But vignettes about a fellow who's torn between his current wife and the ghost of her predecessor, and about an "Egyptian Cream" that changes one's sex when applied, seem to fit that bill So does his recollection of his childhood. It's tough enough to perform one simple task on stage as if no one were watching. "If ABC wants to take that risk" said Columbia University journalism professor Melvin Mencher, "they should live with the consequences. In the case of KNX, the huge response has established its poll as a permanent part of the station's programming. Yet despite the undeniable triumphs of "Citizen Kane" and "The Magnificent Ambersons" (even with an ending applied by someone else) and the cinematic excitements of "The Lady From Shanghai" and "Touch of Evil-the visual excitements of everything he touched, in fact-he was never able to endear himself to Hollywood, whose loss it was. "Good morning, everyone" says Dave Murray on "Good Morning America" Murray is the show's Boy Scout, as open and as happy as someone with a sash full of merit badges for helping old ladies across the street Murray is also in St.

So it stands to reason that she can make the gospel song fit a recital forum-which she did with choice examples, particularly with the fervent sorrow of "City Called Heaven" A languid "Summertime" dominated the set of five disparate encores. . Repertory leans heavily toward the baroque in general, Bach in particular, although the season will open with a new work by David Stock (Oct 12-13) and close with one by William Kraft (May 31 Schwarz will conduct Bach's Mass in B minor (Oct 16, Bernhardt the "Brandenburg" Concertos (Dec. But, if the species doesn't thrive, some of the originals do survive. The team of Robert Zemeckis and Bob Gale has been associated with Steven Spielberg since "I Wanna Hold Your Hand" in 1978. Anyway, it's hard to understand how it could be more dehumanizing for an actress to bare her breasts on camera than to have them taped together and then artificially hoisted into camera range, which is what the modestly endowed Vivien Leigh endured in order to simulate the fictional cleavage of Scarlett O'Hara. Hooper appeared as a piano soloist on the 1975 Grammy broadcast, and there met composer Pat Williams, who recommended him to score the "Rhoda" segments, and conductor Jack Elliott, who commissioned Hooper to write two pieces for the New American Orchestra"Fantasy for Soprano Saxophone and Orchestra" which featured Jerome Richardson, and "The Visitor" spotlighting NAO concertmaster Endre Granat Also in Chicago, Hooper formed a small band called Hoopla.

Things should work out" But he's not totally convinced: "I've been around this business long enough to know that the good guys don't always win". Bullet and kitsch Arabian styles from the '50s, festooned on plumbing pipe, are screwed into U-joints and T-joints so they suggest heraldry having dangerous fun with Fascist imagery, like surfer kids that used to wear Maltese crosses. For reasons of life style, then, the tenor says he and his wife, Mindy (an administrator and teacher in the Montessori schools, have chosen to raise their children, Shannon, 4, and Allison, who'll be 2 on July 29, in this country. Eventually, the well-to-do got a hold of it (and did well by it, and it spread throughout Italy and then the rest of Europe. Their reason: to create a national outlet for distribution of each station's live-performance broadcasts previously aired only to local audiences.

But as Molly, Flanagan, in the famous stream-of-consciousness sequence, covers a breathtakingly broad emotional range. Flanagan's Molly, in fact, is a great summation of what it means to be a woman-what it means, indeed, to live. Pianist Robert Merfeld joined Princiotti, Rabut, Hauck and Rapier in Brahms' F-minor Quintet, bringing emotional poise to bear on the bleaker aspects of the opening movements. However, the music-an excerpt from John Adams' "Harmonielehre-imposed such apocalyptic implications on the movement that Frantz's formal group sorties and knotty duets, his gene-spliced idioms (one foot displaying balletic pointed toes and the other flexed, modern-dance style) and bold gestural motifs created major, unresolved thematic questions. The elegant Century City eatery closed its doors last Monday. While both give good performances, the casting is distracting. "I anticipate a lot of difficulties" she says in lightly accented English, "but also a lot of enthusiasm There are always difficulties when you're directing a film.

International Christian Aid, the group under investigation in connection with its Ethiopian appeals, recently aired footage of a poor Portuguese woman turning her five children over to ICA because she couldn't afford to feed them. This Viewer was equally dismayed by NBC's preoccupation with multiangle replays of close calls by the umpires. Other works are almost neo-atavistic, lumpy, symmetrical and free-standing. (Christopher Walken, a preening charmer, appears in the living room one afternoon, drops off a few hundreds for his ex-wife, takes a first look at Brad Jr since infancy and is gone again.

In other selected categories: Female vocalist: Janie Fricke, Emmylou Harris, Reba McEntire, Anne Murray, Dolly Parton. The Public Broadcasting Service got 13 nominations and syndicated programs accounted for the other 28. "Our programming of three hours of psychology in the afternoon for 10 years, plus the saturation of the media with Dr. But then so many of them here are treated like medieval lords, it must be difficult for them" Beresford has never made a secret of his dislike of the film caste system here. "Tom helped me out, or I'd be out in the cold, too" said Jim Brokaw, who, like many farmers, suffered from overextended borrowing. It was the 'in' thing and I guess we jumped on the old bandwagon, but I knew deep down it wasn't me.

"I think she especially liked the fact that I was cooking with olive oil I had made myself" It had taken three years, but Bertolli had finally managed to convince Waters to hire him. Hushed and understated as it is, the little building is by no means cowed by immense corporate behemoths towering nearby. I feel I'm probably on par with bands that are up and coming these days-Lone Justice, the Del-Lords, young American bands like that" What he doesn't appreciate is the dreaded Boss comparison. But there they were, two human beings, brazenly performing an act usually done behind those closed doors, now on display for all the world to gaze upon And gaze upon we did. He confessed to giving differing sets of predictions to those who queried and said his vacillation centered mainly on best picture (either "Out of Africa" or "The Color Purple) and best supporting actor (Klaus Maria Brandauer or Don Ameche.

Hunsecker, so clearly modeled on Walter Winchell, and especially from Tony Curtis as the ambitious press agent Sidney Falco, who will stop at nothing to get an item in Hunsecker's column, which, like Winchell's did, covers politics and crime as well as show business. They are upbeat, energetic and eager. Indeed, "Rustlers' Rhapsody" was shot in a frontier set in Almeria that Sergio Leone had built more than 20 years ago, and Fernando Rey is introduced in an homage to the opening sequence of Leone's "Once Upon a Time in the West"Typical of the film's throwaway gags is Rex zapping his campfire with a charcoal lighter. Every chance we have at momentum or empathy is sabotaged by casting, by cutting away (even whacking off the dancers' feet) or, in one mysterious case, by a little trip the camera takes up to the blackness of the ceiling and back down again as a number is being performed. Famous for the delicacy and wispiness of their soft playing, the duo took a chance on the efficacy of the variable microphoning and sound-dispersal system at the mammoth amphitheater, not to mention notoriously unreliable climatic conditions and changeable humidity. The nice thing about obscurity is that you can stick to your own truth.