Gayzette' contest - 'Hunky Guy' #6 - Val - and 'Hunky Guy #7' - Karl (both from Dial-A-Model Agency) 'Hunky Guy #15 - Bob (sponsored by the Twilight Bar) 'Hunky Guy #33' - Rob 'Hunky Guy' #34 - Don (selected as Mr. male beefcake photographs of select contestants for the upcoming 'Hunky Guy Mr. theatre review of 'The Boys in the Band' (then showing at The Village, with photo) half-page ad from San Francisco's Nob Hill Theatre (then showing 'A Short Game!' with photo) news article on the Coronation Ball for Grande Czarina Gabriel II of the Peninsula With gay social, bar, gossip, and entertainment news, beefcake photographs, classified ads and splendid vintage advertisements, highlights include: A large newspaper, when unfolded, containing 8 pages, 12 pages, and 12 pages respectivelyAn early free gay newspaper distributed on the streets and in gay bars, Adz Gayzette's 'Statement of Policy' reads 'Gayzette is a non-political publication designed to entertain, to inform, and to serve the gay individual and the homophile community.' 2 #7) edited by Keith Wayde and published out of San Francisco. Three issues of 'Adz Gayzette' (1971-1972 - Volume 1 #19, Volume 1 #28, and Vol. Tyler and Brad's Index to Early Gay Publications & Periodicals