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MISS GAY TEXAS OPENS
IN HOUSTON
Saturday and Sunday, April
10th and 11th, Miss Gay Texas 1976
opens at the Old Plantation Club
in Houston. 1976 promises to be
the most successful year ever for
the Pageant as over 30 contestan
will be competing for the title of
Miss Gay Texas.
For the first time in the four
year history of the Pageant, Miss
Gay Texas is independently being
sponsored by the Nuntius and has
no affiliation· with any bars in the
State of Texas.
Contestants competing in
this year's contest represent cities
and towns from every region in
Texas. Waco, El Paso, Laredo,
and Austin will aiave their tmwns
represented for the first time. And
representativies frrom San Antonio,
Houston, Ft. Worth, Dallas, and
Corpus Christi will once again
converge on Houston for this annu-al
event.
All reserved seating for the
Pageant has been sold out, but
plenty of good standing room will
be available at the door.
Preliminary judging for Miss
Gay Texas will begin at 5 p.m.
on Saturday with competition in
sportswear and gown. The official
starting time of the Pageant will
be 8:30 p.m. both nights.
This year's hosts for the
yearly extravaganza will be Arkansas'
Tuna Starr, and the Old
Plantation's Jennifer George and
Ernestine. Special entertainment
will be provided throughout the
Pageant by Norma Kristie, Miss
Gay America 1971, Reyna Turner,
Miss Gay Universe 1974, Shan Covington,
Miss Gay America 1975,
Houston's own E. D. Llloyd, Shannon
Forrestor, Miss Gay Texas
1974, and other surprise guests.
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EDITOR
The big event of the year
has arrived in Houston, that is
Miss Gay Texas 1976, of course!
Texans will be flocking from all
over the Lone Star State as well
as out of state visitors for the
annual awards. Houston's Old
Plantation is the site of the Pageant
and the newly built bar should
provide the most elaborate setting
for the event ever.
Don't forget that the Houston
MCCR will be showing that
all time movie hit The Gay Deceivers
on April 17th. It's a movie
not to be missed!
In Dallas town, the Old Plantation
is underway with building
its new location. We should be
seeing that new nite spot by early
June.
Those of you asking who the
uniformed men are outside of the
Bayou Landing - they now have uniformed
police securHy for your
safety and protection. Two Dallas
Police sergeants, no less!
Things across the Southwest
look fairly slow until after Miss
Gay Texas. Of course, the following
weekend is not only Easter,
but FIEST A in San Antonio as
well.
Til next week,
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Texas at 4615 Mt. Vernon, Houston,
Texas 77006, (713) 527-
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me! plummer
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jonathan edwards
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Navy P .0. W. Camps
The U.S. Navy has confirmed
that at least two enlisted men
died as a result of simulated torture
experiences in the Navy's
secret P.O.W. training camps.
The camps -- known as "survival,
evasion, resistance, and escape
schools" (or seres for short)
- - have been operate at remote
locations within the United States
for the past 15 years.
The Navy, until recently,
has refused to say anything about
them, or even confirm that seres
camps existed. Several former
officers, however, have described
them as rigorous P.O.W. finishing
schools where Navy recruits
are sent for five days to learn
about the potential horrors of being
captured in action.
Witnesses say that camp
guards, although Americans, dress
in Chinese or Vietnamese uniforms
Cover Boy
This issue's Cover Boy is
Franco. Born and reared in Milan
Italy Franco makes his first
Tr~ns-Atiantic crossing via the
Nuntius.
Franco plans on coming to
the United States this July and
help celebrate the Bi-Centinenial.
And from the looks of Franco,
we can't think of a better way
to celebrate anything!
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speak in Oriental dialects, lock the
recruits in tiger cages, administer
tortures, play Oriental music at
loud volumes, and generally attempt
to crack the recruits psychologically.
A Navy lieutenant, Wenilall
Young, filed a $15 million
(dollar) suit against the Navy last
month, alleging that his back was
broken and his career as a flyer
ruined as a result of a beating
in one of the camps.
The Navy, in response to
Young's suit, now confirms that
at least two men died during seres
training - - one man reportedly
suffocating in a tiger cage-like cell
and the other the victim of a
heart attack during a forced crosscountry
march.
However, the Navy says the
p.o.w. schools will continue -arguing
they are the best method
to prepare flyers to withstand the
rigors of being a P._O.W.
JIDYERTISEI
S. B. ONE FAILING
The New York Times reports
that the controversial bill
which would revise the entire federal
criminal code - - known as
"Senate Bill One" -- appears
doomed in the current session
of Congress.
The 799 page bill has been
attacked by many civil libertarians
who claim it amounts to an
American "official secrets act."
The bill, among other things, imposes
tough criminal sanctions against
persons who leak or publish
any government secrets.
The Times reports that conservative
and liberal senators - -
headed by John McClellan and Edward
Kenn~dy - - were near to
working out a compromise on new
"S. l" wording when an internal
senate memo "blew up" the compromise.
The memo was written and
released publicly by senate leaders
Mike Mansfield and Hugh Scott.
According to the Times the memo
virtually ordered the liberal and
conservative senators to "break
the impasse", and Mansfield and
Scott then took credit for any headway
in the compromise session.
The Times says the memo
has infuriated both sides - - "has
fossilized everyone's position,"
and that, as a result, S. I now
appears almost certain to die in
committee.
LOVE YOUR SISTER?
A special Swedish government
committee, in a surprisingly
frank report, has recommended
that all laws against incest - -
that is, sex between brother and
sister or child and parent - - be
abolished.
The committee, composed
of seven experts in medicine, sexual
research, and law, recommended
to Swedish Parliament that
all incest - - except relations between
an adult and a young boy
or girl under his or her care - -
should be permitted in Sweden.
The committee said it reviewed
most ethical and generic
reasons for forbidding incest and
had "not found these reasons of
such importance that they would
justify continued legal prohibition."
The seven experts also
recommended that sexual intercourse
be legally permitted as early
as age 14, and that the word
"homosexual" be banned from legislation
dealing with sex, so that
all homosexuals would be treated
in the same manner as heterosexuals.
FEMINISTS SNUFFING "SNUFF"
Groups of New York feminists
are attempting to stop the
showing in Times Square of the
controversial movie, Snuff.
Snuff purports to show the
real-life murder and dismemberment
of an unsuspecting woman
actress on the screen. Most critics
who have seen the film report
that the so-called real-life
murder is actually a poorly done
fake.
However, several feminists
groups have lodged complaints with
New York City and federal officials
, contending that the movie
presents the idea of a woman being
murdered on the screen as a
titilating thing.
The women's groups say
they are afraid that Snuff could
create a demand for the real
thing and that actresses may yet
be murdered on camera.
DEAR AUNT SOFA:
What is wrong with the
world? I like people, generally,
but every time I even try to be
friendly and just talk with someone,
like in a bar, all they want
to do is go home with me and
trick. It has almost made me totally
anti- social. Can't a person
just be friendly without sexual
overtones? I'm so sick of it
I could scream. Is there any
solution?
ADVISE:
I guess what you are talking
about could be a real problem
for you. Personally, I would
like to have it for about a week.
I guess that the only real solution
that you have is to be frank with
people when you meet them if
any type of sexual overtone is taking
place. Expalin that you are
seeking friendship and not necessar
ily a physical relationship.
Who knows, you may even find
someone that might believe you.
DEAR AUNT SOFA:
What ever happened to the
picture you used to run with your
column? All tha t is ever at the
top of your column is the usual
symbol. Also , are the rumors
true about your going into show
bus iness?
ADVISE:
As far as the picture goes,
you' ll have to check with our essteemed
edito r about that. She's
the old boy that decides which
material goes into each weeks
paper. I must admit that the
picture does dress up the page
quite a bit. As to your question
about my going into show business -
I've been in s how business for
years! A lot of it I can't discuss
in this publication, but your
dear old Auntie has been around'
Aunt Sofa a nswers questions weekly
in the Nuntius. If you have any
questions or comments for Aunt
Sofa, please write Aunt Sofa, c/o
Nuntius, 4615 Mt. Vernon, Houston,
Texas 77006.
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ARIES (March 21 - April 20):
The adoption of a unique idea
or concept may supply the answer
to a family or nutritional
problem. Experiment with different
arrangements and combinations.
TAURUS (April 21 - May 21):
This is a good week for travel
or for pursuing the unusual. Jupiter
puts the stamp of approval
on Venus-ruled individuals such
as yourself. Make a demonstration.
GEMINI (May 21 - June 21):
This is a good time to begin new
projects; seek out other people
in perspn. You can be quite
winning. Avoid a tendency to shift
responsibility to others.
CANCER (June 22 - July 23):
Your creative juices are flowing
freely. The Moon in your sign
gives you an edge where personality
is concerned. Now is the
time to make changes , improvements.
LEO (July 24 - Aug. 23):
Group activities a re stimulating,
but may involve risk of discord
or dissens ion. Use your influence
constructively whe re friends
are concerned. Love is fickle.
VIRGO (Aug. 24 - Sept. 23):
This week has a romantic connotation,
should you be interested.
You could win an introduction
to someone compatible. Review
bus iness finances, collections.
LIBRA (Sept. 24 - Oct. 23):
Don' t try to get something for
noyhing now. Perhaps someone
will have to be taught a value
or moral. It is not a good week
to take on debts or extend credit.
SCORPIO (Oct. 24 - Nov. 22):
There may be a sudden opportunity
to travel , or news arrives
unexpectedly. Some pleasant surprise
may be in store! You should
be able to perceive inner workings.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23 - Dec. 21):
Follow up on concepts attributable
to the lunation. It is a good
week for travel. Disseminate information
you want to get before
the public. Check up on kin.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 - Jan. 20):
You may attract a new partner
who can demonstrate a few tricks
you have not known about. However,
shun what might be considered
unethical. A change impends.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 - Feb. 19)'
It may be time to catch your
breath and evaluate current directions.
Try to withdraw a bit
from outer events in order to gain
a broader perspective or insight.
PISCES (Feb. 20 - March 20):
This should be a more c reative
and dynamic week. Other people
a re more open now to your creative
ideas and plans. Try to
look ahead and a nticipate <'\'en ts.
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MARRIAGE OF TRANSSEXUAL
RULED LEGAL
Marriage between a transsexual
and a person of the opposite
sex is valid as long as the
transsexual tells the partner about
the sex change operation, according
to the New Jersey Supreme
Court.
The panel also ruled that
should the marriage break up,
the transsexual is entitled to support
payments.
The ruling by the Appellate
Court Division of Superior Court
came in the case of an unidentified
estranged wife (born a male
but given a female body thr ough
a sex change operation) who sued
her husband for alimony.
The appeals court, in upholding
the Bergen County trial
court decision, said the woman
was a female in the eyes of the
law at the time of the marriage
ceremony.
Therefore, the court ruled,
a union between a "man and woman"
took place and the marriage
was vaild.
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BOY OH BOY DOLLS!
In this liberated age, two
of America's biggest toymakers
are rushing out baby boy dolls
that come complete with a male
organ.
Mattell and Ideal both report
that their fully-complete baby
boy dolls will be on the market
by June.
The two companies, however, may
be aiming for different markets:
Mattell reports its doll is uncircumcized
while Ideal's is circum
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BEA TTY IN "HARD CORE"
Warner Brothers is reportedly
putting together a film called
Hard Core which could become
the first movie by a major Hollywood
studio to capture explicit
sex acts on film.
Warner Brothers has signed
Warren Beatty for the lead role
but Beatty will not be involved in
any X-rated scenes. Instead, the
plot will revolve around Beatty,
who plays the part of a father who
attends a porno flick.
The father reportedly recognizing
his daughter as acting in
the hard-core film, and he then
attempts to track her down in the
Los Angeles porno underground.
THE BLIMP IS BACK
The west German government
recently approved the expenditure
of $8 million for construction of a
VIDEO SERVICES football field sized hot air balloon
527-8813 that will cruise at 90 miles per
Houston • hour at an altitude of 10,000 feet.
~A\.4'~~liill!.' The helium filled aieships will
(91YW'WW'WWWWJEI reportedly carry morethan30tons
of cargo at one third the cost incurr,
id by a Boeing 747.
Westdeutsche Luftwerbung, the
Rhine valley company which is
making the giant blimps, says it is
being deluged with orders from
firms such as the French petroleum
company, which plans to use
blimps to carry oil drilling rigs
to North African fields.
FAT IS HEALTHY
a london psychiatrist is
reporting that being fat may not
be so unhealthy after all.
Doctor A. H. Crisp, a London
medical school professor, says
he has found that fat people are
much less anxious and depressed
than others in the general population.
Doctor Crisp reports giving a standard
psychological exam to
739 middle aged women and men.
238 of the subjects were at least
40 per cent over wieght.
Crisp says that his portly
subjects were at least 40 per cent
less anxious and depressed than
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bonds.
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French passive. Send SASE for
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smooth and rather hung.
You could do a lot worse.
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interested in meeting hairy and
hung dudes throughout the southwest
for hot and horny _times.
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individual who can lead me into
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Write me now!
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blonde, fairly attractive, very stable,
dependable, tired of bar scene,
looking for friends or lover
Seeking someone to share my life
with, who is handsome, butch, good
build, who loves sex and just living
life happily, content with the
person you love. Like quiet eve
nings alone with each other. Have
been hurt when I fell in love , so
please be sincere all answered
Send photos, address or phone
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8-301 El Paso Two young guys
looking for some out of town action.
Have roomy apartment will
share for week end with right
person. We are both 24 , w/ m,
and enjoy active/ passive French
and Greek Also into theater,
music. art, if passing through
our area we promise to sho"' you
a good time (in more ways than
one). No fems , fats. s /m or drugs
Will answer all that reply "ith
renialing photo and phone.
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Greek active males between 18-'.!1
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hung. Plese send photo and phone
if possible. '
e:294 Ft Worth 5,3;,: is·s: b;o·w·n
hair, hazel eyes, Well built considered
very handsome, enjoys
basketball, football, tennis, swimming,
hockey. Look~ for bot_h
friend or lover. Send photo 1f
possible. Would like to meet gay
guys in all 'l'exas. Please write
Will answer all.
B.'34·2 La.re0do0 B.i ~e·x~~l ·g~d· 1~k-ing
university dude 26, 5' 11", 160,
8 1/2" makes good escort to
theatre, dinner etc. Well built
dark brown eyes and hair would
like to meet other guys from same
area or write to others. Send
photo in the raw, no drugs, fems
freaks or s / m. Please your honesty
gets my foto and quick reply.
. .... . ....... G--132 · F·e~~le mid 50's wishes
to hear from women or similar
age. No men. Heavy set " butch"
gentle and considerate. Enjoy a
good life style, non drinker, easy
going, well educated, hard worker.
Possibility of som.e travel. misc.
In addition to Left Handed (th?, e besdt
reviewed film of the year H~n
In Hand Films 1s now re easmg
the best scenes from Drive, Adam&
Yves The Erotic Films of Peter
De Rome The Night Before,
Everytl}i.ng Goes and Good Hor
Stuff. Over 18?Writeforbrochure
Please. enclose SASE. Hand I
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DIRE€TORY
ABILENE
BAR H
4001 Pine 472-0076
AMARILLO
TIH PI.D PLANTATION
I 00., '.\. Filmore 372-0252
PAL'S
717 W. Ith 372-0711
SKYLINE
1507 W. 10th 372-0182
AUSTIN
Bars
APARTMENT
2828 Me Grande
Al STIN COUNTRY
600 E. 7th 472-0418
PEARL ST. WAREHOUSE
1720 La Vaca 478-0176
Organizations
Al'STIN INDEPENDENT
COMMUNITY CHURCH
408 W. 23rd
AUSTIN LESBIAN
ORGANIZATION BOOKSTORE
2002 1/2 Guadalupe
GAY/TEXAS {U.T. STUDENTS)
2330 Guadalupe
GAY COMMUNITY SERVICES
2330 Guadalupe
HOTLINE 477-6699
C~PUS CHRISTI
JOI.LY JACK
411 Peoples 882-0254
PE'INY'S PARADISE
807 N. Chapparall 882-0046
DALLAS
Bars
ACTW
3115 Live Oak
BA YOU LANDING
2609 N. Pearl 742-3269
BON SOIR
4527 Cole 526-9432
CHEZ LESLIE
4548 McKinney 526-8063
CHUCK'S
3019 Haskell 526-9329
CREWS INN
3229 N. Fitzhugh
ENCORE .
4516 McKinney 526-9328
ENTRE NUIT
3116 Live Oak
HIGHLAND
3018 Monticello 526-9551
OLD PLANTATION
5450 Denton Dr. Cutoff at Maple
634-7110
1\E BRANCH SALOON
~~2 McKinney 824-0921
•--:E WAY INN
,19 N. Fitzhugh 824-9227
\\IROD
~ 1 N. Fitzhugh 526-9110
, \DANCE KIDS
1025 Maple 526-9173
.1 AMPTRASH
,, 14 Throckmorton 526-9184
• RRY'S RANCH
1.8 Maple 526-9524
1.'S
17 McKinney
.LA FONTANA
l5 Skiles
Baths
'9:ttchelors qua rte rs
25 Skiles
.UB DALLAS
_tiJ6 Swiss Ave. 821-1990
Bookstores
TJIE COPENHAGEN
_.,JO Knight at Maple 526-9347
Theaters
INE 16
!15 Bryan
Orgoni zations
A Y LINE/COMMUNITY
t<ESOURCES CENTER
./214) 2414118
EL PASO
PARTMENT
5 Myrtle
LUB PIGALLE
I E. Franklin
E MILORD
16 Magoffin
ET SHOP
10 E. San Antonio 532-9721
IME MACHINE
_Q7 E. San Antonio 532-0820
Poge·e
FT.WORTH
RAILEY ST. WHEREHOUSE
259 Bailey St. 335-0232
1 lTHER PLACE
<026 W. Lancaster 335-0586
llEGENCY
1812 Hemphill 927-9416
T.J.'S BACK DOOR
,536 Jaxboro Hwy. 624-0603
,00 CLUB
,06 W. Magnolia 335-0692
;51 CLUB
651 S. Jennings 332-0745
GALVESTc»I
Bors
RARS
OOLPIIIN ROOM
Seawall llntel/Motcl
1 ;o2 Seawall Rlvd.
KON TIKI
214 23rd St. 763-9031 rn~1
it~~ni,· 763-6319
~lAR\"S·II
2502 Ave. Q 1/2
ROBF.IIT'S LAFITTE _
409 Rosenberg 763-950,
Baths
KON TIKI BATHS
220 23rd St. 763-4700
HOOSTOH
Bors
BRIAR PATCH
2294 W. Holcombe 665- 9678
DEPO$1TORY
2606 Peckham at Westheimer
,27-0260
•>ETOUR
504 Weslheimer 528-9552
HRTY SALLY'S
>00 Lovett 528-8900
~~XILE
I 017 Bell 226-8068
FARMHOUSE
FILLING STATION
1801 Richmond 528-8523
r.ALLEON
J720 Richmond 528-8787
U LITE (RANCH)
il00 S. Main 528-8048
INSIDE/OUTSIDE
1813 Westheimer 528-8049
JUST MARION & LYNN'S
818 Fairview 528-9110
LAMP POST
2417 T imes 528-8921
LAZY J
302 Tuam 528-8364
LOCKER
1732 Westheimer 528-8844
MARY'S
1022 Westheimer 528-8851
NUMBERS
1005 California 528-8460
OLD PLANTATION
2020 Kipling 522-2353
PINK ELEPHANT
1218 Leeland 226-8871
R.G. GRUNTS
2400 Brazos 528-6837
SECOND SUN
534 Westheimer 524-1225
SURF
2909 S. Main 528-9337
URSULA'S
1512 W. Alabama 527-0734
\'ENTURE-N .
2923 S. Main 528-9397
Baths
.UB HOUSTON
05 Fannin 659-4998
R. FRIZBY'S
01 Milam 523-8840
Bookstores
: TION NEWS
13 Mt. Vernon 524-5612
JONIS NEWS
09 Hollister 462-8171
)ULTZ I
8 W. Alabama 524-8718
)ULTZ II
21 W. Holcombe 666-2426
,LLAIRE BOOK STORE
07 Bellaire 661.-8840
NERS NEWS
0 Westheimer 526-8950
\SLIGHT BOOK STORE
19 Bellaire 665- 9595
)USE OF SCORPIO
6 Elgin
AIN ST. NEWS
«18 S. Main 528-9693
S\LTY DOG NEWS
2005 S. Shepherd 528-8425
Organizations
r.AY ACTIVISTS ALLIANCF.
llox 4-11 Univ. Center, U of H
749-3489
IGNITY HOUSTON
ox 66821, 77006
16-3276 or 524-5387
,AY POLITICAL CAUCUS
<520 Montrose suite 245
•26-2668
,1ETROPOLITAN COMMUN In
''HURCH
1214 Joe Annie 526-8233
Businesses
AH MEN BOUTIQUE
2020 Kipling 528-2853
\H MEN CLOTHES
805 Westheimer !524·9337
\LGREN PHOTOGRAPHY
·-11 Boston
)BBY'S OF HOUSTON
9 W. Alabama
C.J.'S BOUTIQUE
2606 Peckham 524-93~7
CITY PRINTERS
43 I 9 Montrose 527 -9850
CLOTHES CIRCUIT
900 Lovett 523-6131
DEL MONTE WASHATERIA
Delmonte off Voss
E. D. 's ORIGINALS
900 Lovett #104
EGOS BY F.DDIE
507 Westheimer 522-4555
KIKI LEE'S DRAGOONERY
5102 Westpark #332 789-0591
K. KLEANING SERVICE
9- 9877 .
RON DRU( FL(,RIST
,o Lovett '102 5'26-0525
JNTlllS
,, 15 Mt. Vernon 522-5609
<'ICHMOND LIQUOR MART
25 Richmond 527-9649
Theaters
"RtNCH QUARTERS
201 Louisiana at Elgin 528-9485
,IINI PARK
;907 Main 528-5881
Restaurants
'Vl)IAS
'acific 527-0818
'ER'S
Westheimer 524-9327
KILLEEN
Bors
ROYAL SKYLARK . .CLUB
Old Hwy 191 South
Bookstores
RED FRONT BOOK STORE
221 East Ave. D 526-7522
LAREDO
Bors
EL VAQl' EIIO
1802 Santa Ursula 722-8971
Bookstores
GALLERIA BOOK STORE
4218 San Bornordo
LUBBOCK
DAV(l)'S WAREHOUSE
2403 Marshall 762-9165
MC ALLEN
DUFFY'S
5 S. 16th 686-9144
MEW ORLEANS
Bors
ABBEY
1123 Decatur
ANITA'S
514 llrsulines
ANNEX
740 Burgundy
IIONAP-\IITE'S RETIIE,\T
'007 N. nec·atur
BOIIRBON PUB
801 Bourbon St. 523-9720
RRADY'S
700 N. Rampart
BUIIGIJNOY HOUSE
70~ Burgundi
FINALE II
624 N. Rampart
GALLEY HOUSE
542 Chartres St.
GOLDF.N LANTERN
1239 Royal SI.
MARTI'S
I 041 Dumaine
PETE'S 800
800 Bourbon St.
POST OFFICE
540 St. Louis
TRAVIS'
834 N. Rampart 581-9748
UNISEX
~20 Bour
Baths
CANAL BATHS
512 Gravier
CLUB NEW ORLEANS
512 Toulouse St.
ODESSA
Bors
THE GAP
205 E. 8th 337-9433
SK\ LITE
415 N. Jackson 337-957.';
Bookstores
R&L BOOKSTORE
214 N. Grant 337-6871
SAN ANTc»IIO
Bors
EL JARDIN
106 Navarro 223-7177
EL SAFARI
Hwy 81 623-9812
HmEAWAY
826 San Pedro
HYPOTHESIS
2012 Broadwa.1 225 Uli93
HABITAT
309 W. Ma rkct 223-0866
MARY ~:1,u:vs
815 Fredcricksbur>,: Hd. 73:?-0:J !9
ONE PENNY PIIB
1006 Wur,back 696 -9181
IIIIAPSOIJY
115 \I< . Rapsody Dr.
S.\GITTAIIIJIS
3000 N. St. Maris 222-8273
SAN ANTONIO COi NTH\'
1122 N. St. Marys 222-8273
SPANISH HARLEM
349 W. Josephine
SUNDOWN' SALOON
4503 Lakewood 648-9991
ZOO CLUB
3240 N. w. L<H>p 410
342-9029
Bookstores
1;,\LLEIII \ llOllK STORE
I OH S. \I, . ~ilitary 923-999N
GALLERIA BOOK STORE
6724 San Pedro 826-9223
WACO
OTHER ENO
2810 N. 19th 753-9195
WICHITA FALLS
CAROUSEL
703 Travis 322-0832
LE PISOIRE
608 8th 322-0920
Miss Gay South Pageant
* * * * *
Saturday, May 8, 1976
- VAPORS THEATRE RESTAURANT -
MISS GAY SOUTH
ht Runner-Up
2nd Runner-Up
Hot Springs, Arkansas
* $1,000.00 Ca1h
500.00 Co1h
250.00 Ca1h
(*)Prize monies bosed on 30 entries
COMPETITION IN
Evening Gown - bte"iew Talent
- OFFICIAL PRELIMINARY TO MISS GAY AMERICA -
~·--------------------· --
APPLICATION
NAM~---------
RETURN APPLICATJON TO
NOffl'lll Krfetl•
PO. Box 1751
Hot Sprlnp. AR 71901
ADORES·~----------- Afll9r S:OO p.m.
PHON•"------------
Call (501) 321·1990
REPRESENTIN, _______ _
seo.oo ENTRY FEE MUST ACCOMPANY THIS APPLICATION
RULES:
1. CONTESTANTS MUST BE 18 YEARS OR OLDER.
2 CONTEST OPEN TO ALL FEMALE IMPERSONATORS
3. SILICONE OR HORMONE OR THOSE l tN()FRG01MG T RIA.T
MENT TO CHANGE T HEIR PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTIC'S
ARE NOT ALLOWED TO ENTER. ~OLINE MAY 3, 1978
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