you had to look through the ads of the village voice/ny press/new york magazine for ads?

Screw Magazine was the most undependable.  The Voice back then, pre-Back Page, was also fairly undependable, although you could find excellent escort services there.  I always found NY Press pretty weak, too.

But my favorite was New York Magazine, especially their massage ads.  I guess because of the type of higher end readership the magazine attracted, the women who advertised there also tended to be higher end.  I found a large percentage of my ATFs there, most notably a full service massage place called Linda's (after the woman who ran it) which operated, over the years, in several different locales.  Samantha, my ATF of all ATFs, a MILFy Dutch woman worked there and was just extraordinary, as were a lot of other women who worked there.  In the 80s there were also quite a few great places that were operating on 57th Street and around there that advertised in NY Magazine--places that are so far superior in service to the AMPs and RMPs you find around town these days that there's hardly any comparison.

Screw Magazine was pretty unreliable when it came to ads.  The Village Voice, pre-Backpage, was also pretty unreliable but I found a couple of exceptional escort agencies there.  NY Press was kind of late in the game and I found its ads not especially useful.

But the best by far was New York Magazine, especially its massage ads.  I suppose it was because of the higher end readership it attracted, but it attracted higher end advertisers, too.  I found quite a few of my ATFs there, especially a place called Linda's (named for its owner) which was a massage/full service place with two or three European ladies that moved around to several east side locations over the years.  My ATF of all ATFs was there:  Samantha, a MILFy blonde Dutch woman.  There were also a lot of great massage places tucked around West 57th that advertised in NY Magazine and a lot of high-end indies.  I'm sorry they changed their policy and eliminated the ads, although I understand the changing environment and social pressures.

I was way to young to have ever attended one but I sure would have like to if they still existed now. Do they?? :-/

Turned her down...not cool in a theater when you are with your guy friends.  As for whether they exist today?  Way past that...

Much prefer the game as it is played today.  I believe we are still friends, so when time and space intersect in our favor again...