TWT APRIL 3 - 9, 19111 Photo by Blase DiStefano PAGE 43 TWTAPRIL3-9,19111 PAGE 42 ~ bottle of Diet Pepsi. SAN ANTONIO The friendly girl at the register polite- 309 W. Market ly refuses to pay a dime for his two SHOWTIME SUNDAY empties (real plastic) which triggers a (22;3-0333) little argument. Mr. Sweettooth finally 10:00PM accepts her negative attitude with a big sigh and, out of protest, grabs a few CHERRIES JUBILEE Mars bars and a couple of Snickers STARRING: that have been placed irresistibly at eye SHERRI SUNDAY level. POWERS APRIL 5 "You've got 12 items now!" the lady standing behind him observes. "This MISS EDD line is for 10 articles or less!" GENEA L'TATE TH ANNIVERSARY "If you insist, I'll eat two of them on MONTH PARTY the spot," the jolly big fellow replies, LESLIE MICHAELS 4 while he unwraps two of the candy bars 7PM UNTIL? and proceeds to do just as he said. PLUS GUEST "Look at this walrus!" the handsome Vaseline expert complains. "That fatso JOE ACOSTA PRESENTS FREE BAR-B-QUE behaves like he's starving to death. He THEALL NEW AND BEER looks like a hot air balloon already. What does he want? Turn himself into a HAPPY HOUR PRICES blimp instantly?" Somehow the young ON LIQUOR ALL DAY guy doesn't look quite as handsome q,~abIO anymore. "Such a fat ass is good for nothing," he adds, and I wonder what made him attractive to begin with. "All MALE DANCERS these big rhinos are Slow, selfish and TUESDAY NIGHT ugly; they should pay at least twice the 69 tax money a normal human pays. After 8:30-11 :30PM TALK:. all, they take up twice as much room as DALLAS \~ _ you or me, and logically, they are dou- • \ i _ ble the usual wear and tear on good old TOWN mother earth." 3530 BROADWAY. SAN ANTONIO 826-9729 Holy Moses! OPEN 4PM MON·THURS OPEN 2PM FRI·SAT·SUN Ever overheard somebody at the .a. Copa say: "I wish they wouldn't let 3218 dykes in here!"? The young lad, dress- ed to look gorgeous, obviously ready to N. FITZHUGH party all night, continues, "Why do you think I'm gay? To get away from fish! How can anybody enjoy himself with UNDER NEW all those flappy boobs 'n' saggy buns MANAGEMENT around?" DANIEL Ever realized that the way a person ALLEN drives a car reveals much more about his/her character than the type of car itself? There is the overly careful chauf- -- feu-r who tends to wait endlessly after the traffic light has turned green; and before the car moves to cross the in- tersection, the driver looks left, right, left again, then Skyward, as if to make 1WT APRIL;}· 9. 1981 PAGE 45 1WTAPf\IL;}-9.1981 PAGE 44 sure that no helicopter is in the way, and finally, here we go, at a speed that FROM THE wouldn't give the car a chance in a DIRECTOR OF head-on collision with a jogger. This "KAGEMU5HA" type of individual is usually just as cautious and suspicious in real life, Korosawas AcademyAward-Winni!!9~I!iece t "Anawesomeportraitof man and nature. Tbeepic'simplicity . whereas the aggressive driver who con- of this film is somothing that only the subtlest gonius could .. "r;.. stantly believes he's right in the middle ""hio ••... must not be missed by enyone who wants to ••• what film can do dlln not OWl Hom•• or Shakespeare could do." of the Indy 500 often has a similar "Eat- N£W5WH~ ••..c•.,A..l,•.•t me-or-I'll-eat-you" attitude, as he Roger Corman Presents rushes through life. 'DJmW 'UZJU3l Once, a representative of the latter -~~E 'HU~'TE~ category took me home in his vehicle to show me his extensive collection of empty popper bottles (99 different ones, including a little Lambda-shaped Lysol container stili being test marketed on Fire Island). During the ride my whole life flashed before my eyes exactly a dozen times. At one point, we almost struck an old lady car- rying two loaded shopping bags. While I saw her in the rearview mirror as she attempted to pick up her groceries scattered over two blocks of West- heimer, my fast-paced companion com- mented: "All those ancient wrecks! They shouldn't be allowed in the streets after dark. They all are only parasites, anyway. Don't work, just eat and get more senile by the minute. The government should give them a free mandatory overdose of sleeping pills; that would take care of that problem!" Ever hearit this pseudo-liberal at- titude: "I've got nothing against blacks, mind you. But let's be realistic, as soon as the first of those colored folks moves into the neighborhood, your pro- perty value goes right down the toilet." Ever stood in a long line outside a disco, ready to wind up the week with a good clean Sunday drag show? A flam- ing queen strolls by, giggling, walking funny-in short, behaving like we all are supposed to behave. You see a fellow pointing at "Mary Louise" as he says-and it doesn't sound like he's joking-"Somebody hand me a .45 Magnum, so I can take her out of her misery." When will we ever learn ... When will we ever learn? ~ Valley View at Josey Ln. Dallas 241-2410 TWT APRIL 3- 9, 1981 PAGE 46 TWTAPRIL3·9,1981 PAGE 47 4044 CEDAR SPRltllGS 4016 CEDAR SPRINGS < _ 4001 CEDAR SPRINGS 4000 CEDAR SPRINGS THE GAY C'~OSSROADS O~ DALLAS Q~J.OlY 3923 CEDAR SPRINGS ~i\1ml~ U COMPAN" ~ ~14THROCKMO~JON I-" III Ii" ;t'1? (!§) IFFlrrr1'e56 \@)~H~ 2615 Oaklawn, Suite 101 SPONSORED BY BAY AREA PHYSICIANS FOR HUMAN RIGHTS Friday, Saturday - June 26, 27 - 1981 LOCATION: SAN FRANCISCO MEDICAL SOCIETY AUDITORIUM Presentations will include: Clinical Approach to the Lesbian and Gay Patient. Sexual Dysfunction • Sexually Transmitted Diseases. Psychosocial Issues of Alternate Lifestyles • Professional and Personal Implications of Same-Sex Orientation THE PROGRAM WILL PROVIDE 9 [NINE] HOURS OF CATEGORY I CM.E. CREDIT Saturday afternoon [optional] will be devoted to planning for a national association of gay and lesbian physicians. Registration Fee: Physicians $95.00 . House Staff $50.00 . Medical Students $20.00 For more information, including pre-registration forms, hotel accommodations, airfare, etc. Write to: B.A.P.H.R. SYMPOSIUM, P.O. Box 14546, San Francisco, CA 94114 Or Call: [415J 673·3189 [Mon .. Sat., 8 am . 8 pm pst. I • Sunday, June 28 is the San Francisco Gay Freedom Day Parade • BARTENDERS: LOU. WILLIAM. AND BUBBLES PAGE 50 TWTAPRILJ·9,1981 I I, I..._------_ ...._------\ I I I I I ' :, ~\ \l' /~~ :I : ~'~': jp.t ~ HAPPY HOUR :' MONDAYS-SATURDAYS : ,: ' ' [t'Ni~' . '~~';'- 1-7PM , ~ Si'" " ALL DRINKS 2 POR 1 ! : r-&:=COMPAN'y~ : I I I ARLINGTON, TEXAS 735 N. COLLINS 265-6448 I I ' I ' : FRIDAY & SATURDAY: Z5C DRINKS 9-11PM : I ' ,: SUNDA Y: SHOWNITE ': : FREE BEER 8-IOPM : , ENTERTAINMENT BEGINNING AT IO:30PM ,' : BETTE SHEBA AND : : TIGER LIL PRESENT : : "MISS RIKI" : , ' : WEDNESDAY: IO:IOPM SHOW : : TIGER LIL AND : ~ BETTE SHEBA PRESENT : ' ,: "MICHELE MASTER" :I ~, COMING APRIL 15: R.C. COLA :, i COMING APRIL 23: THE OFFICIAL MISS GAY : ~ ARUNGTONPAGEANT : , I I,---~~..------.------.----.------.------,.------..-.------, COMING SUNDAY STARTING APRIL 15 APRIL 12 OPBN BVBRY SANDRA WBDNBSDAY CLOSBD SEN,NESS THURSDAYS OFEN: WED-PRI- SAT-SUN 8PM-2AM 3851 CEDAR SPRINGS $3 DOOR CHARGB DALLAS 521·9051 510 N. UNIVERSITY, LUBBOCK, OPEN 10AM·10PM DAILY MON·SAT CLOSED SUN TEXAS 747·5456 TWT APRIL;), 9, 1981 PAGE 53 PAGE 52 TWT APRIL;)· 9, 1981 \\911 1_1.1)L1:E..~ by Chuck -----:1 1"-../1ILl \ EASTER - HdT TEA is being stirred about a Houston High Heel race between the bars. Bunny prizes, too. TATTLE TALE - Starland Livingston of Ft. Worth has made the Hustler Beaver Hunt special edition ... and, a special un-Montrose Private party last Saturday at Jeff, Tom & Chuck's, devoured a keg of beer and a ton of bar-be-cue. Yeah for the lovebirds, a menage a trois?! GRACE JONES - Austin DJ Kerry Jaggers says the dynamic Ms. Jones will tour de Tejas later this month. . at Babylon in Houston on April 23, . . and at Club Foot in Austin HOUSTON PAGEANT - The new on April 25. So far, no Dallas or Miss Gay Metro-Plex Houston is (middle) San Antonio dates have been booked Jeri Harper, who astounded the Copa MONTROSE SINGERS - A heavy audience March 26 with her fire and touch of gay pride became a part of the chains talent number complete with annual Houston Festival last Sunday coffins and dancers. Jeri, like last year's afternoon, when the Montrose Singers winner Detra Allen is from Beaumont. performed in front of City Hall. Proud To First runner-up was (left) Jesica "Shirley Be ... We The People! Bassey" Landa and second runner-up was NAME DROPPER - Mr. Gay Abilene, (right) Lady Nova "Diana Ross" Bernard. Phill Baird, has become the new manager Miss Congeniality was again won by of the Walnut Street Pub ... the popular Scarlet Fever. The Richard Taylor Louisa is back at the Houston's Spanish Humanitarian Award was presented to Flower Restaurant in the Heights ... long "Mother" Ruth Ravas and the DJ of the remembered Billy Duncan will be year award was accepted by Ric Harvey. welcomed back to Houston from San Trooper Donna Day emceed the two Francisco at a Wildwood Saloon Party night pageant of 18 contestants. (See next Wednesday afternoon ... and Ms. photo). C. J. Harrington, Bill Cuesta, Ron Gay Pride, Suzie Mochel, has moved her Charles and Claire Sheradin judged the scissors to Tommy's Barber Shop in mighty affair. Photos by Rick Bushue. Greenbriar Shopping Center. I ,;q "" Houston i#ii4 ,- MR. GAY HOUSTON - The annual pageant for Texas' largest city will be staged next Monday night at Babylon beginning at 10:00pm. Owners C. J. Harrington and Jerry Bird have selected Mr. Tiffany Jones to emcee the meat and muscle mayhem. SCANDAL OF WEEK - What TWT SHOWBIZ reporter woke up Sunday morning at 9:30 locked inside The Parade and had to call Rick the manager to spring him. He claims he felt just like Patty Duke and her "dolls." DRAG DIRT - Heads were rolling and sequins were falling last Monday as Gene Howell and Mark Williamson put the Sunday show on the chopping block ... the Copa cast is now trimmed AUSTIN - Construction will be down to heavyweights Donna Day, completed later this month on the Ernestine, and Tiffany Jones, who has remodeled New Apartment provided taken over as show director which has Charlie (left) and James (right) get back to long been anticipated by HOT TEA ... the work and stop posing for Scott Taylor's green and blue lasers of Babylon CRUISE CAMERA ... the Mustang Band bounced between Naomi, Chocolate and makes a surprise appearance this Jahonau last Sunday in spite of the Saturday night at Red River Crossing in "dolls" ... and Parade manager Rick says addition to next Friday's band date ... a after hours until10am Saturday morning nu-wave punk rock lesbian band called is beyond curtailment. Contractions plays Club Foot one night RUMOR OF WEEK - Contrary to only, Friday, April 10 ... somehow metroplex rumors, Astraptes manager between the bank and the CBe, the patio Virginia tells HOT TEA that the real tea is got caught in the squeeze ... and that the Lady Tasha has not acted lady- hypnotist Sandra Sennesshypnotized the like. . to quote Virginia, "she is not CRUISE CAMERA (see below) and our TWT affiliated or associated with Astraptes!" Austin bureau into taking a picture at her Girlfriend! recent appearance at Tex's Colorado AUSTIN COVER - He's Mike Oadra, a Street Bar._ ~ 20-year-old Pisceswho is obviously into sports. Hair and muscles! For more hill country photos of Mike turn to page 60. MOTHER RUTH - It will not be a ~ drag show! Instead, it'll be the Mother Ruth Ravas for the Montrose Clinic ~ presentation of the "Zap-Clap Revue" starring the healthy bartenders of Montrose at Babylon on May 5. Staged, directed and choreographed by the one and only Danny Villa. Save $2.50 on advance ticket donations. SAN ANTONIO - The old Friendly Lounge will become the new Korral this Friday night when owner John Downum grand opens the Alamo City's newest gay bar ... free bar-b-cue and beer are this Sunday night's highlight at The Crew's 4th anniversary party ... meanwhile crewmaster Doug and Sam of the EI Jardin are off to pull the handles on the one-arm bandits in Vegas. . get well wishes to Coco who collapsed on stage at San Antonio Country last Sunday ... Jennifer's Jewell Box, which is hopelessly burned, is looking for a new "hot" location ... it's no April Fool's joke that Sunset's Marc and Steve are DALLAS TEA - At the Mr. March celebrating two years of wedlock. . my contest at Village Station March 25 the Cod, they were even on channel 12 as a D/FW CRUISE CAMERA zoomed in for a skin gay male couple! shot of the winner (left) Rob and the ALAMO WINNERS - The new Mr. runner-up (right) Ted ... VS mgr, Robert Cay San Antonio 1981 is 19-year-old Hayden says "Yes, there will be a Mr. Monty Laurient who is a pre-Med student April Contest" ... over at Fraternity at Texas A&M and a native of SA ... first House, Sybil and the Frat Follies will runner-up was Steve Lange and second turnabout and don drag April runner-up was Cardy Harvey (photos next 15 ... David Hall is turning week) ... at Sunset Boulevard's Amateur Throckmorton Mine into a construction of the Month contest, the March winner party this weekend, so grab your hard is Jacqueline DeShawn ... and the Face hats and meet the hard bodies. . there of the Month for March is Sassy(see was a Houston invasion of bowlers last CRUISE CAMERA photo below) shown here weekend overflowing Dallas Crude Friday performing her friendly waitress duties at night for the registration party ... the Faces. shift from Thursday to Wednesday shows at The Landing will open the Texas guest door wide open to more out-of-town stars ... video play back of everything from cartoons to sports has been arranged by JR's ... the Crews Inn's new look is a color change from red to brown ... as in paint, not, handkerchiefs ... and, while on the subject of colors, black inside and out describes the soon-to-open patio at Alcatraz where another fantasy in white party is on deck. DALLAS WOMEN - Dena Kaye has booked her singing talents into several clubs this month including Jugs, High Country, and The Conference Room. . Jugs has won the intra-bar pool tournament although competition was close and stiff. . Debbie has returned to the Conference Room as manager and reminds all women that all current PAGE 58 TWT APRIL J -9. 1981 memberships are still being honored '<)AU AFTER HOURS SATURDAY NIGHT S ,. TUESDAY, APRIL 7 9PM-MIDNIGHT A "10 YEAR TRADITION" BEER BUST THURSDAY, APRIL 9 THE RAINA LEA SHOW WITH GUESTS GENEA L'TATE I::; ,t AND i TEXAS'I I TRAGEDY I, FIRST ANN Sunday-Thursday SUNDAY 9PM-8AM APRIL 5 Friday-Satarday IlPM SHOW WITH I 9PM-9AM JAHONAU REIS !I RAINA LEA 2308 GENESSE AND NAOMI SIMS (Near Fairview and Tuam) • Houston PATIO RE-OPENING 528-8235 APRIL 15 YOU'RE KIDDING .... I THOUGHT EVERYONE PLAYED STRIP I.. PINBALL! .... In the Montrose Area Ii WELL, YOU SHOULD 2 Bedroom, 2Y2Bath NEWTownhomes $66,750. SEE WHAT I . Why pay rent? Co-Invest with a friend or lover. WEAR TO PLAY 305 Avondale at 1212 Fairview POOL! Models Now Open/Call (713) 527·0818 NIT APRIL 3·9.1981 PAGE 63 PAGE 62 @l' S)~©'U''U' ~[}{]©'U'©S) 'U'!kl'[L,©~ @l' FOR THE BEST !k[f!]@ S)~©'U''U' @!kW~@ 'U'!kl'[L,©~ COUNTRY AND [Q)~!k~~ WESTERN TWT -First, we want to thank you for a are for straight audiences ... how do great show. How has your stay here they compare with a gay crowd? been? There's a lot of difference. Straight peo- TIME IN TOWN Candi-Really nice. You don't get this ple are checking you out. Instead of feeling of hospitality everywhere. It's getting into it all. They're seeing what usually bang ... Get out of you're all about. But I find my gay con- here ... Bye! That sort of thing. certs very good and communicating. You've been on this tour for some time In what way? then? They, the gay crowd, let themselves go Well, I've been doing it for about a a lot more than straights. A straight au- Learn to Ca:W Dance month now. dience will sit there and check your Beginner Lessons Every Tuesday How do you think it went tonight? shoes (laughter). They'll look at the lit- It was great ... I could really feel the tle things that make no difference. They Advance Lessons Every Wednesday people out there. want to know "what makes her tick." 8:30pm-l0pm Where else have you performed in The gay crowd says "regardless of Texas? what's making her tick," I love what I'm Nowhere ... this is my first time down doing, the feeling, the moment. So I can 3914 CEDAR SPRINGS DALLAS 522-9611 here, but I'm playing Dallas after this. just release myself as an entertainer. I'm looking forward to it. You need this. You don't always want I would imagine most of your shows to be proving yourself. It's good to feel PAGE64 TWTAPRIL J - 9, 1981 1WTAPRIL J - 9, 1981 PAGE65 relaxed and just get into your music. I That's a tremendous honor in itself, TEXAS' OLDEST COUNTRY love it. 'cause there are a lot of talented artists AND WESTE.RN BAR How about some background? I know out there. Member Houston Tavern Guild some of your songs from way back Your roots are in gospel, aren't they? FRIAND SAT when. How did your career get going? Yes, I was born in Alabama and I'm def- APRIL 3 & 4 NOW APPEARING Well ... in '69 my first record came out. initely a southerner, but when I was AB and the RANDY It was I'd Rather Be an Old Man's thirteen, I was living in Nashville and REBEL OUTLAWS ALLEN Sweetheart and sold well right off. became a professional gospel singer. My group was like the Jackson Five, 9:30PM·1:30AM AND THE Everyone thought I was Aretha Frank- lin. I guess it's the earthiness. Her but we were female. Several of our 8:30PM SUNDAY DOUBLE range is much higher than mine, records hit the gospel charts and then I APRIL 5 EAGLE though! I'm more of a Gladys Knight. had the chance to strike out alone. LITTLE BOBBY'S BAND We're alike, but different. I guess it's Speaking of being alone, I noticed that VARIETY REVIEW THURSDAY, APRIL 9 the spiritual quality that we share. We you didn't have a manager with you! WITH SPECIAL GUEST 9PM·12MIDNIGHT were both born and raised with the Well, I had management, a road man- BUFFET church. So they thought I was Aretha ager, the record companies ... I had all EVERY SUNDAY and my first recording sold over 500,000 these people telling me what to do. I had to get rid of all these people and let 7 PM copies. After that, we were on our way. Then came Stand By Your Man? me find myself before I lost my credi- Yes, but we had a couple more before bility ... my creativity. Otherwise, it that that didn't go over. becomes too political ... too much But Stand By Your Man went gold. commercialism coming from the art. Yes, it did. Who handles your bookings, then? Have you won any awards? Well, I have several booking agencies, I've never won anything, but I've been but it's basically freelance. I try to give nominated for the Grammys twice. them all a chance. 1Wr APRIL:3· 9.1981 PAGE 67 PAGE 66 TWT APRIL:3-9.1981 Do you normally travel by yourself? Are you married? .Jfll?I~~ICIl 1()IUA\Il?lrl~Il?__ No, this is actually the first trip I've Yes, to a professional drummer. He's in taken with no one else along. I needed a lot of records. - -f.:,,\ILIL ~\A\IIJEICII~lf~\A\ • - a minute to myself. I'm writing and How often do you get to see him? have written a couple of songs here. Oh ... all the time. This is really the When I'm alone, I can get into myself. I first time we haven't been together for talk to myself and come up with such a long time. ideas- that's how I came up with How about children? When You Wake Up Tomorrow. I have a little boy, ten. ,"*:;:;", ~.:::::~d ~~~Ik' .~::::: ..::~ Ten! ... If you don't mind us asking, We'll just say you look too young to how old are you? have a ten·year-old son. You do look x ~4.lrIEII}· 'C()IL()(?I.A\LIL M4.ILlE 'CA\ST I ain't gonna tell you (laughter). very young ... obviously a child bride. Sorry ... We could be here all night Next question ... • .'1~:l'()11 11!()IUlISIIA\~A\IHI('· )IUSlr'()N ,l~'l7l1.'UIS'l. long and I wouldn't. Okay, earlier when we were ordering TWr APRIL:3 - 9, 1981 PAGE 68 TWT APRIL:3 - 9,1981 PAGE69 drinks, you said no alcohol ... Well, I tell you what. I don't drink alcohol at all until just before I do a TON@QIUM show. Then I have to ... I get so ex- cited, I have to relax myself down to a level. I'll take a couple of shots straight, ~~~~~t$ nothing mixed, so it will just go down ~" \l__t- Superlative Haircutting and relax me. Then I can just go out At your fingertips ... ,,_..t-"~• (Ii(li\l(li(li~ .~~ there and give myself to the audience engineered haircuts that and that's what it's all about. That's the .-.,..:.1I-'t"." .•fK'~ t~ ~,,~ ~ only time I drink. f•..';!.I..' :t. ~ .•V". o~~- should cut your primping ~1)"'\l~. ~l.--~~ ~_(li_t- Where do you head when you leave time in half. Contemporary ~~~(Ii- ,t-;\~O~~~ Texas? 0 cuts in a relaxed atmosphere Africa for five weeks. South Africa. ~M!' ,,#.~ oIlt '6 (li ,to~~~'4'd"'~~• ~."".~ •.~•.~",_ ~~t-~ ~ is what we're about. South Africa? That seems rather ex- 0 otic. How did that come about? -dI.~J~'\l1l-"f.'1'6(1i ~ ~ oIlt '6 (li ~ 2900 N. Henderson ~'-'~ :t.• O(li~- Well, I've been getting fan mail from Dallas 823· 1410 there since 1970, and a friend of mine ~:::~' 1".& Oll't recently was in the country and told me ' 't)~..1l ~\l~••t,1 that they had my albums everywhere, tv so we've arranged to tour. . ~ ~t •. ~ ~ , ~{)]n 6 What sort of schedule will you have? :~ ~ O,,\~~~§ a.0 I'll be playing small halls, and we plan ~O~ 8~'J"~~ "'~~rwrto do 52 shows. At least one a night, seven days a week. It should be a good ~ show. •• 1Wf APRIL;) - 9.1981 1WT APRIL;}· 9. 1981 PAGE 71 PAGE 70 Whew ... Will you vacation when you ,. I- rIl return? No, after Africa it's straight into the -N IoU; 4 "'0~N -lD Q. ::x: rIl' studio. I have to get some new product (/Jr- on the streets. Then a few concerts for c: THURSDAY APRIL 9 VIDEO RENTAL CLUB SPECIAL MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY FUND RAISER ALL THE LATEST MOVIES OF ALL RATINGS FROM G TO X (DONATIONS ACCEPTED AT ANY TIME) 12 FREE MOVIES WITH MEMBERSHIP COMING SOON: DETAILS FOR THE NATIONAL RENO GAY RODEO TOUR COMING APRIL 16: CASINO NIGHT REMEMBER THE ZAP CLAP REVUE MAY 5 "Houston's Newest and Pinest Pull Service News Stand" HAPPY HOUR 4-7PM MONDAY-FRIDAY SUNDAY BUFFET AT NOON $1 DONATION REQUESTED FOR THE MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY ASSOCIATION Open 24 Hours Home of the Mustangs A. 3115 Kirby (3 blks South of Westheimer)e Houston- 520-0246 710~!!.~;!!:9427 _~~ TWT APRIL.3· 9, 1981 PAGE 7.3 1WT APRIL.3· 9, 1981 PAGE 72 - .•. "" ~ \\OIl II IIWB ARB TURNING AROUND __ STI\I\SCOPE_- ~ NOW OUR ...... :::! ~ur ~pril ~f)VEBGf)PE 'FeR~'L'L SIgNS: As spring begins. the Sun. 'Venus andc?v1ars are all in the spring sign of~ries. which correlates with new beginnings.c?v1ercutYwillleave 'Pisces and also be in~ries by mid-month. Meanwhile. .Iupiterand Saturn are still dancing close together in 'Libra. 'Uranus is still in Scorpio. ~ptune is still in Sagittarius. and 'Pluto is now traveling backwards through 'Libra. Thus the stage is set in the sky for your-Aprtl 'LeVESGePE ~'lUES:~pril should be a most house at the beginning of the month. positive month for you. with four Romance can find you on a trip or in heavenly bodies traversing your fire the course of business. sign. The Sun in~ries awards vital- 'VIRge: ~pril could be a month ity. c?v1ars awards energy. 'Venus jarred by other people's money since _awards romance. And. c?v1ercUl:y the Sun. c?v1ars.'Venus andc?v1ercury awards the ability to communicate are all traveling through your eighth and travel. Four planets for the price house. which rules mutual money. of one! Excellent! You may entirely revamp your finan- "rAURUS:~pril begins wherec?v1areh cial approach and most likely out of left off. with little change expected in 'February and c?v1areh 'Full c?v1oon your love life until mid-month. when necessities. things take a romantic turn for the better. On ~pril 18. 'Venus. which 'LI~RA: Since yours is the sign of partners. finding a mate comes DRINK rules love. enters Taurus. And. on the next day. the Sun also starts a Taurirs natural to your happiness. But. when the Sun. c?v1ars.c?v1ercuryand 'Venus NIGHT IS sojourn. Simply stated. late~pril will be better than early~pril. all travel through your seventh house EVERY THURSDAY of marriage in~pril. the need and im- gEMINI: Ifyou're interested in social portance of a lover becomes doubly status and public image. you should important. Fortunately. these four THB SHOWBAR OF THB SOUTHWBST have no trouble in ~pril. with an planets assist ~pril marital matters abundance of energetic planets in immensely. PRBSBNTS OUR FAMOUS SHOWS your eleventh house. Meanwhile. your ruling planet. c?v1ercw:y,assists SGeR'PIe: With the Sun. c?v1ercUlY, EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT your career until~pril 9. after which c?v1arsand 'Venus all trekking through c?v1ercury shifts the emphasis from your sixth house during ~pril. the work to pleasure. emphasis will surely be on employ- GANGER: ~pril could be a travel ment, coworkers and your health. month for you since your ruler. the None of these should suffer for long. c?v1oon. begins the month in your In fact. work and health should rr'Wr ninth house ofjourneys. Most of your vibrate above average. traveling pertains to your career. SAgI"I"rA'lUUS: With the Sun. sincec?v1ars.c?v1ercUly,'Venus and the c?v1ercw:y,'Venus andc?v1ars all snug- Sun are moving in your tenth house gled warmly into your fifth house of Landilwg most of~pril. love affairs during most of~pril. you 'L'Ee:~pril can find you educating. are certain of romance. of love affairs. dealing with the law and traveling of admirers and of surrounding your- (114) 741-0300 JS, extensively. since the Sun.c?v1ercw:y, self with both energy and romance. 2617 NORTH PEARL, DALLAS, TX &1ars and 'Venus are all in your night ~pril is a bust-out month for you. » TWTAPflIL:3-9,1981 PAGE 75 TWT APflIL:3 - 9, 1981 PAGE 74 GA'PRIG0~: Most likely. c5l\.prilwill 351-3058 Gay.Own~d*~ Operated be a month when your thoughts and Hours: Bam-6pm Mon-Sa energies involve your home. c5l\.pril would be a good month to buy or sell General Auto Repairs real estate. remodel. redecorate. do Major & Minor spring house cleaning and entertain at home. Why? Because four bodies. 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TX 78292 9:10PM-1:10AM P!!J~!!ot!!:'·l!~~·I,~~~~[713J871-1456 [512J223-2958 1'WT APRIL:3 - 9,1981 PAGE 77 TWTAPRIL:3 - 9,1981 PAGE 76 tlon included Butch Irish of the Tidy \\!!Jj Bowlers of Houston, whose score of __ SPOl\TS_- 235 was high game scratc SOFTBA LL & TV Jesse Young with 204, which is 71 pins over average. Next high was Nic GROOVIN AT VENTURE-N Escobedo who bowled 62 pins over HOUSTON - Video-tape of every- average to score 211 and Ken Sievers CRUISIN thing from Saturday Night Live to MSA who bowled 48 pins over average to Monday Night Bow/ing Live will be an score 203. BOOZIN instant replay via Betamax at the Venture-N in Houston next Wednesday PURPLE HAZE AND evening, April 8, beginning at 8:00pm. STATE CHAMPS The MSA event will be a benefit for SCREENIN! the MSA Softball League, which this DALLAS - At the first Dallas vs Houston state bowling championship year will include eight teams, TWT High Series Handicap winner (left) James Geahring of COMING UP held last weekend at the Cotton Bowl- Club Dallas and High Game Scratch winner (right) Butch SPORTS has learned. Irish. TWT SPORTS Staff Photo. ing Palace Lanes in Dallas, the Purple WEDNESDAY In high series handicap, James OAK LAWN Haze team from Houston walked away APRIL 8 with the state championship. Geahring of Club Dallas and Don Smith SCOREBOARD of Slow Commers of Houston, both FROM 9PM DALLAS - Bowling on March 30 bowled a total of 679 each. Ross MOTHER RUTH SCREENS changed little in the OLBA league Howell of the Cotillion Club of Dallas standings, according to scores releas- won the state trophy for high series YOUR POST-MARDI GRAS ed to TWT SPORTS by league president, scratch with a 591 score. High game BLOOD [FREE SHOT FOR handicap was won by Chris Lewis of Steve Tracy. YOUR SHOT] AND The March 30 winner for high scratch Bar Bailers of Houston with a 283 game was Mike Buenger with a score score. MONTROSE SPORTS of 215.The high series winner was Mike A registration party was held before ASSOCIATION SCREENS Storey with a total of 597. Bowling the league play on Friday night, March 27, most over average was Arnold Barrett at Dallas Crude. Trophies and buffet ITS EXPANSIVE VIDEO who bowled a 219 over an average of followed the last game on Sunday, with COLLECTION-GET READY! 120. The Barrett score is a new record an awards ceremony at Tex's Ranch. Tournament champs, the Purple Haze of Houston. (Top The Montrose and Oak Lawn Bowl- high in handicap scoring, notes TWT row, t-t) Efrain Calderon, Tom Greer and Don Barrington. ing leagues plan another state tourna- SPORTS. (Bottom, t-t) Larry Reimund and Phil Howard. TWT SPORTS Photo by Monika Miura. ment soon, since last weekend's Second place was won by the Gutter "come together" was such a fantastic MSA BOWLING Trash of Houston, composed of team success and so well attended, TWT SCORE CARD mates Tom Zeimis, Jim Hampton, Nick SPORTS was told. '*' HOUSTON - The top three teams Escobedo, Mike Steiniger and Gerald last week are still the top three teams Hagan. ~ this week, according to the MSA bowl- Third place in Texas was won by ing league president, Gerald Hagan. another Houston team, the Head- In high series scratch, the winner hunters, who include Eddie Cowan, ,~, ' this week is Rod Lee with 633. Second Richard Dauchy, Dennis Combs, David place goes to Jesse Young with 594 Moskowitz and Richard Sarno. and third place was captured by Mike Rounding out the top ten teams out Steinger with 573. of forty participating teams were: 4) Bar Bailers; 5) Mustache Riders; 6) High In high game scratch, the winner is %f"",@j::; again Rod Lee with a 236 score, follow- Bailers; 7) Operators; 8) Branding Oak Lawn Bowling Association President (left) Steve Iron/Baja; 9) Tidy Bowlers; and 10) the Tracy and Secretary (right) Bruce Long are joined at the VENTURE-N 2923 MAIN HOUSTON ed by Charles Dierkes with 235 and SCoring table by Montrose Sports Association Bowling Larry Bebee with 214. Polos. League Secretary (middle) Gerald Hagan at Dallas/Houston Bowling the most over average was Individual winners in state cornpeti- tournament. TWT SPORTS by Monika Miura. PAGE 79 TWT APRIL:)· 9. 19B1 lWT APRIL:)· 9. 19B1 PAGE 7B •• ::EE=:A::· - HOliME OF S;oUNDANmCE CA~TTLE CLUB tt •••• 2&Lt - •• HAPPY HOUR ACROSS AT .: ~ 7-NOON 4·7 DAILY ELKIE FIRE STATlON~ , .• ~ BKOO-KS (FEMALE IMPERSONATOR) ~~lk@@N FEATURED IN THE UPCOMING . MOM MOVIE 1504 WESTHEIMER HOUSTON 528-9040 "NATIONAL LAMPOON FRIDAY (APRIL 3) MOBILE V.D. SCREENING 5-9PM GOES TO THE MOVIES" SATURDAY (APRIL 4)SUNDANCE CATTLE CLUB FISH FRY FORMS: BEER BUST, NOON IS FORMING THE "HOUSTON SUNDAY NOON BEER BUST & FREE WEENIES & FIXINGS ENTERTAINMENT GROUP" OF VARIOUS ARTISTS TO MONDAY MAD MONDAYS, HAPPY HOUR PRICES ALL DAY & NIGHT PERFORM AT CLUBS, TUESDAY POOL TOURNAMENT, CASH PRIZE BENEFITS AND PARTIES. WEDNESDAY CLUB COLOR NITE WITH GUEST BARTENDER THURSDAY MOVIE NIGHT WITH FREE BUTTERED POPCORN & BEER BUST. APRIL 9 MOVIE "9 TO 5" CALL (713) 528·0391 COMING EASTER SUNDAY SLEAZE EASTER BONNET CONTEST FOR MORE INFORMATION '--..--__.",: ..,. ". --~..I MEMBER HOUSTON_TAVERN GUILD If:'Jt;)~},~'l\\l\~~\~~~/~,l\~LoJ0~.00 iM~~~!~~'1J IJJ~I~~... ,I,~],:.. ~':; j.'/~l·" ~ ,~=-::--~ It v: " '~~ ~" ',I"',\':~ :i r s>: ~~YJh'\'1 '" ~,; 1';;'- " ..-,. '''''',,'r -;;8'0 /J 00 MOo - ~i'L. :,,: ):'~I:;l' ;._\. F~;':' ~,'. " ...,". M \\11 ,,:, . ~:: '..~ 0 tlo4.r' X~ Il,? , , /1 F' # , •• ~ •.••: •••, :"'J:rt,'",,- .,~' ,>,;.. !'.A 0 0 o 'J~ (:)"~ ~~ APRIL CALENDAR ,~ Q APRIL 5 SUNDAY 8-10PM "JANIS" SINGS AGAIN APRIL 12 "REQUEST NIGHT" AMATEUR _ ~ .,' ~ r- LIVE D.J.-REQUEST YOUR FAVORITE SONG NIGHT EVER~ '~APRil 18 WEDNESDAY-ARIES BIRTHDAY PARTY WEDNESDAY 00' EVERY MONDAY-COOKOUT 6-9PM - EVERY TUESDAY & FRIDAY-25c DRAW BEER ::I.: EVERY THURSDAY-"HOT SEAT NIGHT" •• y,( ,~OMIN; ~p:::25-0UR 5TH~~.N~~~~RY 2z5z21=1 44'" -- 534 WESTHEIMER HOUSTON/526-7519 NIT APRIL:) - 9.1981 TWTAPRIL:)· 9. 1981 PAGE 81 PAGE 80 (AR) TCMC: Talent nite w/Bette Sheba (HO) Midnite Sun: Amateur nite, 10p (AU) Lambda: Gay Men's Awareness mtg., 6:30p (HO) Midtowne Spa: V.D. Screening, 9p-1a (AU) New Apt: Free Beer, 10p till ? (HO) Ranch: Hors d'oeuvres, 5-8p ~ (AU) Tex's Colo. SI. Bar: Free draft beer; Nu- (HO) Saddle Club: Beer bust, 9p-12mid wave, midnite (HO) Venture-N: Leather/western nite, V.D. (BE) Copa: Oldies Music Nite, no cover Screening,9p-1a (DA) Dallas Crude: Bowlers beer bust, 11p-2a (HO) Wildwood Saloon: Club nite for Sundance __ CI\LENOI\(\-- (DA) Eighth Day: Go Go dancers, 10p Cattle Club (SA) Faces: Ta malada nite Listed below are this week's special events, shows, contests, and free drink specials. Happy Hour prices, drink (DA) Fraternity House: Jockey Short contest Jugs: Cook-out, 6-9p (SA) Our Place: Lulu on Piano, 9p specials and after hours do not qualify for CALENDAR listings. City codes are as follows: (A B) Abilene; (DA) (DA) TMC: Oak Lawn bowling league nite (SA) Snuffy's: T-Shirt Nite (AM) Amarillo; (AR) Arlington; (AU) Austin; (BE) Beaumont; (CC) Corpus Christi; (CS) College Station; (OA) Dallas; (SA) Sunset Blvd.; Beer Bust, 10:30-midnite (DE) Denton; (EP) EI Paso; (FW) Fort Worth; (GA) Galveston; (HO) Houston; (LA) Laredo; (00) Odessa; (SA) San (FW) Dignity: Meeting, 7:30p (FW) Tender Trap: Pool Tourney, 6:30p Antonio; (VI) Victoria; (WA) Waco; (WI) Wichita Falls THURSDAY - APRIL 9 (GA) Kon-Tiki: Country & Western Nite (AB) Walnut SI. Pub: Drink or Drown Nite Babylon: Mr. Gay Houston Pageant, 10p FRIDAY - APRIL 3 (DA) Eighth Day: Go-Go Dancers, 10p (HO) (AU) Austin Country: Show w/Sabrina Ross, (DA) Faith Comm'ty Church: Services, 11a & 7:30p (HO) Barn: Color Nite; pool tourney, 9p Nicole & Tragedy Ann, 10p (AU) Lambda: Health Clinic, 7·10p Briar Patch: Midnite Bowlers Special (AU) U.G.S.O. Spring Party at 1200 Barton Hills (DA) Hidden Door: Free Beer Bust, Noon-4p (HO) (AU) Lambda: Lesbian Awareness mtg, 8p (HO) CCF: Bible Study/AA Group, 7:30p Dr.,7p·1a (DA) Jugs: "Janis" Sings Again, 8-10p (AU) Tex's coto, SI. Bar: Free beer (DA) Landing: Show, 10:30p (HO) CBC: T-Shirt Nite (AU) Waller Creek Saloon: Pool tourney, 10p (DA) Cliff Dweller's: Meeting, 8·11p Copa: Male Strip Contest, 10p (DA) Eighth Day: Go Go Boys, 10p (DA) MCCD: Services 9a, 11a (HO) (DA) Eighth Day: Go-Go Dancers, 10p (DA) No Name: Steak out, 6-9p (HO) Dirty Sally's: Golden Oldie Music (DA) Frat House: Party nite (DA) Landing: Live C&W Band, 10p·2a Exile: Color Day & Nite (DA) TMC: Construction party (DA) Studio 69: Cherries Jubilee, 10p (HO) (DA) Island: Beer bust (DA) Sundance Kids: Beer Bust, 7p (HO) Ranch: Hors d'oeuvres, 5-8p (DA) Jugs: "Hot Seat Nite" (FW) Downtowner: Show, 10:30p Sumfest '81: Martha Wilson lecture (HO) Baja's: Nat & Janet, 9p-2a (DA) TMC: Free Beer, 4-7p, no cover (HO) (FW) Corral: Beer Bust, 8p (HO) BRB: Smokin' Country Band, 9:30p-1:30a (DA) UCC: Services, 11a & 7:30p (HO) Venture-N: M.S.A. nite (FW) Downtowner: Beer bust, 9p-2a (HO) Community Coffeehouse: Meeting, 9p (DA) UCFC: Service, 1:30p (HO) Wildwood Saloon: Mad Mondays (FW) Other Place: Raina Lea show w/Genea (HO) Exile: Ab & the Rebel Outlaws, 9:30p-1:30a (DA) Village Station: T-Dance w/Free Draft, (SA) The Country: Pool tourney L'Tate & Tragedy Ann, 11p (HO) E.J.'s: V.D. Screening, 5-9p 4:30-8p TUESDAY - APRIL 7 (FW) Woodworks: Party nite (HO) G_Y_A_:Meeting, 8p (FW) Agape MCC: Service, 11a (AR) TCMC: Free beer, 9-11p (GA) Kon-Tiki: Heterosexual Night (FW) Dignity/FI. Worth: Meeting (AU) Austin Country: Nu-Wave nite (HO) Baja's: Nat & Jane, 9p-2a (HO) Integrity: Coffeehouse Tex's SI. Bar: European nite (HO) Ranch: Hor d'oeuvres, 5-8p (FW) Downtowner: Pool tourney, 5p; beer bust, (AU) cote. (HO) Barn: Muscular Dystrophy Assoc. fund (HO) Saddle Club: Dick Allen & the River Road 5-9p (BE) Copa: Talent Nite, 10:30p raiser Boys, 9:30p-1:30a (FW) Krazy Kowboy: Beer bust, 5p-7p (DA) Eighth Day: Go Go dancers, 10p (HO) BRB: Ab & Rebel Outlaws, 9:30p-1:30a; Pool (SA) Snuffy's: Mustang Band, 9:30p-1:30a (FW) Other Place: Show w/Raina Lea, Johanau (DA) Frat House: Free hot dogs & beer, 8p tourney, 8:30p SATURDAY - APRIL 4 Reis & Naomi Sims, 11p (DA) Round-Up: Beginners dance lessons, 8:30p (HO) Exile: Double Eagle Band, 9-12 CITY ELECTIONS (FW) Tender Trap: Beer Bust, Noon-6p (DA) Studio 69: Male dancers, 8:30-11:30p (HO) Galleon: Buffet, 8p AUSTIN (FW) Woodworks: Beer bust, 6-8p (FW) Corral: Beer bust, 8p (HO) Hole: Spaghetti nite DALLAS (GA) MCC: Services, 1p (FW) Downtowner: Drink Bust, 9p-2p (HO) KPFT (90_1FM):Wilde 'n' Stein gay radio, Polls open 7a-7p (GA) Robert's LaFitte: Shows, 8p & 11P (FW) Krazy Kowboy: Pool tourney, 8p 10p Other Place: Beer Bust, 9p-Midnite (AU) Red River Crossing: Mustang Band, (HO) Babylon: Show w/Naomi Sims & Hot (FW) (HO) Ranch: Hors d'oeuvres, 5-8p (FW) Woodworks: Beer bust, 8-10p 9:30p-1:30a Chocolate; GPW Parade Meeting, 2:30p (HO) Saddle Club: Mustang Band, 9:30p-1:30a (CS) Astraptes: Hot Chocolate show (HO) Baja's: Champagne brunch, noon-3p (HO) Baja's: Nat & Janet, 9p-2a (HO) Wildwood Saloon: Movie 9 To 5, 9p; beer Barn: Steak nite (DA) Dallas Crude: Beer Bust, 3p (HO) Barn: Noon buffet (HO) bust & popcorn (HO) Bering UMC: Services, 11a (HO) Briarpatch: Spaghetti Night, 8p (SA) The Country: Show, 10:30p (DA) Eighth Day: Go Go Boys, 10p B.W.M_T_:Planning Committee meeting (DA) Hidden Door: Free Beer Bust, Noon-4p (HO) BRB: Beer bust, hot dogs & Smokin' Coun- (HO) (SA) Sunset Blvd.: Show w/Naomi Sims, Jahonau (HO) Chicken Coop: Pool tourney (DA) Landing: Live C&W Band, 10p-2a try Band, 8p-midnite Reis Monica Layne & Brandy West, 11p (HO) Briar Patch: Buffet, 4p (HO) Copa: Talent nite (DA) TMC: Construction party Dogpatch: Pool Tourney, 9p (FW) Downtowner: Show, 10:30p (HO) CCF: Services, 10:45a, 7:15p (HO) (HO) Chicken Coop: Liquor bust, 4-7p (HO) Mary's: Movie nite, The Blob (HO) Baja's: Nat & Janet, 9p-2a Ranch: Hors d'oeuvres, 5-8p; pool tourney, (HO) BRB: Smokin' Country Band, 9:30p-1:30a; (HO) Copa: Free beer 8p until Show w/Ernestine, (HO) Mud wrestling on patio, 4p Donna Day, Charlie, Sabrina Ross, Tiffany 9p-midnite COMING SOON Saddle Club: C&W Dance lessons (HO) Chicken Coop: Liquor bust, 4-7p Jones & Donna Day, 10:30p (HO) (HO) Dirty Sally's: Liquor Bust, 4-7p & free hot (HO) Different Drum: Beer Bust, 3-9p (HO) Wildwood Saloon: Pool tourney (HO) Venture-N: Bartender's nite dogs (HO) Dirty Sally's: Liquor Bust, 4-7p; and free hot (HO) Different Drum: Beer Bust, 3-9p; dogs (SA) Faces: Pool Tourney, 9p (HO) E.J.'s: Muscular Dystrophy Assoc. Breakfast (HO) Exile: Buffet, 7p; Little Bobby's Variety (SA) MCC: Rap session, 7:30p WEDNESDAY - APRIL 8 benefit Revue, 8:30p (HO) Exile: Ab & the Rebel Outlaws, 9:30p-1:30a (HO) Integrity: Services, 11a (AR) TCMC: Show w/Tiger Lil, Bette Sheba & (HO) Saddle Club: Dick Allen & the River Road (HO) Mary's: Beer bust & Montrose Band, 4p-9p MiChele Master, 10:30p (AU) Austin Country: Free drinks & beer Boys, 9:30p-1:30a (HO) MCCR: Services, 10:45a, 7:15p (HO) Wildwood Saloon: Beer bust & fish fry for (HO) Midnite Sun: Sunday Show, 10p (AU) MCCA: Service, 7:30p (DA) M.S., noon till? (HO) Montrose Mining Coo:Beer Bust, Noon-8p Dallas Crude: Pool tourney, 9p (DA) Eighth Day: Jockey Shorts Contest, 10p (SA) Snuffy's: Beer bust, 5-8p (HO) Parade: Beer bust & T-dance, 5p-2a SUNDAY - APRIL 5 (HO) Venture-N: Un-party, Noon iii 9p (DA) Landing: Show nite, 10:30p (DA) MCC: Services, 7:30p (AR) TCMC: Show wi Bette Sheba, Tiger Lil & (HO) Wildwood Saloon: Beer bust & free (DA) Round-Up: Advanced C&W Dance Lessons, Miss Riki, 10:30p; Free beer, 8-10p weenies, noon til? (AU) Austin Country: Sunday Social w/free beer, (SA) Crew: 4th anniversary party w/free bar-b-que 8:30-10p (DA) Wild Crowd: Beer bust, pool tourney, 8p 4-8p; Show w/Kitty Litter & Alvina Grease, & beer, 7p till? (SA) Dignity: Mass, 5p (FW) Woodworks: Pool tourney, 9p 10p (GA) Robert's LaFitte: Talent Nite, 10p (AU) Dignity: Weekly liturgy, 8p (SA) Faces: Beer Bust, 2-6p (HO) Baja's: Nat & Janet, 9p-2a (AU) MCCA: Services, 2p (SA) Madam Arthur's: Keg Party, 3-6p (SA) MCC: Service, 11a & 7p (HO) Briar Patch: Pool Tourney, 9p (AU) Private Cellar: Live piano bar, 7p (HO) CBC: Buddy Nite (AU) Red River Crossing: Free C&W dance (SA) Our Place: Beer bust, 2-6p (SA) Snuffy's: Beer bust & buffet, 5-8p (HO) CCF: Services, 7:15p lessons, 6:30p (HO) Dirty Sally's: Steak nite, 6p til?; guest (BE) Copa: Free Beer, 8-10p; Show, 10p (SA) Sunset Blvd: Show w/Pauletta Leigh, Alice TO CORPUS CHRISTI Phallus, Heather & Sweet Savage, 11p bartenders Mike Gunn & Roger Phillips (DA) Alcatraz: Liquor bust, 4:30-8p (HO) MCCR: Services, 7:30p (DA) Dallas Crude: Beer bust MONDAY - APRIL 6 lWT API\IL 3 - 9. 1981 TWr API\IL 3 - 9. 1981 PAGE 83 PAGE 82 ~ -_CLI\SSIFIED __ To advertise in TWT Classified, send 25¢ per word Houston. Sharpstown area. One bedroom, 780 (key words requested in all caps or italics, add 25¢ sq.ft., 2 bedroom, 2 bath sutdio, 20 foot ceiling, loft per word extra) to TWT Classified, 3223 Smith St., bedroom, large closets. 1280 sq.ft. Quiet, secure. Suite 103, Houston, Texas 77006 or call (713) Bills paid. (713) 771-0249. 527·9111. Ad copy and payment must reach TWTof- fice by 12 noon the Monday preceding publication. FOR SALE Ads cannot be accepted after deadline. TWT places U.S.A. 'MOTION LOTION' The new Sensually enti- ad in proper category. Include area code in tele- cing Lubricant and Moisterizer. Formulated by a phone number. TWT not responsible for errors after noted Dallas Physician for the sexual enjoyment of first insertion. Acceptability of ad content subject his patients. Non-allergenic, stainless, odorless to the discretion of TWT and soothes Hemorroids. $9.95 (plus 5% tax for Texas residents). Motion Lotion, P.O. Box 13882, FOR RENTILEASE Dept. -T, Arlington, Texas 76013. 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Two weeks free rent, beautiful, spacious stickers. $1.00. Call (713) 522-7531. ~ one-two bedroom flats and two bedroom studios. $160 to $400 all bills paid. Roommates welcome. T-shirts wloriginal drawing of profile heads of two (214) 521-2851 days, (214) 528-8497 nights. Crest- men kissing. Earth tones on sand-color. 100% cot- ~ mont Apartments. ton, $7.95 (tax included). Check or moo. payable to A -r=-: Gay Design or A.G.D., 3317 Montrose, Suite # 112, Dallas. "Apartments with you in mind." Completely Houston, TX 77006. Please specify size S or M. renovated complex. One and two bedroom apart- ments beginning at $300/month, bills paid. 4303 HELP WANTED ~ Cole. For information, call (214) 438-8830 or (214) Houston. Amateur photographer needs male 522-8784. models for portfolio type work-inexperienced Dallas. Cozy adult complex with pool and laundry. OK-prints for your time. (713) 789-1072. Near Oak Lawn, North Central. 2 bedrooms. BAR- Tyler. 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Houston, (713) 526-8002. $29.95 exchange Dallas, (214) 750-7734. us»: Want a VISA or MASTERCHARGE card, even if you have bad credit? We know how, Send $20 to TRANS-VIDEO Houston Credit Counselors, 1713 Westheimer, Houston2303 W. ALABAMA Houston, Texas 77098. Open 7 days, 9am-9pm Houston. Accurate tax preparation and financial 850-0219 planning service. John, (713) 270-6286. Dallas 8024 FORESTLANE Houston. PAINTING, WALLPAPER, SHEETROCK. 348-9460 1318 WESTHEIMER Experienced men to serve your needs. Call Bob at LAMBDA CONTRACTORS. (713) 931-0995 for free HOUSTOI'I 523-0035 estimate. We take pride in our name and our work. Dallas. MIDNITE HAIR-2504 Fitzhugh. Open 9am till tnorri No appointment necessary. Men's hair- Houston. Gay Joggers Assoc. Any interested men TRAVEL Dallas. cuts-$10, women's-$12.50 complete, Open and women can contact Danny Devine, P.O. Box Do You Want To Bowl? Tuesday thru Saturday. (214) 824-3231. Glen Rose. EL RANCHO VISTA-Of course we are 13163, Houston, TX 77019, or call (713) 523-8788. Dallas is forming a gay bowling league. For infor- Houston. HYPNOSIS can help! Ron Shonk, M.Ed_, different. Try something new. Weekends in the Houston. Congregation Bates Chaim-formerly mation, call Steve, (214) 651-8295. country for men. Lodging, food, cowboys and more. M.H_ (713) 795-0868. "Gay Jews of Houston", now meets on Friday even- Houston. The Community Coffeehouse, a social Glen Rose, TX 76043. (817) 897-4982 or (817) ings at the MCCR, 1919 Decatur. Short service PERSONALS 645-5192. alternative for the Montrose community, is open begins at 7:30pm with an ONEG to follow. each Friday night, 7:30pm-midnight, at 3405 Houston. William Douglas White-please call your Key West. Curry House. A guest house in the heart Mulberry. Sponsored by Bering Memorial Church sister at (918) 252-0920_ Very important. I love you, Houston. Lutherans Concerned/Houston. A Chris- of Old Town. "Please, boots off when in the ham- tian ministry with gays, lesbians and non-gays and Integrity/Houston. Call (713) 529-7014 for infor- Diane. mocks." For reservations: (305) 294-6777. 806 Flem- meets every 2nd and 4th Tuesday of the month. mation. ing St., Key West, FL 33040. oettee. Renaissance woman seeks fair maiden, 7:30pm. Grace Lutheran Church, 2515 Waugh Dr., a Houston. Interested in Data Processing? Houston Good wine, soft music, stimulating conversation Texas. Call us about our April 23rd opera tour to few blocks behind Mary's, naturally. For more infor- Data Professionals meets 2nd Tuesday of each are assured. The world is wide with possibilities. Toronto. You won't believe the price! PROFES- mation call Jim (713) 521-0863 or Kent (713) month, 7:30pm. Visitors and prospective members Gwenivere, Box 20104, Dallas, TX 75220. SIONAL TRAVEL (214) 526-3450. 453-1143, or write LC/Houston, 729 Manor, Houston welcome in our professional and social organiza- 77015. Houston. MIF interested in forming a cheerleading Key West. THE PINES. 521 United St., Key West, tion. Call Randy at (713) 529-6631 or Don at (713) squad for a local bar for upcoming MSA softball FL 33040, (305) 296-2107. Private AlC guesthouse San Antonio. MCC SAN ANTONIO-MCC's new 522-7809 to confirm meeting locations. qarnes. Call David after 5pm, (713) 520-9251. with pool and large sunning area. freedom evangelistic team in concert, Friday and Houston. GAY PARENTS organization forming. In- San Antonio. Church of Christ-San Antonio possi- NOTICES Saturday nights at 7:30pm, and Sunday morning at terested? Call (713) 861-9149 10am-7pm. ble. Meetings. (512) 734-5415, after 6pm. 11:00am. Team workshops on living, Saturday, Dallas. AFFIRMATION will be meeting April 5, at 11:ooam-2:00pm. All at the Church. 107 South Pine. Houston. Operation Documentation ... a program G/w/M, 27, wishes to date Beaumont/Houston. 3:00pm, in the social hall of United Community (512) 271-7353. designed to prove that real, pervasive discrimina- 18-21 year olds in Beaumont area once a month. Church, 4402 Roseland (1blk. from Ross Ave., be- tion exists. Civil Rights, Housing and Employment Write: Walker, P.O. Box 42808, Dept. 121, Houston, Houston. Anyone interested in joining the present tween Peak and Carroll). Anyone interested in AF- violations are of particular importance. Confiden- TX 77042. MSA Bowling League bowling on Monday nights tiality guaranteed. Call (713) 521-1000. FIRMATION is cordially invited to attend! contact Gerald Hagan, (713) 665-1734 or Richard at Houston. LAMBDA COMP-A compatability (713) 522-3329. Houston. The Montrose Singers meets every Mon- matching service. (713) 721-5583. An exciting way to Houston. Episcopal Integrity/Houston, for lesbian day night, 7:30pm, at the MCCR, 1919 Decatur. meet some fun people. 5-10pm, Monday-Friday; and gay Episcopalians and friends, meets second Dallas. IntegritylDallas-Ft. Worth (Gay Noon-3pm, Saturdays-closed Sundays. Tuesdays at 7:30pm at Autry House, 6265 Main. For Episcopalians and Friends). Meeting and worship, Houston. Did you know that the Houston GPC of- more information call: (713) 960-0733. 7:30pm. First Unitarian Church, 4015 Normandy, fers friendly community referrals in these areas: Houston. Afghan hounds are looking for good, Dallas. For information: (214) 522-5067 or Doctors, Lawyers, Dentists, Employment agencies, responsible owners. Applicants screened carefully. Houston. COME HAVE FUN with the Thursday (214) 739-1871. Counselors, Social establishments, Community Your cost will only be for any needed shots andlor Night Bowlers at the Stadium Lanes. Contact organizations. Call the GPC office at (713) 521-1000. medical care. For more info, call (713) 961-9735. George at (713) 527-9170 or Danny at (713) 937-0677. Fort Worth. Tarrant County Gay Political Caucus meetings are the 1st Friday AFTER the 1st Monday Dallas. Christian Scientists: Informal group for the Dallas. Interested in leather, motorcycling, police Texas. The MCC Archive needs book donations on of each month at 8pm at Agape MCC, 2336 Hemp- gay Christian Scientist. Write to: Emergence, c/o uniforms, boots, good music, food, theatre and in- all subject to help build its archive. Please contact hill, Fort Worth, TX. B.D., Box 19973, Dallas TX 75219. ~ telligent conversation? Call Bob, (214) 526-7354. us at (713) 861-9149 or (713) 521-0912. ._---- TWT AP~IL 3 - 9. 1981 PAGE 89 PAGE 88 TWT AP~IL 3 - 9. 1981 \WI __ THEGUIDE_- Listed below are Texas cities H·Z. For cities A·G, refer to last week's TWT. The following businesses support the gay community through regular advertisements in TWT. To mein- tain a guide listing, a supporter must advertise on a regular basis, i.e., the equivalent of one advertisement monthly. There is no charge for non-profit, public service listings; but maintaining the accuracy of your guide entry is your responsibility. eH·Ze HOUSTON ACCOMMODATIONS (Area Code: 713) HOUSTON MOVIE THEATRE (Area Code: 713) Houston Guest House .106 Avondale ... 520-9767 Greenway III Hwy 59 at Bflo. Spdwy 626-3339 HOUSTON ADULT BOOKSTORES (Area Code: 713) HOUSTON ORGANIZATIONSIHELPLINES Asylum 1201 Richmond . (Area Code: 713) Ballpark. .1830 W. Alabama. A Capella Chorus (Church of Christ). . ... 529-3074 Kirby Newstand . .3115 Kirby . . 52().()246 Affirmation/Monmons .. 3317 Montrose, Box 1139, ZIP 77006. Stadium ..... 4629 W. 34 Astro Rainbow Alliance of the Deaf. . 529-8514 Studz News. . .1132W. Alabama Autry House. . . . 6265 Main . HOUSTON ADULT THEATRES (Area Code: 713) Between Two Worlds 3317 Montrose #A Box 1018 ... French Quarter. .3201 Louisiana 527-0782 BWMT(Black & White Men Together) . . 529-5006 HOUSTON ATIORNEYS (Area Code: 713) Community Coffee House. . .. 3405 Mulberry 529-7014 Leon Burris 64g.3110 Court of the Single Star. . P.O. Box 3554 757·7093 Mort Schwab...... 526-9139 Crisis Hotline. . 228-1505 HOUSTON BATHS/GYM (Area Code: 713) Diana Foundation...... 2700 Mason ZIP 77006 . Arena...... 2700 Albany (Second Floor). . .520-1522 Dignity (Catholic gays) . . P.O. Box 86821. . ... 528-7644 Club Houston 2205 Fannin. . 659-4998 Episcopal Integrity Houston. . .. Box 66008. .960-0733 Midtowne Spa. . 3100 Fannin. . 522·2379 est. 760-9030 2306 Club . .2306 Genesee . . .. 528-6235 Families and Friends of Gays 664-5339 HOUSTON CHURCHES (Area Code: 713) Gay Atheist League of America .3317 Montrose #1193 Bering Memorial UMC 1440 Hawthorne 526-1017 Gay Hispanic Caucus of Houston ...... 529-4464 Church of Christ 520K Westheimer 529-3074 Gay Joggers Assoc P.O. Box 13163 . . 523B788 Church of Christian Faith .... 413 Westheimer .. 529-8005 Gay Nurses & Physicians of Houston Hepatitis Hotline Congregation Bates Chaim/MCCR 861·9149 . 10A·2p . . 933-0962 Gospel Outreach .. . .. 3317 Montrose #143. . .. 332-3477 . 2p-l Op . .. 777·2287 MCCR. . ... 1919 Decatur...... 861·9149 .12mn-3a .....•.•.•.•..... 933-0962 HOUSTON CLUBS (Area Code: 713) .. 3a·l0a . . . 777-2287 Babylon. . . 300 Westheimer . . 526-6551 Gay Parents. . 524-0125 Badlands. . 304 Avondale. . .. coming soon Gay People in Medicine .. 3317 Montrose, Box 25231177005. Baja's. . .402 Lovett . . .527·9866 Gay Political Caucus 4600 Main #217 521·1000 Barn 710 Pacific .528-9427 Gay Resource Services UH/Central Campus 74g.3489 Brazos River Bottom. . .. 2400 Brazos. . .. 528-9192 Gay Rights A.C.l.U. . Box 68844 ZIP 77006 Briar Patch 2294 Holcombe. . 665-9678 Gay Young Adults . . 871·1269 Bunkhouse. .1704 Westheimer . . .520-1818 Houston Data Professionals 522·7809 Chicken Coop 535 Westheimer . . 526-2240 Houston Health Dept.. .1115 N. McGregor. . .222-4201 Cockatoo . . .3400 Travis . . .527·9902 Houston Plasma Services ... 4040 SW Fwy #222 871·1456 Copa . . .. 2631 Richmond ...... 528-2259 Human Rights League .. Box 3624 ZIP 77001 523B969 Different Drum. .1732 Westheimer . .528-8528 Houston Volleyball Team. . 523B802 Dirty Sally's 220 Avondale. . 529-7525 Integrity Box 16041 ZIP 77002 529-7014 E/J's. . 1213 Richmond. . • . . . .527·9071 Krewe of Apollo . . . 524-0963 Exile 1011 Bell 659-0453 . or 524-5311 Galleon 2303 Richmond 522·7616 Lambda Alanon . .521·9772 Grant St. Station. . . 2327 Grant 528-8342 Lambda Center For Alcoholics .521·9772 Hole, The 109 Tuam 528-9086 Lutherans Concerned for Gay People .453-1143 Just Marion & Lynn's 817 Fairview .. 528-9110 . or 521.Q863 Kindred Spirits 5245 Buffalo Spdway. . .. 665-9756 MGM Pageants. . 442-4275 Lampost 2417 Times Blvd. . .528-8921 Montrose Activity Center. . .1423 Holman 528-8369 Mary's...... 1022 Westheimer . . .. 52Ba851 Montrose Family. . 3207 Montrose 522·5427 Midnite Sun 534 Westheimer .526-7519 Montrose Patrol P.O. Box 3633177001 . Montrose Mining Co...... 805 Pacific. . . . .529-7488 ...... 3329 Richmond. . 528-CARE Montrose Pub 1318 Westheimer coming soon Montrose Rhythm 520-1600 Parade. . 1416 Richmond. .520-1646 Montrose Singers ...... 527·9669 Pink Elephant. . .1218 Leeland . . .65g.()()4Q Montrose Sports Assoc ... Tommy .. 6419 Skyline ZIP 77057 .. Ranch . . .. 8620V, S. Main. .. . • . . .528-8730 Men's Bowling. . . . Richard. . 522·3329 Saddle Club . . .911 W. Drew. .528-9261 Volleyball John. . 522·3487 Sassee's . .2700 Albany . . .529-7646 Montrose Symphonic Band. . 527·9669 Twins 535 Westheimer @ Mason. . 522-6058 Mustang Club, Inc Box 86134 ZIP 77006. Venture-N...... 2923 S. Main...... 522.QOOO Nat'l Assoc. of Bus. Councils 1911 SW. Fwy #100c ZIP 77098 Wildwood Saloon. . .. 1504 Westheimer ...... 528-9040 National Gay Youth Council (Southern Region) 520-9273 HOUSTON COUNSELING (Area Code: 713) Operation Documentation. . 526-2688 Institute of Mental Devel 3700 Milam . .523-0760 Texas Bay Area Gays . P.O. Box 861, (Dickinson, TX) .332·3737 Montrose Counseling Center 900 Lovett #209 ... 529-0037 Texas Human Rights Found.. .1519 Maryland 526-9139 HOUSTON DOCTOR (Area Code: 713) Texas Gay Task Force. . 528-3636 Gerald Z. Strauss 12 Oak Tower, 4126 SW Fwy #1330 877-8605 Unitartan-Universalist Gay Caucus .. 5210 Fannin .. 528-5842 HOUSTON FITNESS CENTERS (Area Code: 713) Weslayan Fellowship (Meth) .. Box 3942 ZIP 77001 .. 864-8899 Fitness Exchange 3131 W. Alabama #200 ..... 524-9932 HOUSTON RESTAURANTS (Area Code: 713) urn's Gym. . 607 Westheimer . . .. 528-5467 Ambiance 1399 Voss 975-8383 PAGE 91 wr APRIL;)· 9.1981 TWT . . .3223 Smith SI. #103 ...... 527-9111 Baja's ...... 402 Lovell...... 527·9866 Cherryhurst Pharmacy. .. 1340Westheimer ..... 524-3114 TWT Graphics (Art Design, Typesetting). . . 527-9111 Bar-B'Cue Ranch. . .1525 Westheimer . .529-2289 David Hobbs BMW ... 2101 San Jacinto .. 659-1192 Wadie Salameh Emporium ... 1515 Prairie 224-5699 Brasserie .... 515 W. Atabama .. 52&6566 Deb's Ts ... 520 Westheimer, Suite G .... 520-1304 Wilde 'n' Stein Books 520 Westheimer . .529-7014 Chaucer's. 5020 Montrose. . .. 524-4279 Disc Records ... The Galleria .. 626-1982 LONGVIEW CLUB (Area Code: 214) Cronies 1322 Westheimer 522·1521 Downbeat Records. . .. 2117 Richmond. . .52:Hl348 Ruth.Ann's ...... U.S. 259 . . ... 578-5686 Den's Le Patois . .428 Westheimer 523-5595 Dramatika. . 1411 Westheimer. . . 528-5457 LUBBOCK CLUBS (Area Code: 806) Heights Mexican Restaurant .... 3921 N. Main 869-1706 Eagle Leathers. .1022 Westheimer . . 522-0651 Peaches. .510 N. University...... 474-5456 GET READY House of Pies. . ... 3112 Kirby. .528-3816 .1732 Westheimer . . .526-1490 Warehouse. .. 2402 Marshall...... 744-9116 House of Pies 6142 Westheimer 782-1290 .. 2205 Fannin. . 659-4998 SAN ANTONIO CHURCH (Area Code: 512) Mexican Restaurant. . 813 Richmond 522-2365 Elizabeth's (Gifts). . .. 520 Westheimer . MCCSA . . 107 S. Pine. . ... 271·7353 Steak 'n' Eggs. .4321 Montrose 528-8135 Eurotan . .5215 Yoakum. .529-5100 SAN ANTONIO BUSINESSES (Area Code: 512) HOUSTON RETAIL BUSINESSESISERVICES(Area Code: 713) Facets. . 1412Westheimer . . .. 523-1412 Apollo Hair Replacement, Inc. 7342 Oak Manor #l08D349-6600 A·l Roommates. . 932-1363 Friday's Florist. . .1338 Westheimer . . .524-6518 Bexar Florist . . . .402 E. Carson . . .271·3643 A-Bug man (Pest Control) . . .228-4626 Hair Craft. . .2110 Lexington. . .526-5472 First Star News ..... 6724 San Pedro .826-9057 \ mms£ Academy. .2030 Westheimer 526-0029 House of Meats. . .833 Algregg . .869-3319 Kevin Wagner Unique CardS/Gifts .. 1805';' Main .. 733-3555 Alternative Connections Box 10, 1713 Westheimer, ZIP 77098 ... 8110 Irvington...... 695 THE BONHAM EXCHANGE SILL STYLl Ii (ULOI{SilIRI ClllUI\ IIIK 411 BONHAM I AT THE ALAMO 2 SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS 3 78205 MAIL $ 750 PER SHIRT TO PURE CORN - PO. BOX 2253 WRITE FOR INFORMATION DALLAS, TEXAS 75221 • If'1rlS Il[SI~JUHS ,"DIJr,! SA~lS fr•.,: ALLOW 4 WEEKS DELIVERY PH_ (214)1327-7675 PAGE 93 PAGE 92 TWT API lJ.J o TWr APRIL J -9, 1951 PAGE 95 PAGE 94 1WT APRIL J - 9, 1951 TWT MAGAZINE GLASSHOUSE Texas' Leading by Christopher Hart Goy 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 Mil~e Oadra by Scott Taylor