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| Rita Moreno | Googie Gomez | |
| Kaye Ballard | Vivian Proclo | |
| Jack Weston | Gaetano Proclo | |
| F. Murray Abraham | Chris | |
| Treat Williams | Michael Brick | |
| Bessie Love | Maurine | |
| Jerry Stiller | Carmine Vespucci | |
| Dave King | Abe Lefkowitz | |
| Tony de Santis | Balloon Man | |
| Paul B. Price | Claude Perkins | |
| John Everson | Tiger | |
| Christopher J. Brown | Duff |
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| Producer | Denis O'Dell
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| Writer/Composer |
Terrence McNally
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| Cinematography | Paul Wilson
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| Music | Ken Thorne
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On his deathbed Carmine Vespucci's father tells him to "get Proclo". With "the hit" on, Gaetano tells a cab driver to take him where Carmine can't find him. He arrives at the Ritz, a gay bathhouse where he is pursued amorously by "chubby chaser" Paul B. Price and by entertainer Googie Gomez who believes him to be a broadway producer. His guides through the Ritz are gatekeeper Abe, habitue Chris, and bellhop/go-go-boys Tiger and Duff. Squeaky-voiced detective Michael Brick and his employer Carmine do locate Gateano at the Ritz, as does his wife Vivian. - Written by Ed Stephan |
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