Saturday Night at the Baths (1975)A musician from Montana finds work and other things at The Continental Baths in New York City, 1974. Director:David Buckley |
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Saturday Night at the Baths (1975)A musician from Montana finds work and other things at The Continental Baths in New York City, 1974. Director:David Buckley |
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Robert Aberdeen | ... |
Michael
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Ellen Sheppard | ... |
Tracy
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Don Scotti | ... |
Scotti
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Steve Ostrow | ... |
Steve
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Phillip Owens | ... |
Queen /
Football Player - Gay Team
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Jane Olivor | ... |
Performer
(as Janie Olivor)
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R. Douglas Brautingham | ... |
Bagman
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Paul Ott | ... |
Hustler
(as Paul J. Ott)
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Paul Vanase | ... |
Towel Queen /
Football Player - Gay Team
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Caleb Stonn | ... |
Female Impersonator
(as Caleb Stone)
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J.C. Gaynor | ... |
Female Impersonator
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Pedro Valentine | ... |
Female Impersonator
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Toyia | ... |
Female Impersonator /
Drag Queen
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Josh Palace | ... |
Counterman
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Keith Kermizian | ... |
Cyclist
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A musician from Montana finds work and other things at The Continental Baths in New York City, 1974.
I would LOVE to see this movie again. I saw it as a double bill with "Something for Everyone" with Michael York in 1975. It was incredible. I went home and shaved off my beard. The movie was entertaining and, beyond that, sincere and optimistic - like the spirit of the late 60's and early 70's. If I ever had the chance to see this film again, within about a 300 mile radius, I'd be there. It was transformative. It lives as a legend in my memory.