Danny-Darko

Gardner McCay

Giddy up!

Maxwell Caulfield

On Deck

Sam Elliott

Mikhail Baryshnikov

Joel Crothers

David Kopay 1977 I was in high school when his book 'The David Kopay Story' came out. I bought it and hid it under my mattress so my parents wouldn't find it. It meant so much to me that he being a famous athlete had written his story and come out to the world as a Gay Man, which was unheard of back in those days! In doing so he helped many youths struggling with gay identity and proved to the world that the gay male stereotype was just that, an erroneous stereotype. I will always be grateful to him for what he did that took so much courage back then in those days compared to today.

Richard Beymer (Tony in the film version of West Side Story) at home.

Robert Fedell

Fawkeye_NYCm2m, by posting these pics I'm being "Verbose"??? I suggest you google the meaning of that word. 😆

Thank you but no thank you! 🤣

Aldo Ray

Yes they do and all the time in my experience!

I was under the impression The Townhouse was a "Gentlemen's Club" and had escorts among the cliental. That is not what I'd call a neighborhood gay bar that caters to the LGBT community. And since you asked I'm 61. So yes I've seen plenty of establishments the world over that only cater to men and other only to women (some lesbians hate men or simply want a space for themselves) and others yet only to Trans/Cross Dresses and the "Straight"/Bi men that pursue them. (They don't like it when gays or women enter because it scares the already nervous "straight" guys away, nor do they like competition). I don't know how young you are or how much you've traveled but yes in my days these were not uncommon! Yes your average bar would welcome females, I even saw them in Gay Male Strip Bars, and Gay Porn Theaters like "Nob Hill" and "Campus Theater" in San Francisco and in some in Vancouver Canada! I was surprised and it was awkward but yes there they were in a sexual venue and allowed in, no problems. Again, this The Townhouse club struck as a different kind of establishment. Obviously I'm wrong.