Episode 2

Intro scenes of New York including couples, Christopher Street, Central Park, Gay Street sign. Frank O'Dowd previews the show and announces that the premiere of the film Sebastiane will be a benefit for The Emerald City on August 10. Commercial for: Firebird Travel Windjammer Cruises, Pleasure Chest 8th Annual New York City Gay Pride Parade, June 26, 1977 Parents of Gays car (4:53) Jean DeVente (5:44) Lesbian Feminist Liberation (6:24) Marsha P. Johnson w/ GAY LOVE banner (6:47) Arthur Bell talks with Frank O'Dowd (6:55) Dyke [Separatists] (8:12) Stop Anita Bryant sign (8:23) Gay Teachers Association (9:27) Father Robert Clement and John Noble (9:33) Eulenspeigel Society – Mary Ann Collega talks with Pat Bond (10:07) Rollerena (11:22) Lesbian Feminist Liberation chanting (11:31) Dykes & Tykes (11:41) St. Patrick's "mini protest" (12:00) Sandy Gold of Gay Teachers Association interviewed by Collega (12:14) Dignity for Gay Catholics (14:59) Rally in Central Park (15:27) Hosts discuss turnout of women (16:27) John Paul Hudson (17:10) Marc Rubin, Gay Teachers Association (17:24) Patti Smith (18:26) Lou Reed (21:19) Christopher Street Festival
O'Dowd interviews:John Ford (Chap's Bar); Ed Murphy (West side Bar Association); festival goer, police officer. Performance of Brian Murphy (singer). O'Dowd interviews two impersonators Barbara Streisland (David Miller) and Judy Garland (Gary Rogers). Commercial: Chaps Bar, Big Top Theater. Chuck Ortleb interviews lawyer Enid Gerling about entrapment in the 1950s and 60s. Ad: Billy the Kid Bar. SRO (singing Trio) perform at The Grand Finale.
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