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Jul 08, 1977, Vol. 05 No. E-13

Jul 08, 1977, Vol. 05 No. E-13

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STEPPING OUT: With Mike Schmitz & M.J.Hackett " n e w YORK, NEW YORK" H e most magnificent toy ever invent­ - HALF AND HALF ed for grown men to play with and ex­ by Michael Schmitz press k e lr fantasies, to project their nightmares and dreams, and to indulge Kalendar Publications Incorporated k e ir whimsies and secret desires is the Producers Irwin Winkler G Robert mntion picture medium. Taking full Box 627 San Francisco, Ca. 94101 Chartoff, fresh from their triumph advantage of the technical wizardry of with an Academy Award Best Picture modem filmmaking, writer-director win for " Rocky, " are looking to new ' has conceived of his film, laurels with thedr latest film New Yok, • , as an expression of his Next : FRIDAY JULY 8 Deadline: MONDAY JULY4 New Yok. " And it is a kame they ,boyhood fantasy life— his love for won't get them. The picture has so "Flash Gordon" and all the great myster­ much working for it srith Liza Minelli ies and adventures in books and movies. and Robert Driflto, both former Oscar Star Wars is a distillation of k e joys NO STAND ON GAY wiimers, starring- special muric by Lucas experienced in k e hours he spent John Kander and Fred Ebb of "Cabaret" watching television and movies, and fame, so much and yet you will feel reading comic books and comic strips. TEACHERS BY haunted by a ^irit throughout the STAR WARS, ptodiced by Gary Kurtz, picture stars Alec Guiness, Maik Hamill, Har- CARTER NEW YORK, NEW YORK is a roman­ ri»n Ford, Carrie Fisher and Peter Cush­ tic musical drama written around the ing, It is released by 21k Century Fox. WASI-^ DC,. ,, , President Jimmy struggling career of a young danceband It's a high-energy action movie uniting Carter lies refused to take u stand vocalist and the saxophone player who k e hardware of contemporary space ad- on the issue of gay teachers. "I falls in love vdth her. h ^ d l i and De ,venture wik the tomantic fantasies of know that there are homosexuals who Niro play these two lead roles. Also ■ sword and sorcery, plus a dash of wish teach and the children don't suffer, " Starred are Lionel Stander and Barry fulfillment. Lucas' goal has been to said Carter in an interview with the Primus, make an imaginative entertainment ex­ Associated Press. "But this is a sub. perience k a t would transport audience ject I don't particularly want to invol. Filmed in Panavision from a screen­ ■o'it of k e k eatre and into an unknown ved myself in, I've got enough pm b. play by Earl MasRauch and Mardik galaxy kousand of light-years from lems without taking on another. " Martin and with original songs by earth. STAR WARS is a tale of heroes Carter did add, however, that "I Kander and Ebb. and villiains and a romance between a don't see the need to change laws This lavlk production opens at the De Niro won k e Bert Simoitlng Actor Some of ke old-time favorir« k at are young naive boy and a beautiful, spirited to permit homosexuals to marry. " close of World War II whan the big Award from k e New Yoric Film Critics heard in NEW YORK, NEW YORK, in­ princess. It is an odyssey from innocence On the subject of honx>sexuality in bands were at thalr peak and pays Circle for "Mean Streets, which he did cluda "Song of India, Don't Blame Me, to knowledge, ke ages-Oid tale of the general. Carter reiterated the same nostolglc tribute to that era by kow- for NEW YORK, NEW YORK director Once In A While, For All We Know, passage of k e sword from one generation basic position that he had taken during caslng 24 timeless songs made famous Martin Scorsese. In »74, he won an Blue Moon, Bugle Call Rag, Avalon, to k e next. It is a world where magic is his presidential canvaign. "1 don't by Glenn Miller, Tommy and Jimmy Academy Award for Best Sui^rting Taking A Chance On Love, and many possible, and love and goodiess triumph see homosexuality as a threat to the Dorsey, Benny Goodman and other .Actor for " H e Godfaker, Part IT'. His more. o v « eviL family, " said the President, "What bandstand stan of tha '40's. The performance in Scorsese's "Taxi Driver" Saxophone great Geòrgie Auld lends STAR WARS follows a ;roung man, Luke has caused the highly p^rbliclzed con. story nxjves in a changing tempo is considered by many to be DcNiro's his special talent to k e movie as off- Skywalker, krough exotic worlds unique­ frontations on homosexuality is the to the '50's with the four new songs finest to date. camera coach for De Niro and e l» make- ly different from our own. Leaving the desire of homosexuals for the rest of by Kander aod Ebb providing the De Niro is married to actress Diahnne his mo vi debut as k e bandleader small arid planet of , Luke society to approve and to add its ac­ musical bridge. Abbott who appears as a poor man's who gives De Niro his first break. Dur­ plunges into an extraordinary intergalac- ceptance of homosexuality as a nor. The music forms a fitting accoirqsan- Lena Home in a nightclub seq'jence in ing k e Big Band era, Auld worked w lk tic search for the kidnapped Rebel Princ­ mal sexual relationship, I don't feel Photos by Ric Puglia iment to the girl singer played Vy k ls picture, cinging "Honeysuckle Rose. Artie Shaw's orchestra, k e famed Benny ess Leia from k e planet , Luke that it's a normal relationship. " Minelli who kyiockets to the top To support Mlrmclli and De Niro, pro­ Goodman Sextet and o k « bigtime agg­ is joined in k is adventure by Ben Kenobi, "But, « added Carter, " at the same Scriptures on homosexuality, " adds life in San Francisco? Do you know ducers Chartoff and Winkler mixed some MeNaught, Aldiough he does not expect where his church is? while sax pbyar, DfNiio.. must wait regations. k e last of k e Judi Knights who were k e time, I don't feel that society, through for p’sblic taste to catch up to his familiar faces wik »m e brand new ones Like k e nursery rhyme, When Liza was guardians of peace and justice in tha old its laws, ought to abuse or harass the the Bishops of die Church to react public­ Well, I am not too good at writing a like gruff-voiced Lionel Stander, a ly to the questions raised by the report, letter to a hawspaper but I wanted you 501 Fplaom StTMt new "bebop" style. good, she was very, very good and when days before the "dark times" came to the homosexual& 1 think it's one of those In 1945 the mellow. Joyous Dorsey Oscar nominee for his performance in she was bad, you could hear k e kud • galaxy; , k e dashing, cynical things that it not accepted by most MeNaught says the document 1$ one diet to know how much I qrpreciated Rev, Sen Irrmcisoo 9 41 03 . ^ k e Janet Gaynor-Frederic March ver­ "cannot be disputed because it is whet Stuarts letter maybe we can hear more sounds underlined the mood of the from h « e to Dallas and back. De Niro'; captain of k e , a Americans as t normal sexual relati'n. country and from 'Opus One,' the sion of "A Star Is Bom". talents were wasted altogeth«. How- Corellian pirate starship; , a ship, In my mind it's certainly not a the teachers of die church ere saying. " from him? Hum, ? Love Yu first music you hear in die film, you H e danceband pianist who later ev«, k e last twenty minutes, kat , a race of tall anthropoids svik substitute for the family life that I find this feeling continually expressed takes over k e band is played by New previously mention^ ghost was kere. quasi-monkey faces and large blue eyes; described to you. " LETTERS TO THE Randy Spaiks It was not Liza, it was Judy; by every S.F., Calif., »77 stand against the evils inherent in in song. Then in the Fifties, Liza York actor Barry Primus, Primus studied and k e robots, S e e -H re ^ io (C-3R^) In his comments. Carter stated that sings the title song. acting under Ella Kazan at New York's movement, by every note, by every and Artoo-Detoo (R2-D2). H is odd in almort every program that the homosexuality." The 1600 00 dele­ gesture, it WAS Judy. For kose of us EDITOR (Q3ITOR"s NOTE) I have never had the gates represented nearly 35,000 The lyrics reflect a different atti­ Lincoln Center and began his cataar band of adventurers battle Grand Moff Administration puts fonvard "the in- tude ¿ 1 America. Times have changed. who have had k e plMsure of seeing Tarkin, the evil Governor of k e Imper­ tegnty of the family ought to be a pleasure of meeting Rev. James Stuart churches and 13 TnllUr»» members, on Broadway but appears to be os wood­ Dear Editor, but I have been impressed with the Eiqshoria has given way to such reali­ en as a chopping block for k e most Judy in concert, h « ghost hung over ial Outland regions, and D ark Vader, foctor, " Carter said thgt one way in Thanks for printing the timely and including Anita Bryant »Tid President zations u k at the so-callad "War k e last few scenes of NEW YORK, k e malevolent D ak Lord of k e Sik, whe which the government cdbld assit communication that I have had with Jimmy Cartec. part of NEW YORK, NEW YORK. He pertinent letter by Rev. James Stuart, him. It is apparent that his heart is to End All Wanf' is now the Cold War. nas worked in numerous television shows NEW YORK Uka Kansas kuiderclouds employs his extrasensory powers to aid married cot^les would be to change The gay community should take heed Evangelist Billy Graham, in address­ o v « k e horizon. If it vras meant to be Go':emor Tadtin in k e destruction of truly in the right place towards gays. ing the conventioa said that he admiiw The mood is to struggle forward, and appeared in Scorsese's "Boxcar tax laws so that the deductions for and march with prife, dignity and a H a vole portrayed by Miss Minnelli a unq>oken tribute to Garland, it was ke rebellion agtkrt k e Galactic Em­ married couples would be as greet Pappy ad Bryant for her ttnti-gay crusade. Berka". and h « being will haunt everyone k at strong sense of p'jipose. giv« her an opportunity to diqslay her M«ry Kay P.'ace, k e country- pire. In k e battle of Yavln, Luke en­ as those of unmarried cotmles. Carter Still in the Closet However Graham did add that be did sees kis picture. If you are a fanatic gages in a terrifying climactic space also said that he approved of mothers not feel that God had on b<»n versatility not only as an actress but m singing neighbor of television's "Mary a singer and dancer. With very little for 40's music or about Kfiimelli, go battle ov« ke huge man-made planet working when they have small child­ BILL BACKED BY to Join paiCiculat groiqis to oppose Hartman, Mary Hartman", portrays k e see NEW YORK, NEW YORK. Dear Fiieids at Kalender- arotk and h « own desire, k e ooold be band vocalist who takes over Liza's job destroyer, Deak Star. ren. "I think its good,'" aid the I want to say how much I love your certain qsacific kinds of ri"». "Tliase STAR WAR is a space fantasy designed President, and he noted that his wife NUNS are synqrtoms of a deeper sin," said one of the great Jo b singers around. w ik De Niro's orchestra and ken tries t t newspaper and look forward to every Minnelli was launched towards star­ to take over Liza's place in his love *to stimulate imaginations, entertain Rosalynn, went to y o ik before their issue. 1 also want to thank you for ¿ e WaHiington, D.C...... S t Judith the evangelist, " H is is what God has STARWARS” and give moviegoers an Infinate variety eldest child eras two years old, csdled ma to preach, that aU have dom at k a age of 17 in a smoking Ufa. Mias Place, had a smaU but .great article Rev, James Stuart that Schlocgel, president of the National off-Broadway debut appropriately mémorabla role in "Bound For Glory, " (courtesy of 8 )k Century Fox and tof vicarious emotional, physical and ( courtesy of GCN) was in your June 24th isaue. It was the .Coalition of American Nuns, has offered ** Michael J, Hackett) .’mystical delight. It is a world people (courtesy of GCN) titled "Bert Foot Forward", aisd cstab- recently hit it big in k e country-west­ best article I have ever read in a long her simport of the gay rights bill bafora lik a d hartelf at cma of k a most accon ern singing field through a sinak single, " I have artought my simple plan on kls earth have nev« bean to, but it's CATHOLICS URGE •time. Do you know this man? Is he the US House of Representatives. St plikad, multi-talantad petformars "Baby Boy", and with on album. She If I give some hour of joy a world key may have encountered wh« lOOii gay? Do you know where his church Schleagel has told tha Gay Rights Nation­ in kow businass. Sha wen k a Tony compos« most of h « own music. It To k e boy who's half a man years ago key dreamed about running away and having adventures that d o '>ne Is? How about showing us a picture of al lobby that she "supports this bill (HR Award on Broadheay for h « peiformanc' appears k a t in NEW YORK, NEW YORK, Or k e man who's ball a boy. " NEW LOOK A GAYS him? You printed his address with his Z)98) aud efforts to secure the civil rights else had ever had. The official view of this publication in "Flora, k a Red Manece, " went on most of Miss Place's »ene were cut in Arthur Conan Doyle's preface MAY BE WITH YOU ! N ew Yoik, N Y ...... A fbru>-year study letter but I am too shy to write someone of gay paxaons;." She has urged aU mem-' to an Oscar nomination for k e Sterile such a way k a t her part mok« Uttle or to " H e Lost Worid” that I don't know. The point of my hers of her coalition, on organization are expíeiiad under the heading by a commltte of the Catholic Ih^Io- "Editorial” only. Opinions expressed Cuckoo", won international success no sense at eU. Newcomer Kothi gical Society of America has rejected letter is, after Rev. Stuart's beautiful of 1800 Roman Catholic Sisters through­ as • recording star arsd as • nightclub letter appeared in your paper, I got to in signed columns, letters and car­ McGinnis, who portrays Liza's young the church's condemnation of hon)oscx. out the US to write to their congress- toons, however are riwsa of rite re­ and concert attraction, and wlk her swinging friend, is suffaiing much uality and various sex acts as evil In thinking ha is right about us wearing person in siq>port of d>e measure, " Liza Wlk A Z" television meciel, ftom k e same fate. ^diag in a gay pride parade and in spective writers end erticles do not themsdves. The report of the committe necessarily represent the opinions of won an Emmy Award) a collaction Among k e talented people on k e to be p!iblishcd this month by the Paul- jpubllc. So my roommate and I decided of honor in kaaping w lk h « show to leave our drags in the closet and kalendar. PubUcation of riia production staff ware Ron Fields of 1st Press (Human Sexuality, New Dlrec- NO IN NEBRASKA nema oa photogrqth of any person or businass haritaga as k a daughter of Btoadrray's Cabaret and Applatue fame, tlons in S^meilcan Catholic Thought) wear levls. T h a^ s for printing that famed producer-director Vincente fine letter. It helped us see the light. Lincoln Ne. the governor of N ebiaka oiiganlaatioB in arricias or advetrisa- did k e choreography, HMdoM Von wlnts out that much of the Scdptuies has vetoed a revision of the states cti- ments is not an indicatioB of tha Minnelli and k e Icgandaty Judy Runkel designed k e costum« and has been misintespreted and taken out Let's hear more from him. Goriand, Liza is married to producer- Ricky G Koko minal code that included the decrim­ sexual orientation of any such parson Boris Leven of Wert Side Story fame of context. Declaring that for them to b. inalization of all sexual act between con or organlzarion. KALB4DAR does director Jack Haley Jr^ f and her desig^ned k e sets. The gown and k e be moral, all sexual acts must enhance senting adults in that state. An aide to not asnm e raqiwnsiblllty for unsol­ famed faker-in-law, Jack Haley Sr., set for k e HAPPY B4DING number "creative growth and integration of the dear SIR: Gov, James Exon did not feel icited manuscripts. Advertising did a cameo part in NEW YORK, are almost work k e price of admission human persons, " the report cites seven THANK I YOU, THANK YOU, THANK \ Gov. James Exon, a democrat, said the rates available op request. Inanirles NEW YORK, alone, almaot but not qriita. qualities as necessary for that p’upose YOU! TTie letter horn Rev, James bill was vetoed because &con did not to KALENDAR & o id b m sent to Robert Da Niro has a qtecial qua­ Because NEW YORK, NEW YORK is in sexual conduct. The qualities have Stuart was a breath of fresh air, and it feel it |iad been adequately revised Port Office Box 627, San Frandsoo, lity in his varied petformanca that ' a tory of and about music, k e music the characteristics of being self-liberat­ came at the right time. Boy did some feel it had been adequately reviewed California 94K>L fo ramlnlscent of k e best of Monty people as»clated w ik k e production ing (tmly self-expressive and not fearful of us need it. I payed 40 gay bucks for ®y the Nebraska judimary or tha legal Talephona (41^ 626-0656 -lift, Marlon Brando or Paul Muni. are of special iuyortance. or aiudous) "other enriching ( concerned my costume, and after reading Rev. profession, A kad if die sodomy repeal PUBUSHERi Kalendar Publications be. Ha it a Method actor w lk a capital John Kartder and Fred Ebb, k e Tony for the well-bring of the other), "Honest James Stuart’s latter, that's what I had, played a part in tha veto action, k e EDITORi Donáis Chari« M. He insirtad on martaring k a Award wiiming compooer and lyricist "faithfol, "socially responsible, " "life- costume, Inothing more. I had a cos­ •We said, "Ha didn't qradfically men­ M W ^IW G EDITORi M. T, Schinlts tenor mx ft>r his role of ^mmy Boqde, for CABARET, wrote four original »ngs serving, " and "Joyxarf', "Where such tume to even put LaKith to shame, but tion that in tha mastagri'. ADVERTISINC ACENTSc r but unless I miwed som ekin^ it for kis movie, H « e include a title- qualities prevail, one can be reasonably I coul net wear it I read and ra-raad Michaal Hackatt .seemed to get in k e way of Ms act­ song, which De Niro is shorm ooiiM»- sore that the sexual btfiavior that has Rav. Jamas Stuart's letter over and ovar^ I Bad news from ^ ^Rori.Tlfonbla ing. As a Method actoa ha want to iOg over k e years t " Hera Go« Ine brought diem focdi is wholesome and and ha sure was right A drag diow doer PRÚLlOCTItjMi Bd MnlUas^ Lean Georgia to relive k a Ufa of k e doom­ -péU Game, " "But H e World G o« moral, " the rn o rt says.•a not belong In a gay pride parade. Do b a b t i s t s ed baseball player for "Bang H e Drum •Routt^' and "Happy Ending", k a Brian McNanght, a lea<«ding i|>ok«9p«rKm yon know anyone who wants to buy a Copyarright »77 Slowly," k e motlcm picture k a t first cUmax to Liza's lavish production num- for gay Cadiollcs^ saidI diatthat thetha commit­c sisa 18 drag? (Joke). Who is this man >er; Ebb aisd K and« collaborated on KonaaaCity, Mo...... Dalagotarto KALBIDÁKtqaUCATÍCNSf WC. balagfat him major laDognition. TTie part tee's report is "the most Important stata- I who could touch my ftagila heart with tha Sondiam Convantiosi have of Jimmy Doyle was not sympakatic on k e musical "Chicago', rdiich won a mant fay tha church in the US on faomo- I his honart la tta t I guaas diara it hope , reofOrmad that danominatlon'a pori- th a most part but I did feel that Da Niro Tony Award nominatirm for Bert Score, sTnallty. " "Tha dieologians, tha taac- for ma y o t I plan on writing him a tloa that homosagcnaUtYlk a afar and or any one of savaral okar actors could have written original songs for hen In me church. tfaatwa potaonal latter after gay pride weak. alao adopted a raaohrtion prolafag have dona more w ik it. motion pictur« including "Fuimy Lady. have baaa in anoi in onr of tha Has ha ever written anything alaa on gay finger .foilta Bayaat for her "coutagaoui July 8, P77 KALENDAR Pige 4 July 8, 1^77 KALENDAR Page 5 oppression and harassment. The laws tician understamds thfo periiaps, mostly But the City's health profezsionals can say we are an 'abomination' in in terms of votes on electian day. The seem to have re^ooded more anx­ the eyes of the Christian God but health professlonad or administrator iously and sensitively to the rally only if there is tobe no separation recognized that such a large segment held by the Defodll Alliance on June of Church and State. The laws can of the population is iupuctamt bo the 24di at the Tenderloin Clinic. The say wa are mentally deranged or headdi and welL>being of the community Alliance Is a gtotqi of gay male and WE’RE TRYING HARDER! physically abnormal but only if in which it functions. lediian women counselors who are the findings of psychology and Once-that assumption is acc^ited' enmloyed at the Tenderloin Clinic medicine are ignored. Tie laws can die next step is bo determine bo vdiat ai^who have felt, for some dme, label us molesters of children but extent such services should be offered the urgent need for changes there. P o in t of only if the dozens of studies proving and how extensively. Clearly, this is As a direct result of that rally or that most itrolesters are heterosex­ where the disaigreements auod arguing demonstxatlar^ KALENDAR was uals. are denied and rej eced. begins because, at this point, three contacted by Howard Kaal, the Dir­ Reference Ironically, Socrates himself was differing sets of priorities and percep­ ector of Urban Mantel Healdt Services put to death for just such a charge which both funds and operates the tions come into play; Tmderloin Clizdc. Mr. Kael made Collins as the last one- corrupting the moral' Fixst, there is w tot we, the gay com­ of the young. In his case, it was not himself available for an interview munity, see as our needs and rights. not to counter-act die Dafodils or to I hive 1 friend who likes to sexual corrupilon but intellectual We feel entitled bo places vdilch are Quality food at denounce them, but to «explain what suggest thit when we finiUy con­ comqitlon that he was accused o£ cleuly designated os diere bo serve us. front our pirents or friends with Few people today would contend he is doing, hopes to do or is thinking At the veay leaut^ we waaat some assur­ of doing in the area of gay mental our homosexuility, we should that Socrates was lustlv fouid guilty. ance that when tve go to reek help or s*y to them, "We are the people you History views the sham trial of healdi services. guidance the people we encounter ate Director Kael began by admitting warned us ibout. " Socrates as probably the biggest eldter gay or very imderstanding of reasonableprices Such a statement not only has some blot on the history of ancient Greek that the D«dodil"s effort»- which he shock value but it leads to a second us as gay people. prefers to see os a "tsdly" and not civllixation. Second, the politicians vdio have A e statement, "And we are not the But Socrates recognfoed, as must most control over the money-to fund a demonstration- had led to his terrible people yo»i thought we were, " gay people, that justice can only services see us as a special graq> bo recognizing a need to clarify his own While, true, some parents never for­ exist if it is based on immutable mollify without alienating, at the tame posldon to diem end to die gay com­ give a child's exposure of being munity at laxge. He also dlsrlfeed with efficient and principles and not on the changing time, the test of tiieir consdtueqtx. gey, the majority of parents do not prejudices of one generation or diat die Dafodll's actions had not cease loving dieir children and Third, the heâÛi administrate*^ gone unnoticed even by the Mayor's another. We must see ourselves in diose vho devise and operate heoJui believing in them no matter how his remark to the jury "that I have office. difficult this new information is services, have to decide how Perhaps iqiset at first, Howard Kael incurred a great deal of bitterness arate our services should be or how to accept. and hostility and this is what will feels he has "perfective now" on friendly service It is one thing tr b» brought up much they diould be a part of other what led bo the formation and rally bring about my destruction ..." programs. (believing that a "queer" is evil, We, too, can be denied our rights of die Defodll Alliance. perverse, sick or whatever but it These questions about gay mental "I more readily see it was part of just as Socrates was by what he called healdi have always existed but it is is quite another thing to look one* s "the slander and jealousy of a very an ongoing question, " he said, "of own progeny in the eyes and openly Inqroitant to know why- all of a large section of the population, " sudden- there is a lot of talk and their job security aiiid our conimltment apply those words to nim or her. And each gay person, too,m ust judge to gay providers (counselors)." Probably more understsuiding of attention being applied bo them. his actions and goals as Socrates did The most obvious explanation is Indeed this is one of the most im­ gayness is achieved by sots and his, "whether he is acting rightly or portant and touchy areas in talking T he very sinmty this- June 26tij 1977 daughters coming out to their wrongly, like a good man or a bad about gay healdi services. Persistently, O pen families than by any amount of and 200,000 peqple in die Gay Day one," Parade. That one event teems to the City has refused to label jobs and public education or agitation. Knowing our rights to be just and set aside services which m openly Unless parents reject a gw off­ honest, then we must appn ach the have had an elecbdfylng effect on labelled "gey. " What diis means vras spring out of hand ( and, sadly, this many politicians as well as gays demcnstietea at die Toiderloin CUnlc laws and those who make and enforce themselves. Suddenly both groiqis- does happen) most parents will find them on this basis. We must make when a gay counselor left and 'was CHURCH themselves tutdergofaig a change in us and diem, as it were- are really 24 them see that they are not gi'ving us alive to die potentfol power in replaced- by Director Kael- by a their thinking tuid approach to homo­ sCndght counseloiu Kael says now that sexuality in geteral. Even rite any favors but what is right and just. the gay community. We are not pleading for tolerance For us, it made -us wsdee up and this may not have been the best de- troubled or anguished pares t has to rtfinn i T«d it seemed he might even come to terms with one very real or mere benign neglect but for the realize that maybe we were due facts do they want their son or right to pride which is ourdue as free a lot more from the City than we have stroug regrets about it. STREET men in a free society. It was this "mistake" vdiich most H ours daughter to be riirown in jail, killed .'e bean giving and chat we need I( however, the bi^ts and fanatics, X so timid in the asklns^.. v. diiecXly precipitfted the formation of or beaten sinqtly because of what he the Dafodils because it revealed two t or she prefers to do in bed or to the ignorant and frightened should For them, it created a need to find prevail against us^ «ven In the courts ' rtilngf to choose for love? 'ways and means of demonstrating to 1. Hiey bed no Job security and This brings us (and our families) of law and in the writ of the land, us diay, snddanly, really care then tha shame Aall be upon diem 2, ft made them wander how serious STATION 2100 MARKET STREET to a very crucialal problem- the Iscw and are going to dicw it. Healdi Ifrbea H etidi was In sorving its gay and how to regard it. Should we and not upon even if we diotfl d aervices are a natnal place to stait woik to change rite laws a a ln s t us not present our case as well as we and, ccn-inddaotally, lass volatile -CllSBttk SAN FRANCISCO, CA. 8611266 or accept them as forever hostile? diould, which is always possible). Coa't on Faga 15 foit, here, too, Socrates had a pro­ d m I r—*------Should we try to correct the system by someone on his way to the bar! Ca^- Ramrod welcoming the K-'» Corps of or be in opposition to it? per attitude towards those who had llnes but great for the souL At the twisted the laws and justice against son, you have looked lovelier, hut no L, A, to the City, The Ramrod was ' restaurant or to go, everything is Pertonally, I believe the - diott one has ever turned in a better perfor­ packed from wall to wall and ood-/- of violent revolution- we ere going hlm- SOUTH great. Your second time there, you'll "When I leave this court I shall mance, Congratulations from us aU. to-body for the event. Both clubs be a permanent port of the family. to have to deal with society and This weekend the Round-Up held its made a smart looking gnmp of men the system. Realising diet, I think go away condemned by you to death, OF . Enjoy TOPS. It's the tops! but they will go away convicted by "surprise" birthday party for "Fingers^' and the local bike clubs had a large The f'P. S,, whose diiiing room is we should always keep in mind and later in the evening its first uniform representation of their memberships that there are IS or 20 millón gay Ttuth herself of depravity and known far and near, is someriiing wickeAiesa " toll calL hopefully the first of many. present to welcome both clubs. Good else. It is dining with a capital D. people. Counting parents and family, luck and best 'wishes to the Phoenix and it is safe to say m t the issue of home Ken informs us that, unless some­ The suzrotmdings are elegant but Che K-9 Corps, may we all be around comfortable; the drinks are made to sexuality intimately affects over GMf MENTAL thing untoward comet up, Larry of for their tenth reunion. 40 million people In this country. the Warlocks bike will be chrirtened perfection by some of the most di'vinc Until la t^ , bodi society and ^ e on the afternoon of July 17th. Larry bartenders this side of the Rockies, .law have tried to deny nsour exis­ HEALTH-WILL has the option of picking any brick and the service is performed to per- tence, heartily wiping we would in the building and ba'ving it replaced fectlon by attractive waiters who go away. Even the gay rights move­ THE CITY FACE The three days of FeBe's 11th anni­ -with an engraved brass brick to com­ endeavor to please. The food is ment is viewed by most at the pro- versary were da'ys to reckon with. The memorate the occasion.'We do hope tasty, fresh, atdac^vely presented at blenu of a small, noisy group of THE CHALLENGE? place packed to the do-srs, Don Geist that John F. of the Constantines will done just the ■way ■you ordered it. The parvasta- until recanti^. But even (Pert I of a Seilai) and John Kissinger welcomed all com­ be well again and able to attend this same can be said for the Casa de gay people are learning thtf wa are by Gary Goin«« ers. As In the past, the prizes were event- ans to drink some of the champ­ Cristal but 'With a Mexican fla'vor. not at small a group at we ourtalva! tremendous in quantity and there were agne that vrilll flow and flow and flow. Everything is the way that you like have historically baUavad. Gey or rtreight^ people have paobletia dozens of happy recipients. Don tells Bring dry clothes vrith you, Larry. it. Good! I can safely recommend The time hat coma for confronta­ artdf aomeHmea, the ptcblema become us that he would have doubled the The C.M.C. planned its tun theme eiriier of these two places for infor­ tion with prajndicat, lias end folta ao acabe we need héip to aort them o o ^ order for anniversary pins and most for the Fotath weekend very weU. As mal or formal dining with friends and report of our axlttence. Hia eonfoos he^ ootslde a t ouaelvea, h e ^ from likely still would have needed more. the theme was " Rain," we hope the/ clients, ft is heavenly! .tation most ha with society and its peopla vriso axe trained to he^p ua re­ In case you haven't seen them, they're weren't too dampened by the diowers The Castro Cafe is 'where to go for laws and both must be made to solve thoae punMemf, those white and gold qpaiter-^ed ones on Saturday. Well, win a little, lose munchles after a hsird night in the chanjia. 'With the FeBe logo on them. Coming a little, as they say. But that extra Castro Area Bars and other pUtylng Mantel health la aomething 'we sül want performance Is not suitable for It will be of critical Impar tanca and which is ewitiHal to ottr ^ y bo day up at FeBe's are the Mr. FeBe's con­ areas. Not only is the food good but, how we accomplish theta changes. Dear 14,101 members of tests on the 14th, 21st and 28th of "Capers." It is hard to produce show­ my dears, the cruising is someriiing liv i^ UJp bo a poin^ we can nsoally ers in California HalL ^ e deadline Wa can go to tha courts and the law handle ffie stzeai a t Irving but gaya, this month. The first contest was held In the many months that 1 have been elM. Within spitting distance from makers hat in hand, bowing and on die 4th of July. The finals will take for this column comes just at the run at least seven of San Francisco's best scraping, or wa can face die se especially, axe often nbjected to stxea is breaking so we cannot report on here in San Francisco, I have found tmd itxain from society vdiich be JflJirPO IB4kilH IliOUSlE Franciscans and Cheaters. Further de­ that some of the most delightful known bar% the trsrffic gets so bod in ttltn d ^ t with a cImt idea of the run events, Cupertdno is too far hitod bo cope wifo. When we need oat- tails can be obtained at MAI -9450. restaurants and cafes in the world are they almost have to have a traffic who we are and to what wa are The 24th occurred the demise of the a'way for gossip to reach the City. here. They offer one of tire widest cop directing the co'mings and go­ entitled. We do not need 0 demand flde heJ^ from a theiapiat or counselor, Private Sauna C l^ old "Clubhouse" on Gilbert Street Mentioning the Capers, reminds me ings. Men of types from A to Z move anything but to remind society it is impoctant that that person know varieties of cuisine, some of the where the bike-clubs met for so many that the 6th annual Non-animal Cas­ best service and some of the most in and out like the tide. *^e Cafe's strongly and forccftilly of W> at it dia qpeclalneaB cf oar txooble and can years. The Son Franciscans held their ualty Capers for the benefit of the salads are dynamite and their broiled itself has written into law-justice relata bo our ondeiatsmdingf tu gays. We were so proudof our float in the delightful personnel that ever served open meeting that night- the last in L C. F. comes tq> in October. Save up a dish a t potatoes. meats M really 'worth the eating. and equality for aU. Which bringB tqi the question: fo San room on your calendar on Columbus In spite of the business being busy Francisco affexing its gay population parade and so excited about moving a long series of meetings for the com­ One such place is a small, family/ It was Socrates, tha fother of munity. Although president Gene Earl Day wedkend to attend. neighborhood cafe called TOPS at all the time, the ■waiters and other philosophy and himself e rictim the rnantal health sexvlcaa needed and called the meeting to order at 8:30pm, Also coming iq> is the "Knight at the of the abuse of justice, who said, Hiaintinl? Recent events have farooghc Octavia and Market. The place 1$ personnel ore friendly and not the to 1015 FOLSOM ST, that,dammit, he had effectively lost control hours Opera" run, a joint production of the not big but owner Dick and waitress least bit pushy or rushy. You can "The jury does not sit to dispense this qtuestion oat faxbo the open and before. A very blulling Vic Galvan Baibaty Coasters tmd the Knights of justice as a fovor, but to decide dxam atiaed its tniportauce. It is a we forgot our Brownie! Ethel make the place more like dine in comfort smd peace smd |H11 was presented wldi the Sen Franciscans' Malta. Space is limited and applica­ dining with frienda even when see tome of the best looking men where justice lies. . . " Tie same question vriiich relates not only to colors as their newest "honorary" mem­ tions can be obtained at some of the is true of judges and lawmakarsL gay peopla bat to the City as a v ^ la . you're alone. Foodwlse, they serve smd women in San Francisco passing ber and Lou Greene received a splen­ bars and from any member of each something of every cuisine, or just back and forth in front of you out­ It is on this basis that gay^ople At timea it seems a simple ({aeitian to diferous button proclaiming his status, club. Don't wait too long to apply must approach the taw, tha courts, We’ll be happy to exchange any photo about. It is more the atmmq^ere side on Castro Street, A great late- answer and at other tl mes i¿ nnoiy Aric him the meaning for die button- and be sorry you missed the run on the that c^ws you back time and time night cafe, I recommend it highly. tha legislators and sodaty. impUcatios» and xamiflcatiosis axe you took of our wonderful float for a don't ask Cane, One could ask Bob weAend of July 29th-30th and 31 st. again, besides the excellent food Bon appétit! We must say to them,"Either you hanl bo aort oat and isolate. Danoll about his own facial oxrard The Constantines' run posters are up a different coffees, a different one Austin Loid, Eoq. abide by the guiding principles of In this series of article^ we áiall try yeark free membership (worth $10) & that night. As the final reading of the for their "Renaissance" run to be held served each day, all good. thit nation or you say to us once and - bo explora this qnesHcsi eal aaitve at jg^ût lût took place, each guest re­ on the weekend of August 19th, 20th Theirs is a home style of cooking, for all, 'No, justica and freedom and fouR angwuo a free pass (worth up to $5.50). ceived a high-ball gltss enamelled and 2t st at Russian River; Understand not overly fancy, just good. Both the pursuit of happiness belong only do tfaii by ^ ''With the San Franciscans' logo and the that they have plans afoot for a grand Dick and Ethel (who doubles as a to those whoma wa say it be longs, viewing soma of thosa paopla most wording, "Last Call, 136 Gilbert St., event and that, in addition to their some-time cook) know how to hon­ te ly by openly disavowing riia erin- kncwle^eabla at what gay mentad June 24, 1977. " Thank you, guys, for usual 24 hour liquid refreshments, they estly cook like mother used to or ciplas of the Con^tntion can Amar health sexvicas axe or ate not in Sen OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY. a nice, fostlng momento. will also have food available during the better. The steaks ore juicy and icen society oontlnaa to dmy gay Fiancisoo, On tha 30th, die Round-Up showed .duration of the run in addition to the fredi, the salads ore criq>, the people to axitf at free anddecant It hardly seems necessauy bo atatte at I'vldeo topes of the joint Serpent-GDI usual meals. Their applications 'will pastry out of this world. They have d tita n t, the ootset that a city with an ssH mated run diow. (Should that be colled the be on their posters this w e^end. EYE! a peach and sour cream pie (hat will Wa already know tha there are 100,000 gay people obviously DOES opwe LOVE, Glddy-Hlssy show?) The applause whan Mention should be made- and I apologize for the oversight- of the moke you wont to move in end never few grounds on which the h ws can such a lai^a group soma sort of sarvioes ,the audience viewed Carson's parCor- leave. It is hell on diets and wolst- continue to dany us freedom from and, even, special attaartton. The poU- ______The SUTRO GANG manca was actually haaxd a block away Phoenix Uniform Club party at the July 8, H77 KACenDAR Page 7

July 8 , V>77 KALENDAR Page 6 Happ/ related birthday, Kimo dartui ..... ling. . . . Mr. Larry Casas from the P, S ., who is running for the office of Mr. Circus-Circus, is presentii^ a Hawaiian Holiday for two which includes airfare and accomadations. ESÒUIRE The raffle tickets are a $1.00 and ^ OF>SAN FRANCISCO may be obtained at the ?, S,, Kok- pit, 'N-Touch or with La Xidi at SAN FRANCISCO'S FINEST A N D MOST the New Belle Saloon. The proceeds go to Operation Concern, a mental DISTINCTIVE ESCORT AND MODELING health program operated and admin­ SERVICE. WHERE DISCRETION, FANTASY istered by gay^eople for the gay community. The drawing will be held AND DESIRE IS OUR GOAL. FEATURING July 31 during the Circus-Ci reus event. 40 OF NORTHERN CALIFORNIA'S HOTTEST By all means, do vote for Larry Casas, he;s our man of the year. , . . AND HUNKIEST MEN. SELECTED FOR YOU Just for a serious moment, I very much believe that all the people FOR THEIR WHOLESOME, CLEAN-CUT connected with the Parade in marching, LOOK AND ABILITY TO PLEASE. on floats, in helping to p^it together the float^ the talent, each end every BOB CARSON — Age 22, height 5’8 " , 140 lbs. one of you deserves a great handshake Bob is very tan, very smooth and a very hot young and thank you from various peoples. man. You did a great job in creating the KEN CONSTANTINE — Age 18, height 5’9”, illusion and by all means we are 135 lbs., blue eyes, brown hair. Ken Is extremely entitled to the graciousness from all good looking; has the charm of a young boy and of us. The parade was a tremendous the body of an experienced man. success end from the newspapers, you should be very proud of yourselves. ANDY JANSON — Age 26, weight 165, waist Which just goes to show that if we went 28” , chest 44” , arm 12% ” , 9Vt" cut, blue eyes, to, we can and must stick and work to­ blond hair. A body that was meant for one thing. gether, otherwise, it will be hell for all RUSS PERRY — Age 26, height 5*10'*, green of us. We need each other to carry eyes and black hair. Tan, muscular body accented ourselves onward. Thank you to each with the finest appointments. Russ comes with and everyone of you...... the highest recommendations. 10” cut. It is wonderful to know people like the Well, it now seems the only one left Grand Duchess de San Francisco, Connie LARRY DANNER — Age 24, hot, red hair, tan in the Choo Choo Station who hasn't who gavp special thanks to the people muscular body with 9V5” thick. Larry can keep a gone in looney drag is Jim Ostlund- whom have been connected with her in good man UP all night. Larry Is a must to meet. and when you see Aiby LaKidi in various stages of her career... All of Larry Is also a prop dancer from Las Vegas. Roaring Twenties via Michael Dale>^ them have been and will continue to be JOSEPH FIORELTA — Age 25, height 6” , 160 you win prizes via the next door the very great people that they are such Johnny Fade with 9 Men (????) via lbs., Scorpio, black hair, dark brown eyes with as Lee Raymond, Charlie and of course machetta. Very hairy all over, 8” thick, Italian. hard core perfume into hungry nostrils not to forget the one and only heavenly and between my son (daughter) and H, L. Perry.,., Thank you La Connie, Joe is very popular In San Francisco and one his auntie (La Morgana), one wonders DahlllllL...... Ing. Keep those legs meeting will tell you why. where one went wrong in raising one's tightly together. FOR APPOINTMENTS one and only legitimate son who now It is never to late to wish one good wears dresses. , , . The Galleon had Wishes, but may the best happen jo you (IN A N D OUT CALL) a ri^ roaring first anniversary with during you reign as Queen Mother of Randy Johnson, Empress Jane Ooe, California, Greta Grass, It was quite a ( ) Tenderloin Tessie and "La" with Mr. pleasure to be part of TA-TA PETER's 415 552-3811 Cay S. F. Denny and that John Franke and MaMa Pecks Coronation Ball along has to be one of the happiest guys and with my M, C. of the Year, Randy M. C. the Galleon has him- a wonderful work­ Johnson. I had a ball it we showed the er, a terrific friend and a well-pro- cast of thousands at die PSA Hotel that Esquire Models ' portioned non-drinker. Ohhhh. . . . Randy can be very serious and "La" those heavenly, dahhhh. . , . ling doesn't have to camp at all (7777777), Fly Anywhere! vodkahs. . . The Galleon also has A very special than you to Ray Costello delicious brunches on Saturdays and from Santa Rosa for picking me as the one Sundays, but their menu via weekdays to Kcite his wishes for running for Queen has to be one of the most interesting Mother V of California. Mona from menus in town. Do by all means try Long Beach, Maureen of San Francisco, MIME LOVES TO TALK - - OFFSTAGE the Galleon, darhU, . , ings! By the wa'i Bridgette from San Diego and of course. 1 must thank both Lincoln and Scott for Charles Marnier Is a French mime k ef on July 2 at the California Palace Greta Grass; all of them should be of the Legion of Honor. the beautiful wedding flowers and also congratulated in behalf of others. A well who loves to talk about his work / A to both John and Roger for the hysterical contradictlon7 Not in the slightest—- A performance for both adults and child­ proposition done. It takes guts to run ren, "THE TICKET" humorously explor­ wedding cake via Bagels and Saw. Thosr for any office...... Congradtulations to offstage, at any rate, two from the fabulous New Belle Slaoon "With mime, there are no words to in­ es die common denominators of humim Febe's on their 11th Anniversary along with experience. Using multi-media affects, are always doing their best and are two Daryl, Joe, Russ II, Randy and Bill whom terfere. When you refrain from speak­ very good friends. Thank you again ing, you can see yourself better. The Meunier chrondcles the many ages of have all done a great job in their own man. From infimey through adulthood and also a big thank you to Boo, Roy way. I have always enjoyed myself along silence he^s." and Teddy and the handsome bartend­ Bom and raised in Pw is, Meunier was he portrays Everyman with all his hu­ with many others at Febe's and it will al­ mor, pathos, mystery and glory. Sigh­ ers. . . Here's a "hot" scoop, watch ways be a men's place to enjoy along imsplred by the films of Charlie Chiqi- out for the hysterical N ew Belle lin, and began to study mime at age ing and singing, he is Man—common wiA the many fuimles..... No go on to yet extraordinary. Saloon Aimiversary from 6 a. m. to Numbef 12 darhhhh.lings. eight. 2 a. m ,. . . .I t will show a knock He describes the study of the physical Though Mesmler loves to perform, he out day and evening and I bdieve A ^í^. pA ttw .’:?, P/ elements of mime as being akin to • shares an e q u l passion for teaching. that at 10 a. m ., Agnes de la Rue I don't usually go ga-ga over some out ctising scales on die piano. Though me He founded Ms own mime school for will be your host/hostess via pajama of the way V. mature type he-man due techiques may account for years of ne­ cMldten in Paris, and would like to game without Doris Day attendance. to (be fact that muscles don't really in- cessary hard work, they do not, by start a similar school here. The seventh anniversary via Boo, Roy trigue me, I've always admired a beaut­ themselves, form the essence of "la "Anybody can lean mime, end cMld- and Teddy. This will be p (prea release) at 9 p. m. arsd drey will be a hoot to and beautiful example of what can be be seen along vrl th other maps of done when two people or more work earn­ Easter Parade and m a^e the outgoing estly together end well. I've seen sever­ of our Empress Flame. Anyway the al of our so called he-man in full regalia cveniirg '«^□1 hold surprises for all. . . (nodiing on) doing dieir thing in public If you really want to enjoy youselves, at various cinemas and they Just don't LIVE ON STAGE please ruth to the new and only Kimo'i come across, due to the inexpierience on PoDc and Pine. It it two bars with­ in speech (they can't seem to understand in on a, the floor-level bar it usually that the public does l&e to listen to their bartended by Craig who wesus diose musculine voice coming across the room magnificent vdrite trousers in such a directly to them, supposely) Roger has the timing and M ce of a extremely well ELYSE&CO. matmer that one can't keep a decent conversation going wifliout looking balanced animal, who knows what he into hit beautiful poweder blue Paul has ai^ is going to eimlode your mind in Newman eyes and the environment^ several direetloiu witfa^e help of his it quite ernisy w i^ the tight-legg«á) well portotioned body, his gracious boyt in foil enviout attire. But whan smile made just io t you. The tingle- Isunday J u ly lO 6 :oopm to xo:oopiii you go iqsttairs, you are in another ling o i his h ^ in a mascnlian marmer, stage of matters and the bartender, of course, his eyes catching your every Paul, and his plunging shirts with open parted mouth, his self boyidi Mb Ron R om' s eyes hanging to tíre voice, all in all, a man diat has it and ground, with hit wataaed tnoudi die odiea will just have to keep on pre­ twisted to the side- if you have a tending that they have it,.... But v ^ t lover (777?) or boyfriend or ou^ of * makes it so possible is the maare fact town an, diis is the place to take that Roger makes you feel that he is really sincere and I'm quite sura and i AT 1840 HAIGHT them, with the help of Gary at your waitet^ heaven, dahhhllng). I really possidve that he is odierwlse there would ^ the atmosphare and oia jungle not be a man called "R^gei". In the nmalc. This is a one and only A c t near future, you will be able to sleep in our city, so do by all meaiu rush with you very own " R<^e^ ^eets and to Klmo's and say hello to K. L M.O. i Con't on P a g e » July 8, V 7 7 K ALENDAR Page 8 July 8, P77 KALENDAR Page OU Can Harry's 7-2 League at Park Bowl finds only three special. With meat and tomato sauce, South of Market 3-7 games separating the top five teams it's a mere St, 75, Or yo*i might prefer .Body Woiks 2-7 ith BigMouth Sandwich and Twin the butter, garlic and mushroom sauce, k$ in a first place tie. which is my favorite, for $2. 25, If a bar is born Division C you're Into meatballs, you can have ♦Hawaiian Hut 9-1 BigMouth Sandwich 34-17 that too for $2. 50, Any of the above BY Mike Schm itz Tie Mint 6-3 Twin Peaks 34-17 include salad and fresh French bread. Sutter's Mill 6-4 Bats 33-18 If your appetite is large, seconds are Interview with Mark Calhoun one end of the painting and the Golden Andromeda/FunTime 1-8 Oil Can Harry's 33-18 no extra charge. Bill, the owner, runs Gate Bridge at the other end. It was/ Pendahtm Tigers 31-20 the kitchen with the help of tvro great has the appearance of looking through a Division D Men's Room 27-24 waiters, David and Tony, who liave picture window of the peaceful Bay Area The First Annual Pendulum 6-4 Bradley's Comer 24-27 been around a long time. It all began^about five years ago when view from nearby Treasure Island. Mark Toad HaU 6-4 Cafe Biarritz 24-27 The decor is new a s is the sound sys­ Maik Callu>un letumed to San Francisco advises that its value is priceless but it Hombre 3-6 Silver Sage 23-28 tem (thank god!) along with windows following a two-year stint in Paradise, has been appraised at nearly $30, 000. BLAST WITH SUver Sage 2-7 Sicks 23-28 that you can see out of but others Ca. where he and his partner establish­ Neiv light technique, soft comfortable The HaU 22-29 can't see in, ed a mini-empire of floral ^ops. On carpeting, beautifiil red velvet draperies, (♦Clinched Division title) Ambush #2 22-29 Fridays, they have a Mexican q>ec- his return to San Francisco, Mark was fresh paint and a newly constructed stage THE CAST Scorea Polk Gulch 21-30 ial for $2, 50. You get two large cheese employed full time at S & C Motors all add to the fantasy achieved in the A Gala San Francisco Parti/ SPORTS Rainbow C. C, S Trapp 3 Febe's 20-31 enchl lades, refried beans, rice, salad wd moonlighted as weekend night New STARUGHT ROOM. Although Ambush 15 ♦P.S. 5 Wally's A, M, 20-31 and bread. To go with that make sure manager at the former Burice's drive-in Maik tells us he has much yet to be ac- This Year Honoring Toad HaU 5 Pendulum 1 Ambush #1 17-34 you have a ferw margueritts with Larry, 9 Sutter's MIU 5 the manager, or jack: both are hot and now known as Church Street Station conq>lished in the Starlight Room, hb is the Cast of the International Company of by m a r k b r o w n HawaUan Hut QMen- now operational and open daily from Badlands 33 South of Mariiet 2 High Game- P. Kaufman- 2S7 would make a fantastic sandwich. BUI McWilliams, the man who made Sunday- when you have that Satur­ the Boot C an^ world famous, was a 10 am to 2 am. Penduhim va Toad Hall High Series- P. Kaufman- 651 A most cordial, well-trained and person* T ie Ambush finally won their first High Handicap Game- R, Brattin - day hangover- stop by and have brunch reqular customer at Burke's and, after game of the season by trouncing the from tl a, m, to 3 p. m. You'll be a couple of w e ^ of casual ch^ting able staff has been brought to the Star­ Pendulum vs. Toad Halh 280 ♦P, S ,} the Rainbow Cattle Co., after High Handicap Series- E, Thrift- glad you did. with Mark, offered him employment light Room which includes former Brigh­ ACIK»(USL^ This Saturday and Sunday, July 9 & Until two weeks from now. their stunning loss to die Badlands, hart 725 as manager of the Wild Goose, a small ton Express owner, Bill Llovd (who is cur­ 10, vrill end the Community Softball Love, Michael rently recuperating from major surgery), ly got by the Trappj the Hawaiian Hut but v e^ popular bar in the PoUc area. League's regular season play at Balboa held the Sutter's MUl scoreless for the Mark could see a new and very exciting Bobby Calhiaun and Tom Avila. M uk Paik, San ^ s e and Ocean Avenues. DWomen- Calhoun worics behind the bar a couple Saturday at 2 p. m ., die Pendulum and first five innings in winning their gamej jimmie Dragon continues to lead In career on the horizon and resigned both the Toad HaU, with an excl aU categories High Game- 192, his positions to accept Bill's offer. Mark nights a week, but his ever-ready smile co-hosts Toad HaU will meet to decide the ctm be seen there during most of his Division D chanqiion. Last week the the Toad Hall, arltii an exceUent defen- High Series- 480. High Handicap knew nothing about die bar business and, Armistead Maupin sive petformance and a fine pitching Game- 241, High Handicap Series- in fact^ had enevr been behind a bar. waking hours. Eddie Mekka Toads surprised the Pirates 5-1 to tie The STARLIGHT ROOM has a special job by BIU Pielock., thrpttl^ Ae Pen- 624 This, coiqiled with no knowledge what­ plus top theatrical, televisioft for the lead in their division making dulumt and the Badlands, ever as to how a bar operates, made him member of the staff widi the title "Offi­ and club erttertainment from the play-off game necessary, Sunday's lutcuQg z Itoin© mil, tvro double and single, oveipowered Bie The Tavern GuiU League wiU start a very unlikely candidate for the man- ' cial Hostess". She's known and loved games are rescheduled games due to its winter league season Wednesday agement position at the Wild Goose. to thousands of San FtaneiKans as "Jackie The *P.S. the Gay Freedom Day Parade and a South of Maiket. Sxveet Charity night, September 14. Any teams wish However, with the tremendous h e ^ Starr". Her job, Mark feels, is just postponed game due to injuries, ^ S* L* Pliyoff® ing to join the League, please get in' from his staff and itnltintrAH cooperation as important and demanding as the ba^ Vie Láveme & Shirley Show The Community SoftbaU League's 1st Jon Hendrick's Evolution of the Blues touch with Maris Brown at 285-7869 from his superiors, things began to fall tenders, hlmKlf, and Bob Shore. Mark Saturday, July 9: round playoffs have been set for Saturda or 864-0100 for details. comfaetabfy in place. Mask recalls his commented toatf* it's magic , a magic Chez Jacques 2 p. m ., Balboa #1 - Pendulum at combination of penonalftles, backgroundt and Sunday, July 15 and 16, at Balboa first night bdiind the bar; Vie Nancy Show Toad HalL Field. The teams wiU play the best 2 Dlhis and That "Bobby Kenu was there to help. I was and Ufe-styles, yet we all have one maj­ Trinity Place Sunday, July 10: The Gay Community badcetball gam« or thing in common. , ,.. the STARUdTT 11 a. m., Balboa #1-Oil Can Harry's out of 3 games. so fHghtened that I turned my back on Jacques Brel Is Alive and Well Saturday, July 16- Balboa # t- Noon vs. the S.F, PoUce AU-Stars netted the customers and found It alnwn- im­ ROOM." and Living in Paris at Body Wotks uie special Olympic Handicap Team Calhoun has many and varied plans to 11 a. in., Balboa #2- Andiomeda/Fui Hawaiian Hut vs. Pendulum or Toad possible to actually face the crowd. ipoke me lounge 4>arkle. The new Civic Broadway 'R Way HaU. At 2 p. m ., Badlands vs. Rainbow of S.F. $ 1,989,00. With Bobby's encouragement »md per­ The Fantasticks Time at Tie Mint Cattle Co. sonality, I relaxed somewhat but still Light Opera is now housed in die Orpheum 1 j^. m ., Balboa #1- Ambush at Bad­ Sunday, July 17- Balboa #1 8 #2- TO THE PEOPLE OF SPORTS- 'Iheater in the same block as the Starlight T h eQ T lands (make-up game) shook so badly that I couldn't even (Partial Listing) Noon- #1- Badlands vs. Rainbow C, C. THE BEST! MARK BROWN hold a bottle without spilling most of Room and Mark plans to have cast parties 1 p. m ,, Belboa #2- Hombre at S il­ Noon- #2- Hawaiian Hut vs. Pend Uum the pour“ as well as tfa cater to the theata^I^olng ver Sage or Toad HalL A hot c o m e r is Mark also remembers those first two populous. The Embassy and Strand diea- Saturday, July 23, 1977, from 10 pm to 3 am If the third game is necessary, it wiU weeks as the new amaager of the Wild tres offer exceptifloaLenteitainment bijl$ Emerald Ballroom, Golden Gateioay Holiday Inn C, S, L, Standings be played Immediately foUowlng 2 p. m Goose. "Once we got everything, back to nor­ California at Pine, San Francisco Division A The two winners will meet Saturday and Bradley’s Corner "The toilet overflowed, the water mal, following those traumatic first ♦Rainbow Cattle Co. 9-1 Sunday, July 23 and 24 for the C. S. L, by Michael Hackett heater exploded, a bartender fell down wedks, the bw flowed beautifully and The Trapp 4-6 Chan^ionshlp. This team will represent die basement stairs, another bar e ' I felt more confidant and had much Donation $25 per Person P.S. 2-8 the League against the PoUce, August If Monday gets you down and you the basement stairs, another bartender mcce control. Bartending became easiei, to Benefit United Cerebral Palsy Association of S.F. Ambush 1-8 21. need an up for Tuesday, try Bradley's quite and the jukebox went cn the blink my crew was a n s gic combinatian of Midnite Suppier loith Wine plus No-Host Bar Comer at 900 Cole Street (just outside . . . enough to drive any man to drink. " pure energy, our customers felt welcomt. Black Tie Optional Division B O ravem Guild Bowling League- the Poitola Tunnel on the 'N' Line). Rrt, somehow, his determination was and loved and the Wild Goose was to ♦ Badlands 9-0 The Wednesday night Tavern Guild On Tuesdays, they offer a spaghetti successful and he learned from the var- become historic within the next 30 day period." □ I/we wish to attend. Enclosed is a check in the After one year at the Truck Stop, Mark Maik continues, "We increased our amount of $ __ f o r ____ tickets at $25 per. managed the Roundup on Folsom Street. budness unbelievably and the owners Mark then decided that management was just knew that we were doing things N am e___ exhausting u d dier didn't appear to be right. Our ent ie staff diared high vibes much of a future in it, He decided to Just knwoiiu they were all a part of Mailing Address, j u i y i B tend bar only for a year or so. He felt a wondex&tl success. We all made good that he had been Ittle involved in com­ money and had a good time doing it, " City, Z ip______. Day Phone, munity efforts, so after die Cowboy/ At that point it became clear to Mark Make checks payable to United Cerebral Palsy Asso­ Cowgirl Contests were taken over by die Calhoun that he was hooked on the bar 0 : 0 0 P M Council of Emperors, Made decided to bustneas. It was afr cry from anything ciation of San Francisco. Mail to P.O. Box 656 (814 run for die Mr, Cowboy title. The he had dosie in the past, ft was a dtr*>i-a Mission St.) San Francisco 94101. Peoples Fund was the new charity and contrast to his former background and For more information or late ticket orders it was in need of diousscuds of dollars to MoRDon iq>biinglng. Matk told its, "ft's please call 387-5202. make It opeatlonal. Msuk campaigned not anyriiing like mlUdng cows," u he neavlly and indeed did collect its flift- did as a ohtid. operating monies. Senator and Mrs. From the time he was in the second Paul mends the better parts of the year Milton Marks were ver involved and with grade, he wosked on his father's dairy. in San Francisco but returns to Kansas to the holp of his friends, he won die title His daily chores included feeding the PAUL renew Umself, spiritually, four or five by a mandate showdown. Today the calves, feeding the herd and milking (Man On The Cover ) I times a year. Peoples Fund is a healthy and working one cow e a ^ moaning before school Paul is a mldwestemer, bom and raised Prefering to live and be close to nature's charttjr. every evening after school. ^ die time In the Sunflower state of KanMS. An Avid wonders, Paul enjoys long walks along Mark hiui á dream of "woning" his own ated from high sc^iol the dairy artist, he is rricnown in Ktnsas art circles tha beaches and thm gh &e forests of bar began about two years ago when be increased in sixe to two hundred California, and along the riverbanks and was asked to open and manage die now for his lean, clean portraits of some of m ilkiiu cows and forty calves \riilch had the more well-known buildings in Kansas. across the prairielon^ of Kansas, accom­ defunct Golden Rivet. It was through to be fed and milked twice daily. His Only recently has he become interested panied by his Golden Retreiver, Bamum. that experience diat Muk realized that fsLther turned the management a t the in building and /or designing his own his energy was not rewarding him, but A natural man, Paul is one of e dying dairy over to Mark while he broke away buildings. A great believer in the use of q>ecies of ones who were once celled rather was working for the good of the to drive track between Phoenix, Ariz. solar energy, he designs Ms buildings a- Mountain Men. Or perhaps, they should bar owner only. and Los Angeles oo a fiill-tlme basis. round such solar systems. be call "God's Choosen Ones." Mark aixl his partner, Bob Shore, Just Marie Calhoun attended AiizonaState recently sold their Twin Peaks home to University at Tenq>e. There he got sudileve Mode's dream, tmd today tfa^ into communications and on the sdiool 131 Bay S t. proudly own the beautiful STARLIGHT radio stadon hosted a local version of ROOM located at 1121 Market Street, American Bandstand. Mark left this (near Stockton) between 7th and Bdi. The physical con­ burgeoning radio career to enter die cept of their bar is imlqiue in daft it is a ' U.S. Navy. pMfectly "round" bar. lighting A four year woridng vacation is San Francisco and a skyscape in a domed ceiling add Mark's description of his Navy days. a very qiedxd effect to the bar's decor. "It gave me an opportanlty to do a THE STARLIGHT ROOM wag conceived little growing up and to see a part of REOPENING in 194S and, prior to that, was a part the world I never before realized exlstec of the beautihil Embassy Theater's I made new ftiends and acquaintances FOR DINNERS lobby. The room was designed fiom and sicovered that I was a cousin of another round bar in Hollywood which a retired Admiral. We became fast and H alibut was built during the Art Deco Eta of clbse friends." June 23,1977 the 1930's. All of the equipment was specially manufactured and the room Mark was selected a member of the P rim e Rib was designed for comfort and compan­ Admiral's "Chanty Men Navy Choir" and, for two years, travelled the West Pork Chops 6.50 Lobster 11.95 ionship. About a quarter of a NOlllon Coast promoting the Navy. dollars was spent in creating this magn- Following Us honorable discharge Top Sirloin ifSoMt masterpiece. Over the years, from the Navy, Calhoun returned to d a n c in g n ig h t l y t, a t t h e f ir s t d a n c e b a r however, the bar has been abused and the family home far Arizona only, to DlfMIMERS THUC 4 . F R I . B A T . C3IML.Y run-down. This created many problems discover that the cattle buslneas no D inners: IN VALENCIA VALLEYT that Mark and Bob had to cossect before longer had auiy appeal for him. 6:00pm to 9:00pm they could posdbly begin openttioti. The glotius mursd that hlgMlghti one He moved from there to San Francisco | L unches: 11:30am to 2:30pm antlro wmU is a 30 foot masterpiece that in 1963. He soon know that here would 2FN- 2AM MON-FRI 853 VALENCIA was painted in 1946 by dia ranewnad always be Us home. He developed on Sun. Brunch: I0:00am to 3:00gmi aitii^ Irving Sirtclair. Iha vlaw of tha Interest in medltatlan and psuo^psyohoki San naaciaco Skyline denotihig a tw l- intecest in meditation and a ^ psen- 285 7911 'Uglit K ane includes tibe Bay Bridge at Con't '>n Page 15 dinners inchnie soup, saladas coffee, NOON-2 AM UEEKEÑDS JiUy 8, 1977 KALINDAR Page 11 July 8, V>77 KALENDAR P»ge K) Affordable quality. NOW OPEN

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La Kish's cooked up a beautiful brunch for us DINNERS stejel-like maleness, to the point of a week or so ago. madning exciting love, I hope I gave column is written merely as close to the French Onion Soup Soup du Jour way die wrote it as our typist could get And be sure and stop by the beauti­ ♦ Crisp Salad an exciting anexciting view point of ful Star^ht iloom and tell Marie Choice ol Dressmgi Bleu Cheese. Avocado. Thousand Islarxi ROGER, What he does on the screen it without going conqilet^y mad. It Olio Vinegar merely reflects La Kidi's own wild, Calhoim and his dear, Bob Shore, and also does in public with his beauti­ hello. What a lovely place, sudh fully oiled back in a most gratifing insane sense of humor and why of looking e s . THE WHITE MEATS good vib.es and good fon. 6 .9 9 manner in which to bring out the fires at life. Strictly La Klshish! Veal Ricquant au Vtn Blanc It sure hiU been fun tunning a "rer Delicate médaillons of meadow veal sauteed in butter, in you. All in all, 1 enjoyed viewing , lightly seasoned with garlic and lemon him and I know this, Roger will go j sort" here in Oiinda. I do have to riisak my favorite (and only) tooth THE SEAFOODS Veal Parmigiana con Paata 5.95 places because "he" has that quality fairy and his lovely friend. Art, for called "annimal instincts". If you have Fllat of Rex Sole e le Neuntere 5.95 Tender veal, browned by the flame, lopped with a rich not seen "Rogei'', you haven seen a man dfoner and a pool party while I was This most delightful of fish, paniried and served with tomato sauce and moilarella cheese. Served wilhspaghetti lately,..... here in the East Bay. Can't wait to siuling lemon butter see your lovely home completely Try our new menu Veal Oakar 7.95 Happy Birthday to Morgana of the Choo- finiriied, you two talented devils Scampi Roma 9.95 This traditional d i^ is cooked in the authentic fashion, Choo Station on her 57th birthday and she Giant Prawns flambded in cognac, enhanced with garlic you, . 1 and in carpentry, too! served with asparagus spears. doeai't look a day under 4 5 .... Sorry and herbs and served on a bed of rice and sauce Hollandaise ^ darhhhh.ling Mousey. Stay All too soon our dme together comes Parker of the Compass Magazine down to an end, so I'll Just say. . . you take B ro llo d L obator Tall 12.95 THE RED MEATS care. . . I love you lots uid lo ^ . . This succulent favorite, cooked to perfection, Broiled Lamb Chops 6.95 south in Beverly Hills (she thiiks) is in complemented with drawn butter and baked potato and, as I always say, keep something Two FrerKh cut lamb chops deftly broiled to your liking, town with and staydng with me for a few accompanied by baked potato quiet days of nipping. She drinks soooo cooking on the back burner, honey, LUNCH 11:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. Soafood Platter 6.50 much it pains me to see her rushing into and the front burner will take care A variety of deep fried golden brown delicacies including Charbrolled New York Steak 8.95 of itself! MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY scallops, oysters, and shrimp, served with French fries These are choice, marbled steaks, expertly grilled to the gutter via the Strand Theatre since I order. Baked potato am still the propritress. Her wide open by Ann Chovey Love 'ya. . . . Anna Chovev featurjng American and Mexican Cuisine THE POULTRY Ground Sirloin capping mouth diving into the tremendous- Horb BroUad Chlckon 4.50 Steak Champignon 5.50 crotches of manly lust leaving nothing Golly, recipe freaks, the Fourth was Carefully basted with butter and herbs, this dish is served Choice ground steak cooked to your taste, and topped with fresh fruit and long branch potatoes with a mushroom cap to one's imagination. The bottles of un­ festivel Just loved entertaining my BRUNCH 11:00 a.m. -3 :3 0 p.m. wanted booze drying out on the sundeck, friends at a cookout here in my exile Cakes B é g in» 1 Roaat Prime Rib of Beef aa «las 6.95 Chichea QlovannI 4.95 Order this fa^lous roast the way you prefer it. IrKludes her drinking habits are not to be seen in the East Bay. We had a time and SUNDAY Breast of Chicken sauteed in butter sauce, with chives and horseradish sauce, and tMked potato at Star Lodge in San Joae. The waiting everyone ate so much- and food boo! herbs, artichokes and m u^foom s Served with rke Grenadine of Beef Bordeleiae 7.95 rooms are all filled to the brim. Well, Almost ran out of Caviar Helper. . . Roaat Duck a TOrange 7.50 Two superb filets, pan-grilled and gently simmered in a darhhh...... lings, it's tim e for me that's how hungry those hunky numbers DINNER 6:00 p.m. - 11:00 p.m. Prepared in the classic manner artd served with natural sauce Bordeiaise to start packing so I can have a cotq>le were. Aunt Harriet was there. . . in brown rice SUNDAY THROUGH THURSDAY FOR TWO of quiet days in Beverly Hills at the Stud, calico; Tommy Sue did the charring Carved at your table Rusty Nail, Drake Theatre. I am so an­ of the burgers; Ronnie Sue wore yellow írcaa g m s 6:00 p.m. -1 1 :3 0 p.m. xious to meat Bob of the Drake with his (in memoriam); Michael Velde heeded THE GOURMET SUPPER Rack of Lamb a la Malaon 22.50 Oar Chera Own IVeat Served with a melange of fresh vegetables enormous weapon with the cockting tha clean-w detail and Vera Charles FRIDAY & SATURDAY Ask your iwaiter about the very special entree to be Chateaubriand Bouquetlere 19.95 dangling his thing into the audiences became a Tonette. featured on tonight's menu Surrounded by a ring of garden fresh vegetables face... 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So am I f confidnatial questionnaire, write : Male Q Artdrpmeda-Happy Hr-10 to 6 pm just moved here from the midwest FOR RQJT IN CORTE MADERA Rape, Studios , 537 Jones, SF, MUSCULAR 26 yr, old man will Lovely 3 br, 2 fia, home, Avail. California, 94102 (E14) m assage men b^ore 2 pm and Q Pines- Happy Hr, - 12 to 6 pm and would like to form a cvnal June 20. $580 e month with gardening, sexual relatlonriiip with man from after 9:30 pm ,.., Gary-626-8285 7 to mid 30*t. Iam29, 6T, . $549 a month w/o gardening. Very (El 2) 230 Ibi, hairy cheat, br eyes/^fr ■ private in res. area. Call 924-9164 (E- 7" cut, active and pesrive in Gr/Fr. t-twi photo if pottible and I will do same. Mickey/ Box 101/ 1800 Market S.F. 94101 (Ell) T U E Si WED THURS FRI 2 2 CLAjSSIFIED ADS FIRST LINE ^ J O O - Eaclt LliM Tliereaftar .75 1 n Roundup- Cocktail Hr- 3-7 pm I D Pines- Happy Hour-12 to 6 pm W/M WANTS TO MEET GAY S. F. 1 □ Phone Booth- Cocktail Hr. - 5-7 CD Andromeda- Happy Hr. -10 to 6 pm Bridge players who enjoy social game. ' " minimun 2.50 I n Outer Limits- Cocktail Hr. - 5-7 CD Peter Pan- Coclctails- 5 to 7 pm Call A 1- 563-0466 evenings between NAME. n Ezee Pickin's- E-Z Times 6 p m and 7:30 pm. (^2) I D Jackeroo-994 Buffet-7:3Ö pm U Men's Room-Happy Hr. - 9 am to 7 □ Iackeroo-994 Buffet-7:30 pm. Q Landmads- Cocktail Hr. -5-7pm ADDRESS. CD Laurel Theatre- Movies I CD Phoenix- Entertainment- at 9:30pm CD Laurel Theatre- f^vies CD Jackeroo-994 Bufifet-7:30 pm C The Hotel- Unemployment Niae CfTY. .STATE. .ZIP. D Beau Geste Cinema- Movies tZ Laurel Theatre- ^^vies ÛNob Hill Cinema- Movies [ w a n t e d , MASCULINE, HAND. MIN DNob Hill Cinema- Movies 0*PS- Bob Sandner at the j>iano C Beau Geste Cinema- Movies Q SpFrtg^ Cinema- Movies [ Room, board, possible relationriiip... D Spartan Cinema- Movies D Chicago Saloon- Cocktail Hr, -5-7pn | [Nice house and car..., Call Mr, Da- PHONE. . AMOUNT ENCLOSED. C Spartan Cinema- Movies .Q Beau Geste Cinema- Movies 1 Silva,.. 756-1472 Day-nite (E12) CDchicago Saloon- Cocktail Hr, - D Phone Booth- Cocktail Hr. - 5-7 pm L Nob Hill Cinema- Movies D Galleon- Happy Hr, -4-7 pm '—1— 5-7 pm D Outer Limits- Cocktail Hr. - 5-7pm _1_ L Cinemattachine- Movies Q Cinemattachine- Movies ■ • •a *« « « # # « »••••••••< r p □ TJf Ffotel- Leather Nite CD Uncle Charlie's- Party Nite L Apollo's Free Bodybuilding Class 1 ■ - Q Roundup- Cocktail Hr. -3-7 pm □ Outer Umlts- Cocktail Hr, -5-7 U Apollo's Free Bodybuilding Class L Galleon- Happy Hr. - 4-7 pm CD Phone Booth- Cocktail Hr, - 5-7 [w a n ted : W/MALE, 40-50 yri old • j Windjammer- Disco Dancing CD Galleon- Happy Hr, - 4-7 pm L Roundup- Cocktail Hr. - 3-7 pm reserve The I CD Le Domino- Uve Show W/m, 49, 5'«", 180 lbs, seeks em- I D Galleon- Happy Hr. - 4-7 pm Z Chicago Saloon- Cocktail Hr. -5-7 pkyyed, mellow w /m ele for • I i 1 US27 Club- Steak and Date Nite CD Apollo's Free Bodybuilding Class CDaPS- Bob Sandner at the piano , lationship. Write Rick Sims, 31S8 right to edit or •'•J __ L CDk PFA radio- FmintPunch-lO-ll pm M i l s A S .F .,C e .. 94110 (E-13) % □ Cinemattachine- Movies I reject aU ads. 1- — "T 4 Z T i . —... — ' D Beau Geste Cinema- Movies i- U CD Laurel Theatre- Movies Ito: Advestiacfs Uvlng outside of the Sea D N ob Hill Cinema- Movies unem ployed YNG MALE • A s work Pteacltoo city lim ita who are naliig O Spartan Cinema- Movies will condder any type, a phooe or pvtioual street eddtem - Jenitor/ diriiwariring.. • Ph 421-7540, must ieclasde gU otUltloael for •xt 505... Leave meatege after 5 pm. BO. « 4 S 0 1 vurtneatiou. S. F. leaidcnts, tu« eWasge. July 8, P77 KALENDAR P.ge 14 July 8, T77 KAUNDAR Page 15 Mental Health Con t fiom Page 4 genersd population to attack or criti­ winning the title, Mark raised thou­ Today, Howard Kael seems to see cize such services." sands of dollars for the fledgling charity. % how Impoitapt those two points are. When Keel was questioned about gay The fbllovring year he was ak«i to man “ We can't i^ e t," he says, "that mafes who are sexually assaulted or age the contest and it was then that it plants at faded world $Q94'Srthose who come to the Clinic raped, he conceded that the Tenderloin was decided to include a "Miss Circus- ai^ gay and that our services have Clinic is incapable of helping such Circus" contest. Many more thousands to reflect that." victims or even referring them to of dollars were raised and Operation He then revealed- for the first time- others. Concern was on its way to becoming a change in pol icy which will soon " There are no experts on that subject" a successful charity that was working for be ann ounced by the Board of Dir­ was his explanation, "no body of know­ our community. . NOWi ectors. The policy involves two ledge, no req>onslble statements." and die new and yet-to-be-completed resolutions. __ What about the "hustlers" on the United Nationas Memorial Fountain will The FIRST RESOLU'lTON recommends Meat Rack? be Maiket Street's gateway to the Civic that the Clinic not only offer gay "No, " he confessed, "there are no Center. All This will add a new and services but that the staff at the Clinic ^ecial services or pmgrems for them. " lovely demension to that part of Market "reflect the sexual orientation of the What, also, of those gays who do not Street. "The new ricyscraper that will community served" and the needs of want to come to the Teniderloin Clinic be built next to the Townhouse Hotel both that staff smd that clientele. because of the neighborhood it is in? will hopefully bring new, young and frerii As a result of this resolution, Kael Director Kael suggested that probably blood into the neighboriiood. says he will be appointing an adminis­ the Center for Special Problems was Already, Maik and his staff, along with trator of the staff who main qualifi­ the best place to go but the inqwession other concerned neighboring merchants, cation- if he or she should Iiappen not )vas tiS t ne wasn't too sure or, maybe, have waged an all-out war against the to be gay- vdll be "sensitivity to too confidant of his suggei: ion. panhandlers, street bums and beggars. mental health needs of gays." TTie Tenderloin Clinic appetus to be The police department has agreed to co­ The SECC»1D RESOLUTlC»>I of the moving in the right direction but there operate in cleaning up that unsavory ele­ Board is strong in saying "We affirm is much it is not able to do or is not ment. The beautiful, golden lighting of our position as to inadeq;uate services allowed to do. Maiket Street at night is breathtaking to 2265 market street for gays and the need to explore a In the next article, we vrill explore those who see it for the first time, Msuk son francisco 94114 separate clinic or service. " some of these as yet untouched problerr says " We feel that Maiket Street is as (415) 626-4338 K ael Interprets this as a go-ahead to sueas In gay health services. safe, if not safer, than most parts of the expand the Tenderloin Cli^c itself City because of the bright lighting as well as the police department's concen­ noon to six but especially its gay services and Bar Is Bom con't from Page 8 qpecial programs, In future, Kael tration on keeping riie area clean and bill difrancesco suserted, no less that half the staff psychology. He also studied mysticism, safe. " 'It is inqiortant to give the custo­ LIVE SHOW at the Clinic will be gay counselors. practiced hypnosis and self-hy^osls, mer the protecrion and safety he deserves BACKROOM This he feels will make the Clinic did some coxmseling and created what says Mark. "We won't tolerate the riff- SPECIAI- reflective of the "identity of the Ten­ he felt v/as a perfect and well-adjusted ■raff that prostitution, hustling, panhand­ THUR, FRI.& SAT. 9:30 derloin. " life. ling, pinning, etc. , brigi s into an PLANTS n/E OFF However, Kael- and many others- At age 31, he moved to Psttadise and establishment. Let them And dieir own see these goals as ones to be carried the flraist venture came about. " But pice to congregate The water level out carefully and wisely. Kael feels I just could not get San Francisco out at the Starl^ht Room is too high for the best approach 1 s to broaden ser­ of my h«rt^ blo^ and mind, " Marie their survival. " FEATURE LENGTH vices tmd programs within existing recalls. Two years was the niaxirmim STARLIGHT ROOM's GRAND OPEN­ he could stay away before back to .the ING is scheduled to begin Sunday, July agencies and programs so that the K>th and run for an entire Big Five Days the moving men money for snci programs is "safer." City he came, thi time City he came, rids time with a bit of with some of the community's brighter "If you separate services too much, " EXPERIENCED Kael explained, "it becomes easier business acumen. stars lendipg a hand with the festivities. for the State or Federal government All cf Mark Calhoun's management City officials are expected as well as MOVERS Call MOVIE to take away the money for those jobs have been instant and tzemendous the City's more oklebrated personalities Roy services and stop them altogether. " successes. He has a very qiecial way end the hundreds and hundieds of friends REASONABLE or that Matk Calhoun and Bob Shore proud­ Admittedly, a large portion of die of working vrith people. He creates RATES Dan TUESDAY 8:30 population of the Tenderloin is gay a specsial "family" atm o^here where ly count as their most precious asset. but what about other areas? What about everyone involved must work together. I The 1 Polk Street and Castro and theh large Mask insists thsd "you rrrust under­ .MaifcCalheun^______1 Moving Men I gay populations? stand people , but before you could 1 647-1819 1- --¿ 1 "It isn't too well known, "Kael told possibly understand anyone else, you us, "but 20H of the people we see are must tmderstand yourself," NOT from the Tenderloin and most because of his involvement in the 673-0218 of those arc gays. In fact, most of community, the Board of Directors of J087 SUTTER(&LARKIN) ithem come from Polk Gulch." OPERA HCN CONCERN ariced Marie to Another reason Kael cited for not ran for the tittle of "Mrs. Circus Circus 647 - 1819 separating gay tervicea too much F to help them raise money for the ie Hit», "It aaakaa It la » easy for the gay mettal heakfa program. Besides r LIMITED ENGAGEMENT Am H£R EXCLUSIVE! GRAND OPENING NOW PLAYING! MaaitiÜii LIVE!

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: July 8, 1977 KALENDAR Page 21 July 8, P77 KALINDAR P^e 7Ü DM Group leaves at 10:15 am Mon-Fri (4Û) MiaMii I until Nov 15. from Powell & Market New Ideas in /aciitr ; b, .- . TRIVIA MANIFEST streets. Meet no earlier than 10 am Men’s Fashions DESTINIES at Powell St. side of Bank of America E A T III . MADNESS near the flower stand at cable car The things that one can leatn from A walking/multivaried the movies and from television can o- turntable. Look for DON with red 1318-1322 P o lk S t . . ií (EVEl public transportation carnation & backpack. Licensed pen vast new hoiirons for you or scare San Francisco %!738 Folk Street* the hell out of you, depending on, tour of San Francisco by the City of San Francisco. SmFrpHcisec 94109 of course, how seriously you take your designed for those who Group limited to 10. NOW O PEN 9 cm -2am (415J 885-5773 viewing pleasures. want to know the where This issues' trivia will or can do the Reservations made & confirmed. and how to get there. Call Manifest Destinies same thing, depending of course, on KING’S COURT how serioudy you feel about trivia, 433 - 7663 for or against. An approximate 7 • 8 hour walk (specifically ïâJ Here it is : designed to ride you up hills and walk you W ASHHvicarawi down) , covering the Old Mint, Civic Center • I, Who portrayed the original Coutt area, Castro St., a Bus ride with its ups & • CUSTOM BARBER| Dracula on Broadway? downs, 24th St. On the Mission) St. Francis 1087 Sutter I Hotel, union Square, Maiden Lane, Lotta's 2. Name the three motion picture (at Larkin) CI-AY stars that brought the blarney of the Fountain, A ride on the Orient Express, Chinatown, in & about, ( lunch there San Francisco 150 POWELL ST., ROOM 101 S. F. Irish to millions in John Ford's The reasonably, Dutch Treat) Portsmouth Sq., - il- is l- g GA 1-3051 Quiet Man, Transamerica Pyramid, Columbus Ave., (415) 673-0216 ' 3, Lauren Chajiin, Elinor Donahue, Broadw^, Telegraph Hill, Hyatt Regency, SACRAfVIEIMTO and Billy Gray portrayed Robert Young a Cable Car ride, Grace Cathedral,W ells Uwetee we ezee' and Jane Wyatt's children in Father Fargo Bank History Room, Cable Car &rn. Knows Best, What were the Anderson's Old St. Mary's, Bank of America, and children names? a ride on BftRT. Ü OPEN CAUFORMIA 4, Who played the Sheik in Ben Hur? ONLY TENT DOLLARS crc;^eV^ 6am 5. On What movie was the Broadway Guaranteed enjoyment or morrey backi______musical,"Ilya, Darling" based on? O t Name the two young stars of PINE- Franco Zefferilli's "Romeo and Juliet"? yJ'Wi 7. Name the four female stars that co-starred witii Rex Harrison and Cliff PETER PAN Robertson in THE HONEY POT. 1203 POLK STREET (at Sutter) 8, Confíete these movie titles : TWIIMIT Y P i- A. A Man For SALOON TRIN ITY B. Vanity ““ desserts BUTTER C. -Tpg: chips PLACE D. of Fools NOW OPEN 6:00 AM 25 TRINITY PLACE 9. What historical fig^urc did all three SAN FRANCISCO. CA 94101 of the actressos play on Broadway, movies and television. Helen Hayes, DEE DEE LOVE Phone: 433-4922 Julie Harris and Irene Dunne Monday — Fridey COWGIRL 77 MORNING OEARY K), Who played the title role in Charlie Chaplin's "The Countess from li WELCÔIVIE ABOARD Hong Kong. " ? PETER DECKER fMPM WAIEWtOSWAIWUS 10»^ FOtSMISS40N SAN OAITHIANCISCO CUT m-4!0044|.JSflO IL who played the roles of Josephine, Daphne and Sugar in "Some Like It afternoons Hot"? 12, Name the four international stars I ri2 who toured the country in a production RON DENNIS E 1 .U B of G, Bernard Shaw's "Don ^ a n In Hell" n ig h ts 841 LARKIN STREET 13. Give the first name of these stars Open Between O'Farrell A Qeary St*.| San Francisco who are known by their last names Scan P hone 885-4441 only j PLUS BILL, DON, REX A. Lenya B. Mtumcini -S ANGELO'S BOUTIQUE C. Baxdiarch 8 d. Mecouri TURK t PUYROOM S HAIR STYLING SALON SHOP FOR MEN 8 WOMEN 14. What male co-s^ar shared the biU OF THE STARS with these three actresses: Barbsua Hale, EUGENE ANGELO Barbara Anderson and Pamela Hensley? entertainment 15. What role has been played by Open Mon. thru Sot. 9i00 o.m. to 7i» p.m. 3aibara Bel Geddas, , DINNERS AMEIUSSTKET SAN RAMCISCO | and Natalie, respectively on stage, ( i In movies; and on television. ? Sunday Brunch PHONE: «71-7*21 16. Name the characters played by Barbara Paririns, Patty Duka, Sharon lO J f POST ITtfET SAN FtA N C IK O .X A . 441-8411 Tate and Susan Haworth in "Valley of 9284M)00 The Dolls". FUL.TOIM 17. What actress portrayed the sex-pot, SeSBtish Rina Marlowe, in the Cappetbaggets? San Francisco. C A 18. Name toe western television toows N * T O U C t 1 which featured toe following landowners Lobby, color TV, room service A. John Cannon B. Victoria Barkley Rates begin at $8 per day. a(S3eas«nea” C. Ben Cartwright Downtown (4 bika fromlAirline Terminal D. Jim Redigo 1548 FOLK 4 4 1 ^ 4 i a 19. Name toe detective toows that {July ieai7 No charge for double occupancy featured such chstiacteis as s ^ ^ 1171 M(U <;TRCf T A. Daphne Dutton ’ t-11 7/98 SAM f 'l,\MriSCU CA B. 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