In so doing, he held the unswerving interest of a rapt, clearly knowledgeable audience. The narration was done by Richard Anderson, who has starred on the show since its inception. A story in Monday's Calendar about cast changes in television series reported incorrectly that Chris Robinson, who plays Dr. It took three months, but Universal's "Back to the Future" has finally slipped past "Rambo: First Blood Part 2" as 1985's box-office leader. Richards' complaint further states that in August, 1984, he incorporated the name "Sons of the Pioneers" and that he wants the defendants restrained from using it. (Do you have much faith in a script with characters named Roger Blackwell, Molly Grainger and Richard Manning? They sound like the people in the movie Mia Farrow watches in "Purple Rose of Cairo) Then we have some mysterious tapes in which President Manning cuts a deal with the Mafia. Rod Browning is about to turn in a first draft-but it won't exactly be the Colleen Applegate story "We're going to change the names" said producer Jim Green.

In 1978, he began his solo recording career, and included fleet, complex tunes like "Cure for the Common Chord" and "Sunstroke" on Muse and Discovery label LPs (which included modern giants like pianists Tommy Flanagan and Hank Jones and trumpeter Tom Harrell) to spotlight his technically formidable vibes artistry. Directed by Pieter Verhoeff, "The Dream" which was The Netherlands' official entry in the recent Oscar sweepstakes, is a beautiful, somber re-creation of an actual incident that occurred in 1895 in Friesland, a province of the Northern Netherlands on the North Sea. George Deukmejian blue-penciled all state subsidy for California's 40 public radio and television stations. Excellent Good Fair Poor VIDEOS "The Mary Lou Retton Workout for Kids" ABC $29. 95. Matthew Bridwell (Siegfried) had elegance of bearing and fine terminations in his favor, but not much secure virtuosity in the interpolated solo Completing the program: 14 minutes of lackluster modernism. Nevertheless, the stylistic stretch can only be healthy for a company that has often managed to hide technical deficiencies behind glitz and gimmickry This is a tough, honest, exposing beginning Conditions can only get better.

While politely avoiding any negative words about all those show-biz quintets, Cran suggested that a certain public confusion has resulted from the peculiar combination of onstage clowning and heavy emphasis on flashy transcriptions that typify a Canadian Brass concert "Everyone knows what a piano is" he said "We can compare a Rubinstein with a Horowitz. David Ligare, with his immaculate updates of Greek themes, belongs in this exhibition, but does Joyce Treiman, whose varied oeuvre is woven together with fervid emotion? A Neo-Classical muse oversees most of Carolyn Cardenas' awkward products but not her drawing of an unkempt kitchen sink and overflowing cupboards. When you see them get it and go with it and trust you, that's exciting"Is he nervous about the reaction he'll get? "I feel like I've told my story well" he said. Wickstrom was last aired over the station more than a year ago. But people know us around the country; we have three albums, all on Concord Jazz, and hope to make another very soon" The orchestra was organized through a lucky accident.

"Could you imagine going out and singing 'Rollin' on the River' night after night without any new songs? If I had any creativity left at all, that would have certainly killed it. All of a sudden you say, 'What did I do' Because there was no reason. "Ill feelings" on the part of others have to be vanquished, or there will be an attack on you. Screenplay Robert Klane based upon the motion picture written by Francis Veber, Yves Robert Camera Richard H Kline Production design Dean E Mitzner Editors Bud Molin, O Nicholas Brown.

"Calvary" a Gospel number, was given an unusual treatment-part down-to-earth and part scintillating modern improvising-highlighted by the subtly colorful saxophone-guitar front-line blend. Sauter said that CBS' proposal to AP was first made about a year ago and has been under discussion by lower-level executives of the two organizations. At a meeting of CBS board members verging on capitulation to McCarthyism, Murrow speaks up for news independence and is supported by Paley. Being courted by the rich and famous is no doubt a heady experience, and it must be difficult for an artist to resist becoming a mirror image of his patrons. When I went to my first meeting-whoa! I didn't know what was going on "Very few people succeed in one thing, let alone two I've always been a highly motivated individual I've never attacked anything as a lark I wasn't raised that way "I wasn't a natural anything as an athlete I just worked hard I believe luck is earned But you've got to be ready when you're called on I don't spend a lot of time talking about something. I hear so many exciting young talents coming up: Stanley Jordan, the guitarist, and, of course, the Marsalis brothers.

This is a "Rigoletto" in which the jester carries a stick-doll bearing his own likeness and, even more significant, a "Rigoletto" in which the jester can curse himself. An independent EP, "Amore" which was recorded for $12,000 and sold over 100,000-mostly in the Philadelphia area-did generate record-company interest The band signed with Columbia in July, 1984. March 12: "Symphonie Concertante-Jaffe, Harvey, Stretton; "Requiem-to be announced; pas de deux-Gregory, Bissell; "Push Comes to Shove-Radojevic, Tcherkassky, Jaffe. It's been reported that Cuban officials and Fidel Castro himself were not pleased with it. Those records, which include Bishop, Baldwin financial accountings that ABC did not acquire until last month, establish two links between the CIA and Rewald: the use of Rewald's firm to provide cover for a handful of intelligence officers and personal investments in Bishop, Baldwin by CIA officers. Foley seems determined to exhaust the handbook of directorial "wizardry" with the sort of hardware that overloaded "Reckless" his first film: Subjective semi-slow motion, brooding lighting, motes of dust so thick you could walk up them, nighttime shots of a rural Pennsylvania town with streets that seem to be paved with patent leather.

To the fans, the fact that the summer will bring to town up to three competing jazz concert series means a far greater selection of entertainment than ever before. I also asked about a couple of more esoteric releases: "Kerouac" a documentary on the author, and "Poetry in Motion" containing performances by contemporary poets-new "alternative" videos that don't have a big advertising budget but still must find their spot in the video marketplace They're not having much luck. Asked if he and girlfriend Merrill Markoe, who is also a writer on the show and held her own statuette, would find a place in their home for their Emmys, he replied, "Yes. And one of them is sure to read: Touch not biblical epics or ye shall be smitten down by the legions of critics.

Whereas the American images are geometrically spare, the European images are profligately illusionistic. Of all the punk-oriented British bands of the late '70s, the Clash climbed to the greatest artistic heights-though it eventually lost its way and stumbled. The Hollywood Foreign Press Assn's nominations lean heavily toward the traditional and sentimental. They stay in the best hotels, are wined and dined at all the finest restaurants-and when show time finally comes they are interviewed, photographed and besieged by autograph hunters. They also put much of the blame on Orange County residents who, they said, were "too unsophisticated" to support their enterprise. The theater's top ticket will be a modest (for these days) $20, and ticket sales will account for only one-third of its $6-million budget.

At the same time, as one who has worked extensively in the medium, Whifler has high praise for the amount of creativity and technical excellence that is often found in rock videos. "The Academy finds the NAACP charge a little surprising" the motion picture academy said in a written statement. Her paintings are not overly intellectualized but palpably physical, at times even passional. He was the creative outlaw, the Bohemian anti-saint who is permitted to cheat, seduce and steal as long as he serves the higher law of creativity. But to what, after becoming identified with a runaway hit? Well, to TV movies and miniseries, for one He played a Southern cop in the recent "Chiefs" miniseries. But the studios, if they have enough faith to commit to a project, ought to have enough fiber to stick with it. One of the fruits of the agreepment signed by President Reagan and Soviet leader Mikhail S.

Saturday morning found Cable News Network beaming back some extraordinary unedited footage from the Beirut schoolyard where most of the American hostages were mulling with their captors, awaiting transfer to Damascus by convoy (they would have to wait until Sunday) and another, Syrian, TV show. They were the ultimate leather-clad, teased-hair motorcycle girls with hearts of gold. Then he grinned and did it, and let me off the hook, not only then but ever after "In 'Guess Who's Coming to Dinner' his health was terrible. "Believe me, it's far easier to direct her than to translate her" said the multilingual Zanussi, joking. "Here I am" the room seems to announce, "take me or leave me"As for me, I'll take it. Assisting the New Mexico-based singer will be environmental artist Lita Alberquerque.

So far, about $800,000 has been raised, which will make it possible to build a new box office and concession stands at the top of the facility, and to provide better access for the handicapped and build restrooms inside the bowl itself. Cohen, whose production of 19 telecasts of Broadway's Tony Awards have been acclaimed by critics, said that "on the whole, I was very pleased" by the smoothness of the Emmy telecast. The pageant, the tableaux spectacle of celebrated artworks, drew approximately 136,000 visitors last summer-a sellout attendance for the 19th straight year-and grossed $2. 5 million. Then, seeing he had some time left, he began to launch into a reminiscence: "Greg, you kids are in Studio 8-H Way back in 1932.

"Restrictions of the kind and variety which have been erected in Korea simply cannot be allowed to endure" the senators wrote. for new color filters for photography; Donald Trumbull, Jonathan Erland, Stephen Fog and Paul Burk of Apogee Inc. But that has hardly hurt its appeal, as its shows are consistent box-office successes. They are more flamboyant than their second violinists, so it makes sense that they play first violin" Such flamboyance, says Drucker, has never been a part of the Emerson, but "we don't want a phlegmatic first violinist. Fassbinder; more recently he shot "Baby, It's You" and "Heartbreakers) But the film's bedrock is its pungently well-observed screenplay by 26-year-old Joseph Minion, whose debut this is. Sources said the board refused to go along with the "founder forever" clause, but did agree to pay the money "We paid him what we felt we owed him" Magee said.