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PAGE 4 TWT AUGUST 8 - AUGUST 14 1986 TWT AUGUST 8 - AUGUST 14 1986 PAGE 5 \\OIl _-----CONTENTS Volume 12, Number 21 August 8-14, 1986
11 TWT NEWS Statewide Gay Leaders Conference August 16 & 17. 20 COMMENT Letters to the Editor 25 VIEWPOINT Republicans & Social Consciousness bV David G, Dempsev 28 HIGHLIGHT Phil to Phyllis to High School Re.unionbV PhVllisFfl,Ie 33 BOOKS Ice Blues by Richard Stevenson Reviewed bV David FIelds 38 THEATAETexas Theatre bV BillIe Duncan 42 MOVIES Nothing in Ccavron With Tom Hanks & Jackie Gleason RevIewed bV 0, Flores Alvarez Ublt Disney's Flicj1t of the Novigctor Reviewed bv Ham,! Dedsch 46 SHOWBIZ Buttered Popcorn, Boy Love, Coke ... bV Jock Vors/ 51 TELEVISIONSHOWTIME's Production of As Is Reviewed bV Donalevan MoInes 54 AAT McNay Art Museum/Son Antonio, Texas bV Mitchell M, Bartlow 61 HOT TEA Rich's in Houston Closes Temporanly/The Real Story 71 SNAPSHOTS Miss Gay USA/Texas in Dallas Photos bV Alan Gellman 72 SPOATS Dallas Outdoor Group Tours East Texas Landscape , .. bV 80bbV MIller 75 STAASCOPEBest Time to Start New Projects bV Milton van Stem 80 COVEA/PHOTO ESSAY Houston's Jon Harms Photographs bVScot Roberts 85 CLASSIFIEDWant Ads and Notices 97 CALENDAASpecial One-Time Only & Non-Profit Community Events 99 THE GUIDE Texas Business/Club Directory
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~ the - 651 I NEWS WHERE DO - pealing 21.06 to the Texas Supreme WEGO court. The facilitator will be THRF. CLUBS FROM HERE? A second workshop will address the political aspects of the case regarding an appeal through the Texas Legis- ARLINGTON'S OLDEST lature, The facilitator will be Glenn Max- 1851 W. DIVISION I I TEXAS GAY ey of Austin, The third workshop will address local HAPPY HOUR LEADERS initiatives. Facilitators will be a panel DAILY TILL BPM of three statewide leaders. CONFERENCE An appreciation dinner on Saturday TUES, WED, THURS, & SUNS at 7 p.rn, will close out the opening day ... $2 BEER BUST ... DGA Hosts Statewide events. The dinner is geared to honor Weekend Meeting in Don Baker and THRF for their efforts FT. WORTH'S OLDEST Dol/as, August 16·17. in the 21,06 legal drama. 651 S. JENNINGS DALLAS - The Dallas Gay Alliance The weekend conference will I I resume Sunday morning with a presen- will host a two-day conference at the Hol8eH¢Uistef;WlctnK&eY$r>POR\9levonMdIriEi$} Happy Hour Daily Fairmont Hotel this month for gay tation of workshop recommendations, 1- til18PM a discussion of those recommenda- ••••••••••·.lkt~r~,1~~7~s~••••••••t~f~~~I leaders in Texas. The conference, en- ~~~~'~irJIR~8; Sundays titled "21.06-Where Do We Go From tions and approval of concensus POOL TOURNEY Here," will be held the weekend of action. ~••i ,~11~~il $Cash$ Prizes August 16-17, DGA president, Bill Travelers wishing to stay at the Fair- Nelson, announced. mont Hotel were asked to contact Thursdays & Sundays "The events of the past month in the 1-800-492-6622for toll-free reservations ~1~~~IIi~lEi$2 BEER!~~BUST ~I~~~, U.S.Supreme Court have clearly outlin- of rooms or suites, TWT NEWS was ••••BljB~~··mIHJ~~~;b~IS;::;··Rg10fm. ed the need for careful thought and ag- advised. '~~~~!'!~0~~:(41~~t~0~~FT.'~~WORTH'S) BEST gressive planning in our organization "See you in Dallas on the sixteenth," ..·.DollO$;;StelieMl~s. .... 700 SO. JENNINGS across the state," Nelson explained, Nelson invited. iHOustOn;-Aiby.~llttiett "THE LUMBER CO" The conference will address the II issues of gay rights as they relate to the SALES SATURDAY AUGUST GAY DEMOCRATS EXECUTIVE SALES MANAGER 9 court, the legislature and local in- Jim Veteto ATTEND BOARD THE LYNN itiatives, The conference intends to be Advertising rates are available on request by tele- a statewide sharing and coordination phoning the salesperson In your nearest city .. CHRISTOPHER CONFERENCE of information and energy, DEADLINE FOR ALL ADS. SHOW Friday, one week prior to publication. "The conference is designed to do L/GDT Hold Quarterly with AUSTIN more than merely discuss the issues," Special Guests Board Meeting at HGPC Scott Taylor. . (512) 926-0253 Nelson told TWT NEWS .The aggressive DALLAS Exclusive TWT NEWS Report. Alan Gellman. . (214) 521-0622 agenda begins on Saturday at the Fair- FORT WORTH mont Hotel with registration and a con- HOUSTON - Summer tempera- Steve Miles. . (214) 521-0622 CONGR,ATt/L,AT/ONSTO tures and politics heated up on July 26 HOUSTON/GALVESTON tinental breakfast starting at 9 a.rn. Scot Roberts. . (713) 527-9111 DEN/SEANDERSON Three panel discussions on the 21,06 when LeSbian/Gay Democrats of Texas SAN ANTONIO/CORPUS CHRISTI (L/GDT) held their quarterly board Tim Ramm. . (512) 822-9213 THENEWK/SS S,AY Fr. issue will begin at 10:15am. The panels meeting at the offices of Houston's WORTH ~.98o,AND will involve the Texas Human Rights CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT Foundation, statewide leaders and the Gay Political Caucus. Dallas Bureau-Steve Miles SOODLvCK ,ATK/SS S,AY National Gay & Lesbian Task Force, The purpose of the statewide Houston Bureau-Scot Roberts TE%,ASFRO,v EYERYONE Saturday afternoon will be devoted meeting was to shape the future going TWT MAGAZINE Texas Weekly Publishing Co. AT$OVTH/ENN/NGS to several workshops, One workshop into this November's general election. will address the legal aspects of ap- Board members from EI Paso, Denton,
PAGE 11 PAGE 10 TWT AUGUST 8 - AUGUST 14 1986 TWT AUGUST 8 - AUGUST 14 1986 • • c. Dallas, Longview, Houston, San An- tonio and Plano were among those who attended the meeting to formulate strategy. • HOT )UMM€R NIGHT) • Chair of the Democratic Party, Bob Slagle, agreed to appoint and work with AT BABY') three politicians in this month's special session and next January's regular ses- sion of the Texas Legislature. House Democratic caucus leader TflHITI, Ralph Wallace and Senator Ted Lyons were chosen. A third politician will be appointed for the special session. Packets with brochures on all gay TAHITII issues complete with pro-gay news- ··o·;c:.;~.c.:-. Newly released "Stamp Out AIDS" stamps available in . : .~ paper editorials were sent to all Texas. Six for $1. )~TURD~Y,~UGUS19, 1986 '.•:.:. .... members of the State Democratic Ex- :c:'<>.c;c""·:'"; ecutive Committee (SDEC). This will )UMMER ENERGY & FUN~ give them time to review the literature TEXANS GET before approving the party platform, Brian Keever of TWT NEWS reported. "STAMP OUT FROM NINE O'CLOC~ UGDT said it wanted to work close- MUS'le BY JflMES' GRIFFITH ly with all concerned gay and non-gay AIDS" STAMPS groups and organizations such as the Fund for Human Dignity ~IDEO: BY JIMMY BflRTLETT ACLU to network a rainbow coalition to combat conservatism in Texas. Prints Postal Stamps; LIGHTING EFFECTS': SDEC said it had written a plank in Six for One Dollar! BY flflRON LUCE the party platform calling forclassifica- NEW YORK CITY - The state of tion of persons with AIDS and ARC as Texas is among the first to receive new ONE DOLLflR handicapped by state and federal "Stamp Out AIDS" stamps from the agencies. Fund for Human Dignity. The stamps flDMI~~ION,. . . Ell The human rights plank includes a cost only $1 for a set of six stamps. UNTILTEN AJijjeJllfJllDZ strong right to privacy statement. "The idea is to print and sell HGPC's Dale Beverly was the primary stamps," said spokesperson John O'CLOCI( author of that section of the party plat- Glines. "They're similar to Easter and form relating to health services for per- Christmas seals." sons with AI DS and ARC. The money goes to people with AI DS 3501 MCI(INNEY UGDT went on record urging legis- and their support systems, TWT NEWS lators to repeal the state's sodomy law, was advised. The Fund for Human DflLLfl~ • 5Q1-4748 21.06. Many SDEC members have pro- Dignity acts as the fiscal agent to .~ mised UGDT leadership that they will distribute and sell the stamps. urge their local legislative candidates In a conversation with TWT NEWS, to vote for repeal of 21.06 by working organizer Dallas Thompson said that with UGDT in private meetings. Glines, Broadway producer of Torch THURS"DflY, flUGUS"T 14 Houston City Councilman Anthony Song Trilogy and the acclaimed AIDS Hall and Nancy Brannon of Denton drama, As.ls, had come forward to ful- hosted a reception prior to the SDEC ly support the "Stamp Out AIDS" t)Z)ESSA ~;et)1fJ1t meeting. It was attended by SDEC per- stamps. In fact, Glines has donated one sons and UGDT members. dollar from each ticket toAs Is to AIDS. PLU~R€GULflR~ The next quarterly meeting of UGDT The stamps are available from will be in EI Paso on November 15. various clubs and AIDS organizations 911t9E~& 719E~ Anyone wishing to contact UGDT may throughout Texas, Thompson stated. contact Clint Harris irt Dallas at "I wanted to create an affordable way (214)522-0438. for everyone to contribute to this vital
PAGE 12 TWT AUGUST 8 - AUGUST 14 1986 PAGE 13 cause," Glines stated. "For just one ",----- AUGUST SPECIAL -----" dollar everyone can help." DGPC BACKS The colorful stamps are red, white, 21.06 REPEAL I RED HOT SUMMER \ blue and gold, designed by New York artist Marty Luko. Future issues will be State Legislature Is Being SAVINGS SPECIAL designed by such well-known artists as Petitioned to Vote for David Hackney and Jedd Garrett. Repeal of Texas Sodomy To order stamps by mail, send one dollar for each set of six (6) to Stamp Law in Next Session. $5.00 or 10% OFF Out AIDS, P.O. Box471, Prince Station, WHICHEVER IS GREATER - MINIMUM $15 ORDER DALLAS - The Dallas Gay Political NY, NY 10012-9998. Caucus, the political action committee OFFER EXPIRES 08/31186 Checks should be made payable to of the Dallas Gay Alliance, has an- the Fund for Human Dignity/Stamp Out nounced a project to petition the Texas AIDS. Legislature to repeal the sodomy sec- Thank Those wishing to sponsor a "Stamp tion-21.06-of the Texas Penal Code. SAVE Out AIDS" party were asked to contact Since the U.S.Supreme Court's deci- A~/~=~j#WI. f\,,((/);' J® Thompson at (212)354-8899. sion not to hear the Baker case in Texas THIS You and the court's edict in the Hardwick HOT DALLAS decision in' Georgia that such issues MONTH Montrose are states rights issues, the caucus has ENCOUNTER stepped up its efforts "to eradicate this PRINTING reprehensible law," DGPC said. Gay Men Be Lesbians Invited On July 27, the DGPC said it sent a 3317 MONTROSE-HOUSTON, TEXAS 77006-(713) 522-1896 ToAttend All-Day Seminar. letter to every Texas legislator asking \ J DALLAS - Two local experienced each to either sponsor or support a bill , C~&M~------/ counselors advised TWT NEWS that they to repeal 21.06 during the 1987 legis- will present an all-day seminar called En- lative session. counter for gay men and lesbians on Citing many newspaper editorials Proper Attire Requested OPEN: Monday-Friday 4PM; Saturday, August 23. from across the state calling for the legislature to repeal 21.06 and the live Entertainment Nightly Saturday 7PM; The counselors, Michael Boothman Sunday 1PM and Vicki Morris, are both licensed pro- public's outcry to do the same, Mike Never a Cover # .' fessional counselors with extensive Richards, director of DGPC, stated, "It private practices and long track records was time to start the process of doing in conducting successful workshops. everything we can do to do away with Participants in Encounter will explore this repugnant law. Gay men and les- their gay humanity. They will learn to bians are continually being discrimin- deal with so-called "rejection" in a way ated against in areas of employment, that can banish it from their lives housing, child custody and are sub- forever. jects of violence due to 21.06. And this Participants will be encouraged to ex- has to stop!" amine the barriers that others and they Volunteers of the DGPC will be cir- often set up against intercommunica- culating the petition through January tion. Especially, they have an opportuni- 1987, Richards advised TWT NEWS. The ty to look at how well they receive as petition is also currently being dis- well as give support. tributed to all gay organizations in Encounter will be held in Suite 419, Dallas for their memberships' signa- 5415 Maple Avenue between 9 a.m. and tures. 5 p.m. The fee has been maintained at All persons, gay or non-gay, were en- only $45. couraged to sign the petition. Those in- Checks may be made payable to terested in helping the fight to obtain Michael Boothman, and either coun- equal rights for all, should join the selor may be contacted at (214)631-5217 DGPC meetings every Tuesday, 7:30 for further information. p.m. at the Gay Community Center.
PAGE 15 TWT AUGUST 8 - AUGUST 14 1986 PAGE 14 TWT AUGUST 8 - AUGUST 14 1986 Still Martin was jailed and placed in FABIAN BRIDGES isolation since it was believed that he STORY-PART II had AIDS. The jail's clinic director, Dr. Ronald Haley, conducted a series of West Hollywood Man Is blood tests which revealed that Martin Arrested & Isolated in did not have full-blown AIDS. Jail for Prostitution; But The case went to Judge Angle He Doesn't Have AIDS. Fraga's court on July 31. District At- torney David Singer moved to increase Exclusive TWT NEWS Analysis. Martin's bond from $800to $10,000.But HOUSTON - Remember the Fabian that motion failed and Martin's bond Bridges story last year when the Ohio was left at $800. And since tests show- man with AIDS came to Houston, was ed he didn't have AIDS, he was moved arrested on charges of alleged male from the city to county jail. prostitution and placed in medical Hill said that the judge would be per- isolation. suaded to release Martin on personal Last week it looked as if Houston recognizance if some responsible par- would play out an instant replay of that ty in the gay community came forward sad chapter when another man-this to house and care for the victimized one from West Hollywood, Michael young man. Dean Martin, 21-was arrested on similar charges. Having just arrived in Houston last COLUMNIST GAY weekend, Martin was carded at Mi- chael's Bar, 428 Westheimer, by an JURGENS AT DGA undercover off-duty officer who notic- Program: Looking For Love ed that Martin's ID was from an AIDS In All the Right Places. clinic in California. Noting this, he informed HPD who DALLAS - Noted city of Dallas followed him and made an arrest of psycholotherapist and Dallas Times Martin for public intoxication. Since Herald columnist Gay Jurgens, ACSW, Martin doesn't drink alcohol, Judge is to be the featured speaker this Mon- Wells ruled that Martin was free of day, August 11 at the general meeting charges. of the Dallas Gay Alliance. Hertopic will Shortly after being released from be "Looking for Love in all "the Right jail-within three hours-he was pick- Places." ed upon Westheimerby an officer who Ms. Jurgens is in private practice in suggested they go to the officer's Dallas and offers assertiveness training house to rest. to clients who want to know how to Martin told the officer he thought meet more people. She has been known that was agood idea since he had AIDS to go to bars with her clients, giving and needed to rest. The pick-up took them "tasks" to perform to help them place in the 2000 block of Milam-not overcome their shyness of approaching Main-as reported elsewhere. people in bar or party settings. Martin was charged with offering to She often uses humor as a tool in perform oral sex on the officer for $20. overcoming barriers and her weekly col- But, Martin says that's not so. HGPC's umn in the Dallas Times Herald fre- Ray Hill commented, "This is another quently offers bittersweet advice on of those bullshit prostitution charges. how to resolve seemingly intolerable "Our local authorities have gone to situations. extreme lengths to find a past prostitu- The general meetings of the DGA are tion charge on Martin back in Califor- held the second Monday of each month nia and they can't find one," Hill told at MCCD, 2701 Reagan, starting at 7:30 TWT NEWS. p.m. There is no charge for admission.
PAGE 17 PAGE 16 nUT AUGUST 8 - AUGUST 14 1986 TWT AUGUST 8 - AUGUST 14 1986 ed," one clerk told TWT NEWS. ' DR. EICHBERG For additional information on either HPD STING One company had six clerks arrested the AIDS evening event or the Experi- which amounted to over $6,000 in pay- BACK IN DALLAS ence Weekend, contact Mike Baxley at ON ARCADES ment to the city to get their clerks out August 14 Seminar: "Being (214)824-4008or McKinley at (214)934- Dozens of Bookstore Clerks of jail, it was reported. 3793. No customers have been arrested in powerful in the Face of AIDS." Arrested for Operating any of the sting operations and none DALLAS - Dr. Rob Eichberg will be TEXAS COUPLES Arcades Without Permits. are expected to be arrested. "Our back in Dallas this month when he leads FORM NETWORK Exclusive 7WT NEWS Report. primary objective is to bring them adiscussion on "Being Powerful in the [bookstore arcades] into compliance Face of AIDS," on Thursday evening, Dal/as & Houston Chapters HOUSTON - Over two dozen clerks • with the law," Richards stated. August 14. "It's a subject of vital con- Join Nat'l Couples Network. of adult bookstore arcades were ar- Most clerks interviewed by TWTNEWS cern to the entire community," rested last week and jailed in a two-day Exclusive TWT NEWS Report. do not feel the arrests will compel spokesperson Todd McKinley stated. sting operation. The crackdown was owners to comply with the law since Eichberg, a nationally-known seminar DALLAS/HOUSTON - The Dallas aimed at those bookstores which have the owners can't be found. leader, will conduct the approximately and Houston chapters of the Couples not come into compliance with the ci- three-hour session beginning at 7:30 National Network havejointly announc- ty's new arcade ordinance. . AUSTIN LAMBDA p.m. at the Wyndham Hotel, 2222 Stem- ed Texas participation in the formation It's been almost one year since the mons Freeway. of their interim-advisory committee. city's arcade ordinance went into effect BOARD POSITIONS Known best in Dallas for his work as The main objective of this committee on September 1, 1985 and still none of co-founder and facilitator of the "Ex- is to organize the administrative func- the city's 44 arcades have complied. New & Vacant Seats Open for Men & Women. perience Weekend," Eichberg is a li- tions of the network and to continue the "None has a permit," vice division Cap- censed clinical psychologist in West outreach efforts and the establishment tain Dennis Richards reported. AUSTIN - Austin Lambdaannounc- Hollywood, California. He works with in- of "Couples-Concept" groups around "Nobody was paying attention to the ed that at its September 17 meeting of dividuals, couples, and groups through- the country. citations," Richards said. "We've writ- its board of directors, one vacant out the country and has appeared on The network and its participating ten about 1,500 citations and only 62 women's board seat as well as several numerous television news and talk member couples groups is an organiza- have been disposed of in court" since other seats on the board for both shows including ABC TV's Nightline. tion "by couples for couples" and com- last September when City Council women and men will be filled. Most recently he was one of the key mitted to promoting the positive adopted a new peep show ordinance re- The Lambda board is composed of organizers of the highly successful aspects of gay and lesbian relation- quiring well-lit arcades and booths to equal numbers of women and men who AIDS benefit dinner in Los Angeles ships, a spokesperson stated. Having be in view of bookstore clerks. are interested in guiding Lambda hosted by Elizabeth Taylor. no specific religious or political affilia- The first batch of arrests came down towards its future goals. Eichberg emphasized that "it will take tion, the member couples groups pro- on Monday, July 28 when eight clerks Those interested in becoming a a tremendous amount of inner strength vide an educational/social outreach to were arrested. The next day, every ar- board member were asked to nominate and external support" to face this tragic all persons participating in a cade in Montrose was hit. Several themselves and list past experiences situation, but that, "within each of us relationship. stores were padlocked until a replace- in Lambda and other gay and lesbian lies that strength, and together, we pro- Persons interested in additional infor- ment clerk could reopen the store, TWT organizations plus reasons for wanting vide that support. That," says Eichberg, mation on the network or its member NEWS learned. Several bookstores kept to serve on the board. "is what we will examine during the couples groups, or in forming a group their arcades closed periodically One of the more recent decisions to evening-how each of us can be power- in their area, should contact (213)433- through last weekend. come down from the board is a policy ful at this juncture in our lives." 3518 or write to: Couples National Net- One clerk who was arrested in the which finally resolved the smoking and The evening session will be open to work, c/o Schroeder/Morgan, 343 Ori- sting operation said he felt over two alcohol issue, an item which has been the public, said McKinley. Admission is zaba Avenue #C, Long Beach, CA 90814. dozen clerks had been.arrested. vigorously debated in past meetings. $7.50per person payable at the door. Ad- Currently the network, in addition to "We were not harassed," he told TWT In the future, the new policy states, vance reservations are not required but its Texas chapters in Dallas and NEWS. The arrests are a minor class C Lambda dances will alternate: one will are suggested since Eichberg's "Rela- Houston, also has participating misdemeanor. be a dance which has alcoholic bever- tionships" evening workshop last organizations in San Diego, Phoenix, Normally such minor misdemeanor ages on sale and smoking permitted in- January drew an overflow crowd. Atlanta, and Long Beach, plus the addi- charges result only in a citation being side and then the next dance will have In conjunction with the announce- tion of participating member couples written to the violator. non-alcoholic drinks only and smoking ment of the August 14 event, a spokes- groups in Seattle, Lincoln and Ventura Police Chief Lee Brown has issued outside only. person for the Experience Weekend has County. a special order to vice officers that "This policy was adopted as the on- confirmed that Eichberg will lead In the near future the network will be those arrested can be sent to jail if it ly fair method of recognizing the another Experience Weekend self- adding groups from Columbus, Ohio; is their second offense. "We had to pay desires of two very different sections discovery workshop in Dallas this fall on Washington, D.C.; and San Francisco, a $1,000 bail bond before being releas- of our community," Lambda stated. September 27-28. TWT NEWS was advised. ~
PAGE 18 TWT AUGUST 8 - AUGUST 14 1986 TWT AUGUST 8 - AUGUST 14 1986 PAGE 19 \\W , . -----..;(OMMENT In this column readers exchange ideas with other readers and witt: our editor in a public forum.~ With the Fund for Human Dignity $10 is over 25~ of the price of the booklet Address all·letters to: Comment, TWT,2205Montrose, Houston, Texas 77006.All letters become and is most of my profit! the property elf TWTand must be signed (if you don't wish your name printed, please specify). acting as fiscal agent, I'm now developing a campaign to distribute and I Challenge other businesses to make a the owners of Rich's-Styx Production sell the stamps nationwide. In New York similiar donation-pledge. Our lives and Rich's Closed Corporation-was still negotiating with the the campaign was kicked off on Gay our health are certainly worth it! As an Dear TWT: landlord at 2401 San Jacinto in Houston as Pride Day with a float in the parade, from added note, this offer is also good for Well, they really pulled the rug o~t late as Monday afternoon, July 28-beyond which we sold nearly $10,000 worth of those inquiring about our 35' rental- TWT'S press deadline.-Editor from under Houston's gay community stamps. exhanges from outside of Houston- this time! Rich's was more than just COMMENT obtained the fol/owing To arrange for delivery of the flyers anywhere in the country: but instead of explanation from the corporation: another bar. It was some place that I for andlor stamps or if you'd like more calling, simply send a stamped, self- "During the past six months Styx one bragged heavily about; not only to information or have a sensational idea on addressed envelope to: "Golden West other Houstonians, but to my friends in Production had been negotiating to renew our lease. But, during our negotiations other how this project could work better or Video"-Dept. Donation, 2615 Waugh Dr., other cities. It was a place that no other parties became interested in obtaining a reach more people, please call my #304, Houston, TX 77006, and I will send could hold a candle to. To me it had the ne.wlease thus escalating the monthly lease assistant Dallas Thompson at (212)354- full information about out rental- best light show, the best music, the best prtce. 8899. exchange program. Please be sure to video, and employees that treated the "We were still negotiating a lease renewal I would appreciate from the bottom of mention this letter and ask for me. customer like a person, not a headache. as late as Monday, July 28, after TWT had my heart any and all help you can give John A. Riggs Bart Johnson and others involved made gone to press, hoping to preserve three this project. The first printing of stamps Owner, Golden West Video sure we were kept cool with adquate AIC years of good will. was 6,000,000, which means almost Houston, Texas when the party was at its hottest, which "After our offer was rejected by the $1,000,000 can go to help improve the was all of the time. landlord, Styx Production shareholders quality of life for people with AIDS. $100,000 Goal To find a rude person in the club was decided to close our club and and place the John Glines like expecting snow in July. It was one of assets in storage until a new location could Producer-As Is Dear TWT: the few places that made a person proud be obtained," said management. New York City As a volunteer for AIDS Foundation to say, "Hey! I'm GAY!" I must admit I Houston (AFH), I am one of over 350 don't know the whole story, but what I do See TWT NEWS story on page 13.-Editor concerned individuals who give energy know is manners. They could have at Stamp and time providing outreach services to least given us some notice that they were Video Dollars to AIDS PWAs and our entire community. Many of closing due to unfortunate circum- Out us also support AFH financially. stances, and that they would try to re- Dear TWT: FACT: The AFH Pledge Drive has open as soon as possible (if that be the AIDS Recently, we have seen a number of generated only 40% of its $100,000 goal. case). They have left us confused, attempts for the AIDS Foundation of The pledge drive will end on August 31. slightly depressed, and a little less Dear TWT: Houston to raise money. Their costs are FACT: To maintain present levels of faithful with those who represent our As producer of Torch Song Trilogy; As rising with more and more people turning service we must raise over $400,000 each community. Is, and Last Summer at Bluefish Cove, I to them for help and advice. Now, it year. No matter how they may deny it, as have a deep, soulfelt commitment to my seems they will have to turn people away FACT: The grant from United Way has club owners they are a little more gay brothers and sisters. I suffered death if they don't get more donations and expired and will not be renewed. responsible for the city's impression of threats after identifying a co-producer as more financial help. A lot of people FACT: AFH receives no funding from our community. With the AIDS problem my lover on the Tony Award show when wouldn't even think of donating until they the City of Houston, State of Texas or and our recent loss in the Supreme Torch Song won its Tony. But I keep on are sick and need help; then they wonder U.S. Government. Court, we need a place to represent a truckin'. where the money is going to come from. FACT: Our pleas for support from good image of gays. A place that Now there's AIDS. I must do everything In an effort to help fill the gap and fulfill outside the gay community fall on deaf provided entertainment that Houstonians I can to help, as must we all. Although As the need, I challenge every Montrose ears. couldn't find fault with, unlike those Is on Broadway contributed a dollar from business, and every gay-oriented FACT: AFH programs and services are which give us a bad name like the every ticket to AIDS-related groups, that business to make a permanent pledge to already being cut due to the severe cash bookstores and baths. was only the beginning for me. the AIDS Foundation of Houston, such as crunch. We just didn't deserve this! As far as I've started a whole new project: the one I am about to make: Imagine yourself a PWA too sick to I'm concerned, Houston will be a lot less STAMP OUT AIDS. The idea is to print For each person who mentions this accomplish day-to-day tasks such as than what it was with this tragedy. and sell stamps, similar to Easter and letter-pledge, and who is contacted by grocery shopping, cooking, and simple Charles Beaugh Jr. Christmas seals, at $1.00 for 6 stamps, me (not any of my agents) after calling household chores without someone to Houston, Texas with the money going to people with the information line at (713)957-7964, I help. AIDS and their support systems. I think will donate a full $10 for each and every Imagine yourself a PWA with no one to Rich's closed because it's three-year this is an easily affordable way for coupon booklet of 100 pre-paid 35~ VCR listen while you vent your frustrations, lease expired on July 31, 1986. There was everyone to help in the fight against Movie Rental-Exchanges by mail. (Total fear and anger. no announcement in TWT last week because AIDS. cost with tax and postage is $39.) That Imagine yourself a PWA with nowhere
PAGE 20 TWT AUGUST 8 - AUGUST 14 1986 TWT AUGUST 8 - AUGUST 14 1986 PAGE 21 to turn for counseling or emergency In closing, I have been and still am a pleased that a home-state boy won but financial assistance. more than that, I was genuinely Imagine yourself a PWA turned out by supporter of the Montrose Sports Asso- impressed with the pageant. Particularly your family; no place to live and McAdory ciation. In the past, I have had much fun for two reasons: House but a shuttered memory. bowling in the Monday night league and 1. The entertainers and emcees were If each of us gave up one movie or two also the mixed league on Thrusdays. I exceptionally good and had an cocktails monthly and instead pledged $5 hope that this clears up the misunder- excellence in taste related to audience per month to AFH we could fund all standing, and I emphasize that everyone appeal; not all "show girls" do. support and education programs with a is welcome at Cousins. Congratulations on your abilities to put bundle left over for research efforts. Ron Sioux on a good show in all respects. Think about it ... and put your heart Owner of Cousins 2. The choice of judges was excellent. where it belongs. Houston, Texas I think it's important to include a variety Del McGee of backgrounds-activist, bar owner, Houston, Texas NRG Personality Tests former national titleholder-very Dear Mr. Pax and TWT: impressive! Feeling Guilty This letter is in response to the Good luck in continued successful gentleman who claimed, in a recent (Vol. ventures! The following letter is addressed to al/ 12, No. 19) letter to TWT, to have been Sandy Borichard members of Houston's Montrose Sports verbally harrassed by some of NRG's Birmingham, Michigan Association.-Editor customers. DearTWT: First of all, the problem would have GOP-Oops! There seems to be a misunderstanding been dealt with immediately had you concerning "Cousins." taken the time to seek out a member of DearTWT: An agreement was reached between NRG management. To our knowledge, no Oops! We apologize for our inadvertent the president of the pool league and attempt was made. Secondly, considering mistakes (VIEWPOINT, Vol. 12, No. 19 myself concerning the 4th of July Pool your self-described "extremely nu-wave" "Republicans for Gay Rights"). Tournament. Cousins agreed to open nature, you must realize that not Republicans on the Supreme Court split early and to cancel one of our regular everyone in this city is as open-minded 4 to 3 on the sodomy vote, not 50% as tournaments in favor of the MSA tourna- as yourself. we had stated. And of course Ronald ment. It was stipulated and agreed that Although at NRG we try our best to Reagan was not the governor of the tournament was to be mixed as play insure a progressive clientele, it is not California when he sided with gay rights is in the regular Wednesday night league possible to administer personality tests against Proposition 6 (he had retired in play. Late Thursday afternoon, July 3, I at the door. As an NRG deejay who '74). And the Republicans supported ERA found out that the tournament had been happens to be gay, I can assure you that in their national platform until 1980. segregated and ladies only were to use I would not walk in the climate alluded to But, the point of our letter is as valid the club July 4, with both men and by Mr. Pax. as ever. Gay men and lesbian women women to use the club, Saturday, July 5. NRG is "guilty" of having preppys and cannot expect support for gay rights Upon learning of the segregation, I straights, along with blacks, whites, issues from the broad membership of the phoned and reminded the gentlemen of hispanics, and yes-even gays. There are Republican Party and its leadership if gay our agreement. Nothing could be worked some "good old boys" and boys who rights leadership constantly opposes out for Friday, July 4, but Cousins was wear eyeliner and rhinestone broaches. Republicans. still willing to open our facilities for the It's this mix that makes the club happen! Gay leadership must mature and Saturday competition where the parti- Gays have always been welcome at understand that gay rights will be cipants were to be both men and women. NRG on any given night since the club's achieved and respected only after the Later that evening I received a phone call inception. In addition, J.D. Arnold issue has become non-partisan. Their at another club and was informed that programs "high energy" music on goal shouldn't be so much to "beat" everything had been moved to a straight Thursdays for those who prefer a more Republicans (very short term strategy) as pool hall on Richmond. I stated that I had exclusively gay atmosphere. to "educate" them. Invite a Republican to no hard feelings, and the name and Sincerely, lunch! And for heaven's sake, become a address was placed behind the bar so Michael De Grace Republican delegate! That's politics. that players could find the new location. Houston Deejay Republicans are going to win elections, Cousins tries to treat everyone fairly Houston, Texas and it's best to have them on your side. and equally! We have regular customers, Party Participation Task Force both men and women. Our regular pool Good Show The Texas Republican Alternatives tournaments on Thursday, Friday and To the staff members of the Mr. Gay- Committee Saturday nights have both men and All American Pageant: Austin, Texas women entered, and we are proud to say I happened to be in Dallas for work See page 25 for response to the above- that both men and women have won our during the recently held Mr. Gay AII- mentioned VIEWPOINT, "Republicans for Gay prize money. American contest. Of course I was Rights. "-Editor "IU
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PAGE••26 TWT AUGUST 8 - AUGUST 14 1986 TWT AUGUST 8 - AUGUST 14 1986 PAGE 27 \VII La HIGHLIGHT I ENJOYED A GlOWING STREAM OF WONDERFUL EXPERIENCES If MYI~mHIGH ~mI~~LREUII~I! 20years ago, Phil Frye graduated from high school after be- 2 months ago, Phyllis Frye returned to attend a class reunion, By Phyllis Frye ing the ROTC commander during his senior year. after alerting many classmates of now being a woman. plete" person now. They recognized my end in June 1986. past inner tortures that were unknown The next two months were filled with rDlring August of last year while is a successful jurist. to them when they knew the old me 15 the usual-business, volunteer work, visiting another large Texas city, I sat I knew as we talked that I really years prior. home life, League of Women Voters ac- on a couch across the desk from a wanted to attend that reunion. I was But back in August 1985,even before tivities, Business Guild, women's former high school graduate. He was already preparing myself mentally and the good experience of the October softball-plus the deep fears that I near- telling me about the tentative plans for emotionally to attend my college's 15th 1985 college reunion, I knew that I ly succumbed to each time that I let our 20th class reunion. He and I had at- reunion in October 1985. That one was wanted to go to my high school reunion down my mental guard. I was too afraid tended a large school with aseniorclass scaring me. I was carrying many bad in June 1986. After all, I had grown up of the college reunion to even think exceeding 800 or so. memories of my college days; yet, there with many of these "kids." (Isn't it fun- about the high school reunion eight I had been ROTC Commander, per- were enough good memories to con- ny! I'm writing this two months after months in the future. formed in the senior play, earned Rifle vince me to go. (Being an activist, I that 20th reunion. We were all 38-year- However, during November and Team letters, was very scholastic and would have gone anyway.) Because I am old adults that weekend. But I still think December, I carried much hope and ex- such, He had been senior (and an activist, I was able to suppress my of us as being the kids that we were. The pectation following the good exper- sophomore) class president, a basket- fears and go, but I was actually drawn Student Council president said it best iences of the college reunion. Many col- bailer with letters, very scholastic and to go by the constantly high hope that at 1:30 a.m. on Sunday morning as the lege classmates exchanged holiday such. I was, during that August visit, the experience would be good. It was. events were drawing to a close, "The cards and such. My spouse and I had a nine years into my new maturity as a As I reported to you in this magazine magic is here, we are all 18again.") I had portrait made, including our two silly woman who had to begin all over again last November, my college reunion was abundant good memories from those mutts, and sent wallet-sized to college to regain her engineering career, a good experience. I renewed many ac- days with only a few bad memories to friends, and to the high school reunion become a lawyer and build a successful quaintances and am better for these. A discard over 20 years. So, I contacted committee. I knew, logically, that Amway products distributorship. He substantial minority of college class- the committee, gavethem my new name because my college reunion had been was, during that August visit, and still mates exhibited joy that I was a "com- and marked my calendar.tor that week- good, that my high school reunion
PAGE 28 TWT AUGUST 8 - AUGUST 14 1986 TWT AUGUST 8 - AUGUST 14 1986 PAGE 29 would be even better. Logically, I knew change. Whatever it takes to surpass before I entered the room, recognized adult homosexual citizens, even in their that; but emotionally ... mental reser- that threshold, usually some combina- my smile. After asking around to own bedroom. vations, fears, uncertainties .... tions of facts (or experience) and time discover who I was, she came to me with Two days later, we recieved a letter In 1976 when I made my change, I in varying quantities depending on the love, smiles, hugs, best wishes and of love from the spouse of a high school began to learn much about people. They type and degree of change to be ac- God's blessing. classmate. They both would be honored can be so very cruel. They can also be cepted, the threshold must be surpass- So went the weekend. Different peo- to have us in their home when we are crude and unthinking. What surprised ed before they will accept a change or ple would reach their own private in their town. And, as of this writing, we me most was how disadvantaged folks even risk to affect a change. (You and threshold (placed at a personal level can now go to Austin, New Orleans, San and discriminated-against folks can be I are no different when we examine our from their own experiences and their Antonio and other cities where we have just as mean. Amazing to me was how own reactions to situations or people.) remembrances and feelings towards new friends who want us to stay and the targets of bigots can be so bigoted. So I began to write to the high school me) and then decide to approach my visit them in their homes. (That went for many lesbians and gays reunion committee. Bless them, I am spouse and me. Friday night. Saturday To my lesbian, gay and transpeople that I met also.) But I stood tough, I sure that they became weary of my let- at the high school open house tour. That sisters and brothers: I encourage you to prayed a lot and leaned on my spouse- ters. Yet, I wanted so badly for this to afternoon at the hotel pool. That even- go to your reunions. But remember this. of 13 years at the time of this writing. work. I knew that it could be so very ing at dinner. During the class photo- To get respect, you must first give As I was reared in my youth, my folks good. I gave them facts to replace graph. During the music and dancing. respect. Respect them enough not to and my extended family and adult stereotypes and many months to think As I entered the elevator to end the even- surprise them. Write to them and leaders instilled into me tenacity, and to talk. I requested that they share ing at 2:30 a.m. Sunday morning. prepare them with facts to replace honesty, loyalty and hope. Those traits my letters with our classmates. I wanted Several other memories stand out. rumors and stereotypes. Give them were tested severely after I began my people to surpass their personal One was with a guy whom I had known plenty of lead time. Then go and give change 10 years ago, but I held unto thresholds concerning me quickly so since 1st grade, through church and them the opportunity to meet you as a them and I stood tough. Being tough that we could all go about the business church athletics and scouting. He'd person different from who they once doesn't mean that I didn't get hurt and of a reunion. Yes, I knew that I would be gone to another high school, yet knew. Some will still not like you. (Some cry a lot. Being tough means that I per- the topic of initial conversation, but that somehow we got together. We visited still don't like me. Who am I to say? I've sisted, just as I persisted as I practiced was not my reason for attending. I did over beers by the pool at the hotel. Dur- not experienced their decisions, hurt and practiced to move from right field not wish to be the sole and continuing ing all of those early years, I had been their hurts or walked their walks.) Many to second base to catcher, just as I per- topic of conversation. intimidated by him. Yet, he was warm, of the people that you re-meet will sisted to earn Eagle Scout and God & May and June were especially tough courteous, sincere and friendly. He told prove to have been worth the risk and Country Award, just as I persisted to months for me. I was not getting any me that he'd gotten glasses in his early the effort. earn an engineering degree in only 3V2 feedback from the committee and the 20s and began to see that people were To my classmates who will be mail- years. "Persist until __ " can be a fears came up more frequently. I slept smiling at him. He'd never known. He'd ed a photocopy of this article: Please valuable habit for survival. fitfully during the final two weeks. Then also dropped the tough guy act that had share it. My spouse and I both harbored Prayer and God are two things that I the reunion happened. been pressed into him by coaches and many fears and uncertainties prior to believe in. I'll not preach herein. Simp- I enjoyed a growing stream of won- other adults. presenting ourselves to you at the reu- ly, I KNOW that I'm okay with God. derful experiences at my 20th high One woman, that I remembered as be- nion. Meeting you again was and, for My spouse is a fine person. Many peo- school reunion. ing bashful, had blossomed and was those of you who have chosen, con- ple say how great a person must be to On Friday night, my spouse and I very sure of herself. tinues to be a happy experience. YOU stay by me through it all. That is true. were greeted warmly with hugs and Many people sought me out because WERE WORTH THE RISK! Thanks. they wanted, yes wanted, to tell me of But I am reminded by my spouse that smiles at the registration table. Before Editor's Note: On August 12, TWT joins I, too, must be a good person to warrant we reached the cash bar, a friend grab- their own personal experiences of per- with Ms. Frye in celebrating the sixth anniver- staying by me through it all. bed us and pointedly renewed introduc- sonal discovery and blossoming. They sary of the repeal of the city ordinance that As the years after I made my change tions to his friends that were in his cir- felt that we were kindred in our made her and her other transperson sisters went by, I learned things about people. cle at that time. discoveries and personal growth. and brothers illegal within the city of The weekend filled me. I was satur- Houston. TWT knows that she lobbied many People are in a vast pool with two ex- With beers in hand, we were talked years for this repeal in the fact of possible tremes. One extreme contains the folks to or hugged as the lower thresholds ated with positive happenings. daily arrest. who simply accept others without con- were quickly surpassed. One woman On Monday the next, the U.S. Sup- Just as she worked to free transpeople dition. They must be angels. The other would not release my hand. She beam- reme Court said that (1) the U.S. Con- from oppressive city legislation, TWT wat- has people who will never, ever, never- ed with joy at my joy. She said that my stitution does not extend a right of ches Ms. Frye continue to move amongst the gay and lesbian community to work for pride, ever accept oropen up. They must have inner joy and peace were so very com- privacy even in the bedroom for sexual intimacy by consenting, adult homosex- dignity and the repeal of Texas Penal Code been hurt very deeply to not be able to plete that I was more attractive now as 21.06. "You've come a long way, baby," and trust, even a little. The remaining vast a woman that when she had known me ual citizens, and that (2)states were free "Your boots were made for walking" seem pool of people havetheir own, individual 20 years ago as a guy. A favorite teacher to impose criminals sanctions on the to fit the spirit of our friend, Phyllis Frye. and private thresholds to accept who had not been privy to my change private sexual intimacies of consenting, Thanks. ,\v,
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The next show is We're three-week run. This is a must-see show, And, at the Austin Fifth Street The- aspace explorer who travels in his ship, Not Beatrice. Until then, call so get your tickets at the Crossroads atre, is a play about which TWT THEATRE the Maxwell, with his loyal Rochester at (713)522-7722 to see Hotter Than Market or at the door (if any tickets. are knows nothing, entitled Return of the his side. Sounds like fun. Houston! left) of the Dallas Gay Community Oldest Child, which opened on August Now, get out the calendar and put The Whatever you do, don't forget that the center, 3920 Cedar Springs. 6 and will play through the 16th, and is Shadow Box at The Actors Workshop flawless Ben Vereen is starring in Pip- Actors in Dallas, please note that written by Darren McWherter (spelling down before August 23. This is a very pin at Jones Hall, August 12through 17. Theatre Three is having general audi- unknown). Perhaps it's a mystery-the well-paced and honest community TWT THEATRE suggests that you arrange tions on August 18 through 22 at the play, that is. If any of you Austin theatre theatre production that really does for your tickets now for this sensational, theatre's Quadrangle location, 2800 buffs has seen the show, please call me credit to the material. Director Karen sexy show. Try Ticketmaster and Routh. Prepare two contrasting selec- and let me know if it was worth the time Douglas has elicited a smooth ensem- Ticketron or call (713)526-1709. tions (no longer than one and half spent. ble performance from her cast in a pro- And if that weren't enough, Stages minutes each) and bring your picture In Houston, TWTTHEATRE has more in- duction that takes full advantage of the has held over their hysterical hit, and resume. Singers need to bring fo that it knows what to do with. But, warmth and humor of the show. Beyond Therapy, at least through music for a short song in the proper key. here goes .... Don't let the fact that the show is September. Find out why this continues Appointments will be taken August 12, Main-Street Theater will havea garage about terminally ill people put you off. to be a hit. Call (713)52-STAGE. And 13and 14,between 2p.m. and 5 p.m. Call sale and street festival this Sunday, This is not adepressing play-it neither don't forget Sister Mary Ignatious Ex- (214)871-2933.Good luck! August 10, from noon to 4 p.m., at the glosses over nor dwells on death. In- plains It All for You, which is still perch- At the Pegasus Theatre, 3916 Main theatre, 2540 Times Blvd., to sell stead, it presents individual humans ed in its late-night spots. Street in Dallas, Eric Idle's tremendous- costumes, props, furniture and set coping with a large subject: mortality. And, there is no way that intelligent ly silly play, Pass the Butler, opens pieces. Their motto is, "Turn it into Fortimes and tickets, call (713)236-1844. theatre-goers can miss the Chocolate tonight. For times and tickets, call money!" Most items will be at garage Another play dealing with death in an Bayou Theatre Company's sensitive and (214)821-6005. sale prices, with some of the more entirely different way is Radio Music finely acted production of Sarah Ann. Austin is busy as usual, with a coup- elaborate costumes going for more- Theatre's charming and melodious Hot- Call (713)528-0119.TWTTHEATRE intends le of really interesting productions on but still reasonable. ter Than Houston!, which has the TWT to keep mentioning this show until you hand. Getting raves is Ken Johnson's Later, at 7:30 p.m., a film entitled The THEATRE stamp of recommendation. all get the message and go. production of Tom Eyen's Women Jet Benny Show will be shown. The film Next, they will be back with their regular Whew! There's just so much good Behind Bars at the Hyde Park Theatre, features many Houston talents, in- type show, featuring some of the theatre right now! """ FRIDAY SATURDAY DANCE ALL ~ ••• ~"'-_ SUNDAY SUPER SHOW MONDAY • TUESDAY WEDNESDAY _ MALE STRIP _ TALENT _ 25¢ CONTEST NIGHT BAR - FREE DRINKS - - 9PM-MIDNIGHT $50CASH PRIZE DRINKS M.C.-DONNA DAY emcee Donna Day all night THURSDAYS CUT·OFF NIGHT FREE ADMISSION WHEN WEARING CUT-OFFS - (' ,) 1"1 • 404 COLORADO • 473-2501 TWT AUGUST 8 - AUGUST 14 1986 PAGE 41 PAGE 40 '~ c·'(. \{je fI""" ~ ~e<4 ~~ ~OO C.~ ~O'(. MUST-SEE ~O. ~e\f,~ ~ FILM." \~ ~O~ • ,.p~\et -Jack Curry, I'SA n )()AY • ~..teV- ~t #~ fOt\l2> "UPBEAT, OFF-BEAT, AND OU .&-~e~ C REFRESHINGLY HONEST. '!o.~ \t\Ol2> ,y.~O~~9'Oro Patricia Charbonneau is a captivating new screen ~~~~ &~~ ~~\~'Oe~ ,,~, presence, With dark. welcoming eyes. she ,<>e9•••e~ paints a brave and unforgettable portrait. 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Smokey Robinson's "Are fellow Motowners Smokey Robinson, You Sure Love Is the Name of the MaryWells and the late Marvin Gaye,the Game," cut in 1968, sounds close in new list includes such "contempora- style to Smokey's jazzy tunes for the ries" as Aretha Franklin, Gladys Knight Marvelletes-which might explain why and Tina Turner. As soon as I saw these it never made its way onto a Supremes names I decided to sell my priceless album. Then there is the semi-legendary 1!3UTTERED record collection to raise money for a "Surfer Boy," a good HOlland, Dozier & face lift. ... Motown, as it happens, is Holland production that finally makes already celebrating the Supremes' its vinyl debut approximately 21 years phenomenal career with adeluxe three- after it was cut for a perfectly wretched record anthology entitled Diana Ross cinematic millstone called Beach Bal/. and the Supremes: 25th Anniversary, In those dark years prior to the VCR age, rlCORN which, not surprisingly, has actually devout Supreme fans usually had to sit There are two basic prere- made a small dent in Bil/board's album up until about s a.m. to see the girls per- quisites for eligibility in the chart this summer. Legends die hard, form "Surfer Boy"-and it was well Rock and Roll Hall of Fame: (1) you know. Not to be confused with worth the wait! Another unreleased the nominees must have re- 1974's comprehensive Supremes An- track, 1966's "Come On and See Me," leased a record (presumably thology (which is still available), this features the line "I've got joy love for rock 'n' roll) over 25 years ago, new set boasts "42 Digitally Re-Mas- some boy love." I don't dare comment and (2) the nominees must be tered selections," including all the on that. There's also a smattering of artists whose work has lasting essential hits, plus 20 unreleased unreleased selections from the influence (as opposed to com- tracks, a Coke commercial (to the tune "Rodgers and Hart" sessions and from mercial success). This means of "Baby Love"!) and a campy 1965 in- the canceled "Supremes Sing Disney the Beatles won't be eligible terview. (Mary loves' to cook, Flo's hob- Classics" project. I'm not kidding .... until 1987, and Connie by is bowling, Diana collects jewelry.) As for the 20 or so Supremes classics Francis-who racked up more I I (1964's "Where Did Our Love Go" than three dozen Top 40 hits in through 1969's "Someday We'll Be her day-will probably never Together"), I'm happy that these great even be nominated. For that recordings have stood the test of time matter, neither will Annette, and the wonders of digital re- Debbie Reynolds, Connie mastering-whatever the hell that is. Stevens and the "Golden Boys Ideally, most Ofthese recordings prob- of Bandstand" (Fabian, Frankie "Colorized" cover shot (sans Florence Ballard) lor the three-record anthology, ably sound a lot funkier as monaural Diana Ross and the Supremes: 25th Anniversary. Avalon and Bobby Rydell), 45s, but I'm satisfied in knowing that although these supernovas did manage I was still trying to comprehend Howdy mighty Motown is interested in bring- to sell millions of records to the rock 'n' Doody. Wrong!!! I recently took a look ing its past glory into the high-teCh roll audience. However, since last year's at this year's nominee list and im- eighties. One criticism: the tacky "col- list of ten inductees included such mediately went into male menopause. orized" cover shot of 25th Anniversary hallowed names as Elvis Presley, Fats Last Tuesday, it seems, I was a skinny is from the Supremes' late sixties Cin- Domino and Buddy Holly, I automatical- high school student diligently saving my dy Birdsong phase, while the vast ma- ly assumed this year's hullabaloo would lunch money to buy the latest Supremes jority of the tracks are from the Florence give us still another opportunity for single. Now, suddenly, that legendary Ballard years (1961-1967).Oh well, Flo honoring rock 'n' roll's pioneers- trio is among the nominees forthe Rock don't know, 'cause the boy she loves is people who were making records while and Roll Hall of Fame. But instead of a Romeo. ,\11.1 / PAGE 46 TWT AUGUST 8 .: AUGUST 14 1986 PAGE 47 1\'0 San Antonio's Longest and Hottest ~. f~O BEER BLAST & BAR·B·Q O~~ V~111 • SUNDAY.. 0 c....••••••.••.• • 25 Draft 2 p.rn-Mldnlqht ~~ $1 8ar-8-Q Plates catered by Flamingo Cafe & Piano Bar EVERY FRIDAY & SATURDAY San Antonios' Longest 8 p.m.-LIQUOR BUST-2 a.m. with after hours till-? \VU __----TELEVISION As Is Reviewed by Donalevan Maines Love Story "Don't you dare say anything bad about As Is." -Warning from a friend in Austin No problem. As Is is the best "Broad- way on SHOWTIME" production to date. Usually, their adaptations are too stagey-what worked in the theatre clashes with the marvels of television. But As Is, which won the Drama Desk Award for Outstanding Achievement in 1985, transcends both mediums to create a love story for the '80s: Rich, a handsome Manhattan author with AIDS being cared for by Saul, his buddy/ex- lover/friend/lover. What playwright William M. Hoff- mann has succeeded in doing is cre- ating a story about people, rather than a disease: Rich, held together by rage; • Saul, blossoming from a bitchy, unhap- py man into someone as sweet and generous as Franny, queen of Province- town; a hospice worker (Colleen Dew- hurst) at first able to share humor with her patients, at final curtain questioning even the goodness of God. Robert Carradine (Coming Home, Revenge of the Nerds) as Rich and especially Jonathan Hadary as Saul are outstanding, but I can't help wondering what effect As Is could have had if played by, say, Richard Chamberlain and Burt Reynolds Oust to pull two names out of a hat). But never mind 'cause they might have ruined it. This As Is is good enough not to be tampered with. ~ PAGE 51 HOUSTON'S PREMIERE LADY FURRIER presents ... 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The next day he ~ understand which has produced this begins by doing some pastel sketches, o exhibition. studies of stage settings and proposes his ~ () The key point in time is March 21. 1922, at ideas for a folding screen as the theatre ~ which time Vuillard goes to see the new background. ~ ct presentation of L'lIIusionniste(the Conjuror) In March of 1923 Vuillard refers back to his wCJ) at the Theatre Edouard VII.With this new ex- original sketches when he writes, "L'lIlusion- perience Vuillard combines the memories, niste plans to rework the project." On April I- <{ ~ sketches and writings from hisdiary to bring c: 10,1923 he lunches with Sacha and Yvonne, CfJX_w 0 to life his story, recalling the original perfor- then takes them to hisstudio to see hisworks. ~8. mance at the Bouffes-Parisiensin August of Vuillard from this point on does not record 1917. any information nor does he refer to the zt-: "2 0 Vulllard'spaintings and sketches of L'lIIusion- works again, these remain in his studio with "0 related studies, skteches and drawings until ZO 0 nisteare easily understood when reading the ~ text of Sacha Guitry's play. Vuillard's notes the artist's death in 1940. OZ <5 and comments in hisdiary along with photo- While working on L'lIlusionniste,Vuillard had _0 graphs and newspaper reports easily inden- other major projects: the Portrait of Madam CfJf- $?!'" tify the performers, costumes and principal P.E.Weils and her children and two panels =a actors. Sacha Guitry's impressive, impassive :JZ '" in the Louvre series, the Vitraux and the .J <{ .s! figure portrays the conjuror while his wife, Vitrines. Yvonne Prlntemps (performing in a daringly -e Vuillard worked long hours firstfrom one pro- .JZ c: shortand alluring dress) portrays MissHopkins, ject to another. As he painted, he captured ::- <{ an Englishsinger. The comedy concerns the ....• the sudden, fugitive ideas of people in their i tricks of "illusion" acted out by this conjuror .JCJ) '0 natural surroundings. toward MissHopkins and the attentions of a passionate admirer in the audience. Vuillard painted after he had researched his projects. Firstcame the studies, rough sket- o ~ I Vuillardhad seen the last night of the original 0::: ches' pencil works, charcoals, and changing :J .~c performance in 1917, writing in his diary for 'I:: of the image from paper to canvas. The ar- « w .!!l November 25 of that year, "... allons a 1'lIlu- .....J f/) ~ tist aimed his intention to produce as im- Q sionniste; charmante soiree, rentre en- .....J :J mediate and lively an effect as possible in -6 chante" (", .. we go to see L'lliusionniste; the finished work. The extent of the material ~ delightful evening, home enchanted"). The ::J ~ that lies behind the final works also em- o two days which followed allowed him time phasizes the degree of inner necessity which > f- ~ to do two "pale grey" distemper sketches. compelled him to see his projects through. ~ Work at this point stopped until on March 18, o ~ Having experienced the excitement of the 0::: <{ 1922 he began working on an old sketch of ~ Yvonne Printemps. initial event and artistic form in which to em- ~ body hisexperience, he then went on to give 15 Vuillard was a close friend of Sacha Guitry ~~ (j it permanent expression, even without the ~ and had made pastel studies of the actor stimulus of a commission. in his dressing room in the winter of 1911-12. o z 1! Vuillard, like many artists, kept his finished Throughthis association he became a friend o () -s8 materials in hisstudio awaiting the day when w:, of Yvonne Printemps, doing several studies UJ ~ and portraits dating between 1917-18. he might present these to the public. The re- cent emergence of the artist's journal and As the story progresses it was after the se- documentary material concerning L'lIIusion- Cond performance Vuillard writes, "diner ... niste has thrown a new light on the char- The Marion Koogler McNay Art Museum of ing is a triptych with accompanying draw- Puisvais voir les Sacha, Ie clown. les numeros, acteristic and fascinating episodes in San Antonio opens the Edouard Vuillard ex- ings inspired by a 1917 Pariscomedy. Thisex- gros interet ... decide tableau croquis les Vuillard's artistic life as well as hisrelationship hibition September 14 continuing through Oc- hibition will be shown at McNay for the first loges Sacha et Yvonne" ("dinner ... then to with the world of Parisianentertainment dur- tober 12, 1986, in the Upper Gallery. Outstand- time in the United States. See the Sachas (i.e.Sacha and Yvonne), the ing the twenties. "II; ~II""'I"'''''' .•••••...•.•__ ••• _ PAGE 54 TWT AUGUST 8 - AUGUST 14 1986 PAGE 55 HOT MEN + HOT SOUND + HOT LIGHTS = HOT SUMMER NIGHTS! Wednesday se WELL DRINKS Thursday 10¢WELL DRINKS 7S¢DOMESTIC BEER All Night Friday SO¢WELL DRINKS 7S¢DOMESTIC BEER 8PM·2AM Saturday 7S¢WELL DRINKS 7S¢DOMESTIC BEER 8PM·12AM Plus 5:30PM Pool Tournament Sunday BEER BUST, 5PM·MIDNIGHT Friday and Saturday AFTER HOURS with D.J. David Laird .., ~~ 5025 LEMMON • DALLAS • (214) 526·2340 Come in and have a drink with our HAPPY HOUR BARTENDER BOB, Mon.·Sat. 4·8PM PAGE 58 TWT AUGUST 8 - AUGUST 14 19, ~ I HOT TEA acts coming to Big D include pop/rock band Valentine on August 15, Alisha on August 29, and the Flirts, being brought back by popular demand in mid-Septem- ber, all at the OP. Don't miss any of these fabulous shows .... Tomorrow night, Baby's presents "Tahiti, Tahiti!," a tropical theme party. Get your grass skirts ALICE DOES DALLAS - Dallas' new ready .... And speaking of tropical, club, The Trestle, grand opened last don't miss TMC's "Tropical Blow Out week to rave reviews and a big crowd. If 1986" next weekend, Friday and Satur- you weren't one of the hundreds on day, August 15 and 16. . .. Call hand opening night, we'd like you to the Fire Department to put out the meet the owners (see CRUISE CAMERA huge blaze atop Miss Gary Monier's photo above) who are handsome George birthday cake which burns out of control Zdansky (I) and friendly Domingo Garcia at the Crews Inn tomorrow night for the (r), who invite you out to their Deep 39th time. Happy birthday, Mona! (Brun Ellum club every night of the week. it, bitch!) ... Finally, did you hear the Welcome to Big D .... Two very one about Lobo being closed? That isn't talented ladies entertained big crowds in rP:::&:, .... the tea, as shown in the photo below, proving that Lobo .is open and better Big D last week. Voluptuous Jackie Moore (pictured above, r) with OP manager Mr. Kathy (I) packed the house than ever. That's Jackie Baker (yes, the at the Old Plantation while across town Jackie Baker) on the left, georgous at Sassy's, beautiful Claudja Barry (see George in the middle and owner Larry below, center) disappointed none of her on the right. Take your pick-their selec- many fans at her live concert. She's pic- tion of magazines and videos is one of tured with manager Lori (I) and Sassy's the largest in Texas-and rumor has it, so Owner Miss Raye (r).... The next live is Larry's. Support those who support the rf/. ,u~,... t .'-l> " .",:"c. '·i community. NO WINNER - Richard Smith of Austin lost out on winning his age in cash when his license plate number, 208-BAT1 was published in last week's "Lucky License Number" cash giveaway. For this week's chances to win, see page 77. Remember, you must have a "twit" bumper sticker on your wheels to be eligible to win the cold hard cash! PAGe 61 BENEFltea - Generous Dallasites donated over $770 for this year's Texas Freedom Parade at the Crews Inn. lovely Tasha Kohl (see photo above, r) looks stunned by the "stunning beauty" of (l-r) Robbie, Dale and Farrah, while across town at the Round-Up, over $1,500 was raised at their giant garage sale. Joe (see CRUISE CAMERA photo below) was there to d.o.• his part. Were you? Thanks, guys! ... Speaking of garage sales, the AIDS Resource Center holds one tomorrow, Saturday, August 9, on the side of Crossroads Market to benefit the Food Bank.... Don't miss Arena's "Night of 1,000 Drums" theme party tonight. A portion of your admission charge goes to GlCC and everyone will be there-you should be, too! ... This Sunday, Fraterni- ty presents talented Carol Brandon in a Dallas Tavern Guild event to benefit the Texas Freedom Parade. Next Thursday, August 14, the OP hosts a "Summer Revival" for the benefit of the Holy Trini- ty Church's parking lot fund. STORY OF TH E WEE K - It can now be told by HOT TEA what's going on at Rich's in Houston which, as you pro- bably noticed, was not open last weekend. To try and unravel the story, it must first be noted that the club's three- year lease expired on July 31, 1986. After last-minute negotiations with the landlord failed, Styx Production, which operated TWT AUGUST 8 - AUGUST 14 1986 PAGE 63 Rich's, opted to move their operation to Crossing, they'll be wearing their swim- another location rather than pay an in- trunks this Tuesday for the club's steamy crease in rent. Consequently in a three- summer beach party .... Up at Uncle day 'round-the-clock, all-out effort, Ken Charlie's, the one and only Tino is pro- Mcintyre, Bart johnson, Harry Goldberg gramming the sounds from the deejay and Gary Archer-among others- gutted booth .... Name Dropper: Phillip, the club of its light show, sound system formerly of Ms. Video, has moved up and other accoutrements after its closing Red River to be the new morning night on Sunday, july 27. bartender at The Crossing .... Speaking Meanwhile, other investors who also of morning bartenders, Loosie is now on had been negotiating with the landlord, deck at sunrise at Sally's Apartment. ... signed a lease on August 1 at the same And there's a TGRA benefit and Beach building on San jacinto. Among that Blanket party this Sunday at Snuffy's. group is Dan Cain, the man who design- ALAMO ELECTION - San Antonio Ci- ed not only Rich's, but also Hall's and ty Councilperson, Maria Berriozabel told Boathouse in Austin, plus the new HOT TEA she urged everyone to vote "no- Ralph's in Houston. cap" when going to the polls in this Cain said the club would reopen with Saturday's election over putting a "cap" a brand-new look in keeping with trendy on the city budget spending. colors and state-of-the-art design. Target SAN ANteaONIO - Timmy's Tea: date for the re-opening is around Labor Monday night is now steak night at Day, he said. Lynn's Silver Dollar Saloon while Ab's steak night at the Westernaire remains on popular Wednesdays. And the Rose now has Sunday barbecue .... The holes are dug and the posts are on the way for Miss Ellie's new patio at the 2015 Club . . . . A Beach Blanket Bingo Party will be held this weekend at Snuffy's Saloon. Yes, you may want to bring along your Annette Funicello and Frankie Avalon records .... Bexar Florist is now offering balloon delivery. Now you can say it AUSTINteaCIOUS - The girls from with flowers and balloons .... Miss Gay Backstreet and Hall's (see CRUISE CAMERA Texas-At-Large is booked into the Copa photo above) wowed the crowd at Hall's ... HOT TEA sends happy August birthday for Granny's annual Christmas in july greetings to Silver Dollar manager Clark show. On hand were Granny (see below) Erwin and Mr. Leather SA '85, Bruce .... without her usual granny dress and wig, Speaking of celebrities, the CRUISE CAMERA the devastating Nicole and the Golden captured the magic of the Hall Sisters on Girls. What a night .... Over at the stage at the Copa during their recent J benefit performance. That's (l-r) Corinna, Amanda and Cassandra! PAGE 65 PAGE 64 emanating from commando Gene Howle's Paper Moon and Rambo Charles Armstrong's Heaven. Truly there was ex- We are thankful and proud to have been a sturdy citement in the air. And as if that weren't enough excitement, there were handout roof for such a rare family of individuals. In three years flyers that said, "Confused? Pissed Off? So are we! Come by Ralph's and we will let you in on what's happened." ... time there exists a bounty of wonderful nights and Paper Moon debuts its new all-Texas- titles show this Sunday with Miss Gay some very special memories and the word family Houston, Victoria West, as emcee .... If you see a man driving a '76 Buick reverberates circle within circle. around Montrose with the words "Win Me at E.J.'s," it's probably Ed Moniger in The passage of time proves a roof to be a transitory his travelling billboard on wheels, minus one hub cap .... Numbers kicks open thing and we fmd ourselves looking for a new home. their doors to gays this Sunday with their HOUSTON HOtealiNE - What's the "Boys Are Back" blast. ... Have you But the stuff that brings people together, that subtle secret formula for staying in business heard Heaven's radio announcements on these days? It seems the Venture-N has 93Q and Power 104? They're as trendy unlocked the code: (9 + 9 - 9 x 9)-:-9 = as the club, which was rockin' till sunrise sphere in which we recognize each other with a deeper 9 "Yeah Party." Shown celebrating the last Saturday night. ... And last, but downtown club's ninth anniversary are perhaps not least, Rosewood Estates held knowing that only family can know, this will endure. bartenders (l-r) Larry Frazier, John one of its many customer appreciation Szalwinski and owner Jim Dondson .... parties last Sunday. This one was called We are the sum of our experiences, good and bad, Since you've heard so much about the the annual Miss You-Can-Tan contest. Galleon's Vanna White, the CRUISE . Presto-the CRUISE CAMERA (see below) and with that knowledge we look to the future with CAMERA snuck into their Twisted Wheel of sneaked a pose of the lovely contestants. Fun on Tuesday nights and spotted the It was food, fun, drink, swim and a com- blond game lady (/) with owner Jay Allen. edy drag show on the Southwest joy and anticipation. Keep your memories fresh and Freeway. your eyes to the horizon, a new rooftop will appear before you know it. CHEERS & JEERS - Cheers to the Vivid! Prizes, too .... Speaking of the Fund for Human Dignity which has come Galleon, did you get a brown bag invita- up with a brilliant idea to raise money tion to last Saturday's party? Said the and awareness of AIDS. Like Easter Seals paper bag, "Quit worrying about getting and Boys Town Christmas stamps, there laid off and come get laid up with us at are now "Stamp Out AIDS" stamps to our Riches to Rags party." ... Speaking put on your envelopes. To order yours, of Rich's, it's temporary closure made the see TWT NEWS .... Jeers to the Ft. Worth skies over Montrose look like a bar wars Water Dept. for not stopping last week's invasion last Saturday night as power- water-main flood, creating a giant mud packed searchlights criss-crossed- puddle at Jones' Crossroads. TUn AUGUST 8 - AUGUST 14 1986 PAGE 67 WORTHY TEA - Miss Fort BACKSTAGE TEA - Patrick's in Worth 1986 was crowned at the Lumber Dallas ends regular cabaret on August 17 I n I Company, Wednesday, July 30, where a with the Linda Petty performance .... packed house witnessed Miss Fort Warth Houston's Club Flamingo spotlights 1985, Casey Starr, give up her crown to Euphoric Heat this and next weekend. Denise Anderson (see photo below, Barry Coffing plays happy hour, starting ~M~ kneeling, center) Miss Fort Worth at 5:30 p.m .... Entertainment Flash: The Flirts are coming back to Dallas-to ap- RESTAURANT & CABARET pear at the OP in September. 2702 Kirby • Houston RAID OF THE WEEK - In a full-scale 713-524-6272 sting operation, Houston vice officers swept down on the steamy trails of Allen Friday, August 8 Parkway last week, arresting gay men and cruising the notorious wooded area. Saturday, August 9 KTRK-TV, Channel 13, followed the am- bush with video cameras focused on ... And in San Antonio, Casey Starr those individuals making a pick-up. But (above, c) won the M.O. Production of some of those pick-ups were with Miss Gay River City, crowned at 3:30 plainclothes officers who picked up the a.m. at the Copa. First runner-up was men and took them to city jail. Cameras Corpus Christi's Malyssa Michaels (I) and showed a mattress in the woods used for second runner-up was San Antonio's cozy encounters near the Jewish Crystal Hall (r) out of a field of 10 con- cemetery. Warning: It's un-safe sex! testants .... The following Tuesday at THIS WEEK IN DRAG - Texas 1986-along with (l-r) emcee Lynn The Rose, Andrea Alexander (kneeling) favorites Trudy Tyler and Autumn Leaves, Christopher; second runner-up, Charlie was crowned Miss Alamo City Metroplex Summers; Miss Fort Worth Emeritus, of the Lumber Company in Fort Worth, by pageant owner Angelique Dior (c). Raina Lea; and first runner-up, Autumn will represent the Miss Gay Midwest DONNA CORLEY Leaves. Denise will compete in the Miss Pageant in Miss Gay America. They took and Gay Texas Pageant at the OP/Dallas this top honors in that pageant last week at weekend. Congratulations and good luck! Starz on Broadway in Kansas City, CHARLENE WRIGHT ... The 651 Club is going through a ma- Missouri .... Norma Kristie's official Miss jor facelift, but the bar is open with Gay Texas Pageant is now on at business as usual. ... Down the block at the OP in Dallas. Preliminaries were THE HEAT IS OFF! the old Crossroads Books and Gifts loca- August 6-7-8 and finals are on Now with improved tion, stop by and see what Grandma August 9.... Miss Gay USA will be held Louise and manager Stan have in stock. in January and Miss Gay America is set Air-Conditioning There's a bargain for everyone .... Part- for October 7-12 at the OP and at the and ners on Park Place is planning an after- Dallas Convention Center .... In Waco Lower Drink Prices Labor Day "Fall Western Days" party. at Tallulah's, Lindsy Love gave up her ti- Watch HOT TEA for details .... D.J.'s suf- tle of Miss Gay Firecracker to her suc- fered minor damage to the rear doors cessor, Sasha Shields (see below) on the DINNER SERVED after an attempted break-in a week ago Fourth of July. Felicia and Caress were Monday ..Thursday 7..10:30PM Tuesday. If you see anyone vandalizing runners-up, reported Raven Productions. Friday and Saturday 7..11:30PM your bars and businesses, call the cops!!! Runners-up were Casee Richards and They need your help to keep these Tracy Fontaine. It was the final HAPPY HOUR crimes out of your area.... T.J., owner preliminary to MGT/USA '86, reported Monday ..Friday 4..9PM of the Other Place, has been in and out TWT'S Tim Ramm ... and out of a Saturday 6..8PM of the hospital with severe back pain and field of 27 contestants, beautiful and he's in traction this time. Send a card to talented Jackie DeShawn of Dallas won Hors d'oeuvres and the bar and let him know you care. Big the 1986 Miss Gay Texas/USA Pageant Drink Specials Mama will make sure he gets your get held last weekend at Baby's in Dallas. Monday-Thursday well wishes. Send cards to 200 N. Vacek, Runners-up in the He and She Produc- 12:30-2AM Fort Worth, TX 76107. HOT TEA wishes tions' statewide were Sherri Powers and T.J. a speedy recovery!!! ... Little Bear's Casey Starr. Turn the page for SNAPSHOTS CLOSED SUNDAYS is now open after employee vacations from Big D of Miss Gay Texas/USA at and remodeling. Baby's. 'WI? PAGE 68 TWT AUGUST 8 - AUGUST 14 1986 PAGE 69 ~ I SNAPSHOTS NEW MISS GAY TEXAS/USA July 24, 25 and 26, 1986 at Baby's in Dallas AT Photos by Michael McKinney Last year's winner, Lauren Brach (c) crowns this emcee year's winner. Also pictured: Cassandra Hall (far Tiger Lil left) and Victoria West (far right) who both tied for 3rd runner-up. Casey Starr (upper left) and Sheri Powers (upper right) were top three finalists. iWT AUGUST 8 - AUGUST 14 1986 '\\&11' PAGE 71 WEDNESDAY \iJW AUGUST 13 _____ - SPORTS ~ by Bobby Miller DALLAS PINS HOUSTON PLAY·OFFS GIRLS, GIRLS DALLAS - The Oak Lawn Bowling "* "* "* HOUSTON - The Monday Night Bowling Association has only one more week to go League has come to the end of its summer EVERYWHERE! in the summer season, reported Jim Beck to season. In last week's play, the top eight ATLANTA - The seventh annual Hotlan- TEXAS TWTSPORTS.In gentlemen's play, Steve teams were selected to compete in the play- ta River Expo was held last weekend and TWT McConaughy caught the high game (258)and offs. It was no' easy choice. Four roll-off SPORTSwas there, Hundreds of gay men and TERRITORY series (649). For the ladies, Nancy Peoples games had to be bowled to finally select the' women converged on Atlanta for what has took the high game (179) and Jackie Baker top teams, with play lasting until 3 a.rn, been described as the party of the year, lOth rolled the series (453). After the games were over, the bleary-eyed The River Expo is a party weekend that The standings as of last Monday were as Steve Stepleton reported the following stan- brings together gays from all over the coun- ANNIVERSARY follows: 1-0.T.B.'s (31-5),2-Diamond Lil & try to make new friends and see old ones. The the Hot Rocks (27-9), 3-Atta Girls (26-10), dings to TWTSPORTS:1-Cousins (49-19),2- Five Easy Pieces (48-20), 3- Tom's Pretty weekend consists of one party after another CELEBRATION! 4-Wanna Be Cowboys (22-14)and 5- Ten and this year's theme was "Fusion." At the Pin Bailers (21-15). Fish (40V2-27 Vi), 4-Boys Are' Us (46-22), 5-Hair Pins (44-24), 6-Bedrockers welcome party on Friday night that is exact- This Saturday is another installment in the ly what happened. Besides all the gays from now almost famous car wash in the 4001park- (40112-27V2), 7- Twisted Sisters (44-24)and 8-Sore Balls (40-28). across the country coming together, there ing lot. There will be lots of almost naked men was a Church of God Convention going on "* "* "* and women soaping up, so drive on by and These eight teams will compete in the play- in the same convention center. Needless to get a wash to help out the OLBA fall offs so a winner for the league can be crown- ed. The rest of the teams in the league will say there was a little tension. However, the HAPPY HOUR PRICES tournament. rest of the weekend was a delight. The Thursday Night Lambda League's compete in a roll-off tournament to be held ALLDAY at the same time. Watch for co.verage from Houston brought the largest contingent John Kinchelo reported the following stan- from out-of-town and were once again crown- dings: 1-Lucille's Balls (20-16), 2- T.J.'s TWTSPORTS. PLUS A new league called the Northside Gay ed the winners of the raft race. Houston's en- Hookers (20-16), 3-63.4 (19V2-1-6V2), try in the Mr. Hotlanta contest, Tom Keith, SLIDES FROM 4-Forcing Four(19-17) and 5-(a tie)Bootie Community Bowling League has been form- ed, reported Shohn O'Brien to TWTSPORTS. was voted most photogenic out of fourteen Bumpers & Midtown Saints (17V2-18V2). hunks from across America. THE PAST. The fall leagues are now forming and The league, which began play on June 30, bowls at the-Big Texan Lanes on 1-45and lit- The rafts have been put away for another anyone interested should contact the league year and the pictures are being developed. of there choice. For OLBA call Jim Beck at tle York. Play is on Monday nights andbeqlns * * at 7 p.m. Dues are $8.50 per week. Now everyone is making plans for next year (214)528-2963,for the Lambda League call and this unforgettable event. SPECIAL SHOW lOPM Kelly at (214)337-5479or John at 436'1381. After two weeks of play, the standings are Also an early Thursday night league to begin as follows: 1-Whore Dogs (10:6), WITH at 6 p.m. is forming. For information call Larry 2-Chaunticlears (10-6)and 3-Lounge Liz- at (214)352-6931. zards (9-7). If interested in joining the fun, HOUTEX TEN N IS CINDY BIRDSONG write to: Shohn O'Brien, 1421 Erwin #44, TOURNAMENT Houston, Texas 77039. MSA BILLIARDS Speaking of new leagues, a new Tuesday HOUSTON - Rick Hadnot, president of night early league is in the planning stages. the Houston Tennis Club, announces that PRESENTING A HOUSTON - The Ranch Hands con- Play would begin at 6 p.m. If interested con- plans are under way for the sixth annual tinued their unbeated status this week to lead tact Stepleton at (713)973-1358. Houtex Tennis Tournament. This year it will the MSA Summer Billiard League, reported be hosted by the HTC at the Memorial Ten- VERY Dennis Lord to TWTSPORTSThe. Rancheros nis Center, and founding director J.C. Bar- moved up to second place this week, while LONGHORN BOWLING rera is serving as tournament director. SPECIAL Bacchus I lost a close match to The Bam. The Competition will be held in class A, Band HELLO DOLLY loss dropped Bacchus I to third, and The Barn FT. WORTH - After eight weeks of play, C for the Singles as well as the doubles, so comes in fourth. Joan Hunter reported the following standings there is plenty of opportunity for players of PRODUCTION The final team captains meeting of the to TWTSPORTS:1-Vice Squad (53-19),2-(a all levels of skill and experience to par- summer season is scheduled for September three way tie)Who Cares?, The Studs and No ticipate. Entry forms will be avaliable in 7 at 2 p.m. at Bacchus. On tap will be elec- Such Team (48-24). September and the tournament will be played * * tion of officers forthe 1986-87winter season. In men's play, James Pressly rolled the in November over the Veterans Day holiday. 2508 N. FITZHUGH The MSA Billiard League and TWTSPORTS high game (233)and the series (529).For the For information contact Hadnot at would like to wish the 18 MSA Billiard Women, Donna Jeffers took the honors with (713)977-0023or Barrera at (713)529-7467.Or DALLAS • 823-0138 members who are traveling to San Francisco a high game of (174) and a (448) series. come play with the Houston Tennis Club on this week for the Gay Games II, good luck. The fall leagues are now forming. For in- Sundays from 9 am. to noon or Wednesdays Have a safe trip and bring home the gold. formation contact Hunter at (817)624-2151. from 7:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. ~ PAGE 72 TWT AUGUST 8 - AUGUST 14 1986 TWT AUGUST 8 - AUGUST 14 1986 PAGE 73 EVERY WEDNESDAY HEICE UP YOUR HEELS" at STAT ION Sl.5C METEOR SHOWER - Th is isa great week for stargazing asthe summer sky is perked up by the awesome Perseid Meteor Shower this Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, August 11-13,when up to 100 shooting stars per hour can be seen coming from the SHC north around midnight to 4 a.m. Thesetiny meteors, hurling towards Earth, are left- over debris in space from the great comet of 1862. It could easily produce a meteor per minute, astronomers predict. It's the most spectacular and fastest meteor shower of 1986. Don't miss it! AUGUST NEW MOON - This month's New Moon occurred last Tuesday, August 5, at 1:36 p.m. in Leo, ruler of entertainment, clubs, theatre and adventure, which are all blessed during the current 14-day New Moon summertime cycle. Since New Moons are traditionally the best time of the month to start and launch new projects, read your STARSCOPE messagebelow to find out how the recent New 224 EAST VICEERY • FORT WORTH Moon will best benefit you. LEO: (Jul. 23 - Aug. 22) This month's New Try a new hairstyle or start a new exer- Moon shinesfrom your first house. Since cise program of fitness for best results ta17] S4S-2227 New Moons are ideal for starting new blessed by the Moon. projects, your new beginnings will suc- VIRGO: (Aug. 23 - Sep. 22) This month's ceed best if they are concentrated on New Moon shines from your twelfth first house matters of a personal nature. house. Since New Moons are ideal for TUJTAUGUST 8 - AUGUST 14 1986 PAGE 75 succeed best if they are concentrated on matters of romance. Try dating lots OPEN DAILY AT 4PM of people if you are singleor try new ven- NO COVEA Till 10PM tures in entertainment with a partner if you are married for lunar best results TUESDAY & THUASDAY blessed by the Moon. $1 DOLLAR DRINKS $1 TAURUS:(Apr. 20 - May 20) This month's • TUESDAY OJ-BILL • New Moon shines from your fourth SAT house. Since New Moons are ideal for WED 45( NIGHT 69( WELL starting new projects, your new begin- SCHNAPPS nings will succeed best if they are con- and DRAFT centrated on the homefront. Try shop- ping around for a new address or try BEAUMONT redecorating your current residence for best results blessed by the Moon. GEMINI:(May 20 - Jun. 21) This month's Friday Nights New Moon shinesfrom your third house. 8PM POOL TOURNEY followed by Since New Moons are ideal for starting - '---"q JFa' ~ new projects, your new beginnings will .a;s.cn' C'-IN "'~.1JI'J':' succeed best if they are concentrated EVERY THURSDAY on communication. Try talking honestly with friends or try tackling long distant "THE NEWLYWED GRYME" issues for best results blessed by the SUNDAY T·DANCE and Moon. DOLLAR lEER lUST, 4·8PM CANCER:(June 22-July 22) This month's New Moon shines from your second plus house. Since New Moons are ideal for TWO SUPER COPA SHOWS starting new projects, your new begin- at lOPM and MIDNIGHT nings will succeed best if they are con- Starring centrated on money. Try a new invest- ment and savings plan or try forming a BABETTE DAVIS, DYAN MICHAELS, new budget to contain expenditure for SHAWN A ROBERTS & RENE ALAN best results blessed by the Moon. COMINGNEXTWEEK:The Full Moon of DRINK SPECIALS August 19 erupts from Aquarius causing EVERY DAY heated summertime emotions. "'" HAPPY HOUR PRICES-? DAYS A WEEK OPENING TILL 7 P.M. MONDAYS: 7 P.M.·2 A.M. VODKA DRINKS-75' TUESDAY: 7 P.M.-B.B.a. NIGHT $3 per plate with 75' Schnapps SATURDAYS and SUNDAYS: NOON·3 P.M. Screw Drivers and Bloody Marys-75' Returning MONDAY, AUGUST 11th-8PM Chubby and Chase Night 710 PACIFIC, HOUSTON, TEXAS 77006 (713) 528·9427 ~ __ ,-OVER/PHOTO ESSAY Jon Harms, born and reared in Omaha, Nebras- ka, has lived in Houston for one year. This 20-l,Jear-o\d, single Gemini enjoys work- ing ("making money"), sun- ning, music and dancing. SW~l:JHNor ~ I~ CLASSIFIED TWT Ciasslfled Rates: Per word-65¢; centering-85¢; all caps-$1.00; bold type-$1.30; grey WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13 highlights-$5.00; big attention grabbers-$5.00 per word. Ad copy and payment must reach a TWT office by 12 noon Monday for that week's issue. ADS RECEIVED AFTER THE 12NOON CUT·OFF WILL BE PLACED WITHOUT QUESTION IN THE FOLLOWING WEEK'S ISSUE. TWT IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ERRORS AFTER THE FIRSTINSERTION, NO EXCEPTIONS.ITIS THE RESPON. EMPLOYEE TURN- SIBILITY OF THE ADVERTISER TO ADVISE TWT OF THE PROPER CA TEGORY. POSIT/VEL Y NO ADS ACCEPTED OVER THE PHONE. Visit or mail ads to: TWT Classified 2205 Montrose, Houston, Texas 77006, or 3900 Lemmon, Suite 220, Dallas, Texas 75219. ABOUT SHOW Acceptability of ad content subject to the discretion of TWT Magazine. A Benefit for OlCC's PWA House II III FOR RENT/LEASE Houston. S. Gessner/Beliaire, 2-bedroom 2·baths studio. 1280 sq. feet, 20·foot·ceillng, loft bedroom. Dallas. Also spacious t-bedroorn. 780 sq. feet. Many walk. ONE MONTH FREE in closets. Beautiful views. POOl, laundry, quiet. Bills paid. Free cable TV. (713)771-0249. 1/1, 5 minutes to downtown, near arts district, WBFP, mirrored walls, ceiling fan, skyline view, [ac- Houston. 1501 Crocker. 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Houston. SPACIOUS TWO BEDROOM APART· MIDNIGHT SUPER SHOW Houston. MENT, Near downtown/Montrose, central air/heat, pool, sauna, cable. $350.00 (713)523-8286, 880-4800. Office Space Houston. VERY LARGE ONE BEDROOM APART· Office space is currently available located at 2205 MENT, Near downtown/Montrose, central air/heat, Montrose with all electric paid. For more inforrna- pool, sauna, cable. (713)523·8286, 880·4800. tion contact Scot Roberts at (713)527·9111. Houston. Montrose. 519 Branard. Large 1 bedroom, Dallas. Remodeled 1/1 duplex apartment in ex- pool, (713)522-8094. Save $50 off your deposit with cellent quiet Oak Cliff neighborhood. $300 plus this ad. deposit and utilities. Tom Nast. (214)941-4384. Now open 9pm Wednesday-Sunday Dallas. Wednesday: $1.00 Beer & Well Thursday: 25¢ Well & Draft Dallas. OAK LAWN $400 plus electric. 2 bedroom 1V2 bath, studio. Cen- Friday & Saturday: Party night plus After Hours till 4am tral air/heat, WBFP, fenced patio, 4224 Rawlins. Call ~t3ue4~ for appointment (214)521·5056 days, 528-0207 even- ings and weekends. (214) 52K-4560 Dallas. Oak Lawn condo, furnished or unfurnished, "A Great Place To Live" $400/mo. Security, pool, (214)559·3046 or 526-8079. Dallas. Houston. OAK LAWN AREA !!!CHOOSE YOUR OWN SPECIAL!!! Best Bargain Montrose, 1 or 2 bedrooms in a small, friendly adult One and two bedroom apartments, some with complex in quietest section. Parking, clean, fresh, ~assy~s good space, secure, deposit, lease, no dogs. ONE WBFP, new appliances, mirrored walls, mini-blinds, A place for Women and Friends pool, covered parking, cable ready, ten minutes MONTH FREE 509 West Main. $255 & $295 plus from downtown, busline. All adult. Call bills. Call Tony Carroll at (713)932·9999. 3319 Raleigh • Dallas • Hotline (214) 521-0202 • Office (214) 521-0148 (214)521-9330. Houston. Montrose. Great value! 2·1 in a quiet cour- -Coming Next Weekend- Dallas. tyard. Corne enjoy sunning with youn\l profes- THE HUB APARTMENTS sionals and students by a large sparkling pool. August 16/17-Women's Motorcycle Club of Dallas • OAK LAWN'S FINEST ADDRESS Mature landscape, close to universities and medical • 1, 2 & 3 Bedroom Apartments center, large walkin closets, miniblinds, new carpet, Show. For more info. contact Lory at the bar. • All Bills Paid covered parking, busline, free cable. $330. • Plus lots of extras (713)528·5151 Soho. 3136 HUDNALL (214) 528·3311 Dallas. Cole Ave. 211, covered parking. $375 plus Watch for the Battle of Female Impersonators • SAVE $150/RENT. deposit. (214)559-3821. TLUTAUGUST 8 - AUGUST 14 1986 PAGE 85 r------, Austin. 2 BR, 1 BA Duplex. Apt. Southwest. Houston. Montrose. 1 bedroom poolside. Security Houston. Montrose. Behind Allen House Apts. Real- $350/mo. Lease and deposit. (512)442-1154. guard, security gates, laundry, no pet deposit. ly cute, clean one bedroom apt. Upstairs,' mini- Houston. Galleria. Unique one bedroom apartment $300.00. (713)524-5322. blinds, covered parking, no deposit, no lease re- perfect for a couple. 4631 Wild Indigo, central air: Houston. Montrose. One and two bedrooms star- quired with references. 1502W. Clay, $285/mo. plus TAFT bills. (713)439-0522. cable, laundry facilities, covered parking, pool, bills ting for as little as $195.00. Beautiful neighborhood paid. $375.00 per mo. Jim La Haye (713)664-6556. near lots of activities. (713)529-4903 Dave. Houston. Eff. Apt.-Central Air, DWlDisposal, Lg. AUTOMOTIVE Closet. 502 Hawthorne. $200.00 plus elec. Alan Houston. Houston. Spacious, bri9ht, upper 5 room apt., (713)528-4294, 526-9192. security, hardwood, high ceilings, fireplace, SECURITY renovated 4-plex, large closets, off-street, water and Houston. Tired of Montrose? 3BR/3Bath/2 Gar. CENTER Montrose. Richmont Square Apts. One & two gas paid. Cats only, $150 deposit, $295 month. 1215 Garden Villas (Hobby Airport area) 1 acre wooded bedrooms from $295 + elect. Discounts to W. Gray between Montrose and Waugh. Appoint- lot, fenced. All appliances. Central AC/Heat, $550.00 students, teachers and persons over 50 yrs. Many ment (713)522-7260 days, 524-1097 weekends. plus util. Alan (713)528-4294, 528-9192. amenities. (713)522-1035. Houston. Heights: 2-1 fireplace, fenced, appliances, Houston. Montrose Duplex: Spacious two AUGUST SPECIAL Dallas. pets, $375.00, free month. (713)861-2018 evenings. bedrooms, formal living room and dining room, ser- WE PAY THE DEPOSIT vice porch with washer/dryer connections. $450. ELECTRONIC AIC Houston. 2301 Norfolk. Two bedroom studio style Clean, repainted 1 BR apts. in small adult complex. (713)520-9768 METROPOLITAN MANAGEMENT. apartment, central air, hardwood floors downstairs, CHECK and CHARGE Pool, courtyard, laundry. Well-lighted. Mgr. lives on carpet up, off street parking, laundry on site. Houston. Convenient to downtown. Two bedroom, (INCLUDES FREON) property. $365.1mo. (214)526-4990, (214)520-1950, $375.00. METROPOLITAN MANAGEMENT spacious living room with stone fireplace, hard- nights. (713)520-9768. woods, central air and heat, dishwasher, $375.00 Houston. Spacious one bedroom, Medical Center (713)520-9768. METROPOLITAN MANAGEMENT. 1909 Fairview, garage apartment with a $21.95 area, hardwoods, balcony, security gates, on site Houston. large enclosed garage and a small yard, all hard- Houston. Montrose Garage Apt. One bedroom, laundry. $425. (713)520-9768 METROPOLITAN wood floors, new appliances, new floors in the kit- hardwood floors, ceiling fans, black & white tile MANAGEMENT. • ELECTRONIC TUNE-UP chen and bathroom. METROPOLITAN MANAGE- floor in kitchen. $275. (713)520-9768 Houston. Montrose. Student Special! Newly MENT (713)520-9768. METROPOLITAN MANAGEMENT. • AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION renovated large 1-1 in quiet courtyard overlooking Houston. Spacious one bedroom. Medical Center • AIR CONDITIONING pool. Miniblinds, covered parking, mature land- Houston. Montrose modern one bedroom apart- scape, busline, close to St. Thomas, U of H, Rice, ment on a tree lined street; Central air, dishwasher, area. Hardwoods, balcony, security gates, on site • GENERAL REPAIR laundry. $425. (713)520-9768. METROPOLITAN and Med. Center. Ideal for students and profes- disposal, covered parking, mini-blinds; only $300.00 METROPOLITAN MANAGEMENT (713)520-9768. MANAGEMENT. sionals. Free cable. $235. (713)528-5151 Soho. Houston. Garage Apt.-Near Medical Center. 2 Houston. Small cute one bedroom apartment Houston. Large 1-1 den, freshly painted and downstairs in a fourplex, carpeted, mini-blinds, on- renovated. Miniblinds, large walkin closet, carpet, bedroom, heat/AC, new carpet, fresh paint, private. $400.00 per month. No pets. (713)741-4758. ly $225.00. METROPOLITAN MANAGEMENT 1411 TAFT, HOUSTON 522-2190 covered parking, mature landscape, close to univer- (713)520-9768. II sities and Med. Center. Busline, free cable, 1 month Houston. Large spacious apt., loft area, 1 or 2 free. $290. (713)528-5151 Soho. Houston. Montrose/Fairview area: Two bedroom, 2 bedrm., duplex, central A/C, downtown, 1614 ---CLIP & SPEND--- bath, hardwoods and carpet, central air, mini-blinds Houston. Efficiency. Montrose. Close to everything. Alabama $275.00. David (713)526-5751. Very private. Call Roland (713)526-6057, 520-9898. $375. (713)520-9768. METROPOLITAN Houston. Heights. Unique garage apt. 1/1 good MANAGEMENT. Houston. Heights: One bedroom apt. Nice quiet neighborhood. Covered parking space. A cut above! Houston. Montrose: Updated one bedroom, central neat complex, central air, covered parking, no $345.00 plus electricity. Patrick (713)868-1733. air and heat, mini-blinds, gray carpet and hard- children, no pets. $270. 524 Heights Blvd. woods. $375. (713)520-9768 METROPOLITAN (713)436-4662. Houston. Heights. 950 sq. ft. apt. with 2 bedrooms, den, living room & kitchen w/dining area, 1 bath. MANAGEMENT. Houston. Highrise roommate: 2 bedroom luxury CA/H, carpet, back patio, freshly painted & Houston. 711 Fargo. Two bedroom, central air and apartment on 20th floor. Concierge, security, cable, renovated with mini-blinds, $340.00 & utilities. heat, carpet and hardwoods, off street parking. parking garage, food store in building, pool, sauna, (713)869-7072. (713)520-9768. METROPOLITAN MANAGEMENT. exercise room. $300/month, all bills paid. Houston. Bissonnet & Wilcrest. 1 bedroom, 1 bath, Dallas. Lease or purchase! 211V2 studiolWBFP! (713)659-6453. luxury condo, chandelier, mirrored dining & bath High ceilings! NW! Storm windows! Side by side Houston. Heights-Norhill. Brick; remodeled 2-1, walls, mini blinds, WID, Ice maker, all appliances, refrigerator! WID! Patio! Zoned AlC! Spotless!! CAlH, fireplace, new kitchen, bath with skylight, bricked patio, french doors, greenhouse window, $695/month OW (214)823-3264. large deck, washer-dryer, ceiling fans, $425 per security bars, $325 & deposit. (713)933-4567. Dallas. Close to Travis Walk. Small quiet complex month & deposit. (713)861-7367. Dallas. with pool. Effiencies and one bedroom apartments with balconies or patios, mini-blinds, individual AlC, SP ACIOUS LIVING Houston. Heights. 951 Ridge, 1 bdrm., first class GREAT OAKLAWN SPACE condition. No pets. $350.00. plus utilities. Vintage 1924 building with quality ambiance: roommates and small pets ok. From $365 all bills ALL BILLS PAID (713)664-3608. 1 bedroom with balcony $375 + electric + gas. paid. (214)526-0491. Houston. 1-1 condo. 1 mile Galleria and Greenway. Large Efficiency $325 + electric + gas. Dallas. Cole Park area, 1/1, $315, 211 $350, plus 1 MONTH FREE Industrial carpet, vertical blinds, track lighting, ALSO: deposit. Covered parking (214)559-3821. 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Plympton St., Boston, MA 02118 ... (214)821·3288. (713)529-4648for appointment . PAGE 94 TWT AUGUST 8 - AUGUST 14 1986 TWT AUGUST 8 - AUGUST 14 1986 PAGE 95 \WII KEY ~(ALENDAR • FRIDAY SHOW • FRIDAY - AUGUST 8 August 8th (DA) 40 +: Mtg., 7:30p (FW) Agape MCC: Prayer Ser. 7:30p Starring (HO) Cong. Aytz Chaylm: Mtg. MR. TRACY (HO) Integrity: Outdoor Put Luck, 7:30p WEST (HO) Montrose Co. Cntr. "Worried Well," 7p RIKKI O'SHEA (SA) MCCSA Coffeehouse: Servo 7:30-11p ROBBIE ROBERTS ,. ~~ ~ SATURDAY - AUGUST 9 (DA) OP: Miss Gay Texas Finals and guest star ~, (HO) Afflnnation: Mtg., 8p (HO) CCF: Services, 6:30p ••••••••••••••• (HO) Dignity Center. Dignity Mass, 7:30p ~ (HO) Montrose Co. Center. NALGAP Mtg., 7p • SATURDAY SHOW • (HO) No. Houston Professionals: Mtg., 7:30p August 9th MONDAY TUESDAY (UV) Uvalde Organization: Mtg. ...a tropical island paradise and SUNDAY - AUGUST 10 Starring America's premier gay resort area. For (AB) EMCC: Services, 11a & 7p MR. TRACY BEER BUST 75¢VODKA (AM) MCC: Services, 11a & 7p FREE Key West information and brochures $1.00 All You Can Drink DRINKS (AR) Mid-Cities MCC: Services, 11a & 7p RIKKI O'SHEA from member guesthouses write: The Key 6pm-1am 7am-2am (AU) MCC: Services, 11a; 7:30p ROBBIE ROBERTS West Business Guild, P.O. Box 4640-5, Key (AU) Oasis: Serv., 6p West, FL 33041. (CG) MCC: Services, 5p (DA) FUC: Mtg., 7:30p and special guest THURSDAY (DA) Grace Fellowship: Serv., 11a Name _ c (DA) Holy Trinity Comm. Church: Serv., 11am CRYSTAL RAE WEDNESDAY 75 75¢ BOURBON DRINKS (DA) MCCD: Serv., 10:30a, 7:15p Address _ SHOTS SCHNAPPS 7am-2am (DA) UCC: Services, 11a ••••••••••••••• FLAVORED BRANDY (FW) Agape MCC: Services, 11a & 7p 7am-2am DRAWING FOR 13" • SUNDAY SHOW • City State __ Zip_ (GA) MCCG: Services, 11a COLORTV8PM (HO) CCF: Services, 10:45a August 10th PLAY DEAL OF FORTUNE (HO) Bering Mem. Ch.: SeN. 10:50a 1~, 11pm, 12pm. 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AIDS Support, 6:30p TUESDAY- AUGUST 12 ~- BUY 1 GET 1 FREE ~ $5.00-AlI the Well Liquor 17am-8pm Daily (AU) Waterloo Co. Cntr. Adult Children of ~ AT $44.95 PRICE ~ You Can Drink Until4pm Weekends Alcoholics, 8-9:30p (AU) Waterloo Co. Cntr. Lesbian Mothers Support X X Group, 6-7:30p x_ VCR RENTAL AVAILABLE ~ (DA) Grace Fellowship/Oak Cliff: Serv., 7:30p (DA) MCC: Oak Lawn Band Mtg. (HO) C_H.E-: Mtg., 7:30p plus two guest stars E (Offer expires 8·18·86) ~ ~~\...... a Houston (HO) Ho. Data Prof.: Mtg. X X .P Institution (HO) Mont. Co. Cntr. Women's Support Group, 7p X X for eight (HO) Montrose Sym. Band: Reh, 7:30p X X WEDNESDAY - AUGUST 13 (AR) Mid-Cities MCC: Service, 7:30p X X I years (AU) MCC: Services, 7:30p X X HOUSTON (DA) AA: Together Group: Mtg., 8p X X ~ --.--"" ' (DA) Oak Lawn Co. Cnter. AIDS Support, 6p X X (HO) CCF: Bible Study, 7:30p X •• _ x (HO) Mont. Co. Center. Mothers Group Panel x x Discussion, 7p x x (LU) MCC: Servo 7p x x 220 Avondale • 529-7525 (SA) MCCSA: Service, 7:30p xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx xx ------..~.------ TWT AUGUST 8 - AUGUST 14 1986 PAGE 97 PAGE 96 TWT AUGUST 8 - AUGUST 14 1986 \ij)I) THE MONTROSE ~ COUNSELING CENTER ~ _-----JHE GUIDE STEVE D. MARTINEZ, M.D. TEXAS ORGANIZATIONS AUSTIN COUNSELING (Area Code: 512) AIDS PROGRAM B.O.A.T. 720 Brazos SI. #602178701 (Austin) (512)472·3333 Menefee, Mike, Ph.D 1500 W. 6th St 476-5419 Lesbian/Gay Rights Advocates .. P.O. 822 .. Austin/78767 Waterloo Co. Center 6901 N. Lamar #109 452-5966 presents the Lesbian/Gay Oem. of Texas (Dallas).P.O. 64493.(214)821-4838 AUSTIN DENTIST (Area Code:512) L.G.R.A. (Gay Lobby) (Austin) Box 822, 78767 Ralph J. Branch, D.D.S ..... 2907 Duval SI. .... 472-5633 INTERNAJMEDICINE NGAYA (Nat'l Gay Alliance for Young Adults)P.O. 190426 AUSTIN DOCTORS (Area Code:512) INFECTIOUS DISEASES ...... (Dallas) 7521~426 Richardson, Phillip C., MD #7 Medical Arts Sq. 472-0223 Rural Coalition Waller-Zanghi Box 611 (Blum, Tx.) 76627 Smith, Thomas H., MD .. #7 Medical Arts Sq ... 472-0223 SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED Texas Association of Nudists . Box 49636 . Austin/78765 AUSTIN ORGANIZATIONS/HELPLINES (Area Code:512) SAFE SEX DISEASES Texas Gay Rodeo Assoc .... P.O. 66973#1194, (Houston) Adventuring Outdoors Club . P.O. 43918178745 .445-7216 ...... (713)526-5001 Affirmation (Mormon). P.O. 4102178765.458-86081480-8387 AIDS/KS DIAGNOSIS Texas Lesbian/Gay Student Organ. Coalition . AI-Anon-Lambda 5518 Burnet Rd 453-0016 P.O. 275, UT Union Bldg., Austln/78712 (512)441-3678 Alcoholics Anon.-Lambda .. 5518 Burnet Rd .. 453-0016 WORKSHOP Texas Republican Alternative Comm . American Gay Atheists P.O. 8644/78713 OPEN: MON.-FRI. 8:30-5:30 P.O. 1077, Austln/78767 (512)453-5028 Austin AIDS Project P.O. 4874/78765 452-9550 (same day appointment) Uvalde Organization P.O. 1124, Uvalde, TX 78802 Austin Alliance .... 7115 Burnet Rd. #120 458-8050 on the 2nd 4th Monday ABILENE CHURCHES (Area Code: 915) Austin Latino/a Lesbian & Gay Organization . & SATURDAY and THURSDAY Exodus MCC ..... 1925 Collins/P.O. 2473 ..... 673-4134 ...... P.O. 13501178711 of each month at 8:30am-12 noon ABILENE CLUBS (Area Code: 915) Austin Pride Week Task Force P.O. 2619/78768 Walnut SI. Pub 4th & Walnut 677-2522 Austennis 8926 N. Lamar #1003178753 AMARILLO CHURCHES (Area Code: 806) Austin Gay Nudists P.O. 49636/78765 7PM • FREE MCC 2123 S. Polk SI. 383-0084 Austin Lambda .... 7115 Burnett Rd. #120 .... 458-8050 AMARILLO ORGANIZATIONS (Area Code: 806) Austin Les/Gay Pride Week Task Force P.O. 13303/78711 AA (24-hours) 373-6025 Austin VD Screening & Clinic 15 Waller 469-2070 900 LOVETT, SUITE 203 Crisis Intervention 376-4251 Classic Chassis Car Club 451-2329 Positive Image P.O. Box 2342179105-2342 Dignity/Austin (Catholics) P.O. 2686/78768 ARLINGTON BUSINESSES (Area Code: 817) Family & Friends of Les. & Gays 328-3830 Gaspipe III 1407 N. Collins (metro) 461-7711 Gayline P.O. 8559/78712 477-6699 NEXT WORKSHOP ARLINGTON CHURCHES (Area Code: 817) Gay Fathers of Austin 458-6544 Mid-Cities MCC 401 Lillard (metro) 265-5454 Gay & Lesbian Jews of Austin 447-1778 VISA THISMONDAY, AUGUST 11 ARLINGTON CLUBS (Area Code: 817) Gay and Lesbian Students Association P.O. 275, - 6511Arlington 1851 W. Division 275-9138 ...... UT Union Bldg 458-3971 - Little Bear's .. 701 E. Randol Mill Rd (metro)261-9428 Hotline-MH/MR (24 hrs.) .472-HELP Rumors 701 E. Randol Mill Rd. @ Collins Integrity/Episcopalians P.O. 180272178718 451-1802 ARLINGTON ORGANIZATIONSIHELPLlNES(Area Code: 817) Law Students for Gay & Lesbian ConcemsU.T. School of Law Gay/Les. Assoc. of UTAP.O. 120231/76012(metro)265-4639 ...... 727 E. 26thI78705 450-1003 Lambda AA 401 Lillard 861-8260 Lesbian/Gay Political Caucus .. P.O. 822178767 .. 474-2717 Tarrant County Gay Alliance P.O. 11044/FI. Worth, 76109 Lesbian/Gay Rights Advocates P.O. 822178767 ...... 336-8242 Lesbian/Gay Speakers Group .. 7115 Bumett Rd. #120 .. UTA Comm. Servo Cntr. (psychiatric help) 273-2165 ...... 458-8050 AUSTIN ADULT BOOKSTORES (Area Code: 512) Lesbian/Gay Unitarians 454-2441 Austin News & Video ..... 7103 Hwy. 290 929-3737 Republican All. Comm. P.O. Box 1077178767-1077 453-5028 Mr. Video-UT 1910 Guadalupe 473-0407 River City FrontRunners 345-7284 Ms. Video 718 Red River 478-0243 QUEST Nick Nickel 453-0728 Oasis Bookstore 9601 N. 1-35 835-7208 S.T.D. Clinic 15 Waller 469-2070 River City Newsstand .. 8004 Research Blvd 459-8274 Texas Gay Rodeo Assoc 442-1628 River City University 613 W. 29th 477-0457 Womenspace 2330 Guadalupe 472-3053 AUSTIN BUSINESSES/SERVICES (Area Code 512) BAYTOWN ORGANIZATIONS (Area Code 713) Designer Hair Club (Hair Restoration & Replacement) Baytown Lambda Group 427-1378 SUNDAY: ...... 9010 N. 1-35 #105 834-1231 Young Adults for Social Unity (Lambda) 447-0207 Forbidden Fruit 512 Neches 478-8358 BEAUMONT BUSINESS (Area Code: 409) MONDAY: J.M. Auto Service 603 E. 45 450-1075 James D. Courts (Hypnotherapist)2626 Calder #101833-6933 Liberty Books 1014B N. Lamar Blvd 495-9737 BEAUMONT CHURCHES (Area Code: 409) TUESDAY: Meyer Constructlon .. 5OO So. Congress #143 .. 476-1755 Golden Triangle Church of Christian Falth786-36451866-7189 WEDNESDAY: Meyer Electric 1602 Sanchez 499-8594 BEAUMONT CLUBS (Area Code: 409) Reservations Unltd 312 E. Rundberg Lane 837-4646 Copa 304 Orleans 832-4206 Taylor, Scott (photography)(TWT Magazine) 926-0253 Scandals 653 Park 833-7313 AUSTIN CHURCHES (Area Code: 512) BEAUMONT ORGANIZATIONS (Area Code: 409) JOIN US WEDNESDAYS'POR Dignity/Catholic P.0.2686/78768 Lambda Group AA 721-4234 First Unitarian Church 452-6168 Triplex AIDS Network P.O. 6636/77705 833-6608 Integrity/Episcopalians P.O. 160272178718 451-1802 BRYAN/COLLEGE STATION CLUBS (Area Code: 409) A CHANCE 10 WIN IHIS CAR MCCA 1100 Springdale Rd 929-3860 Crossing 222 North Main 779-7039 Oasis Ministry 3704 Jefferson 441-9191/834-8357 Under Construction Wellbom Rd 693-4045 AUSTIN CLUBS (Area Code: 512) BRYAN/COLLEGE STATION ORGANIZATIONSIHELPLINES NO PURCHASE NECESSARY Back Street 611 E. 7th 477-3391 (Area Code: 409) - Badlands Enter thru Snuffy's 479-8965 Gay Student Network .. P.O. 13870/C.s.177841 .. 696-9486 COMES COMPLETE WITH ~ BUMPER STICKER .... Boathouse 407 Colorado 474-9667 Gay Student Services P.O. 8109177844 .... 775-1797 •••••• Chain Drive 602 E. 7 478-0295 Caritas MCC 401 E. 31st(Bryan) 775-7219 Crossing 611 Red River .....•.... 476-3611 CORPUS CHRISTI CHURCH (Area Code: 512) AUGUST 14JOCK SHORT &- DANCE CONTEST, 10PM •••• Hall's 404 Colorado 473-2501 THURSDAY: • • MCC 1705 10th St. 882-TALK with M.C. Brucella DeVall ••• •• • Nexus 401 East 2 495-9553 CORPUS CHRISTI CLUBS (Area Code: 512) Rupert's 617 Red River 477-1128 Hidden Door 1003 Morgan Ave 882-0183 FRIDAY: BEER BUST, 8PM-MIDNIGHT • ••••• Sally's ApI. 2828 Rio Grande 478-8782 •• Other Door 1911 So. Staples 882-0042 SATURDAY: BEER BUST, 8PM-MIDNIGHT •• ••••_. _ _••• Snuffy's Saloon 113 San Jacinto 479-8965 CORPUS CHRISTI ORGANIZATIONSIHELPLINES ...... Uncle Charlie's 1301 Lavaca 474-6481 (Area Code: 512) TWT AUGUST 8 - AUGUST 14 1986 TWT AUGUST 8 - AUGUST 14 1986 PAGE 99 PAGE 98 Coastal Bend AIDS Foundation. Box 331416 .883-CARE G&G Property Mgmt .2607 Throckmorton #107 .521-2910 MCC-Dallas 2701 Reagan 526-622·1 Whole Woman Center ... P.O. 140504175214 ... 324.8751 Gay Alcoholics Anon 1705 10th SI. 991-4506 Gasplpe #1 4422 Maple 526-5982 Oak Lawn Christian Center 3920 Cedar Springs528-4233 DALLAS DOCTORSIDENTISTS (Area Code: 214) Helpline 882-8255 Gasplpe #2 9191 Forest Lane #5 699-3955 Oak Lawn Church of Religious Sclence349-B370!744-5554 Community Medical Clinic .3911 Lemmon Ave.. 520.1810 Parents & Friends of Lesbians & Gays (Vel)937-2311 Glide Lubricant 4001 Bouser 526-6372 DALLAS CLUBS (Area Code: 214) Fraternali, Paul D~ 4310 Westside #G 522-2000 Texas Riviera Empire 747 Lum 993-5973 Lobo Bookshop 4008 "C" Cedar Springs 522-1132 Arena 4025 Maple Ave 522-7572 Olson, Richard M.• D.O 3911 Lemmon 520-1810 DALLAS ACCOMODATIONS (Area Code: 214) Logan & Glass Consolidated Services4001 Bouser526-6372 Baby's 3501 McKinney 521-4748 Saginaw, Michael, D.P.M. (foot sp.)3505 Turtle Creek #510 Logan's Point 4001 Bouser 526-6372 Mel's Area Movers (metro)326-0181 Buddies 3415 Mahanna 526-8720 .. 745-1020 and 5034 Royal Lane #250 .. 369-5619 DALLAS ADULT THEATRES (Area Code: 214) Memorabllias 3908 Cedar Springs 522-6801 Copa of Dallas 115 N. Carroll 821-6425 Wycliff Medical 2525 Wycliff #113 559-4450 Continental Theatre ..... 2036 Commerce 742-0022 Memorabillas Boutique ..... 3109 Regan 521-8217 Crews Inn 3215 N. Fitzhugh 526-9510 Watson, Dr. Terry R. 3911 Lemmon 520·1810 La Cage 1812 W. Mockingbird 630·7071 Mockingbird Paint & Body .6650 Harry Hines .358-4155 Dentyne's Patio 3911 Cedar Springs 526-0690 DALLAS FITNESS CENTER (Area Code: 214) DALLAS ATTORNEYS (Area Code: 214) Move Masters 521-8155 Eighth Day 2509 N. Fitzhugh 827-3765 Fitness Exchange ..... 2525 Inwood #233 ..... 956·8311 Birdwell, Jerry R. 357-3311 Nast AccountingfTax Tom Nast 941-4384 Ernie'S Wild Crowd 2215 N. Fitzhugh 826-0916 DALLAS ORGANIZATIONSIHELPLINES (Area Code: 214) Day, Kim K 522-2281 Newlon, Sandra G. (C.P.A.)3900 Lemmon Ave.,#220526-5292 4001 4001 Cedar Springs 522-4001 AIDS Hotline 351-4335 Holt, Robert B.OCOJackson 1IfiJJ, Founders Sqm2027480353 Oak Lawn Records 3810 Congress #121 521-0350 Fraternity 3963 Cedar Springs 559-3257 AIDS Resource Center .;3920 Cedar Springs .. 521·5124 Kowalski, John 3210 Oak Lawn 526·9699 Off the Street 3921 Cedar Springs 521·9051 Hideaway 4144 Buena Vista 559-2966 Alcoholics Annonymous (Dallas Lambda AA) 487·7667 Nelson, M. William .. 1010 Regency Plaza, 3710 Rawlins Omnl Video 4OOO-CCedar Springs 559-3009 Hidden Door 5025 Bowser 526-9211 ...... (Live & Let Live) 871·9447 ...... Box 9/75219 526·9881 Premier Travel 1440 Empire Central #160 630-4911 High Country 3121 Inwood 351-2278 Alcohol Treatment Center 3949 Maple 559-4350 Stewart, Charles L. 3500 Oak Lawn #400 521·3804 Rod Comedy Entertainment Agency 943-1330 J.J.'s 1909 N. Henderson 824·1691 Beth EI Binah (Jewish) 521·82881526.2085 Solomon, King 3500 Oak Lawn #400 521·3804 Scott's Abler Movers (metro)263-7oo7 Jugs 3414 Kings Rd 521·3474 Branding Iron Club P.O. 190471/75219 286-9478 DALLAS BATHS (Area Code: 214) Shades of Grey(Leather, etc.)1925 Greenville Ave.828-4739 JR's 3923 Cedar Springs 528-1004 BWMT (BlacklWhite Men Together) 521-3146 Club Body Center 2616 Swiss 821-1990 TWT Magazine. 3900 Lemmon Ave. at Reagan#220175219 No Name Bar 2513 N. Fitzhugh 826·3200 CHRYSALIS (Home Care & Hospice)3300 W. Mockingbird Midtowne Spa 2509 Pacific 821-8989 ...... 521-0622 North Forty Saloon 6316 Denton Dr. 350-6327 #132 956·7977 DALLAS BUSINESSESISERVICES (Area Code: 214) Union Jack 3918 Cedar Springs 526-9604 Old Plantation 3911 Cedar Springs 949-2398 Concerned Amer.IPreservlHuman Rights 233·3100 Abacus Printing 3810 Congress #123 526-1332 DALLAS CHURCHES (Area Code: 214) Patrick's 2629 Oak Lawn 522·5481 Couples (Metro Dallas) 559-4486 All City Insurance 4311 Lemmon 559-0806 Abundant Life Church of Truth. P.O. 683175221 .826-7671 Round·Up Saloon 3912·14 Cedar Springs 522·9611 Dallas Alternative Businessmen's Assoc.522-6477/522-0098 ..... 341 W. Jefferson 943-3688 Affirmation (Methodist) 948-1546 Sassy's Two 3319 Raleigh 521-0202 DAG.L.E.S P.O. Box 25241/75225 881·1291 .. 3510 W. Walnut (Garland) .. 494-6000 Affirmation (Mormon) 871·2824 Tramps 4117 Maple Ave 741·9426 Dallas Emergency 744-4444 Bi-Cuts Hair Salon .... 3905 Cedar Springs 522·1646 Bethany Presbyterian Church 528-4084 Throckmorton Mine Co... 3014 Throckmorton .. 521-4205 Dallas Gay Alliance P.O. 190712175219 528-4233 ...... 4200 Hershel #6 522·1646 Christian Outreach Servo (Evangelegical Support Group) TRII 5025 Lemmon Ave 526·2340 Dallas Gay Archives 3930 Cedar Springs Casey Conner (House Cleaning) 946-1446 P.O. 671371/75367 783-6932 Trestle 412 S. Haskell 828-4959 Dallas Gay Black Coalition P.O. 190712 528-4233 Community Bookstore .. 3930 Cedar Springs .. 521-8919 Church of Christ (support group) 691-1179 DALLAS COUNSELING (Area Code: 214) , Dallas Gay & Lesbian Engineers & Scientists . Crestmont Apts 3328 Cedarplaza Lane 521-2851 Complete Joy P.O. 671371/75367 783-6932 Boothman, Michael 5415 Maple #419 631·5217 ...... P.0.17298 FI. Worth/76102 881·1291 Crossroads Market 3930 Cedar Springs 521-8919 DlgnitylDalias P.O. 190133/75219-0133 520-2554 Corley, Andre C.S.W 357·2371 Dallas Girth & Mirth P.O. 28857175226-0857 Douglas Park Apts 3109 Douglas 748-6550 Emergence (Christian Scientist) P.O. 2878175221 522-3086 Herrbold,Susan, M.S.5327N. Central @ Airline, #318526-3374 Dallas On Tap P.O. 190973/75219 960·1927 Electrolysis for Men 528-0759 Evangelicals Concerned (D/FW Chapter) . Julian, Debra, M.S 644·8757 Dallas Outdoors P.O. 35474/75235 Evans-Harris Realtors (Daryl Denny) 526-6216 ..... Box 532332 Grand Prairie/75053 642·3185 Merris, Vicki L., R.N., M.S.w 631·5217 Dallas Tavern Guild 3900 Lemmon #220 526·5292 Fantastic Voyage Travel 522-5215 First Unitarian Church of Dallas 4015 Normandy Park Cities Counseling .. 5327 N. Central at Airline #318 Deaf Action Center 521-0407 Fish Etc .4025 Lemmon Ave 521-1910 Grace Fellowship 2727 Oaklawn Ave 528-2811 ...... 526·3374 Drug Treatment Center 2701 Inwood 956-7181 Foto Plus 3218 Oaklawn 526-6202 Holy Trinity Community Church 4402 Roseland 827·5088 Oak Lawn Counseling Ctr. .... 5811 Nash .... 351·1502 Experience Weekend 12262 Inwood #1206175234 "" / T,.adifional $undag COMMUNITY Dr. Richard M. Olson, D.O. MEDICAL , announces his association with Ba,.-B-Quel Dr. Michael R. Noss, D.O. CLINIC now providing services at A,.e Beekl]! ~J two convenient locations: Discreet & Personal Care i EVERY SUNDAY, 2·4PM By Appointment Only ..•.. 3911 Lemmon Ave., Dallas (214)520-1810 • General medicine • Discreet, confidential, individualized 3434 East Highway 67 $2.00 LOCKERS ON: • Diagnoses and treatment Building C, Suite 140 MONDAY NIGHTS IN HOUSTON of sexually transmitted diseases Mesquite AND ON WEDNESDAY NIGHTS • SANUS & HUMANA Physicians (214)613-3030 IN DALLAS Available (1·30at Motley-Next to Mesquite Community Hospital) • Extended Hours Office Hours by Appointment (Saturdays-Mesquite) 3911 LEMMON AVE. • Discreet • Confidential DALLAS, TEXAS • Individualized (214) 520-1810 • General Medicine (Telephone answered 24 hours a day) \. ,) PAGE100 TWT AUGUST8 - AUGUST14 1986 STD Clinic 1936 Amelia CI. .•..... 920-7950 Friends & Relatives of Gays 845 E. Arapaho #107, Lambda AA 763-1401 Presbytery of New Covenant (Pres. Ctr.) .... 41 Oakdale Stonewall Group (Narcotics Anon.) 699-9306 Richardson, TX 644-8757 HOUSTON ADULTMDEO BOOKSTORES (Area Code: 713) ...... 526·2585 Foundation for Human Understanding3920 Cedar Springs Suicide & Crisis Center 828-1000 Ballpark 1830 W. Alabama . Rothko Chapel 1409 Sui Ross 524.9839 ...... 5284233 Teach Only Love (Course in Miracles) P.O. 35633/75235 Big City News & Video .. 10105 Gulf Frwy. So 947-8999 St. Stephens Epis. Ch 1605 W. Alabama Forty Plus (40+) ..... 3920 Cedar Springs ..... 5284233 ...... 3530057 Mangum Rd. News 3837 Mangum Rd 956-2991 Unitarian Men's Group 528-1571 Gay Academic Union of N. TX. P.O. 2402175221 221·7410 Texas Gay Rodeo Assoc. (Dallas) . Richmond News 1201 Richmond Weslayan Fellowship 664.8899 Gay Community Center .. 3920 Cedar Springs .. 5284233 . c/o DGA . .3920 Cedar Springsl75219 .522·9455 Stadium Bookstore 4629 W. 34th SI. 683-1886 HOUSTON CLUBS (Area Code: 713) Gay Hispanic Coalition of Dallas . THRF P.O. 191312175219 Studz News 1132 W. Alabama . Bacchus 523 Lovett 523-3396 ...... P.O. 190922175219 324·5220 (Texas Human Rights Foundation) HOUSTON ADULT THEATRES (Area Code: 713) Barn 710 Pacific 528-9427 Gay/Lesbian Young Adults 3920 Cedar Springs 5284233 Texas Sidekicks (cloggers) ...... 330-0100 French Quarter 3201 Louisiana 527-0782 Bayou Landing 534 Westheimer 526·7519 Gayline (Comm. Res. Cntr.). P.O. 190835175219 .36~283 T.R.U.S.T. (adolescent children of gay/lesbian parents) '" HOUSTON ATIORNEYS (Area Code: 713) Bears 6121 Hillcroft 777·BEAR Gay Mensa ...... 522-3867 Adolescent Support Group 631-5217 Gaitz, Michael 9575 Katy Frwy. #450 468-3997 Brazos River Bottom 2400 Brazos 528-9192 Gay Parents . 467·2038 Turtle Creek Chorale .... P.O. 190806175219 521·1053 Green, Bill (24 hours) 266-1004 Briar Patch 2294 Holcombe 865·9678 Gay Unitarians 528-3990 Violence Against Gays NGTF Hotline 1-800-221·7044 O'Kane Patricia 3212 Smith#102 526-7911 Chutes 1732 Westheimer 523·2213 Greater Dallas Info & Referral Service 747-3711 Womyn Together P.O. 190712175219 5284233 HOUSTON BATHS (Area Code: 713) Club Flamingo '.' 907 Westheimer 527·8830 Greater Dallas Music Foundation 960-1927 DALLAS RESTAURANTS (Area Code: 214) Club Body Center 2205 Fannin 659-4998 Copa II 2631 Richmond 528-2259 Integrity (D/FW) .. P.O. Box 190331175219-{)331 .. 52Hl018 Hunky's 4000 Cedar Springs 522·1212 Midtowne Spa 3100 Fannin 522·2379 Cousins 817 Fairview 528-9204 Interdemonimational-Study Group (GLCF of Sherman/Denio Wok Restaurant 4006 Cedar Springs 528-0000 HOUSTON BUSINESSESISERVICES Cutters 604 Pacific 524·7933 son) ... 2424 Hwy. 75N Lot 27, Sherman, Tx. 75090 DALLAS THEATRES (Area Code: 214) (Area Code: 713) Dirty Sally's 220 Avondale 529-7525 L.A.M.B.D.A. (Bowling) 331-64481522-4678 Granada 3524 Greenville Ave 823-9610 A·l Key & Lock 1612 Westhelmer 526-2657 EJJ's 1213 Richmond 527·9071 Lesbian/Gay Democrats of Dallas CountyP.O. 190302175219 Inwood Theatre 5458 Lovers Lane 352-6040 Advance Travel 10700 NW Fwy 682·2002 Exile 1011 Bell 659-{)453 ...... 526-0600 Pocket Sandwich Theatre.1611 Greenville Ave .. 821·1860 Ascot Leasing (Auto Leasing) 973-0070 Galleon 2303 Richmond 522·7616 Lesbian/Gay Democrats of Texas .P.O.64493 .821-4638 EL PASO CLUBS (Area Code: 915) Basic Brothers Clothing 1220 Westhelmer 522·1626 Heaven Pacific @ Grant 521·9123 Lutherans Concerned...... 521·5615 Old Plantation 219 S. Ochoa 533-6055 Chateaux Dljon Apts 5331 Bever1y Hills 626-3860 Hole (Miss Alabama) 109 Tuam 528-9128 Metroplex Republicans P.O. 191033175219 987-4132 San Antonio Mining Co 800 E. San Antonio .. 546-9903 Dog House (Pet Supplies( ... 2121 Richmond 5284915 JR's 608 Pacific 521·2519 Narcotics Anon 24 Hrs 699-9306 EL PASO ORGANIZATIONS (Area Code: 915) Downbeat Records ..... 2111 Richmond 523-8348 Just Marion & Lynn's 903 Richmond 528-9110 N.O.w. Lesbian Rights 3108 Routh SI. .. 742-6918 Alpha Plasma Center 720 Texas Ave 532·5322 Doug's Electronics (TV Repair, etc.)4212 Woodhead526-2358 Kindred Spirits 4902 Richmond 623-6135 Oak Lawn Block Assoc P.O. 190408175219 Dignity/EI Paso P.O. Box 26523 Eagle, The 1544 Westheimer 524·7383 Los Jorges 5605 Washington Ave 869-5599 Oak Lawn Bowling Association Jim 528-2963 MCC EI Paso 2201 Mills, P.O. 3121 ..... 542·1227 Eurotan 3701 Montrose 529-5100 Mary's 1022 Westheimer 528-8851 Oak Lawn Country Cloggers 526-6486 FORT WORTH BUSINESSES (Area Code: 817) Futonia (Futons) 2301 Westhelmer 521·2260 Michaels 428 Westhelmer 529-2506 Oak Lawn Symphonic Band 960-1927 All City Insurance 4119-B E. Lancaster . Greenway Place Apts 3333 Cummins Lane .. 623·2034 Montrose Mining Co 605 Pacific 529-7488 Oak Lawn Tennis Assoc .... P.O. Box 11389 739-2726 ...... 534·5111/Metro 817·540-0960 He & She Productions 2205 Montrose 523·5293 NRG 901 N. Shepherd 863-0010 Oz (Computer BBS) Login:guest 528-0110 Grany's Gift Shop ..... 865 So. Jennings ..... 335-8360 Heights Nursery 321 E. 10th 869-7740 Numbers 300 Westhelmer Parents Anonymous 264-11 08 Scott's Abler Movers.. . (metro)263-7oo7 Hollie Hollister Photography (TWT) 222-6717 Outlaws, The 1419 Richmond 528-8903 Police Harassment Reporting 5284233 Yours Truly .... 3408-A Camp Bowie .... 334-0122 I.W. Marks Jewelry .... 3841 Bellaire Blvd 668-5000 Paper Moon 402 Lovett 630·0040 Presbyterians for Lesbian/Gay Concems 823-2317 FORT WORTH CHURCHES (Area Code: 817) Joana Powers (Handwriting Analyst)I2220 Beechnut #234 Ralph's 1658 Westheimer unlisted Pride III 3920 Cedar Springs 5284233 Agape MCC 4615 S.E. Loop 820 535-5002 ...... Houston, TX 77072 Ranch 9150 S. Main 666·3464 Razzle-Dazzle Dallas, Inc P.O. 224562175222-4562 Evangelicals Concerned (DIFW Chapter) . Kwik·Kopy 3317 Montrose 522·1896 Rascals 2702 Kirby ...... •.... 524-6272 SMU-Gay/Lesbian Student Org P.O. 1636175275 ..... Box 532332 Grand Prairie/75053 642·3185 Missouri Street Gallery .... 1006 Missouri 526·3663 Ripcord 521·2792 FORT WORTH CLUBS (Area Code: 817) Montrose Venture Wholesale .2205 Montrose .527-0686 D.J.'s. . . . . 1308 SI. Louis 927·7321 Movemasters 1925 Westhelmer 630-6555 Miss Ellie's...... coming soon Pet Shop & Bird Clinic3118 Smith @ Westheimer529-7286 Other Place...... 200 N. Vacek 335-1901 RMS Automotive 1759 Westheimer 529-5855 Partners 1612 Park PI...... 927·9546 Record Rack 3109 S. Shepherd 524-3602 The 651 Club 651 S. Jennings 332-0745 Rinn's Speedy Printing 1617 W. Alabama 527-0027 The Lumber Company 700 S. Jennings 332-0192 Ruhlman Design 2205 Montrose 527·9698 Vickery Station 224 E. Vickery 654·1108 Specs Unlimited 4709 Richmond 961·9705 FORT WORTH ORGANIZATIONSIHELPLINES Stacy Kogan Furs 7700 San Felipe, 3rd fl. 785-6700 (Area Code: 817) Taft Automotive Center 1411 Taft 522·2190 Branding Iron Club. P.O. 190471/Dallas 75219 .923-2598 TexEscort (mOdels/escorts/masseurs) 524·9511 Cowtown Symphonic Band .... Karl Lewis 572-0001 Tom's Pretty Fish .(supplies) .224 Westheimer .520-6443 Crisis/Suicide Intervention (24 hours help) 336·3355 Touch of Leather Shop ..... 817 Fairview 528-9204 Dallas Gay Lesbian Engineers & Scientists . Travel Reservations, Inc. . .. P.O. 616177001 523·3444 LISA'S RECORDINGS ..... P.O. 25241/Dallas/75225-1241 294·9962 TWT Graphics (Art, Design, Typesetting) 527·9111 Dignity/FI. Worth .... 4503 Bridge SI176103 283-8588 Union Jack 1212 Westhelmer 528-9600 FI. Worth Counseling Cntr.lAIDS Project & Referrals Wit & Wisdom of Oscar Wilde Booksll03 California522·9808 * * ...... 659 So. Jennings 335-1994/335-1995 HOUSTON CHURCHES & RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS * In the middle of the night when * FI. Worth Gay Pride Assoc. P.O. 3235176113294-24471877-4419 (Area Code: 713) there's no one else Imperial Court-Golden Lion...... 870-1364 Affirmation-Mormon (David) 523·9821 * * Knights of Malta...... 589-{)913 Aytz Chaylm (JewiSh) 688-8997 Lambda AA .. 332-3533 Bering Memorial UMC 1440 Harold 526·1017 * * Longhorn Bowling Assoc.. . . . Joan 624-2151 Chapel of the Woodlands. 7500 Plnemont#503 .460·1712 * Two Girls 1-900-410-3600 * Longhom Imperial Council 870-1364 Church of Christ 524·9281 Lutherans Concemed P.O. 861, Bedford 76109 834-7633 Church of the Resurrection (SE Houston) 489-0167 * * Parents & Friends & Lesbians & Gays 834-8943 Church of the Rock .... 10133 Long Point 580-8456 : Domination 1-900-410-3800 : Pleasure Chest (gay computer BBS) 926-6034 Community Gospel Church .. 3207 Montrose .. 521-0511 Tarrant Co. Gay AliiaoceP.O. 11044176109336- TCGAf336.8242 Congregation Aytz Chayim (Jewish Group)728-5181/686-8997 Texas Gay Rodeo Association P.O. 786176101 Dignity (Gay Catholics) ... P.O. 66821/77266 ... 523·7644 * Gay 1-900-410-3700* V.D. Clinic 1800 University 870-7223 Emergence (Christian SCience)P.O. 613, Bellaire Texl77401 W.A.D.S 7405 Gaston Ave 457·9422 ...... 865·2642 * * FORT WORTH RESTAURANTS (Area Code 817) First Unitarian Church .... 5210 Fannin SI. .... 526·1571 D.J.'s Restaurant 1308 SI. Louis 927·7321 Gay & Lesbian Mormons. 1713 Westhelmer #6040/77098 :* No Membership Necessary :* GALVESTON BUSINESS (Area Code: 409) ...... : 568-1413 Garza's Liquor & Beer Mart .... 1102 Strand .... 763-5920 Gay People in Christian Science. P.O. 613/Bellaire/77401 GALVESTON CLUBS (Area Code: 409) ...... 665·2642 * 50¢ toll first minute, 35¢ each additional minute * Garbo's 413 21st SI. 763-5922 Houston Interfaith Alliance 668-8997 Kon-Tiki 315 23rd (Tremont) 763-9031 Integrity (Episcopalian) . P.O. 66008177266-6008 .524·1489 Mary's II 2502 QV, SI. 763-9435 Living Water ChurchMaln & Blodgett (Holiday Inn)271-6472 Robert's laFitte 25th & Q SI. 765-9092 Lutherans Concerned 521-0863/931-0648 SPS Club 2214 Mechanic 763-9334 MCCR 1919 Decatur 861·9149 GALVESTON ORGANIZATIONS (Area Code: 409) MCC New Freedom in Grace .829 Yale/77008 .863-8377 Metropolitan Community Church 1824 Broadway 765-7626 Pentecostal Family of Montrose 521-0511 PAGE 102 TUJT AUGUST 8 - AUGUST 14 1986 TUJT AUGUST 8 - AUGUST 14 1986 PAGE 103 Hazelwitch Productions P.O. 66242177266 Rock 'N' Horse 5731 Kirby 520-9910 River Oaks W. Gray & Shepherd 524-2175 River City Living Church311 Melrose PI.822-1121/734.()377 stuoto 13 1318 Westhelmer 521-9030 Herpes H.E.L.P. Hotline 996-9414 The Group (Theatre Workshop) .. 3217 Fannin .. 522-2204 Homophile Interfaith Alliance 729 Manor 523-6969 Trinity Council 311 Melrose/78212 The 611 Hyde Park at Stanford 528-9079 KEY WEST, FLORIDA BUSINESS (305) SAN ANTONIO CLUBS (Area Code: 512) Venture-N 2923 S. Main 522'()()()() Houston Bar Owners Assoc. (HOBO) %528-9192 Key West Business Guild (information)P.O. 4640-S/33041 Hou-Tex Tennis Club David 926-7171 Ab's Westernalre 622 Roosevelt 533-9928 LONGVIEW CHURCHES (Area Code: 214) Bonham Exchange 411 Bonham 271-3811 HOUSTON COUNSELING (Area Code: 713) Houston Area Gay & Lesbian Engineers & Scientists Faith Community Church .. 1116 S. Mobberly .. 757-7338 Felps, Stuart Ph.D 524-8277 P.O. 86631177006 439-1879 Copa 1430 No. Main 225-7330 LONGVIEW CLUB (Area Code: 214) Crew 309 W. Market 223.()333 Gonzales, A.; MSW, CSW 527-9302 Houston Council of Clubs 526-8054 Rainbow Connection .. 2110 S. Eastman Rd... 757-5593 Hewes, Ted, MSW. (psychotherapy) 665'()496 Houston Data Professionals 523-6922 Downtown SA 240 Broadway 223-6285 LUBBOCK ORGANIZATIONS (Area Code:606) EI Jardin 106 Navarro 223-7177 Hinkle, David, MD; Kingan, Peter, MH; Treese, Gary, MSW Houston Gay Health Advocates .. Box 66123 .. 790-9448 Dignity/Lubbock P.O. 10752179417 763-9155 (Psy. & Family Therapy Center)34oo Montrose #501 Houston Flag & Drill Corps 952-2776 French Connection 330 San Pedro 225-2353 IntegritylW. Tex. (Episcopalians)Box 10752179417839-2809 Gemini Club 504 Pleasanton Rd 923-9918 ...... 522-9816 Houston Health Dept. ... 1115 N. McGregor 222-4201 Lubbock Gay Alliance .... P.O. 64746179464 796-2403 Miss Ellie's 2015 2015 San Pedro 733-3365 Montrose Counseling Ctr ... 900 Lovett #203 .. 529.()()37 Houston North ProfessionalsP.O.3840 Humblel77347821-7128 MCC 5501 34th/P.O. 64574; 79464 . Professional Counseling Services 523-7239 Houston Outdoor Group 680-3144/521-3841 Noo Zoo 10127 Coachllght 341-4778 Student Services for Les/GaysTexas Tech. US.O.S. Office Phazez 119 EI Mlo 342-9053 Town & Country Psychiatry, Tony Carroll, MSW 932-9999 Houston Tennis Club Rich 524-2151 Box 8179409-4310 742-2192 Rose, The 4121 Gardendale 696-4944 Wm. Scott & Assoc 900 Lovett 529-1913 Ingersoll Speakers Bureau (Gay Atheist) . P.O. 391/77401 McALLEN CLUBS (Area Code: 512) Sliver Dollar Saloon 1418 N. Main 227-2623 HOUSTON MEDICAL PROFESSIONALS: Interact (over 40) P.O. 16041/77022 529-7014 Bumpers 1617 N. llV, SI. 687-9922 HOUSTON CHIROPRACTOR (Area Code: 713) It's O.K. (AIDS Support Group) 529-2416 Snuffy's Saloon 820 San Pedro 224-7739 Other Face 200 N. 29th 686-9635 SAN ANTONIO COUNSELING (Area Code: 512) Martin, Dr. Jerry .. 3233 Weslayan #191 .. 963.()Q80,ext. 1 Jerry Kauffman Cancer Fund 778-4106 P.B.D.'s Lounge Ware Rd. © Daffodil 682-8019 HOUSTON DENTISTS (Area Code: 713) KPFT Radio 419 Lovett 526-4~ JOhnson, Toby, Ph.D.... 1616 San Pedro #10 ... 732-4~ MESQUITE DOCTORSIDENTISTS (Area Code: 214) Menefee, Michael, Ph.D.. 7744 Broadway #103.821-5905 Butler, Ron DDS 427 Westhelmer 524'()538 Lambda Alanon 521-9772 Olson, Richard M., D.O.3434 E. Highway 67, Bldg. C #140 Smith, Bruce W., DDS 1006 Missouri 529-4384 Lambda Center For Alcoholics .. 1214 Joanne .. 521-9772 Menchaca Jr, Reymundo ...... •...... 647-7563 ...... 613-3030 SAN ANTONIO ORGANIZATIONS (Area Code: 512) HOUSTON DOCTORS (Area Code: 713) Lone Star Nudist Group Box 740572177274 MIDLAND/ODESSA CHURCH (Area Code: 915) Alamo Human Rights Comm 656-1487 Martinez, Steve M.D. .4126 SW Freeway #1000 .621-7771 Lower Westheimer Police Community Center .. 529-3100 Free to Be (AA) 3201 W. Wall (Midland) .... 669-6339 Montrose Clinic 803 Hawthorne info-528-5531 Metropolitan Wind Ensemble 529-9610 Alcohol Counseling 227 Guilbeau 226-9241 MCC 3201 W. Wall, Midland, P.O. 1152179702 Alcohol Counseling & Detox MHMR 421 6th SI. 225-4227 · business 528-5535 Miss Camp America P.O. 142 Bellaire, Texl77401 ...... 669-6339 Strauss, Gerald Z., MD .4242 S.W. Frwy, #300 .877-8805 Montrose Area NOW P.O. 96714177213 Alpha Plasma Center 302 S. Flores 224-1749 NACOGDOCHES ORGANIZATION (Area Code: 409) Church Theatre 1150 S. Alamo 224-4085 Wonnacott, J. Brian, M.D.. 1740 W. 27th #221 .669'()115 Montrose Art Alliance c/o GLAS (Gay/Lesbian Association of Students) . Crisis Hotline (lOa-lOp) 733-1111 HOUSTON OPTOMETRISTS (Area Code: 713) Montrose Chamber Singers 526-3810 Stephen F. Austin Univ., Box 5813 75962560-9606 Crisis Hotline (24 hrs) 227-4357 Johnson, Dr. Thomas .... 4709 Richmond .... 961-9705 Missouri SI. Gallery ..... 1006 Missouri 526-3663 NEW ORLEANS ACCOMODATION (504) HOUSTON FITNESS CENTER (Area Code: 713) Montrose Chamber Singers 526-3810 DetOXification Center 622 Dolorosa 225-5481 New Orleans Guest House .1118 Ursullnes SI. .566-1177 Drug Abuse MHMR 3721A S. Presa SI. 533-9156 Fitness Exchange 2900 Richmond 524-9932 Montrose Co. Cloggers .456-8861 HOUSTON ORGANIZATIONSIHELPLINES (Area Code: 713) Montrose Computer Conn.P.O. Box 66895/77266526-3737 NATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS Fiesta Run P.O. 169672178280-3272 Forward Foun., Inc. (community education) 224-7663 A Capella Chorus (Church of Christ Gays) 528-1852 Montrose Mailbox (Computer Connection) 527-8566 AIDS Action Counsel729 8th SI. SE, #2OOWash.D.C.l2~3 Gay Fathers of SA P.O. 15495/78212 653-8544 ACLU 1238 W. Gray 524-5925 Montrose Awareness Patrol Group 527-8438 ...... (202)547-3101/547-3102 Gay Switchboard 733-7300 AID for AIDS P.O. 66414/77266 526-6077 Montrose Singers .(a gay men's chorusXMlke) .526-3810 AIDS Information recording t-800-342-AIDS Helpline (Drug Abuse Central) 225-4066 AIDS Foundation 3400 Montrose, #700 524-AIDS Montrose Sports Assoc (Director) Nick 777-1823 Nat'l Gay Health Ed. Foundation .. P.O. 784, NYC 10036 Integrity P.O. 15006/78212 734'()759 AIDS Hotline c/o Switchboard 529-3211 · Biliiards Dennis 721-6505 ...... (212)563-6313 Lambda AA 1312 Wyoming 225-5611 A Place In the Sun 522-7695 · Bridge Jim 662-7397 Gay & Lesbian Press Association . Lutherans Concerned P.O. 290008I78520696'()307/734'()759 American Gay Atheists P.O. 66711177266 527-9255 ... Monday Mens Bowling ... Tommy 699-8160 P.O.'A' Old ChelseaStat., NY., N.Yztoon (212)9890022 Astro Rainbow Alliance for the Deaf TIY 520'()732 · .. Mixed Bowling Mike Weikert 973-1358 Gay Rights National Lobby P.O. 1892,Washington, DC 20013 Mustang Club, Inc P.O. 12551/78212 Parents of Gays 736-6647 Autry House 6265 So. Main · Racquetball Roger 665-8094 ...... (202)546-180t River City FrontRunnersP.O. 5644/78212822-2019/737-1224 Baby Jane Mixed League (Bowling) Phill ... 688-£970 ...... Soccer Robert 621-5571 Herpes Clinic 1-800-423'()2oo River City Stompers 732-5649 Baytown Market SI. Lambda 422'()811/772-7214 · Volleyball Nick 777-1823 Hispanic United Gays Liberado 5619 14th Ave. #1-C Runaways (Youth Service Project) 299-7660 CHE P.O. 3045177253 680-3346 Montrose Softball League Box 22272177227-2272524-3144 ...... Brooklyn, N.Y. 11219 San Antonio AIDS Foundation P.O. 120113178212 Choices Unlimited (LeSbian Social Group) 529-3211 Montrose Symphonic Band P.O. 86613177266-6613527-9454 Human Rights Campaign Fund . .... (24 hour hotline) 733-3429 (office) 733-1853 Colt 45's 528-9192 Montrose Tennis Club Rich 524-2t51 . P.O. 1396, WaShington, DC 20013 .(202)546-2025 San Antonio Gay Pride Week CommitteeP.O. 12063178212 Comm. for Public Health Awareness P.O. 3045177253 Montrose Writers Guild. P.O. 27084/77227-7084.621-3008 Lambda Legal Defense 132 W. 43rd NYC 10039 ...... _ 522-5084 Mother's Group (Lesbian Mothers) .... 668-55021583-8926 ...... (212)944-9488 San Antonio Gay Switchboard P.O. 120402178212-9602 Community Political Action Committee. 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