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PAGE 6 TWTMAI'.CH 27 - API'.IL 2, 1961 ~ I' PAGE 7 ~ __ NEWS.~- TWT MAGAZINE, a division of who had lived in the home. She stated Montrose Ventures, Incorporated WHITMIRE AHEAD 3223 Smith Street, Suite 103 he was "there to do yard work and not Houston, Texas 77006 (713) 527·9111 IN TWO POLLS to act as a homosexual lover for Daniel. Dallas Office: 3819 Bowser "The mother of the black boy asked Dallas, Texas 75219 (214) 521·0622 HOUSTON - In the tour-way Houston mayoral race, pro-cay city my brother to take care of her son Editor/Publisher Chuck Patrick controller Kathy Whitmire is leading in because she couldn't keep him. The Executive Sales Manager two separate polls which were recently youth simply did the yard work. He was Jim Veteto not a homosexual lover to my dead Regional Sales Director conducted. When given a choice be- Richard Rogers tween the incumbent Jim McConn, brother, Price." Managing Editor Louis Macy, Guenther, and Whitmire, The boy is now living in Beaumont Blase DiStefano with relatives, UPI reported. Reporters Associate Art Directors most people said they would vote for Steven Douglas Fritz & Dennis Walker Whitmire if the election were held now. covering the trial report that the Assistant Art Director defense would discuss Price Daniel's Rob Clark As stated by TWT NEWS several weeks Graphics Artists ago when the Whitmire campaign was sex life, which is said "to have involved Thom Bisping, Steven McKay, molding into shape, she is certain of an young boys and the use of drugs." Frank White, Mitch Barllow Vickie Daniel's attorney is the famous Typographer HGPC endorsement. But money is a William J. Quigley major hurdle. McConn has the most "Racehorse" Haynes, notes TWT NEWS. Contributing Editors In trial testimony on March 17, it was Rob Clark, Robert Dean, Blase DiStefano, money at his disposal. Macy says he Harry Deutsch, David Fields, Christopher Hart, has around $300,000 amalgamated. revealed that Price Daniel, Jr. had been Chuck Patrick,.w. J. Quigley found in bed with his three-year-old Staff Photographers Whitmire has mostly promises. Eli Gukich & Jeff Ed.wards of pHOTography, Inflation has ballooned the cost of son. Vickie said she found her husband Graham the Photographer, Woody Keas, in bed with their son and that he was Scott Taylor, Blase DiStefano, campaigning to the status where it now Richard Rogers, AI Macareno takes in 1981 about one million dollars being sexually molested. The wife also Office Comptroller testified that Daniel had fondled James D. Cagle to win the mayor's race. Sixty percent himself in front of the children on SPECIAL- CLIMAX Corporate Secretary/Administrative Manager goes to media expenses and the bulk Monika Miura of the remaining (about 35%) goes to several occasions. Distribution Manager & BOLT 2 for 55 Philip Beier phone-banks to help win over voters. Whitmire has yet to officially an- OFFICER McCOY 2 for 57 or - Advertising rates are available on request nounce her candidacy but having just LIKELYACQUITTED by telephoning the salesperson in your 1for 54 nearest city, from 10am·5pm, weekdays. won two popularity polls, her broad HOUSTON - Members of the Fred Deadline for ALL ads: Friday, one week base of support appears to be more Paez Task Force told participants at a HEAD prior to publication. HARDWARE than had been expected. March 22 community meeting that they Austin expect an acquittal of the officer in- DISCORAMA Seles- Chuck Patrick (713)527·9111 Distrlbutton- Scott Taylor (512) 926-0253 DRUGS AND SEX dicted in the June 28, 1980 shooting RUSH Dallas death of Gay Political Caucus secre- Sales and Distributton » WITH YOUNG BOYS QUICKSILVER tary Fred Paez. Richard Rogers (214) 521·0622 LOCKER ROOM Fort Worth LIBERTY, TX - A homosexual in- "I think that we pretty much all agree introducing Sales and Distrlbutton- nuendo has surfaced in the' Price that we expect an acquittal," said Ray Jerry Cassidy (817)335·0742 Hill, a member of the task force and SOLID HEAD, HIT SOLID Galveston Daniel murder trial. Price Daniel, Jr., and BOLT POPPERS setes- Chuck Patrick (713) 527·9111 former Texas Speaker of the House, personal friend of Paez. "In terms of Dtstrtbutton- Robert Gagen (713)763·9435 was shot to death January 18. His ac- prosecutional evidence, there is none." OPEN: 10AM-11PM Houston cused wife, Vickie, has pleaded self- Officer Kevin M. McCoy was indicted MONDAY-SATURDAY Sales and Distribution- defense. by a Harris County grand jury in Octo- NOON-7PM SUNDAYS Jim Veteto (713) 527·9111 San Antonio It was during the hearing on the child ber, 1980, of negligent homicide, recalls 4435 mapla Sales and Distribution- Alan Gellman (512)654·9472 custody suit over the couple's two sur- TWT NEWS. McCoy had testified that 526-5SS2 viving children, that Vickie's sister-in- Paez had made sexual advances law, Jean Murph, told of a black youth toward him and that his (McCoy's) gun

1WTMARCH27·APRIL2,1981 PAGE 8 1WT MARCH 27 . APRIL 2, 1981 PAGE9 had discharged when Paez had resis- acy by officers who testifed last Oc- ted arrest. The task force was organ- tober in the grand jury investigations ized by the gay and lesbian community because many of them have been in- to investigate the case. volved in anti-gay activities in the past. Lee Harrington, president of HGPC Hill admits, however, that his feelings and a member of the task force, said are academic because "there is not a that sources close to the grand jury in- shred of evidence to support them." volved told him that the indictment of Harrington, in referring to other McCoy was a result of an atmosphere police-related deaths, including those created in the case of officer Ted Music of Randall Webster, Joe Campos Tor- earlier. Music was filmed kicking a sus- res and Gary Wayne Stock, said, "It is pect by a Channel 13 news photograph- lamentable that again, in Houston, er. Music was later acquitted by the grand jury that heard the Paez case. Harrington told TWT NEWS that if Music had been indicted, McCoy probably - woura-have been acquitted. "I think that even though we were surprised by the grand jury indictment and that we expect an acquittal in the trial," said Harrington, "there is no question that we can gain a great deal of educational mileage (from it)." Despite the lack of concrete evi- Ray Hill, James Kuhn, Lee Harrington and Sue Cummings (left to right) conduct Task Force Meeting on Paez shooting dence against McCoy, Hill feels that at MCCR. there had to have been a prior conspir- Photo by Richard Burkh~

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PAGE 10 TWT MARCH 27 - APRIL 2,1981 TWT MARCH 27 - APRIL 2, 1981 PAGE 11 Texas, we have another situation (with board positions are requested from in- before the full body of federal circuit perior Court concerning the weekly tab- HPD) where no one can really know terested persons by May 1, 1980.The judges. "It is unusual," remarked loid's "rabid anti-gay reporting". Such what happened." fund, to be called the Fred Paez Mem- Driscoll, "and it may result in a statements as "crazed young perverts Ray Hill put the situation in stronger orial Scholarship Fund, will provide decision more favorable to Harris and middle-aged degenerates" are terms when he said, "Let's let people scholarships for gay and lesbian County." cited in the lawsuit. draw their own conclusion that they students of any area of judicial juris- Van Ooteghem claimed, recalls TWT The National Enquirer could prob- (HPD) murdered him (Paez) and got prudence. NEWS, that he was unjustifiably fired ably have avoided the lawsuit, inter- away with it." '\ from his County accountant position. prets TWT NEWS, had the newspaper A recent motion on behalf of McCoy VAN OOTEGHEM The County, meanwhile, claimed that agreed to publish a "one-page article to havethe case dismissed was denied he was campaigning for gay rights on on the American Psychiatric Associ- and the trial has been set for May 11 in BACK TO COURT County time. ation's current view of homosexuality the 232nd Court, 8th floor, 301 San HOUSTON - Harris County as a healthy alternative lifestyle." Jacinto. Attorney Mike Driscoll reported on GAYS TO SUE THE The task force, in anticipation of the March 3 that the 5th Circuit Court of ORAL MAJORITY reaction of an acquittal by the gay and Appeals will reconsider the Gary Van NATIONAL ENQUIRER lesbian community, has called for a Ooteghem suit against former Harris - There is a long COMES TO TEXAS community meeting to be' held at County Treasurer Hartsell Gray. li"SlOfSUperstarswho are suing the Na- HOUSTON- When you drop the 7:30pm the evening after the trial con- Harris County is appealing last tional Enquirer for scandalous state- "M" from Moral Majority, you get "Oral cludes at the Cockatoo, 3400 Travis. October's decision by U.S. District ments. That list, which includes Carol Majority," says OM group leader, Bob the result of the trial, the task Judge Ross N. Sterling, that Van Burnett, Dolly Parton, Shirley Jones, Kunst who was in Texas last week force feels that such a meeting would Ooteghem should be paid nearly Johnny Carson, Ed McMahon, Paul drumming up support for the newly provide an outlet for community re- $56,000in back pay from the city. The Lynde and other showbiz monarchs, successful liberal group. Kunst is sponse and planning. money was to have come from the will now include a number of San Fran- remembered for his heated debates A trust fund is to be set up by a board County Treasurer's budget. cisco gays. with Anita Bryant in Dade County on of directors chosen by the Fred Paez On its own motion, the 5th Circuit The San Francisco gays have filed a the Miami battle ground, recalls TWT Task Force members. Resumes for Court has decided to rehear the case $4 million lawsuit in San Francisco Su- NEWS. •

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PAGE 14 1WT MARCH 27 - APRIL 2. 1981 1WT MARCH 27 - APRIL 2. 1981 PAGE 15 ...-.. Texas can indeed be proud of both usual there will be both traffic and peo- from West Texas and South Texas. OAK LAWN BAND the Oak Lawn Marching Band under ple. For the past three years, the mayor Lobbyist Bill Pewitt is to represent IS GROWING the presidency of Mike Coli and the and some councilmembers have been LGRA. He is associated with the lobby DALLAS - The Oak Lawn Sym- Montrose Marching Band under the sympathetic to blocking off the street. efforts of other progressive organiza- phonic Band is growing rapidly. "We direction of Andy Mills. But, as usual, nothing concrete is being tions in the state, as well as several are currently 45 members strong and done about who shall control the con- business clients. will soon be organizing people for the crete, the cars or the people. In this A concerted statewide effort in sup- flag corps, rifle corps, and drill squad case, it will again be both! port of gay rights is especially impor- COUNCIL REJECTS tant during this legislative session. The for Gay Pride Week," says president DALLAS CURFEW national and state conservative swing Mike Coli to TWT NEWS. Not all of the April, May, and June DALLAS - In a 6-5 vote, the Dallas GAY LOBBY NEEDS poses a serious threat to gay interests. City Council has killed a proposal to Representation in the session is ex- concert dates are yet set, TWT NEWS was MORE MONEY told, but the musical group will be hav- set 10:30pm as a curfew for most tremely important to defend existing public parks. Those voting against the AUSTIN - Lesbian Gay Rights Ad- rights and to work against further ing a concert by themselves sometime in April. A small concert is scheduled issue included pro-gay councilmember vocates has engaged the services of a threats to personal freedom voiced by Ricardo Medrano. professional lobbyist to promote gay many newly-elected right-wing legisla- for May 11 for the caucus celebration. The Dailas Park Board had recom- interests in the current session of the tors. A concert with the Houston Band has mended t~ curfew to control increas- 1981 Texas Legislature, reports the ALGPC has committed itself to rais- been scheduled for June 20 during Gay ing problems with alcohol consump- ALGPC Newsletter. ing $800 of the $4,000 necessary to Pride Week in Dallas. tion in city parks. Parks in the Turtle Lesbian Gay Rights Advocates is the fund LGRA. ALGPC members and Both the Houston and Dallas bands Creek area have long been favorite lobby project of Lesbian Gay Demo- others concerned about gay rights are will participate in the Dallas GPW spots for gay gatherings, notes TWT crats of Texas. It is supported through urged to contribute to help ALGPC parade on Sunday, June 21. There will the efforts of Austin Lesbian Gay Politi- meet its commitment. Contributions be a joint concert in Houston on June NEWS. One favorite spot, Reverchon Park, cal Caucus, Dallas Gay Political Cau- may be sent to ALGPC, A Project of 27. And, the Dallas band will march had been singled out for a midnite cus, the Houston chapter of Lesbian LGDT, P.O. Box 822, Austin, Texas with the Houston band in the Houston GPW parade on Sunday, June 28. curfew. That too, failed. 'OIlIU Gay Democrats, and other activists 78767, reports TWT NEWS

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TWT MARCH 27 - APRIL 2. 1981 PAGE 17 PAGE 16 TWT MARCH 27· APRIL 2.1981 \ \\OW _---:COMMENL __ In this column, readers exchange ideas with other readers and with our editor in a public forum. Address all letters to: Comment, TWT, Vieux Carre Building, 3223 Smith Street, Suite 103, Houston, Texas 77006.All letters become the property of TWT and must be signed (if you don't wish your name printed, please specify). And PLEASE keep your letters short, I feel this is a legitimate complaint and Police Gave Knife Back would appreciate your regarding my letter Editor- The following letter was written as such. A reply is requested. to the SAPO regarding an incident that oc- I have been advised that a copy of this curred in the parking lot of San Antonio letter be sent to the District Attorney's Country. Office of Citizen Complaints. Thank you for your prompt attention to Dear Chief Heuck: this matter, On Wednesday, March 4, 1981, at Richard Haywood approximately 12:30am, a friend visiting San Antonio, Texas from Tahoka, Texas, and I, had the misfortune of being assaulted by a /H-rcKman Resigns From complete stranger who was armed with a knife. We were not seriously injured, HGPC Board fortunately, save for several bruises Dear TWT: suffered by my friend. Over two years ago, while running for The assault, which took place in the the Board of Trustees of the Houston Gay parking lot of the San Antonio Country, Political Caucus, I spoke of an ancient 1122 North St. Mary's Street, was Chinese proverb that said, "A journey of a unprovoked. Our assailant was thousand miles must begin with a single apprehended, disarmed and the SAPD was step," I challenged gay men and women to summoned, thanks to the speedy work of examine what steps they could take to the security guards employed by the club. advance the cause of human rights When the police officers arrived, my throughout this city. On that day I took a friend and I informed them that our giant step, not only in developing strength assailant was unknown to either of us, and ability as an individual, but also in that we had not provoked him in any way, becoming deeply involved in both gay and and we both intended to press charges. non-gay politics in Houston and Our story was corroborated by several throughout this state. witnesses to the incident. It is with deep regret, yet a strong The sargeant in charge, in the presence determination of what must be done, that I of witnesses, then returned the knife to our must now take another step-I resign my assailant and released him. When I position on the Board of HGPC. In doing protested this action and insisted that the so I feel it necessary to speak of the past, offender be arrested, I was told by another so those who were not actively involved at of the officers present to "be quiet and let that time can gain some perspective; the it rest". present, so we all might realize the Serious bodily harm could have resulted. problems we face in the movement; and The field sargeant's decision to return the the future, so we can alleviate what is ' weapon to our assailant and release him wrong, and together forge a new from custody, affording him the beginning, so all Houstonians may benefit. opportunity to continue his night of crime. The combination of effective leadership I am sure you can understand my concern, of the past, along with many sincere and and why I question the manner in which hard 'Working volunteers and financial this situation was handled by the officers supporters was the key to our political present. I also question whether this is success, With Steve Shiflett as President, standard operating procedure in assault Larry Bagneris as Vice President, Ray Hill with deadly weapon cases, or is this only active on the Board, and myself as the procedure when it involves persons Political Action Coordinator, GPC achieved andlor establishments presumed to be gay. what no other organization in this country

PAGE 18 NIT MARCH 27· APRIL 2, 1981 NIT MARCH 27 . APRIL 2, 1981 PAGE19 has ever done before. We were active on responsibilities as an activist if I did not his supporters have no desire to support organization must be formed. I prefer the many fronts, for we agreed that there was point out the reasons for the actions I take GPC as their issues and concerns are not first alternative as the name and space for many achievements and today and in the future. addressed by the organization. With the organization is too valuable to allow it to different approaches. A question that is repeated over and elections of the new Vice President and fall apart. If that fails, perhaps we will have Through all of the achievements, the over by Houston politicians, national gay Chair of the Board, the present caucus no other choice but to consider the latter. press, political powers in Harris County, leaders, and I am even told, within the leadership chose to ignore the experience Finally, I fully realize that what I have and activists throughout this nation took Houston Police Department is, "What has and supporters of Ray Hill and Larry said will offend some; but I trust that notice. HGPC was heading for greatness happened to GPC, why don't we hear from Bagneris, in favor of two individuals who those who are politically astute enough never before achieved. But then in all of you anymore?" This horrifies me because have no following whatsoever. Caucus can separate political critique from our efforts we somehow lost sight of the this means that those who are charged meetings are now only regularly attended personal relationships. There are many fine value of different approaches, and because with the responsibilities of making sure by less than one half of the numbers that men and women within GPC who are of this lack of communication came our voice is heard are either not executing we used to see. sincere and hard working. Their efforts I serious disagreement and mistrust. The this responsibility, or are unable to do so There is also little discussion of issues applaud. Perhaps this action I have taken combination of leadership, and GPC was because of the lack of ability. that concern us all. The ShiflettiBagneris can help us all to correct the problems we torn asunder. The powers that be in GPC have race for the Presidency brought out five now face, so Houston can once again These consequences have been a surrounded themselves with people, hundred people. The last GPC election have this nation take notice. My terrible disservice to our community, for unfortunately in positions of responsibility only had around twenty percent of that resignation from the Board of GPC is by which I truly regret. I have no qualms at all within the organization, who have little number. I question whether GPC can no means a resignation from political in apologizing for the part I played in that experience and absolutely no following continue to function if it continues on this involvement, and should not be taken as split. Today I am proud to say that both that is essential to get the job done. I path of exclusion and stagnation. such. It is merely a statement of what I Steve Shiflett and Larry Bagneris are two believe the overwhelming majority of gay Understanding the events of the past believe is a right course of action under of my closest friends. men and women in Houston would be and the problems of the present, we must present circumstances. Perhaps if the These consequences of the past have embarrassed to have some of these now turn to the future. The times demand current leadership would not have chosen led to the inept, stagnant, and misguided individuals represent them through the effective leadership and organization. to practice exclusionary politics and direction the HGPC has now taken under media and in lobbying political Without it, we face potential disaster. accepted our help, this action would not its present lack of leadership. It is very officeholders. The overwhelming majority There are only two options available. We have been necessary. hard for me to resign from and criticize an of gay Houston is not represented by can either call for re-organization of GPC Sincerely, organization that I helped market, promote, these individuals. and get back all of the constituencies that Chuck Hickman and develop; but I would be lacking in my With Steve Shiflett's resignation many of have quit the Caucus, or a new Houston, Texas 'GW ~. . "You could earn up to $3,100 extra cash." GUARANTEED SUNTAN!!

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PAGE 24 lWTMARCH27-APRIL2,1981 lWT MARCH 27 - APRIL 2, 1981 --- As for my predictions: Santini; Joe Pesci as Jake La Motta's through layers and layers of makeup as the Texas girl whose portrayal of Lo- BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS brother in Raging Bull; and Judd Hirsch the grotesquely disfigured Elephant retta Lynn in Coal Miner's Daughter is and Timothy Hutton as psychiatrist Man. Also good was Peter O'Toole in so captivating that she must win. and patient in Ordinary People, the The Stunt Man (his umpteenth nomina- Gena Rowlands (Gloria) will have to year's best movie. tion without a win) and Robert Duvall go home alone, as she did with A Pesci, though extraordinary in a diffi- as The Great Santini. Woman Under the Influence, when she cult role, will have to be content with a Duvall, who lost last year for Apoca- lost to Ellen Burstyn, a contender this nomination, because the award simply lypse Now, ranks as a dark horse in year for Resurrection. has to go to the newcomer-Hutton. case the Academy decides to honor Also on the list is comedienne t someone for years of devotion as a Goldie Hawn, whose skyrocketing t Oscar likes to bring them into the fold Il Il early and Hutton's performance under supporting player. (Besides, they career as actress-producer (Private Robert Redford's direction is remark- haven't honored as hawkish a role as Benjamin) merited a Newsweek cover able and heartwarming. this since George C. Scott won for Pat- story in late January. It's her first time In addition to Le Gallienne, the Prediction: Hutton. Preference: Hut- ton-and this is Reagan's year.) in the best actress category, though nominees are Mary Steenburgen (Mel- ton. Duvall is loved in Hollywood-even she won best supporting actress in vin and Howard), Diana Scarwid (Inside BEST DIRECTION Dustin Hoffman, last year's best actor, 1969 for Cactus Flower, her only previ- Moves), Cathy Moriarty (Raging Bu/~, mentioned him in his acceptance ous nomination. and Eileen Brennan (Private Benjamin). speech-so look out for this one. Prediction: Spacek. Preference: Steenburgen is the clear favorite for Jack Lemmon skillfully performed Spacek or Moore. Either one. her outrageous performance as the every acting shtick in the book as the BEST PICTURE first wife of dreamer Melvin Dummar, dying father in Tribute, but he's done it the real-life character who claims How- all before. Likewise, there seemed ard Hughes left him $165,000,000in his nothing left for Robert De Niro to show t us in Raging Bull, but he did it-grab- will. I haven't seen Inside Moves, but I Il bing the role by its horns and stuffing 1 in a magnificent performance. think it's safe to say that Moriarty's work in Raging Bull is the outstanding Prediction: De Niro. Preference: Hurt. dramatic offering in the lineup. Steen- BEST ACTRESS tr t Nominees include Redford, David burgen's is comedic, Le Gallienne's Lynch (The Elephant Man), Martin Il predictable yet radiant and Brennan is Scorsese (Raging Bu/~, Richard Rush ll:! hilarious as usual. In fact, an Oscar for (The Stunt Man) and Roman Polanski, iLL Brennan would be a tribute to every who they say will be arrested on morals Raging Bull and The Elephant character actress who ever lived, in- Charges if he shows up to accept an Man-both shot in black and cluding Steenburgen-Hollywood's Oscar for Tess-a film that could never white-tied for most nominations with newest gold mine. have been so passionate had Polanski eight each, but in recent years that Prediction: Steenburgen. Preference: not experienced his own affair with a hasn't mattered. In 1978, for instance, Le Gallienne (proud to be). provocative teenager. Annie Hall was nominated for five BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR Prediction: Redford. Preference: Red- awards, compared to 11 apiece for 1Julia and Turning Point. But Annie Hall ford, hands down. 1 BEST ACTOR walked off with the gold, winning best ... .~,-> -.'".>. ",. < Now let's get down to business. In picture, actress, director and screen- the last few years, this has been the play-while The Turning Point got category to watch, whether to cheer as nada. Jane Fonda danced to the stage to pick Ordinary People, with six nomina- up her Coming Home Oscar or to cry- tions, hopes to follow that lead on the literally cry-when Bette Midler lost strength of its direction and screenplay last year for The Rose. (by Alvin Sargent, who won for Julia). 1 t This will be the heartbreaker of the Tess is a long shot, as is Coal Miner's 1 t .evening if Mary Tyler Moore doesn't Daughter, which wasn't even Il II win for Ordinary People. In another nominated tor best direction. Their male counterparts include two- year, her piercing study of the beast be- Prediction: Ordinary People. Prefer- time winner Jason Robards, fabulous neath the beauty would have taken ence: Ordinary People. as Howard Hughes; Michael O'Keefe My favorite here is John Hurt, whose Oscar by storm. But let's hope for some surprises ... as the misunderstood sonin The Great. beauty and compassion showed But this year, there is Sissy Spacek, '

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James Andrews as Simon Hench enjoys a relaxing mo- ment with his music in the calm before the storm. A Bruce Beresford Film as one of Australia's leading horse- Breaker Morant was the recipient of breakers. He was noble, well-educated, 10 awards from the Australian Film In- loyal, fearless, a balladeer and a self stitute (Australia's equivalent of the exiled Enqllshrnan. In rage, a grieving Academy Awards), inlcuding Best Pic- Morant leads the Carbineers in pursuit ture, Best Director, Best Screenplay of the Boers, attacks their camp and Reviewed by Harry Deutsch one of the illustrious characters is and Best Actor, an award Jack Thomp- has a captive shot Otherwise Engaged is a finely craft- Hench's brother, a lifetime public son had previously been given at the The execution of other prisoners and ed, intelligently written and British-Iy school teacher, which is described as a Cannes Film Festival. The film, which the mysterious death of a German mis- amusing comedy by Simon Gray which job for "latent pederasts". Mark A. stars Edward Woodward and Mr. sionary, lead to the arrest and trial of plays in its Houston premiere at the Albright puts on a marvelous perfor- Thompson was the highlight of the last Morant and Lieutenants Handcock Chocolate Bayou Theater Co., Thurs- mance in that role. There is the young- Cannes Festival, and subsequently (Bryan Brown), an unsophisticated, days through Sundays until April 11. ish, punkish tenant from upstairs; there became the first Australian film to be virile, womanizing Australian, and Wit- It is the story of a publisher (played is Wood, one of Hench's schoolmates, viewed at a Command Performance by ton (Lewis Fitz-Gerald) a naive and obe- by South African actor James Andrews) who still fancies him and loves to fan- the Royal Family. dient youth. who wants his peace and quiet plus tasize about all those "sexy little boys" The story is set in 1901, and the war In one of the most controversial some Wagnerian music, but is regularly back during their school days. Wood, against the Boers in South Africa has court-martials in military history, they disturbed by various vlsltors. In however, got married and now muses deteriorated into bitter guerilla warfare. are brilliantly defended by a small town humorous conversations spiced with about life and its many, sometimes bor- A British unit made up mostly of Australian solicitor, Major Thomas lots of British idioms, Hench finds him- ing stages ("Masturbation, matrimony, Australians, the Bushveldt Carbineers, (Jack Thompson) who after only one self confronted by a big-boobed would- monotony."). attack a Boer position. It's an ambush day's notice to prepare his case, be writer, who offers him a glimpse or Simon Hench seems to have a cer- and their leader Captain Hunt (Terence emerges in a brilliant duel of wits with more of her well-rounded physique; he tain powerful shield that doesn't allow Donovan) is killed and mutilated. His the prosecutor, Major Bolton (Rod chats and sips sherry with a friend, a uncomfortable news to sink ln. Once close friend and future brother-in-law, Mullinar). known book critic (finely portrayed by things get too complicated, he simply was Lieutenant Harry "Breaker" At the height of the trial, the prison is Harry Booker) who plainly hates litera- pushes the button and moves on to Morant (Edward Woodward)_A complex attacked by hard-riding Boers who ture and loves womanizing_ Another Continued on page 32 man, Morant has earned his nickname Continued on page 33

PAGE 30 TWT MAI\CH 27 - API\IL 2.1981 TWT MAI\CH 27 - API\IL 2. 1981 PAGE 31 OTHERWISE, continued from page 30 BREAKER, continued from page 31 another subject, like he does when he sweep through the camp, blowing up listens to the tape of his answering the prison gates to get to the armory. machine, and realizes that the mes- The three Australian prisoners lead the GET READY sage left on there is a dramatic suicide successful defense when they are re- rnonoloque, He chooses to turn it off, leased from their cells and armed. and things go on as if nothing has hap- Later, in the courtroom, Thomas in- pened. But things are getting worse. vokes military precedent to have the IS£ Hench dislikes children and finds out men acquitted for their bravery, but is that his wife is pregnant. The prize refused. Despite Thomas' superb rebut- question is: With whom? Shortly after " ••,," WADE NICHOLS tal of evidence, the case has been learning of this interesting piece of LESLIE BOVEE stacked against the defendants. Kitch- news, Hench, of course, pushes the GEORGINA SPELVIN' ANNETTE HAVEN ener's aide denies there was an order button of his stereo in order to follow "not to take prisoners". In a stirring and ""~" b O'H'" " Annand Weston this other engagement that his mind eloquent summing up, Thomas points has set up for him; he puts on Wagner's out that this guerilla war had no histori- Parsifal, which he had intended to do "The besl and mosl ambitious cal precedent. porn movie ever made." all along. The critical reaction in London fol- If you get off to English humor, enjoy lowing the Command Performance was some of their most popular obscenities as wildly enthusiastic as it had been in (it seems "bloody" still tops them all); if Cannes. Christopher Hud~on of the you appreciate live-on-stage entertain- ~~~~ London Evening Standard taid, "Just ment which is smoothly and profes- when it begins to feel like b. inga film ••... an exchange sionally put together, then you bloody critic is the world's most poi l1iltless pro- is being made." damn well ought to pay the Chocolate A Quality fession, along comes a film of such Adult Film in Bayou Theater a visit. ~ quality to make all the wasted hours AMERICA'S 9th LARGEST CITY ~® worth losing. Breaker Morant is epic and moving in the extreme." Margaret Hinxman in the London Sunday Times What ever said, "The Australians are consistently The San Antonio Country turning out the most original English will close forever happened to speaking films in the world. They have April 30, 1981 discovered the happy knack of relating Until then, TONY LAZADA7 indigenous subjects to international the party issues." weve been giving :.,<.; ... ~, Tony's MAITRE 0' .: ..:'.... '':,: ".' Director Bruce Beresford, best for 8 years :~'', . , ~, known for The Getting of Wisdom and will continue. at Dan's Party, is certainly Australia's No cover charge, ". • ,"";,,--- no minimum, most successful director. With Australian libraries filled with as our way of saying COLUMBIA PICTURES PRESENTS "Thanks". A JOHN CASSAVETES FILM books on the subject (including Breaker's own poetry), Mr. Beresford OPENING MA Y 1981 cI1mbiancE, GENA RDWLANDS prepared his screenplay with Jonathan Hardy and David Stevens based on the THE BONHAM EXCHANGE Restaurant & Piano Bar mGIDRLA play by Kenneth Ross. 411 BONHAM I_PG....._I"""""""""-""-....•..••...-..- I A~ Breaker Morant is a Matt Carroll pro- 019IOCOlU~81.P'CTURfSINO\JSTAIES,INC Ptct.re. AT THE ALAMO duction by the South Australian Film SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS 1399 Voss Corporation, co-distributed by New 78205 World and Quartet Films. Woodway at Voss Bruce Beresford's Breaker Morant, WRITE FOR INFORMATION (713) 975-8383 the most successful film both commer- Houston cially and critically in Australia's Valley View at Josey Ln. history, was screener at Greenway III Dallas 241-2410 theatres in Houston. ~

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On many an occasion I've felt com- hoop skirt. This past year I've become and Rhett called to ask me out. I was the bars. My suspicions should have pelled to question why one as inde- quite knowledgeable on the finer points assured he and Ashley were no longer. I been furthered when I noticed Rhett's pendent as myself is so willing to of Civil War drag. European hoops for should have been suspicious that sec- lips moving in sync to the movie's change for another. Even if my liver that special outing and Virginia hoops ond meeting, though, when Rhett in- script. Yet it was too late. Vivien had danced right out of my mouth it would for everyday wear around the planta- sisted upon calling me Scarlett. I was bent down and rather greedily pulled a be difficult to stop drinking. For some tion. You see, my present beau is an af- told it was merely due to the fact that I turnip from the small garden, and the we change only slightly, for others a bit ficionado of the old South, specifically always wear something red, socks last words I remember were " ... as more extravagantly. Georgia by way of Tara. mostly. Since I previously had no nick- God is my witness, I'll never go hungry I contemplate this, along with my My sex life now consists of hoop name I thought Scarlett was cute. I again." sanity, as Jesse tightens the whale- skirts, as I've mentioned, and a video mean, isn't that the way Sally started? I was to learn later that Rhett bones cinched around my waist. tape of Gone With the Wind. GWTW for Later at Rhett's place we settled thought of this scene no less than the "Any tighter Miss Scarlett, and you short. down on the couch for a private viewing men of the early twenties thought of won't have to douche for a month!" When I was first introduced to of GWTW, Betamax style. After an hour "Come up and see me sometime" issu- "My, Jesse, how you do go on. Now "Rhett" I was rather disappointed to and a half I realized he intended to ing forth from Mae's sultry voice. The shut up and hand me my hoops." find he had a lover, Ashley. A few watch the entire movie. GWTW is not a turnip scene was the most provocative Yes, that's what I satd=noops, as in weeks passed since our first meeting, short movie, girls, and we had closed to him, and definitely better than pop-

PAGE 42 TWT MARCH 27· APRIL 2. 1981 TWT MARCH 27 . APRIL 2. 1981 PAGE43 pers. walking into sorneone's home to find From there things seemed less and they have no drapes, just those little 'Be our guest at less strange as they came along-turn- blinds. I become quite paranoid. I've ing the intercom on at Tara, for in- been told that Rhett's preoccupation {9J1TttE/D1Rft£ stance, in order not to miss a single with GWTW is a side effect from once word of the movie as we ascended the working at the Old Plantation.) 7-tOUSG staircase, me in Rhett's arms, to the We tried the closest thing we could bedroom. find, Jezebe/ with Bette Davis. Alas, -Special Introductory l~ates-' My secret life had been well hidden only Vivien would do. Nothing, but We offer the hospitality and from "the girls" (my group of friends nothing, stirred 'neath Rhett's waist- among whom, until this time, I had coat and breeches. charm of a beautifully restored been the youngest and most sane). Meanwhile in the kitchen, the water "Oictorian mansion with old After a long absence from the group (I around the turnips I had boiling on the world Guropean navor plus the had told them I was away running a stove evaporated. My remark was cas- lumber company), the girls insisted that ual enough when a great cloud of comfort and convenience of I reinstate myself at girl's night out-a smoke erupted from the kitchen door. continental breakfast, excellent tradition held on Mondays. Something to the effect that it re- At the restaurant that night I pro- minded me of the burning of Atlanta. transportation, kitchen/laundry ceeded to eat myself into a fit. I was THE NEW Before I could say cricket, I was at- facilities, available parkin9. simply amazed at the endless number tacked with a vigor and swiftness that of entrees available without turnips as CHJ\UCER'S General Sherman would have been 2850 27th St., n.W. the main ingredient. The next morning I "FAMOUS WAT~RI"G HOLE." proud of. Oh, I'm not complaining, it in the lower level of the Plaza awoke to find that, in my stupor, I had was wonderful. The first time we Washington,rD.e 5020 MONTROSE, HOUSTON sewn all the drapes in the apartment in- OPEN DAILY FROM 7AM "hitched the horse to the carriage" in (202) 067-35/6 to tasteful yet rather pushy dresses. BREAKFAST-LUNCH-DINNER months and I wasn't in Scarlett drag. Halloween turned out to be.a some- 524-4279 Believe me, hoop skirts can be a defi- V!Sfl- mflS7CReAR!])

what depressing time for me. I had nite mood killer. gone all out-my finest draperies, a Only once did I ever think of leaving INVESTMENT smart little number straight from room Rhett. He had gone away for the week- 824 of the Warwick and full European end on a gambling trip, and I decided to OPPORTUNITY hoops. I was the Belle of the ball, or so I go out. I put on my old street clothes, a thought. By this time the girls, along simple wool suit with a "just revealing with most of Montrose, knew of my sit- ~ Redken Studio enough" slit up the right side. When we uation. All night I was continually arrived at my trick's house he brought National Gay Video Tape asked why I was in street drag and not SIMPLE! out a bottle of Tequila and two shot in costume. I was as crushed as the vel- LL glasses. My heart jumped when he Rental. Business projected vet in my dress. that's what a said, "Just a moment, and I'll put some- to Net $12,000 Monthly. Needs The girls convinced me to attend a c( thing on the Betamax." It was Madame $25,000 start-up capital, in showing of GWTW at the River Oaks hairstyle is x. exchange for 50% ownership. Theater. Well, like I told them, it's not a As we lay in the wrought iron bed in matter of devotion to GWTW, but a: supposed to be that dimly lit room I could see his lips Minimum participation $2,500. hoops just don't fit in anything else. I moving to the script of the movie. I For information call Rich at with our help, don't care how big that old Buick is; u thought to myself, "My God, Lana dies they simply will not go. your individual in the end. At least tomorrow I'll still For a time Rhett and I had become have my beloved Tara." antsy due to the breakage of our only a: style/cut can be Tara, yes I still have Tara. Rhett has (214) 522-3268. GWTW tape. Not another was to be [IIjust that! ::E left me and frankly doesn't give a found in Houston, or the state for that -c( Call ---- damn. My closet is full of green velvet matter. We were told it was a popular drape dresses, and I can't get it up un- movie and would have to be ordered. (I S26-S4l2 less Atlanta is burning or I've just eaten shudder to think that there are others dirty turnips. Oh well, I'll worry about it 2110 LeXington-Houston with Rhett's fetish for GWTW. It's like I all tomorrow. 'O&(t

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TWT IS SEVEN - _ With this April •I APRIL FOOL - No, we weren't stoned Fools' edition, TWT begins its seventh year I when this section of TWT was pasted up. of continuous weekly publication to the , We just stirred the TEA upside down for l gay community of Texas. We've never April Fools'. Or, you could stand on your , missed a Friday edition ... and that' 5 no head to read the column this week. I April Fools' joke. J, TATTlE TALE - Warner Roberts' LASER SHOW - Remember the interview with Divine airs April 3 from I superb laser light show at the recent I 11:30 till noon on Houston's channel Mardi Gras madness party? Welllll, those ( I( 26. . Ron Mayes gave a surprise party at same thick, green beams of intense light I Badland's last Thursday which still may will be bouncing off the Babylon ceiling be going on ... and a private going away ~ this weekend ... and, off Chocolate's, I party was held in College Station for Dan Naomi's and Jahonau's headdressesthis and Ricky ... the Aggie couple is moving , Sunday night! to Hereford, Texas. HOUSTON - Norma and Chara will SCANDAL OF WEEK - Who's going to grand open the second level of The be the new manager of the new Lampost this weekend with Night Life, an Montrose Pub? Will it be Louis Garcia or all-women's band from New will it be Rico or will it be Gary Smith Orleans ... the upstairs is remembered as who has just returned from the West having been the Stadium a decade Coast? All three have had managerial ago ... with the Old Plantation having experience. The question of who the new closed a week ago Sunday, the OP's manager will be is as big a question as famous ten-cent drink night has been where the new entrance is going to be- moved up the street to Babylon to Stay tuned to channel TEA! become a weekly Wednesday tradition . and yes, you heard right, they really ST PATRICK'S DAY - It was the perfect reason to trip on a fantasy in are having mud-wrestling on the BRB green and the employees of Baja's in patio Saturday ... what next ... the Houston took full advantage of the performance of country singer Billy lo festive occasion as they arrived as their Spears at The Saddle Club last Friday was as good as always ... Kink Inc. is favorite leprechauns. The CRUISE CAMERA removed the green filter from the lens for honing their razor's edge for a Different a holiday shot of four good luck charms Drum anniversary show, soon ... and Joe (left to right, top) Ron and Reed, (bottom) Anthony's Hole is now remodeled with island bar and doing a brisk bizz. Jack and Ken. MAD MEMO - Paul Stewart, who is the real Dirty Sally, walked away from the Barn's fifth anniversary with most of the prizes ... $140 in cash and a "boat" ticket to the gay rodeo in Reno. . no, Walter and Terry are not ...•. » going to rename the club CIJ ~. ~ o l> 11 ~ ~ » The Dirty Barn ... and --::;::000" ::::1.<0 _.::J Johnny "J ill Jordon" Maddox ~....•::::r::::"::J---,---~-'a_..~""l> will hold the first annual =- -....J CJ) _. m -c ::J ~. r- ::J (]'I ~ ::J J:J - -I _ r- Tesys at Babylon on May 11-12 .. TESYstands for CO e - ~.::I:~ o= Z Texas Entertainment ~OJ~~ Spectacular of the Year! The -....JOOcc:::r:::I:cn:::I:0 ~B~51' ::JJ:JI\)-IQi-l movies have Oscars, TV has »oa.::J.....-,ft --.J _ Emmies and now drag has S:'< _. _. VI _ C1J::J- •• Tesys. CO ~..- PAGE51 GAY PRIDE - A second Gay Pride Week '81 general meeting will be held this Sunday at 2:30 at The Barn at which time a slogan will be selected. Then, the following Sunday, April 5, the GPW Parade committee will meet with all interested persons at 2pm at Babylon. SCOOP OF WEEK - Whatever happened to Tony Lazada? Well, girlfriend, HOT TEA found him working as Maitre d' at the fashionable Ambiance Restaurant at Woodway and Voss in Houston. And sidekick Johnny Vincent? The Big Apple, of course. FORT WORTH - Brook Elliot has given up her Miss Gay Tarrant County crown to the 1981 winner, Tragedy Ann, who has moved from Austin to Fort Worth, sans Comedy .. pageant photos from the Downtowner next week ... meanwhile Elmer has decided to move more than just furniture and games at the legendary 651 club .. it's turned into a full face-lift involving ceilings and walls ... and now, the CRUISE CAMERA presents one of the few people in Tarrant County that Raina Lea hasn't had! Meet muscular and strong John (see below). John is a 27-year-old Pisces from San Antonio who is now living in Fort Worth. Hot! ~ ...... c

SAN ANTONIO - The Alamo City's newest bar, jennifer's Jewell Box, is no more, as the club flamed on Saint Patrick's Day. The normal SAFD investigation revealed that the fire was not arson, but rather an electrical - Jl1flir!Ht!1 fire speaking of things being red hot Billie lo Spears gave a hot C&W performance at Our Place which was packed to the mirror ball for the professional performance ... Fiesta will climax in River City on the weekend of April 25 which will be your last time (after eight years) to visit San Antonio Country which will close on April 30 ... whether the new Bonham Exchange near the Alamo will be open by Fiesta is still questionable, but construction is proceeding at breakneck speed, reports Frank Marasco, last year's Fiesta cover boy ... and now the Alan Gellman CRUISE CAMERA focuses on Bob Daneen (see above) who used to be the other half of Marissa Marlowe who used to be Miss Gay San Antonio ... yes, it's hard to keep a marriage together when your lover is running around with his pants unzipped ... stir, stir, stir! I Q61 '311'tld¥ L3113'tl¥'t'j,'fc:l..,. ~g6 ~ '1: ll'tldV' a H)'tIVW.l!tU pc; 39Vd

flESH flASH - Two well known porn stars were in Dallas last weekend! Dallas' own J.W. King, also known as Jimmy Waltrop, was a guest bartender at Dallas lS3MHlnos 3Hl ~o tl\f8MOHS3Hl Crude for the weekend beer busts as Jimmy was back home for the weekend. Also in town was humpy AI Parker who H~131 was staying and playing at Club Bowser. DALLAS DIRT - Charlie Hott's much V1131nVd publ icized jaywalking ticket was lS3n~ dismissed for lack of sense... TMC and manager David Hall played host to a lVI~3dS Hawaiian luau last weekend with lots of bamboo, and fresh spring flowers ... from Dana and the gang, aloha ... all H 0 l:J" 11\Il:J0.:1 that construction at Throckmorton and Cedar Springs is for additional parking lS31NOO· next to Lobo Bookstore ... some new features are being planned for the go-go HINOII\I .:10 boys at the Eighth Day where Bill Blair is the new manager .. Jug's manager, l:Jn31 "11\I,, Sandy, informs HOT TEA that the popular women's bar will celebrate its fifth 6G H8C1'v'LAJA'v'ONnS LAJd~~ anniversary this April ... Ernie Deheman is no longer at Studio 69 as he had to IN3V\1NIVlt131N3 AV~ NI return to Phoenix to care for his aging mother ... Joe Philpot has installed a real 1!~~ ONV ... lS~I:I 3Hl AUSTIN - The CRUISE CAMERA (photo class act of art on the Sundance ' above) was posed at the entrance to the patio ... the High Country is expanding l>S99-SZZ Waller Creek Saloon where Raymond is with a new private key club for women OIN01NV NVS usually on hand to welcome hill country to be called Executive Country ... the ~ ------MT\1W "N Oel> I cowboys to the rustic atmosphere of the new chef at the newly jazzed up Bell new club on top of the Private Pepper has expanded the menu to s, Cellar ... it won't be long now until the include Red Snapper and veal. L all new, New Apartment is finished with congratulations to Robert and Carl of total remodeling ... it's looking very Butler's Pantry Too ... imagine being ~S good ... Sandra Senness,hypnotist, together for twenty-two years. . and managed to transform one butch man congratulations to Gary and Joe on the into thinking he had just won Miss Gay Landing's first anniversary next Thursday, America at Tex's Colorado Street Bar last April 2. . yes, you made it Sunday. . where the previous Sunday, SUPER SUN TAN - It's seldom that doorman Woody made his singing debut HOT TEA endorses a product; but we must prior to the Candi Staton performance tell you about Eurotan which screens out . and speaking of Miss Staton, look for all the dangerous ultraviolet rays. Unlike an interview next week. Tropic Tan and others who became a A FIT PARTY - The second annual parking lot, Eurotan really works. And, it Fitness Exchange Party held last Saturday lasts. It won't itch. It won't peel. It won't at Babylon featured a class fashion show burn. Just two or three 30-minute sessions of smart spring clothes and hot models and you look as if you've just returned from Union Jack, the hard-core music of from a tropical island. But, you must call dj Michael Lynch, free champagne, and for an appointment as the Eurotan hundreds of dancing, hulky biceps. Red booths are as busy as Galveston on hot! Yeah, Trevino! Splash Day. And, when you do go to the RUMOUR OF WEEK - In spite of IRS beach, you won't burn 'cause you've tax problems, Don's LePatois is not already started your deep tan. closing especially if you support Don in "his hour of need", who has supported UPSIDE DOWN - Now that we're over this April Fools' joke of printing HOT the gay community through the years ... after all there's always waitress TEA upside down, you can turn the magazine back to downside down; not Clara Belle serving flaming nelly up! ...... c cocktails. THURSDAY, APRIL 2 rHE RAINA LEA SHOW WITH GUESTS TEXAS' IVORY JOE TURNER \ AND rASHA KOHL FIRST (MISS QAY S.W.~O" AMERICA)

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PAGE 56 lWT MARCH 27 - APRIL 2, 1981 lWT MARCH 27 - APRIL 2, 1981 PAGE 57 The staff at TWIT is constantly working to enhance the magazine by giving you (our readers) a wider variety of articles. And in the past month or so, in our photo essays, we have tried to provide you with interesting people to see and read about -people who are busy using their time constructively and positively. With this week's issue of TWIT, we feel we have surpassed our previous endeavors. TWIT's J/I-. Blase DiStefano and Eli Gukich are proud to present their interview with , ...» , . -• •• ~ohn~ •

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I was hoping you'd ask. I disco every night till two in the morning, after hav- ing taken a little MDA, of course; and after having smoked a few joints, and after having had a few drinks. Every night? Sure. I'm young; I can stand it. Howald are you? I'm 19. Oh. Don't you have any other in- terests? Oh, yes. I love sex. How do you find the time? Oh, between the MDA and the joints. What other "hobbies" do you have? Uh ... uh ... well ... Reading? I did that once and didn't like it.

P~6E 66 =Pt.,""'fi\EII 27 APf\ll2, I'" I can't help but observe that you have rather large hands. What do you think Do you know someone who resembles a hosehead? Is it your boyfriend, that might be attributed to? your boss, the Chairman of the Board, your brother-in-law? Would you like to I can't answer why they're large, but tell them to get stuffed, but not in any words? I've noticed that I attract a lot of men That's part of a build-up for Beth O'Brien's Caricature Soft Sculptures- who wear red handkerchiefs in their Mr. Big's Fabulous People (people you have to see to appreciate). right pockets. A special thanks to Beth for the use of her sculpture as TWIT's April Moving right along-do you do any· Fools' InterviewlPhoto Essay. thing to make a living? I make poppers in my bathtub. How do you bottle it? o With a straw. With a straw!? It's like drinking a coke, but you don't ....I~ 1~ /,\- swallow. Okay. By the way, John, where are o '~."-. you from? Montrose, Texas, of course. ~ How long have you lived here? o :.-_1 ~ <',» -k Born, raised and often bred in Mon- ""t\ e: ~ trose.

~ o What does the "0" stand for in your name? Shallow. And my nickname is double-oh-sex, ":-"f\l:;...~ '. Af1r\.\ Well, John, I can truthfully say this ,~", l " , j-" "4.1 has been an experience for me. I wish C939\td ..-~~'"\ '" _' ~9M .~ 1I\Jd\t· a H)\J\tW lftU you luck-lots of luck. \ .',. )f~~?..,.-)rl 11111111111111111111111111 111111_11111111111111 SubScribe to ••• before April '15,1981 and SAVE. Because U.S.Postal Rates increased on March 22, 1981,we are forced to raise our subscription rates effective April 15, 1981. SUBSCRIBE OR RENEW BEFORE APRIL 15 and still pay the Old Rate. PR&E PARKING HO'Ojifni~CLU. BAPPYHOUR 7·NOON 4·7 DAILY :~O::A~ON~\tUIW;/b New Rates: One Year $55 ~~£~@I~ Y2 Year $35 1504 WESTHEIMER HOUSTON 528-9040 r------~------II 0 1 year, $40 0 6 months, $25 • TWT -3223 Smith st. - Suite 103 SAT (MAR. 28 & APRIL 4) SUNDANCE CATTLE CLUB I I FISH FRY 3-7PM - 82.50 DONATION TO M.D. I_ Houston, Texas 77006 • BEER BUST, NOON-TILL SUN BEER BUST & FREE WEENIES & FIXINGS I Name • MON MAD MONDAYS, HAPPY HOUR PRICES ALL DAY & NIGHT ~ Address I TUES POOL TOURNAMENT, CASH PRIZE WED CLUB NIGHT, HAPPY HOUR PRICES & BEER BUST I City \~~~~-, • IF WEARING CLUB COLORS, 9PM-MIDNITE ON TECH-DECK I State . -..ZIP • THUR MOVIE NIGHT WITH FREE POPCORN, APRIL 3 MOVIE "MIDNIGHT EXPRESS" 9:30PM SHARP, I • ALSO, MOBILE V.D. SCREENING 5-9PM I Expires 4/15/81 ••

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The political balloon that the Moral ancies that the group has with its ac- Majority set itself aloft in last tual purpose is the tendency for MMers November, seems to be losing some of to quote selected scriptures out of con- its gas and is heading back toward the text. These are usually opposing such Earth. It's not really surprising, how- things as abortion, homosexuality and ever, when you look at the group with- . They also distort Bible out all of the campaign noise to dis- passages to show scriptural opposition tract you. to such things as the Equal Rights The Moral Majority itself seems to be Amendment and gun control. But the well on its way to becoming quite a group leaves out passages on justice moral issue on its own. Many of those and poverty. who were courting its support a few The Moral Majority has advocated a months ago, are quickly separating constitutional amendment to allow themselves from any identification with voluntary prayer in schools, and then it. turned right around and lobbied for Take Ronald Reagan, for instance. limits on Federal jurisdiction in schools He was the political rallying point for -all of this in the same breath! all of the right wing fundamentalist Jerry Falwell, the chief Bible-toter in groups. Even before he was elected the Moral Majority, provided a favorite President, he began to move away from example of hypocrisy. A mailout by the the extreme right by choosing George MM in the last election contained a let- Bush, a moderate, for his running mate. ter from Falwell that said, "Let's stop Amid the shouts of "traitor", Reagan homosexuals once and for all!" The let- has continued to move to middle ter, which was raising funds to stop a ground in his first few weeks in office gay rights bill in Congress, was signed, by choosing such non-New Rightists as "Jerry". A few weeks later, Falwell told Donald Regan as Treasury Secretary. reporters, "I think that we can certainly Such moves are logical in the light of be for the civil rights of homosexuals the Moral Majority's ideological track without condoning their lifestyle. I have record. This record points out that, at no objection to a homosexual teaching the most, the group can be said to be in a public classroom as long as that amoral. At the least, it is hypocritical. homosexual is not flaunting his life- One of the most often noted discrep- style or soliciting students." 'Q.W

TWr MAriCH 27 - APrllL 2. 1981 PAGE 67 Falwell, who is always full of these words of wisdom, has been very ada- ment about the role of religion in politics. He justifies the church's in- volvement in politics by saying that it is the only way for "Christians" to prevent legislation that is against their relig- ious beliefs. In Falwell's own words, however, the Moral Majority's aim is to rise up and impose their notion of a "righteous republic" on their fellow citizens "for their own good." Imposition of one's beliefs, whether based on religion or moral values, is im- moral in itself. Not everyone subscribes to the Puritan ethics of the fundamen- talists, just as not everyone believes in Communism or Capitalism. The impli- cation of what the Moral Majority aims to do, as defined by Falwell, is a threat ]AGISHERE! to the foundations that our multi- JAG is the lightweight, faceted country is based on. well-fitted look of So, many politicians are moving today's man of action away from the Moral Majority for fear of that outclasses the com- becoming too closely identified with petition. Get into a pair the "morals" of the group and its selec- today! tive ideology. The contradictions the group has heaped upon itself are be- coming more and more visible to the (; public. >. CS .'}. Jerry Falwell once said to a group of OF HOUSTON g CERTIFIED OPTICIANS hecklers, "We are trying to prevent peo- .x ple from imposing immoral values on }; 61·9705 us." 2 .c:o 4709 RICHMOND a. AT LOOP 610 . 2 BLKS EAST So is Ronald Reagan. ~

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'F0R~'L'L SIgNS: Neptune has just turned retrograde in Sagittarius. Since Neptune rules drugs and illusions. beware that your fantasies do not become delusions. Your imagination could be working overtime and working against you. causing mild depression. ~'lUES: With the Sun now firmly or the search for one. consumes planted in your sign. your energy much of your thoughts. level should be zestful. This is a fine SG0R'PI0: On c::MatCh 20. 'Uranus time for personal ambitions of reentered your Sun sign. 'Uranus is romance. Enjoy yourself. certain to bring about unusual 'rAURUS: With 'Venus still traveling romantic affairs and out-of-the-blue through your twelfth house. most of situations which are least expected. your romantic ideas. which are ruled SAgI'N'A'lUUS: Since Neptune has by 'Venus. are bound to be secretive. turned retrograde in your Sun sign. Love will become more foreground you must be especially careful not to next month. delude yourself into a false sense of gEMINI: Next Monday and Tuesday security. Also. your Neptunian im- should be better days for you when agination can conjure up problems the c::Moonwill be traveling through that do not exist. c5l\.quarius.This will make a pleasant GA'PRIG0~: If next Sunday is a trine to your air sign; a good time to down day for your romantic nature. deal with the public. blame it on a stressful opposition be- GANGER: This weekend may be a tween your ruling planet. Saturn. and stressful time for you in dealing with 'Venus. which rules love. However. the public since the Gaprfcornc::Moon thec::Moonin your sign this weekend will oppose you. Remember. you are is a plus that can pull your personali- ruled by the ever changeable-Moon. ty back up and through. 'L'E0: If next Monday and Tuesday ~QUA'lUUS: Most likely your best are scattered days for you. it is days during the coming week will be because the c5l\.quarianc::Moonis op- Monday and Tuesday. when the posing your Sun sign. It's a time c::Moonwill be zipping through your marked by problems in dealing with sign. These would be good days to the public. So. avoid business trans- promote yourself and your own in- actions. terests. 'VIRg0: You have just been through 'PISG'ES: Since your ruling planet is two 'Fullc::Moons in the past twenty- now in independent Sagittarius. you eight days. which have been most may have urges to strike out on your disruptive for you. You must now pay own course. But such a move would for any irresponsibility and past lack backward your progress. since your 1132 W; ALABAMA 1201 RICHMOND of discipline. ruling planet. Neptune. is now going 'LI:BRA: Your ruling planet remains backwards. in retrograde. '

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PAGE 73 TWT MAf\CH 27 . APf\IL 2. 1981 lWT MAf\CH 27 . APf\IL 2. 1981 PAGE 72 ~ Dallas' Oak Lawn __ SPOI\TS__ Bowling Association TOURNEY IN DALLAS courts. A barbecue is to follow the tour- nament, TWTSPORTSwas told by Bill welcomes DALLAS - The first state-wide Nelson of the OLTA. HOUSTON to the bowling tournament is being held in For more information on the tennis Dallas this weekend, sponsored by the tourney, contact Bill Nelson at (214) new Dallas Oak Lawn Bowling Assoc- 750-8041, or (214) 522-7785. Or write: 1st Annual iation. Among the forty teams com- OLTA, 3703 Travis #204, Dallas 75205. peting are Houston's Montrose Sports Association bowling league. MSA STANDINGS TEXAS STATE ROLLOFFS The three-day event begins Friday, March 27, with registration at Dallas HOUSTON - As of March 23 MSA Crude from 9:00pm until midnight. bowling action, here are the top teams as released to TWTSPORTS. League play begins Saturday at the In Division A: 1) Briar Patch #1, 2) Big Public Invited Cotton Bowling Palace Lanes at Lem- mon and Inwood Roads, with the first Boys, 3) Integrity/Houston #1, 4) Holy March 27-29 =- round beginning at 1:00pm, and the Rollers #1, and 5) Operators. second round starting at 4:00pm. In Division B: 1) Lone Stars, 2) Sauna Cotton Bowling Palace Sinners, 3) CBC Steamrollers, 4) Alley Lemmon and Inwood Rd. = On Saturday, March 29, the third and final round begins at 11:OOam.Then, Gators, and 5) Total Strangers. 40 teams compete to In Division C: 1)The Circuit, 2) Pecker crown the first later at 2:00pm at Tex's Ranch, the awards ceremony and brunch will Patrol, 3)5 Easy Pieces, 4) Cocaine, and state champion 5) Gutter Nuts. culminate the weekend long sports af- fair as the state champion is crowned. Thierry Oppenheim's score of 576 won highest individual series. Gerald Schedule: TWT SPORTSwill be court-side with Hagan's 221 game was highest in- CRUISE CAMERA. dividuals game-scratch, and Dan FRIDAY: Registration at Hinkley bowled the most over average: Dallas Crude, 9 p.m. to 12. AUSTIN TOURNAMENT 79 pins over a 128 average. SATURDAY: First round, 1 p.m. AUSTIN - This weekend, five gay Second round 4 p.m., Cotton bowling teams will compete in an open DALLAS SCORES Bowling Palace Lanes city tournament. SUNDAY: Final round, 11 a.m. The schedule of events includes a DALLAS - In the OLBA, here are the Awards cermony and brunch, registration party Friday, March 27 at latest standings as of March 23 action Tex's Ranch, 2 p.m. the Private Cellar beginning at 8:00pm. as released to TWTSPORTS. An accommodations table will help In Division A: 1) Tidy Bowl, 2) Sun- visiting teams from San Antonio, dance Kids, 3) High Balls, and 4) Trick Shots. Dallas and Houston find lodging. Admission to the tournament is by In Division B: 1) Branding Iron/Baja's, The Oak Lawn Bowling Association would like to thank the pass only, and free passes will be 2) Alley Burners, 3)Salts & Peppers/But- following Dallas businesses and organizations for helping available at the Private Cellar. TWT ler's Pantry Too, and 4) High Heel Rollers. make our first year such a success: SPORTShopes the five gay Texas teams trounce some of the non-gay teams at In Division C: 1)The Polos, 2) Hidden Oak Lawn Tennis Assoc. Alcatraz Crews Inn Country Montropolis Center. Door, 3) Crews Inn Country, and 4) TL Adams Inn Dallas Crude Roundup Saloon Construction. Sundance Kids Baja's Dallas Motorcycle Club TENNIS DOUBLES Gene Lang'S score of 643 is a new The Branding Iron Hidden Door Tex's Ranch league high for highest scratch series. J.R.'s Bar & Grill Throckmorton Mining Co. Butler's Pantry, Too DALLAS - The Oak Lawn Tennis Lang'S 248 score is also a new league Club Dallas Lobo Bookstore TL Construction Association will host a doubles tourna- Cotton Bowling Palace Oak Lawn Garage TWT high for highest scratch game. Ray ment on Sunday, April 5, with play Barello bowled the most over average, beginning at noon on the Cole Park bowling 70 pins over a 139 average.

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PAGE 77 TWT MARCH 27 - APRIL 2.1981 1WT MARCH 27 - APRIL 2.1981 PAGE 76 benefit for Muscular Dystrophy (SA) Faces: Pool Tourney, 9p (HO) Integrity: Services, 11a (SA) MCC: Rap session, 7:30p \\!!ij (HO) Mary's: Beer bust, 4p-9p WEDNESDAY - APRIL 1 (HO) MCCR: Services, 10:45a, 7:15p APRIL FOOLS' DAY (HO) Midnite Sun: Show w/Scarlet Fever, Vera (AR) TCMC: Show wlTiger Lil, Bette Sheba & Cruz, Burgandy Woods & Sabrina, 10p Dionne Martell, 10:30p __ CI\LENDI\f\ __ (HO) Montrose Mining Co.: Beer Bust, Noon-Bp (AU) Austin Country: Free drinks & beer (HO) Parade: Beer bust & T-dance, fip-Za Listed below are this week's special events, shows, contests, and free drink specials: Happy Hourprices, drink (AU) MCCA: Service, 7:30p (HO) Sumfest '81: Contemporary Classical Music (DA) specials and after hours do not qualify for CALENDAR listings. City codes are as follows: (A B) Abilene; Dallas Crude: Pool tourney, 9p (HO) U of H Art Annex-Lawndale: Sumfest '81, (AM) Amarillo; (AR) Arlington; (AU) Austin; (BE) Beaumont; (CC) Corpus Christi; (CS) College Station; (DA) Dallas; (DA) Eighth Day: Jockey Shorts Contest, 10p modern dance, 8p (DE) Denton; (EP) EI Paso; (FW) Fort Worth; (GA) Galveston; (HO) Houston; (LA) Laredo; (00) Odessa; (SA) San (DA) Frat House: April Fools' Party; amateur con. (HO) Venture·N: Un-party, Noon iii 9p Antonio; (VI) Victoria; (WA) Waco; (WI) Wichita Falls test with MC Orka (HO) Wildwood Saloon: Beer bust & free (DA) Landing: Show nite, 10:30p weenies, noon til? (DA) Brooke Elliott, 10:300 MCC: Services, 7:30p FRIDAY - MARCH 27 (SA) Dignity: Mass, 5p (DA) (AU) Lambda: Weekly game nite, 7:30p (AU) Austin Country: Sunday Social wlfree beer, Round-up: Advanced C&W Dance Lessons, (SA) Faces: Beer Bust, 2·6p 8:30·10p 4·8p; Show w/Kitty Litter & Alvina Grease, (AU) Private Cellar: Bowling Tourney registration, (SA) Madam Arthur's: Keg Party, 3·6p (DA) 10p Wild Crowd: Beer bust, pool tourney, 8p 8p (SA) MCC: Service, 11a & 7p (FW) (AU) Dignity: Weekly liturgy, 8p Woodworks: Pool tourney, 9p (AU) Red River Crossing: Mustang Band, (SA) Our Place: Beer bust, 2-6p (GA) (AU) Hogg Auditorium: Cris Williamson in con- Robert's LaFitte: Talent Nite, 10p 9:30p-1 :30a (SA) Snuffy's: Beer bust & buffet, 5·8p (HO) Baja's: Nat & Janet, cert,8p sp-za (CS) Astraptes: Rockie Horror Show (SA) Sunset Blvd: Show w/Pauletta Leigh, Alice (HO) (AU) MCCA: Services, 2p Briar Patch: Pool Tourney, 9p (DA) Cliff Dweller's: Meeti ng, 8·11 p Phallus, Amateur finals, 11p (HO) (AU) Private Cellar: Live piano bar, 7p CBC: Buddy Nite (DA) Dallas Crude: Bowling Tourney Registration, MONDAY - MARCH 30 (HO) (AU) Red River Crossing: Free C&W dance CCF: Services, 7:15p sp-mronrte (AR) TCMC: Talent nite wlTiger Lil (HO) Dirty Sally's: Steak nite, 6p ti I?; guest (DA) Eighth Day: Go Go Boys, 10p lessons, 6:30p (AU) Lambda: Gay Men's Awareness mtg., 6:30p (BE) Copa: Free Beer, 8·10p; ShOW, 10p bartenders Louis Johnson & Chuck (DA) High Country: Dena Kay (AU) New Apt: Free Beer, 10p till? (HO) (DA) Alcatraz: Liquor bust, 4:30-8p GPC: Meeting, 7:30p (DA) Landing: Live C&W Band, 10p·2a (AU) Tex's Colo. SI. Bar: Free draft beer; Nu- (HO) (DA) Cotton Bowl: Houston-Dallas tourney, finals Mary's: April Fools' Spectal (FW) Carroll SI. Inn: Beer bust, 8·11 p wave, midnite (HO) MCCR: Services, 7:30p 11a (FW) Downtowner: ShOW, 10:30p (BE) Copa: Oldies Music Nite, no cover (HO) (DA) Dallas Crude: Beer bust w/guest bartender Midnite Sun: Amateur nite, 10p (HO) Baja's: Nat & Janet, 9p·2a (DA) Baja's: West Coast Connection, 9p·1a (HO) Ranch: Hors d'oeuvres, 5·8p BRB: Smokin' Country Band, 9:30p·1:30a (DA) Eighth Day: Go·Go Dancers, 10p (HO) (DA) Dallas Crude: Bowlers beer bust, 11p-Za (HO) Saddle Club: Beer bust, 9p·12mid Channel 26: Divine interview w/Warner (DA) Faith Comm'ty Church: Services, 11a & 7:30p (HO) (DA) Eighth Day: Go Go dancers, 10p (HO) Venture·N: Leather/western nite Roberts, 11:30a·noon (DA) Hidden Door: Free Beer Bust, Noon-ap (DA) Fraternity House: Jockey Short contest (HO) Wildwood Saloon: Club nite for Sundance (HO) Community Coffeehouse: Meeting, 9p (DA) Landing: ShOW, 10:30p (DA) Throckmorton Mining Co. Oak Lawn bowl- (DA) MCCD: Services 9a, 11a Cattle Club, 9p·midnite (HO) Exile: Ab & the Rebel Outlaws, 9:30p-1 :30a ing league nite (SA) (DA) No Name: Steak out, 6·9p Faces: Ta malada nite (HO) Integrity: Coffeehouse (FW) Dignity: Meeting, 7:30p (SA) (DA) Sundance Kids: Beer Bust, 7p Our Place: Lulu on Piano, 9p (HO) Lampost: Upstairs grand opening; Night (FW) Carrol SI. Inn: Beer bust, 7·10p (SA) Snuffy's: T·Shirt Nite Life women's band (DA) Tex's Ranch: Bowling tourney awards & (FW) Tender Trap: Pool Tourney, 6:30p (SA) Sunset Blvd.: Beer Bust, 10:30·midnite (HO) Rancn: Hors d'oeuvres, 5·!lp brunch,2p (GA) Kon-Tlki: Country & Western Nite (DA) TMC: Free Beer, 4-7p, no cover THURSDAY - APRIL 2 (HO) Saddle Club: Jubilee Band, 9:30p·1:30a (HO) Barn: Color Nite; pool tourney, 9p (AB) Walnut SI. Pub: Drink or Drown Nite (HO) U of H ACT Annex·Lawndale: Sumfest '81; (DA) UCC: Services, 11a & 7:30p (HO) Briar Patch: Midnite Bowlers Special (AU) Austin Country: Show w/Sabrina Ross, new works by Houston composers, 8p (DA) UCFC: Service, 1:30p (HO) CCF: Bible Study/A.A. Group, 7:30p (DA) Village Station: 'f-Dance w/Free Draft, Odessa Brown, Nicole & Tragedy Ann, 10p (HO) Wildwood Saloon: V.D. Screening, 5-9p (HO) CBC: T·Shirt Nite (AU) 4:30·8p Lambda: Lesbian Awareness mtg, 8p SATURDAY - MARCH 28 (HO) Copa: Male Strip Contest, 10p (AU) (FW) Agape MCC: Service, 11a wi Rev. Shawn Far- Tex's Colo. SI. Bar: Free beer (AU) Lambda: Texas Civil Liberties Union pot (HO) Dirty Sally's: Golden Oldie Music (AU) rell; 7p, Rev. Jim Lewey Waller Creek Saloon: Pool tourney, 10p luck, 7:30p (HO) Exile: Color Day w/guest bartenders Texas (DA) (FW) Carrol SI. Inn: Beer bust, Noon-6p; Steak Eighth Day: Go-Go Dancers, 10p (CS) Astraptes: Tragedy Ann show Riders (DA) Frat House: Oldies nite nite,7:30·10:30p (HO) (DA) Dallas Crude: Beer Bust, 3p w/guest Ranch: Hors d'oeuvres, 5·80 (DA) Island: Beer bust (FW) Dignity/FI. Worth: Meeting (HO) Venture·N: M.S.A. nite bartender (DA) Landing: 1st year anniversary wlfree well, (FW) Downtowner: Pool tourney, 5p; beer bust, (HO) (DA) Cotton Bowl: Houston-Dallas tourney; 1st Wildwood Saloon: Mad Mondays 8·10p round, 1p; 2nd round, 4p 5·9p (SA) The Country: Pool tourney (FW) (FW) Krazy Kowboy: Beer bust, 5p·7p Carrol SI. Inn: Pool tourney, 8p (DA) Eighth Day: Go Go Boys, 10p TUESDAY - MARCH 31 (FW) Corral: Beer Bust, 8p Hidden Door: Free Beer Bust, Noon-ap (FW) Other Place: Show w/Raina Lea, Monika (AR) (DA) TCMC: Free beer, 9·11p (FW) Downtowner: Beer bust, 9p·2a High Country: Dena Kay Layne & Lindsy Love, 11p (AU) (DA) Austin Country: Nu-Wave nite (FW) Other Place: Raina Lea show wllvory Joe (FW) Tender Trap: Beer Bust, Noon-Bp (AU) (DA) Landing: Live C&W Band, 10p·2a Tax's Colo. SI. Bar: European nite Turner & Tasha Kohl, 11p (FW) Woodworks: Beer bust, 6·8p (BE) (FW) Carroll SI. Inn: Beer bust, 8·11 p Copa: Talent Nite, 10:30p (FW) Woodworks: Party nite (GA) MCC: Services, 1p (DA) (FW) Downtowner: Show, 10:30p Eighth Day: Go Go dancers, 10p (GA) Kon-Tfkl: Heterosexual Night (GA) Robert's LaFitte: Shows, 8p & 11 p (DA) (HO) Baja's: Nat & Janet, 9p·2a Frat House: Free hot dogs & beer, 8p (HO) Baja's: Nat & Jane, sp-za (HO) Babylon: Laser Show w/Naomi Sims, Hot (DA) (HO) BRB: Smokin' Country Band, 9:30p·1:30a; Hound-Up: Beginners dance lessons, 8:30p (HO) Chocolate & Jahonau Reis (FW) Barn: Spaghetti dinner, Muscular Dystrophy Mud wrestling on patio, 4p Carroll SI. Inn: Beer bust, 8·11 p Assoc. (HO) Baja's: Champagne brunch, noon-sp (FW) (HO) Chicken Coop: Liquor bust, 4·7p Corral: Beer bust, 8p (HO) (HO) Barn: Noon buffet; GPW '81 mtg open to (FW) BRB: Ab & Rebel Outlaws, 9:30p·1 :30a; Pool (HO) Dirty Sally's: Liquor Bust, 4· 7p Downtowner: Drink Bust, 9p·2p tourney, 8:30p public, 2:30p (FW) (HO) Different Drum: Beer Bust, 3·9p; Krazy Kowboy: Pool tourney, 8p (HO) (HO) Bering UMC: Services, 11a (FW) Don's Le Patois: Astrology & palmestry (HO) Exile: Ab & the Rebel Outlaws, 9:30p·1:30a Other Place: Beer Bust, 9p·Midnite (HO) Exile: Double Eagle Band, 9·12 (HO) BRB: Beer bust, hot dogs & Smokin' Coun- (FW) (HO) Lampost: Night Life Women's Band, WOodworks: Beer bust, 8·10p (HO) Galleon: Buffet, 8p try Band, Bp-rnicnite (HO) upstairs Baja's: Nat & Janet, sp-za (HO) Hole: Spaghetti nite (HO) Briar Patch: Buffet, 4p (HO) (HO) Saddle Club: Jubilee Band, 9:30p·1:30a Barn: Steak nite (HO) Integrity: Board & general mtg, 7:30p (HO) CCF: Services, 10:45a, 7:15p (HO) (HO) Sassie's: Janet Moore & the Playthings & Briarpatch: Spaghetti Night, 8p (HO) (HO) Chicken Coop: Liquor bust, 4·7p (HO) KPFT (90.1FM): Wilde 'n' Stein gay radio, Glenn Barber Chicken Coop: Pool tourney 10p (HO) Copa: Free beer before Show w/Ernestine, (HO) (HO) U of H Art Annex·Lawndale: Sumfest '81; Copa: Talent nite w/Ernestine (HO) Ranch: Hors d'oeuvres, 5·8p Donna Day, Charlie, Sabrina Ross, Eartha (HO) modern dance, 8p Dogpatch: Pool Tourney, 9p (HO) Kitt, Tiffany Jones & Jimmy Angelo, 10:30p (HO) Saddle Club: Mustang Band, 9:30p·1:30a (Hal Wildwood Saloon: Beer bust & fish fry for Mary's: Movie nite (HO) (HO) Different Drum: Beer Bust, 3·9p (HO) Wildwood Saloon: Movie Midnight Express, M.D., noon till? Ranch: Hors d'oeuvres, 5·8p; pool tourney, 9:30p (HO) Dirty Sally's: Liquor Bust, 4·7p; V.D. Screen- (SA) Snuffy's: Beer bust, 5·8p 9p·midnite (SA) The Country: Show, 10:30p SUNDAY - MARCH ing,4·8p (HO) 29 Wildwood Saloon: Pool tourney (SA) Sunset Blvd.: Show w/Naomi Sims, Jahonau (AB) Walnut SI. Pub: Beer bust (HO) Don Le Patois: Astrology and palmestry (HO) Venture·N: Bartender's nite Reis & Lindsy Love plus guest star, 11p=<> (AR) TCMC: Show w/Bette Sheba, Tiger Lil & (HO) Exile: Little Bobby's Variety Revue, 8:30p;

PAGE 78 TWT MARCH 27 - APRIL 2. 1981 TWrMARCH 27 ·APRIL2.1981 PAGE 79 i",\fl/r~ ~ __ CLI\SSIFIED__ To advertise in TWT Classified, send 25,. per word Houston. Sharpstown area. One bedroom, 780 (key words requested in all caps or italics, add 25<> sq.ft., 2 bedroom, 2 bath sutdio, 20 foot ceiling, loft per word extra) to TWT Classified, 3223 Smith St., bedroom, large closets. 1280 sq.ft. Quiet, secure. Suite 103, Houston, Texas 77006 or call (713) Bills paid. (713)771-0249. 527·9111. Ad copy and payment must reach TWT of- Dallas. STANLEY PARK APARTMENTS. All adult fice by 12 noon the Monday preceding publication. complex. Gays welcome. All electric. Newly Ads cannot be accepted after deadline. TWT places redecorated. Friendly residents. Night security, 1 ad in proper category. Include area code in tele- bedrooms, cabanas, efficiencies. (214)526-3624. phone number. TWT not responsible for errors after Under new management. first insertion. Acceptability of ad content subject to the discretion of TWT. FOR SALE FOR RENT/LEASE Houston. Men's fur coats, muskrat pieces size 36-38.$350. Racoon full skins, size 38-40,$550.(713) Houston. Montrose. Spacious two bedroom ($290) 522-1900,evenings and weekends. in small gay project. LA SABRE Apartments. 2007 Brun. (713)523-0995. Houston. Newly built cocktail lounge in Montrose on '13 acre. 750sq.ft. service area. Ample park- Houston. Montrose. 1-1, pool, furnished/unfurnish- ing-also living quarters on second floor. Kittrell ed. $2501$275 + bills. Call (713)520-7829. Realty, (713)529-5981. Houston. Heights. Strikingly renovated upper Houston. FLASHING ELECTRIC DOUBLE-FACED studio apartment in Victorian home in proposed SIGN with marquis and letters. Must see. For more historical district. Windows on north, south and info. call (713)961-9705. east. $275 plus electricity and deposit. (713) 862·2692,(713)721·5026. Houston. PLATE-GLASS GRAY TINTED WINDOW for storefront or patio. Price includes installation. Houston. One-half block from Westheimer. One $125. More info., (713)961-9705. bedroom apartment, private entrance. Call 9 to 5. (713)523-1735,after 5pm (713)526-0854. Houston. Montrose. Garage sale. Brentwood chairs, antiques, china, collectibles, oriental rugs, Houston. Two bedroom upper garage apartment, art-deco and DRAG. Friday, Saturday, Sunday. 2104 bills paid. $315 + deposit. References. (713) Windsor. 526-3222. Dallas. Two bedrooom condominium, Oak Lawn. Houston. Cute 1 bedroom, 1 bath cottage. AlC, Furnished or unfurnished, patio, pool, fireplace. hardwood floors & carpet. Available 4/1. Sale or rent/lease purchase. (214)742-1818. $240/month plus $150 deposit. One adult only. (713) 861-3343. U.S.A. LOW, LOW PRICES on men's hairpieces, wigs & accessories. For catalogue send $1.00 to 5 Houston. Neartown/Montrose. 1 bedroom apart- Minutes to Curtain Hair Fashions, P.O. Box 3908-T, ment. Comfortable and private. Available April 1. Grand Central Station, NYC, NY 10017. $235/month & electricity plus deposit. After 5pm. John Parker, (713)526-9038. Houston. "Moral Majority Is Neither" bumper stickers. $1.00. Call (713)522-7531. Dallas. Redone, small two bedroom house. $250/month. East Dallas area. Call after 5pm, (214) T-shirts wloriginal drawing of profile heads of two 528-9324. men kissing. Earth tones on sand-color. 100% cot- ton. $7.95(tax included). Check or rn.o, payable to A Houston. Large house on Westheimer. Perfect for Gay Design or A.G.D., 3317 Montrose, Suite # 112, club, restaurant or boutique. (713)528-5924. Houston, TX 77006. Please specify size S or M. Houston. Montrose. Two bedroom duplex, available HELP WANTED April 1. Hardwood floors, central AC, large room. Houston. $425 plus deposit. Call Steve, days: (713)521-1400; Restaurant Manager evenings: (713)522-6054. If you are seeking a career, not just a job, and Dallas. OAKLAWN. Stately four-plex. April desire to join a young, proressive and diversified 1-charming upper 1 bedroom, hardwood floors, company where achievements are rewarded with a 9OOsq.ft.$370 + bills. (214)528-9250,(214)522-3259, percentage of profits, and salaries are cornrnen- Bubba. surate with performance, want your ideas heard at monthly board meetings, and feel comfortable with Dallas. Two weeks free rent, beautiful, spacious a five-day work week, paid vacations, extended in- one-two bedroom flats and two bedroom studios. surance benefits and being part of a family who $160 to $400 all bills paid. Roommates welcome. cares about your future, Call us! Our shift (214) 521-2851 days, (214) 528-8497 nights. Crest- managers earn $15-20K, managers earn $20-35K mont Apartments. and potential is limited only by yourself! In- Dallas. "Apartments with you in mind." Completely terested?? Phone Stan Kisuer at (713) 528-2857, renovated complex. One and two bedroom apart- sarn-sprn, M-F, for appointment. EOE, M/F. ments beginning at $3OO/month, bills paid. 4303 Houston. COle. For information, call (214) 438-8830 or (214) ATIENTION FLORAL DESIGNERS 522-8784. If you're experienced andlor searching for the right Dallas. Cozy adult complex with pool and laundry. location to unleash your stiffled creativity, then you Near Oak Lawn, North Central. 2 bedrooms. BAR- may have that change-call Richard or Roger at BADOS, 3716 Cole, #207. (214) 521-7753, (214) (713) 524-2937. M-S, 8am-6pm. BLOOMERS, THE 526-3096. ULTIMATE PETAL PUSHER.

PAGE 80 TWTMAflCH27-APflIL2.1981 1'WT MAflCH 27 . APfllL 2. 1981 PAGE 81 SERVICES Houston. Dallas. The LAKEWOOD STATION has a vacancy. be returned as quickely as possible. You may be A-1 ROOMMATES If you would like to join us in this exciting able to think of a hundred different reasons why Houston. Radio, film and tape production. Commer- Don't put off till tomorrow what you can do today. household, call (214) 321-6887. you should not join. There is only one reason why cial, industrial, retail, educational. Concept, produc- Call now for the roommate you have NEEDED. (713) you should-BECAUSE YOU CARE. MONTROSE tion and media placement. Texas Coast Produc- 932-1363. Houston. HOUSEMANIY ARDMAN/SALESMAN PATROL, (713) 528-CARE. tions. (713) 528-8209. Fine antique importer needs man to assist with Houston/Dallas. heavy housework, assist with yard work, assist Houston. Exciting positions available at three Mon- Dallas. PERK UP YOUR PARLOR. BUTCH UP YOUR Roommate Connections owners with saleswork and errands. Professional trose area adult bookstores. (Studz, Ballpark, BOUDOIR. Wall upholstery and window treatment. "Proud To Be" appearance, demeanor; common sense and the Asylum). START $4.00 per hour plus incentives. Call Jon, (214) 522-4026. One of the Family ability to follow instructions a MUST! Must be bon- (713) 527-0686, 10am-5pm for interview. Polygraph Dallas. NUMEROLOGY READING. (214) 559-3646. Being the best for you! Houston, (713) 526-8002. dable. Hours: 9-5:30, M-F, with occasional extra required. Dallas, (214) 739-3863. Houston. Carpentry, sheetrocking, painting, interior hours required. Salary: $900 per month plus Austin. Dependable, hard worker wanted part-time U.S.A. Want a VISA or MASTERCHARGE card, even hospitalization and profit sharing program. Call remodeling. Call Keith Blazin, (713) 869-7999. now, full-time by summer. Experience in yard work, if you have bad credit? We know how. Send $20 to (713) 524-6622 for appointment, ask for Steve. Call painting and pool cleaning desirable. (512) Houston. Houston Credit Counselors, 1713 Westheimer, Saturday, 10-4, Monday, 10-4. 385-7096. ROOM MATES Houston, Texas 77098. Houston. Wanted: Barber-stylist in two-man shop in Still #1 in placement & referrals. Due to expansion Houston. Driver needed for florist in Greenway- Houston. Accurate tax preparation and financial we are now offering the ROOM MATES REGISTRY. Montrose area. Prefer someone with following. Galleria area. Dependable only need apply. (713) planning service. John, (713) 270-6286. (713) 528-8216, (713) 772-9542. You can list in this registry at no cost to you. Free 622-1417. listing-it's new, fast, efficient and effective. Find a Houston. PAINTING, WALLPAPER, SHEETROCK. Hot bartenders needed to work two clubs in u.s.A. Houston. Administrative Assistant-industrious in- roommate fast. (713) 447-7006. (EXClusively gay). Experienced men to serve your needs. Call Bob at Mobile, Alabama. Air transporation furnished for in- dividual with some business background to be LAMBDA CONTRACTORS. (713) 931-0995 for free terview. Call Ray Thomas, collect, (205) 478-8342. Houston. working with designers and architects. Needs to be estimate. We take pride in our name and our work. INCOME TAX PREPARATION Houston. THE MONTROSE PATROL NEEDS PEO- good with numbers and people. Being able to read Accurate tax preparation and financial planning Dallas. MIDNITE HAIR-2504 Fitzhugh. Open 9am PLE WHO CARE. If you are concerned about the blue prints a plus. Salary open. Call Mr. Bergen: services. Call John, (713) 270-6286. Remember that till 10pm. No appointment necessary. Men's hair- crime and violence in the general MONTROSE area (713) 527-0207. the tax laws are complex and to minimize your tax cuts-$10, women's-$12.50 complete. Open you have a legal alternative to combating this in- Houston. Experienced secretary. 1-5pm. (713) liabilities you shoudl seek professional consulta- Tuesday thru Saturday. (214) 824-3231. crease in crime. The MONTROSE PATROL needs 521-1000. tion. volunteers to patrol the MONTROSE area and also Houston. FINISHING TOUCH Custom furniture and volunteers to work in the MONTROSE PATROL of- ROOMMATES WANTED Houston. Home repair and maintenance. No job too cabinets. Construction/Remodeling. Dennis, (713) 981-5685. fice performing various duties. The basic qualifica- Duncanville. 35-45 year Old, non-smoker wanted to small. Call Vaughn, (713) 861-2464. tion is that you 18 years of age or older. Whether share three bedroom home with pool. $150/month Houston. Professional carpet cleaning. House or Houston. Legitimate professional massage. (No you live in the MONTROSE area or outside the area, plus 'h utilities. Call (214) 296-4886, after 7pm or on apartment. Call Stan, (713? 861-2464. sex calls). Specializing in Swedish massage, foot if the increase in crime concerns you, join the reflexology and Sports massage. (713) 529-7467. weekends. Austin. LAWN MAINTENANCE. We'll get your lawn MONTROSE PATROL and help eliminate the ever- J.C. increasing and alarming crime rate. For member- Dallas. Neat, dependable G/w/M, 22-33, to share 2 in shape and keep it looking good all summer. We ship application write: MONTROSE PATROL, P.O. bedroom condo in Oak Lawn. $239 plus half also handle commercial and rental properties. A Bit Houston. Income TaX-Accounting services. Even- Box 3833, Houston, Texas 77001, or call (713) utilities. Call (214) 521-6174 after 9pm. Serious of- Cleaner, (512) 385-7096. ings after 7pm or weekends. (713) 524-7629. fers only. 528-CARE and leave a message and your call will Dallas. MAN-MAID. Scheduled residential cleaning •• Houston/Dallas. We have many members of the services. Party bartending also available. (214) family wanting to share their homes with you. 824-3721. COMING SOON WITH ROOMMATE CONNECTIONS. Houston, (713) Dallas. 528-8002. Dallas, (214) 739-3863. INCOME TAX PIANO AND PATIO BARS, Houston. A-1 ROOMMATE Professionally prepared at reasonable & com- ATTORNEY HELP us make this second year the best ever in the petitive rates. Both personal & business returns. gay community. Thank you for your support. (713) Call Tom at (214) 941-4384. Best time 6pm-8pm, 932-1363. evenings. Saturday & Sunday mornings. AT LAW Houston. ROOM MATES Houston. Still #1 in placement & referrals. Due to expansion INCOME TAX we are now offering the ROOM MATES REGISTRY. Let a tax attorney prepare your return. Guaranteed You can list in this registry at no cost to you. Free results. Call John Qua, (713) 486-8153, ext. 172. (713) listing-it's new, fast, efficient and effective. Find a 333-5990, after 6pm. roommate fast. (713) 447-7006. (Exclusively gay). Houston. Call (713) 861-3269 for lawn service, mov- !p Houston. Roommate needed for Montrose 2 ing, hauling, deliveries. bedroom studio apartment. Completely furnished. Houston. Decks, Trellis, Arbors. Custom built to $239 includes all bills and maid. Can move in April your heart's desire. TERRA COnA CONSTRUC- 1st. (713) 523-4898. TION. (713) 524-6474. e HAVING LEGAL PROBLEMS? Houston. Mature responsible man to share 4 Houston. Disco mix cassettes, current and oldies bedroom, WID, fireplace. Call Chuck, (713) 527-9738. versions. 90 minutes, $10.00. (713) 880-1481. elN TROUBLE WITH THE LAW? Houston. G/w/M, 31, wants roommate for 2 Houston. Professional massage by trained, ex- bedroom in the Heights. $155/month, bills paid. Be perienced San Francisco masseur. You'll feel FREE honest and employed. (713) 862-4974. wonderful. Non-sexual. Ron, (713) 795-0668. $25. Houston. Roommate to share two bedroom apart- Houston. Gay owned and operated complete swim- ment in Montrose. $155/month plus V2 electricity. ming pool service. Free spring estimates. (713) CONSULTATION (713) 529-6766. 850-4936. TERMS AVAILABLE Houston. G/w/M seeks roommate for Hillcroft! Dallas. Expert auto repair and maintenance for your Westheimer 2-1 apartment. $185 includes all CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT American and foreign automobiles. Reasonable utilities. Responsible persons only. (713) 975-8153. rates plus parts if needed. Work done evenings and Houston/Dallas. ROOMMATE CONNECTIONS. weekends by appointments. References available 559·4760 A special thanks to our brothers and sisters in the Upon request. S.L. Lee, (214) 526-3315. DALLAS gay community for your fantastic response and Houston. Electrician-all kinds of wmnq. Free 1318 WESTHEIMER helping to make us the ultimate. Quality above all! estimates. Reasonable. References. Call Bill, (713) HOUSTOI'! 523-0035 COMPLETE DISCRETION GUARANTEED Proud to be one of the family! Houston, (713) 961-3407. 526-8002. Dallas, (214) 739-3863.

l\VT MARCH 27 . APRIL 2. 1981 PAGE 83 PAGE 82 TWT MARCH 27 - APRIL 2. 1981 Houston. Don Dowden at Hair Craft to serve your Houston. 39-year-old-Pisces-active clergyman haircutting needs. (713) 526-5472. (living in parish rectory) seeks attractive, young GNV/M for personal friendship. Should reside in Texas. "A new way to meet new friends." For infor- Pink Elephant Houston. Contact: Fr. "C" Charles, 4918 Cochran "44 n:AIlS \ 01 vc.: mation send self addressed stamped envelope to sr, Houston, TX 77009 or call (713) 695-0631-ask ALTERNATIVE CONNECTIONS, Box 10, 1713 for Father "C". Westheimer, Houston TX 77098. Confidential. Houston. HYPNOSIS can help! Ron Shonk, M.Ed., Dallas. RENT·A-ROD. Dependable used rent cars M.H. (713) 795-0668. catering to the Oak Lawn area. As low as $121day or $57/week. 250 free miles. Free delivery in Oak Lawn. Texas. I am planning to tour Europe this summer Let us reserve one for you! (214) 742-3160. and would like to talk to anyone who has been Houston. GOLD SOURCE BY ETC JEWELRY. abroad. Hindsight is better than foresight-your ex- Highest prices paid for GOLD, STERLING SILVER, perience may make my trip more enjoyable. Please DIAMONDS and other precious stones. Monday call George, (713) 783-1176. thru Friday, 10:30am to 6pm, 3329 Richmond (at Dallas. Forming bridge group for fun and fellow- Buffalo Speedway). (713) 520-8440. ship. All experience levels welcome. Call (214) Houston. 484-3707. PSYCHOTH ERAPY U.S.A. In announcing the sale of the ISLANDIA Stuart Felps, M.A., Ed.S. Group/Individual/Couples. MOTEL effective March 20,1981, we wish to thank (Licensed psychotherapist). (713) 528-0289. our many friends for thei r patronage and support Houston. Bayland Mobile Services. Car repair. All during the past 2'12 years. Thank you. Adrian and types. Call John, Eddie, or Larry. (713) 691-7131. Paul. APRIL IS OUR Houston. Houston. Sharpstown area. GfW/M, 25, would like HAIR CRAFT to know of and meet other GfW/Ms living in the An innovative salon Newport, SI. Louis or Rivertree apartments area. TH ANNIVERSARY for men and women. Gary, after 7pm. (713) 774-8903. 2110 Lexington, (713) 526-5472. MONTH Dallas. GAY PARENTS write to Jack Ledbetter, P.O. 4 Houston. Attorneys: confidential civil and criminal Box 632, Dallas, TX 75221 or call (214) 948-2010. legal services at very reasonable rates. Fees begin SO COME CELEBRATE Houston. GfW/M, 32, 5'6", 1321bs, curly, dark blond, at DWI-$200, other misdemeanors-$175, felo- A MONTROSE clean-cut, handsome, warm, honest, down-to-earth. WITH THE CREW nies-$500, divorce-$100", wills $50, adoption $200", ALTERNATIVE Bars/bookstores non-participant who likes Lake name change-$150" ,probate-$200", incorpora- 309 W_ Market (223-0333) Travis, symphonies, movies, light body building and tion-$200", contracts, partnership agreements, traf- values caring friendship. You're 28-34, 5'5"-5'9", SAN ANTONIO fic cases, injury cases (" plus all filing fees and masculine, dark hair and eyes, head and heart NO DRESS CODE court costs). Leon Burris & Assoc. Southeast and together; a bright stable GfW/M, non-smoker with Northwest offices. (713) 649-3110. Other services depth and character who is looking for more than a available. one-nighter. Are you out there? Photo helpful. PMS, PERSONALS 6427 Hi IIcroft, #345, Houston 77081. U.S.A. Black and White Men Together, international Abi/ene. Exodus Bible study, Close Christian SAT-MARCH 28 social/support group. Write: BWMT-GD, 279 Coll- fellowship. P.O. Box 2473, Abilene, TX 79604. (915) ingwood, San Francisco, CA 94114, or call (415) 672-9688. TRAGEDY ANN TALK:. 431-0458, 24 hrs. Houston. Gospel Outreach-write for free literature Texas. Looking for a nice, responsible, conservative and personal correspondence. Curt Morrow, 3317 W/M that is full of love and affection (no drugs, etc.) Montrose, Suite 143, Houston 77006. TOWN wanting to meet same in view of long lasting rela- Houston. LAMBDACOMP-A compatability mat- 3530 BROADWAY. SAN ANTONIO 826-9729 tionship and share house on lake 50mi. from Dallas ching service. (713) 721-5583. An exciting way to with good-looking, well known businessman. All OPEN 4PM MON-THURS meet some fun people. (5-10pm weekdays, Noon- letters answered. Please send photo. Write: P.O. 5pm weekends.) OPEN 2PM FRI·SAT·SUN Box 43197, Seven Points, TX 75143. Dallas. Are you looking for a long lasting relation- Dallas. Interested in leather, motorcycling, police ship of love and affection? If you're not into bar uniforms, boots, good music, food, theatre and in- scene, drugs, drag or leather, write: P.O. Box 19406, SAT-APRIL 4 telligent conversation? Call Bob, (214) 526-7354. Dallas, TX 75219. Will answer immediately. Houston. Professional GfW/M, 1901bs., 6ft., mature, TRAVEL HOT CHOCOLATE 38, straight appearance, discreet, nice looking. Dislikes bars, seeks responsible, good-natured U.S.A. GAY CAPITOLS OF EUROPE. Come share friendships or lover relationships with depth and with us this fun packed, exciting "once in a COMING MAY 2 sincerity. Photo please. No S/M, fems, drunks or lifetime" experience. A fully escorted, well-planned MR. ASTRAPTES COriTEST dopers. Write: Occupant, 1669 South Voss #358, gay group tour. 18th annual tour-Aug. 9-30, 1981. Houston TX 77057. Write or phone, "Les" at ONE WORLD TRAVEL CONTACT VIRGlNIA AT ASTRAPTES CLUB, 2256 Venice Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90006. Houston. Medical student seeking living-quarters in Or phone (213) 462-5997. Hurry-limited space. exchange for light duties. My educational funds are running short. Call (713) 529-1997 anytime or write: Key West. Curry House. A guest house in the heart J. Smith, Box 56266, Houston 77027. of Old Town. "Please, boots off when in the ham- mOCks." For reservations: (305) 294-6777. 806 Flem- Houston. Be part of a club that's going places. Ing SI., Key West, FL 33040. MACO-planning another fun ride soon. Interested bicyclists should call Robin, (713) 528-8437; Dennis, TeXas. Call us about our April 23rd opera tour to (713) 521-0933; or Paul, (713) 527-6348. Toronto. You won't believe the price! PROFES- SIONAL TRAVEL. (214) 526-3450. Houston. Afghan hounds are looking for good, responsible owners. Applicants screened carefully. Key West. THE PINES. 521 United SI., Key West, Your cost will only be for any needed shots and/or FL. 33040, (305) 296-2107. Private AlC guesthouse medical care. For more info, call (713) 961-9735. ~ool and large sunning area. ~ _

MARCH 27 - APRIL 2. 1981 l'WT MARCH 27 - APRIL 2. 1981 PAGE 85 PAGE 84 TWT __lfll?I~~ICt-i 1()IUA\Il?lrl~Il?__ \WI -A\ILIL ~\A\IIJt 'ClINlf~\A\ - - , I -- -- ___THE_ GUIDE__ Listed below are Texas cities A-G. For cities H-Z, refer to last week's TWT. The fol/owing businesses support the gay community through regular advertisements in TWT.To main- tain a guide listing, a supporter must advertise on a regular basis, i.e., the equivalent of one advertisement monthly. There is no charge for non-profit, public service listings; but maintaining the accuracy of your guide entry is your responsibility . • A·G. ABILENE CLUB (Area Code: 915) CORPUS CHRISTI CLUBS (Area Code: 512) Walnut St. Pub 4th & Walnut 677-2522 Jolly Jack 411 Peoples 882-0254 AMARILLO CLUBS (Area Code: 806) Zodiac Disco 617 S. Staples 883-7753 Maggies 1005 N. Filmore 372-5081 CORPUS CHRISTI ORGANIZATIONSIHELPLINES AMARILLO ORGANIZATIONS (Area Code: 806) (Area Code: 512) Amarillo Alliance of Gay People .... 323 W. 10th .... 372-9204 Gay Alcoholics Anonymous .... Unitarian Church .... 8PM Palo Duro Dignity .... P.O. Box 1035, Canyon TX 79015 ...... 882-07091937-1361 ALBUQUERQUE, NM. BATHS (Area Code: 505) DALLAS BATHS (Area Code: 214) TPS Spa 242 Wyoming N.E 296-9662 Club Dallas 2616 Swiss 821-1990 ARLINGTON CLUBSIBUSINESSES (Area Code: 817) DALLAS CHURCHES (Area Code: 214) Innovative Designs, Ltd 2205 W.Division#A-5 261-1391 Faith Community Church Box 683 941-0346 Tarrant County Mining Co 735 N. Collins 2656448 MCC-Dallas 2701 Reagan. . 52!Xl221 ARLINGTON ORGANIZATIONSIHELPLINES (Area Code: 817) United Community Church .... 4402 Roseland 827-5088 Gamma Dynamics, Inc .. 1010 N. Davis .. Metro .. 265-8226 DALLAS CLUBS (Area Code: 214) Gay/Lesbian Assoc/UTA ... Box 19823. UTA Sta. ZIP 76019. Adam's Inn 4036 Cedar Springs 522-5935 UT-AComm. Serv. Cntr. (psychiatric help) 273-2165 Alcatraz . . 5404 Lemmon Ave 526-1410 AUSTIN ADULT BOOKSTORES (Area Code: 512) Baja's 2508 Maple 742-4732 Mr. Peepers 213 E. 6th. . 478-{)243 Conference Room 4548 McKinney 526-9291 Stallion Bookstore 706 E. 6th 477-0148 Crews Inn 3220 N. Fitzhugh 526-9320 Texas No.1 News Stand. . .. 1910 Guadalupe 472-0010 Dallas Crude 3902 Cedar Springs 52&0050 Wild Bill's 613 W. 29th 477-0534 Eighth Day. . 2509 N. Fitzhugh 823-0276 AUSTIN BATHS (Area Code: 512) Encore II 4516 McKinney 526-9328 Club Austin 308 W. 16th 476-7986 Fraternity House 3215 N. Fitzhugh 521-1651 Exec. Health Club S.F.Austin Hotel 478-7220 Hidden Door 5025 Bowser 526-9211 AUSTIN CHURCHES (Area Code: 512) High Country 3121 Inwood 353-9897 MCCA 614 E. 6th 477-7747 Island. The 4300 Lemmon. . ..•.... 526-9341 AUSTIN CLUBS (Area Code: 512) J.R.'s. . .. 3923 Cedar Springs ...... •.... 528-1004 Austin Country 705 Red River. . 478-6806 Jugs 2812 W. Henderson 823-0746 New Apartment Lounge. . .. 2828 Rio Grande 478-{)224 No Name Bar. . .. 2513 N. Fitzhugh 823-0790 Private Cellar 709 E. 6th 477-0387 Landing 2617 N. Pearl 741-0300 Red River Crossing 611 Red River 477-0391 Round-Up Saloon & Dance Hall .. 3914 CedarSpgs .. 522-9611 Tex's Colorado St. Bar 404 Colorado 474-7003 Studio 69 3218 N. Fitzhugh 526-9303 Waller Creek Saloon & Dance Hall ... 709 E. 6th 477-0387 Sundance Kids 4025 Maple 526-9173 AUSTIN ORGANIZATIONSIHELPLINES (Area Code: 512) Tex'sRanch 4117Maple 526-9302 Alcoholics Anonymous (Hill Country Intergroup) 472-8251 Throckmorton Mining Co 3014 Throckmorton 521-4205 Alcoholics Anonymous (Lambda) ... 1403 E. 6th 472-0336 Village Station 4001 Cedar Springs 528-6161 Austin Lambda. . 603 W. 12th 478-8653 Wild Crowd Saloon 2515 N. Fitzhugh 824-9158 Dignity/Austin P.O. Box 43-47 477-6699 DALLAS FITNESS CENTERS (Area Code: 214) Gay Community Services 2330 Guadalupe 477-6699 Fitness Exchange ..... 2615 Oak Lawn #101 ..... 526-1220 Gay Nurses Alliance 1010B Romeria Dr 453-0816 DALLAS ORGANIZATIONSIHELPLINES (Area Code: 214) Hotiine-MH/MR(24hrs) ...... 472-HELP Alcoholics Anonymous 744-3281 Lambda Center for Alcoholics 1403 E. 6th 472-0336 American Red Cross. . 741-4421 Law Students for Human Rights UT Law School Charleton Methodist Hospital Drug Abuse 296-2511 .. 2500 Red River ZIP 78705. Community Blood & Plasma Serv. -806 S.St.Paul .. 748-9354 Lesbian/Gay Alcohol & Drug Abuse COllective .... 603 W. 12th Community Resource Center/Gayline 748-6790 ...... 478-8653 Concerned Amer. /Preserv/Human Rights 233-3100 Lesbian/Gay Democrats of Texas ... P.O. Box 822 ... 478-8653 CONTACT-phone counseling. .361-6624 Lesbian/Gay Political Caucus .. Box 822 ZIP 78767 .. 478-8653 DAIR 3918 Cedar Springs . Lesbian/Gay Speakers Group 478-8653 Dallas Alternative. . 748-6790 Lone Star Deaf Rainbow Society 479-6699 Dallas County Rape Crisis 521-1020 Republican Alternative Committee for Texas. Dallas Gay Activities Line ...... •.•. . .. 528-6161 ...... Box 225 ZIP 78767 472-2020 Dallas Suicide Prevention Service ...... •..... 521-5531 Teatro Alegre 607 W. 25th .. 478-0611 Dept. Human Res. Child Abuse Unit 837-4020 V.D. Clinic 1313 Sabine 474-6581 Dignity/Dallas 12222Coit Rd 233-3100 AUSTIN RETAIL BUSINESSESISERVICES (Area Code: 512) Dignity/Outreach of Dallas ..... 12222 Coit Rd 233-3100 Charlie Meyer Electric Box 4609 453-1459 Emergence (Christian Scientists) ... Box 19973ZIP 75219 . Desperados. . . Highland Mall 451-4116 Episcopallntegrity/Dallas-Ft. Worth2702 Reagan #205522-5067 GOOdShop 1203W. 6th 476-9526 GAU/NT. . . Box 2402 ZIP 75221 . . 691-0043 Hot lips, Inc 2815 A Fruth 476-5120 Gay Alanon . . 744-3281 T BEAUMONT CLUBS (Area Code: 713) Gay Alcoholics Anonymous 744-3281 he Copa 304 Orleans 832-4206 Gay BOWling League 651-8295 A COLLEGE STATION CLUBS (Area Code: 713) Gay Organization of Dallas. . .. 6146 St. Moritz. x 12Alrltll}-tCf)lLtUIl2'-AILIL~ALlt CAST straptes 605C Old Wellborn Rd 696-1100 Gay Political Caucus Box 35011 ZIP 75235 528-4233 COLLEGE STATION ORGANIZATIONSIHELPLINES Gayline 748-6790 AI (Area Code: 713) Greater Dallas Info & Referral Service 747-3711 Gternative...... Box 4109 ZIP 77844 696-8743 Help Hotline...... •.... 339-4111 .1~:I'()11Il!UlUISIIA\NA\'IHtU· lU~T'()N :l"-~}J,·fJ/SI} I ay Student Services Box 8109 696-8743 Mental Health-Mental Retardation 330-7721

PAGE86 TWTMARCH 27 - APRIL 2. 1981 TW-rMARCH 27 - APRIL 2. 1981 PAGE.87 DALLAS RETAIL BUSINESSES/SERVICES (Area Code: 214) EL PASO ORGANfZATIONS (Area Code: 915) Natl Org. of Women. . Box 140158 821·7471 A Strip ShopiA Moving Service ... 5108 Lemmon ... 742-8088 Dignity/EI Paso ...... P.O. Box 26523 . NEI Blood & Plasma Center. . .801 Elm. . 651·9828 B&W Liquors 4044 Cedar Springs. .526-5820 FORT WORTH CHURCH (Area Code: 817) N.OW. Lesbian Rights. . ... 3108 Routh SI. 742~918 Agape MCC 2336 Hemphill @ Page 926-7000 Oak Lawn Bowling Association. . .589-1936 Balloons To You 256-4520 Butler'S Pantry Too 3930 Cedar Springs 521-0432 FORT WORTH CLUBS (Area Code: 817) Oak Lawn Symphonic Band. . 526-3197 (() calfee Beanery 2817 Greenville 821·2090 Carroll SI. Inn. . 704 Carroll . . .336-2472 Oak Lawn Tennis Assoc. . .. 3703 Travis #204 .. 522·7785 Day, Kim K. (attorney) 1309 Main #1112 742·2281 Corral 621 Hemphill 335-0196 Parents Anonymous 353{)186 Dean Galleries...... 3226 Knox St . . .. 522-8371 Downtowner . . .3208 W 7 332-0335 Parents & Friends of Gays. . 526-8333 DeBrucque, Wm.R.,DDS .3225 Lemmon AveW.#303 .522·2000 Krazy Kowboy 4400 White Settlement Rd 731-8080 Police Department-Social Services. . . .. 670-5844 Eagle Leathers 4012 Cedar Springs 528-4620 651 Club. . 651 S. Jennings. . .332-0745 Police Harassment Reporting ..... 5284233 or 522·5991 .4025 Maple . . .528-4620 Tender Trap. .1815 E. Lancaster 335-0031 Presbyterians for Lesbian/Gay Concerns. . .522·7813 .4117 Maple . . .528-4620 The Other Place 1038 N. Henderson. . 335-1901 Psychiatric Emergencies-Parkland Hospital 638-1800 Empire Properties Realtors ... 3131 Turtle Creek .522·1000 Woodwork 1612 Park Place 921·9861 Suicide Prevention. .521·5531 Emporium 3921 Cedar Springs 528-7241 FORT WORTH ORGANfZATIONs/HELPLfNES Take Back the Night. . . Box 140158 742~918 Flowers, Flowers, Flowers ..... 4108 Lemmon. . .. 528-8340 (Area Code: 817) Texas Gay Task Force...... Box AK . . .355-1158 Gaspipe. . .4435 Maple. . 526-5982 Crisis/Suicide Intervention (24 hour help). . 336-3355 ~ The Family Place. . . 941·1991 Graham, the Photographer .... P.O. Box 19875 521·1698 Dignity/Fort Worth P.O. Box 296, Bedford, Tex. 76021 268-3721 T.H.R.F .... 3128 Lemmon Ave E #304 ZIP 75204 522·5991 eoO~S10~;IlS1\tI Hunt Designer Services (movers) ... 1302 Dragon 747·3928 Friends of Fort Worth 1601 8th Ave 926-3331 (Texas Human Rights Foundation) S Island, The (game room) . .4300 Lemmon 526-9341 Lambda AA. .332·3533 Turtle Creek Chorale P.O. Box 19806 821·3086 20 E 6\"EEP st'lo'IJ Lobo Bookshop . . 4012 Cedar Spri ngs 522·1132 Tarrant Co. GPC . . P.O. Box 3224 ZIP 76103 . VD. Clinic 1936 Amelia CI. 670-6115 13 Midnite Hair 2504 N. Fitzhugh. . .824-3231 VD. Clinic...... 1800 University...... 870-7223 DALLAS RESTAURANTS (Area Code: 214) Oak Lawn Garage 4402 W. University 351·3058 GALVESTON CHURCH (Area Code: 713) eES1 z~~P Baja's . . . .2508 Maple...... 742-4732 011 the Street. . .3851 Cedar Springs 521·9051 Metropolitan Community Church .... 1804 69th. ..765-7626 Bell Pepper. . 3411 McKinney. . .521·9035 Park Cities TWO .... NW Hwy at Preston Ctr, E 368-1447 ...... or5~16 S1\\..\.. 1t'1E J.R.'s. . 3923 Cedar Springs. . .. 526-9900 001,",S Roommate Connections . . 739-3863 GALVESTON CLUBS/HOTELS (Area Code: 713) Peppi no's Too 3326 N. Fitzhugh ..... 521-4580 Season Air (NC, elec., plumb.) .742·2311 Unit 7139 Bunkhouse. . 2103 0';' SI. 763-9842 Rumors. . 3911 Cedar Springs. . .526-5590 ...... or2~969 The Fly 2101 OV, St 763-9842 Z9tJlO'lIE~E. .'1E.\.S Showcase Cinema .... Valley View @ Josey Ln .... 241·2410 Gatsby Restaurant...... 717 University. . .762·3359 Sound Climax (Audio & Video) .. 4408 Lovers Lane .. 363-5676 Heartbreak Hotel 2405 Post Olfice. . 763-9678 0 T.L Construction 2505 Throckmorton 521·9723 Islandia Motel. . 2027 Rosenberg 765-5431 Tonsorium 2900 Henderson. . .823-1410 Kon·Tiki. 214 232rd. .763-9031 ON1'l4 Trans-Video 8024 Forest Ln 348-9460 Mary's II 2502 Q ';' St 763-9435 DENTON ORGANIZATIONS (Area Code: 817) RObert's LaFitte. .213 Kempner. . .. 765-6896 ~OS1\N GLAD Box 951 ZIP 76201 387-8216 GALVESTON ORGANIZATIONS (Area Code: 713) (Gay/Lesbian Assoc. of Denton) . . . or 383-4176 Moody Civic Center 763-6459 DICKENSON ORGANIZATfONS (Area Code: 713) SE~~fl~:E.'4E.~~S Texas Bay Area Gays . . . P.O. Box 861 332·3737 eH·ze EL PASO CLUBS (Area Code: 915) Old Plantation 219 S. Ochoa ~ For Texas Cities H through Z, refer to last fO~ San Antonio Mining Co 800 E. San Antonio. 548-9903 week's TWT. A·G cities alternate with H·Z.

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l'WrMARCH 27 ·APRIL 2,1981 PAGE 95 Fitness Exchange Dallas is 1 year old February 22 and Fitness Exchange Houston is2 years old April 15 ... so to celebrate, we're giving $50 off our yearly memberships. Now you can get in shape and save money too! Offer good thru April 15, 1981. ,.. 3,6,12 Month Plans * ~ ~ •~

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