[ID: The back of a postcard from Tony Pastor's Downtown with handwriting on it. The postcard is off-white with typed text on the top left side that reads, "Hi Kid: what a place. Full of “Queers” women + some dressed like men. They were fairies + made no bones about it. About 10 of us were here. Dates of course, you couldn’t go alone – Had a gay time later went to another bar on Broadway. No place Like N.Y. for a good time. [Illegible]’s cousins came up and she got 5 of us dates – swell time. Lots of Beer. You’d have loved it. I danced so much […] Miss Helen Patt 212 Walnut St. Clearfield, Pa.". On the left edge of the card is more handwriting that reads, "I ordered so much"; the rest of the text is partially illegible and cuts off from the image. There is printed text down the middle of the card that divides the left and right side of the card. On the right side is text that reads "Post Card" and a pink stamp in the top right corner. The card has been stamped to mark having been sent. There is handwritten text marking the addressee; it reads, "Miss Helen Patt - 212 Walnut St. - Clearfield, Pa." There are some faint lines below this text that are indistinct. /End ID.]