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New York-1 News T.V. commemorates the 30th Anniversary of the Stonewall Rebellion in 1999 with Promotional Television Spots during all of Gay Pride Weekend
 

New York 1 News commemorates 30th Anniversary of Stonewall with T.V. 
Promos

Smilin' Trio at The Stonewall -- 30 years later
[Photo by N.Y.-1 News T.V. Cameraman]

Pictured above are (l-2-r):  STONEWALL Veterans' Association Treasurer Terri Van Dyke; N.Y.C. community activist Liz J. Abzug; and S.V.A. Director Williamson Henderson inside The Stonewall.  Notice the landmark Stonewall Inn trademark wall lanterns.




Standing at the Top:  The Stonewall
[Photo by Liz J. Abzug]

Proudly pictured in front of the front doors of the legendary Stonewall Club above are (l-2-r):  Electra O'Mara, S.V.A. Secretary; non-SW-Vet "Victor/Victoria" Cruz, a known "hater" (but a sometimes 3rd-rate fill-in for the STONEWALL Veterans' Association's semi-annual drag show at The Stonewall); Williamson Henderson, S.V.A. Founder and Director; and Terri Van Dyke, S.V.A. Treasurer (who adamantly refused to even stand next to vitriolic "V/V").  Such is G.L.B.T. life!    


For the entire Gay Pride weekend in June 1999 and the several days leading up to it, New York One News uniquely and proudly presented three different Stonewall veterans in separate televised segments providing 411 about the 1969 Stonewall Rebellion.  The three featured Stonewall veterans were Williamson Henderson, Terri Van Dyke and Electra O'Mara.  There was also an alternating fourth segment as NY-1 wanted to have one person who was a non-SW-Vet to comment on the on-going historic significance and educational purposes of the STONEWALL Veterans' Association.  That special person, chosen by Williamson, was the 1998 Honorary Female Chairperson of the S.V.A. namely Liz J. Abzug.  All of the promotional Gay Pride segments were shown many times 24 hours around-the-clock for five days.  The feature segments commemorated the 30th anniversary of the Stonewall Rebellion.  New York One is televised throughout the five boroughs of New York City on Channel 1. It is also accessed through cable television in many other parts of New York State.     


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