This fall, he said, there will be 16 such first-run series battling for viewers' attention, from "Masters of the Universe" to "Inspector Gadget" and "Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids" -Phyllis Tucker Vinson, vice president for children's programs at NBC, said there is now so much children's programming available in syndication that her network, despite ranking first in the competitive Saturday morning ratings, is having difficulty selling advertising time for the fall "It makes the networks a little nervous" she said. The entire Museum of African American Art is housed at the May Co Crenshaw, for instance. The CBS presentation originated in New York and was made here via tape-delay. Single: "Caribbean Queen" by Billy Ocean, "What's Love Got to Do With It" by Turner, "When Doves Cry" by Prince. Anybody who knew the answer, of course, wouldn't be just playing around-he'd have a real restaurant. . "Chuck has been working as our associate director, contributing to the repertory, and working with the dancers to improve the quality of the ballet company" artistic director Maxine Mahon said in a recent interview. Such structural contradictions could be seen as a metaphor for the conflict between modernist and Zen aesthetics, between the autonomy of the object and its conceptual negation.

As is usual with Christo projects, this one employed resources that were numerically boggling Conservative estimates place its cost at $2. 5 million. Crean, Fleetwood Enterprises chairman and chief executive, who recently was given the Horatio Alger Award in New York, will be profiled on the June 14 edition of the show. And now here you are-everything you wanted to know about gourds but were afraid to ask. Organizers are also hoping to recruit tenor Placido Domingo, sopranos Montserrat Caballe and Mirella Freni, baritones Sherrill Milnes and Piero Cappucilli and conductors Leonard Bernstein and James Levine. They are no different from the author bequeathed four minutes on a talk show to sell his latest book, or the actress who does the same for her newest movie. While digging a basement addition under the restaurant the Gracher family found a wealth of Roman kitchen, dining and other artifacts that could only have come from the palace. And in the way John has been brought up, family is equally sacred.

(The pitch strategy here has to rank as the barmiest in history; you doubt that anything in real life could top it) "Power" failed as straight drama or melodrama, but the cast was good; you sense it might have worked as a socially conscious romantic comedy But there's no way "The Imagemaker" could be rescued. This cute little song and dance about a "tough" ballet gang-nobody out- jetes this bunch-is the only totally rehearsed number performed. Stravinsky's "Sacre du Printemps" that historic ode to motor-rhythmic violence, used to be a ballet about mythic ritual, the celebration of fertility, and transfiguration through the ultimate human sacrifice. The famous pauses are still there, but not in a way that they wouldn't occur in real conversation These are works completely of the moment. We have never had a drop in sales but it is no longer possible to find good, secure lease agreements here.

"We just spent an hour and a half with a writers' panel missing the point that what you (directors) wanted to do was not necessarily what the writers wanted" What of the actors, lowest on the totem pole, except for those rare occasions of superstardom? Powerlessness is their lot and was the object of vociferous complaint in the acting session. (It was shot in run-down Brownsville, Pa) The film's title is misleading, for Kinski is a virgin when she marries, although she, not surprisingly, attracts many men. Discussing her new work, "Untitled" for interactive voice and video, the singer noted: "I hope the visuals will be a nice complement to the vocal. Representatives from the event's co-sponsors-the California Alliance for Arts Education, Orange County Performing Arts Center and Orange County Department of Education-are expected to attend the session. "Our production error was in letting him (Posner) push on at too great a length without an opposing voice to point out the errors and the inconsistencies" Wald said. Mark Fairchild's "Miles to Go" and Robert Stone's "As a Matter of Fact" at the Experimental Theatre, touch, respectively, on the fatal disease's impact on society and the facts about how it is communicated. . "A lot of polkas are throw-away stuff, kind of insipid" he says "It's like listening to Muzak.

Divulging some of the secrets behind the unique Motown sound, Brown explained: "I played ashtray on a lotta records I'd tap it with a drumstick. "No money changed hands" MGM/UA has little to gain from the "2010" exhibit, other than good will, perhaps a few cassette sales, and a little promotional fuel should it decide to launch a second sequel to Stanley Kubrick's "2001" "2020. To reward his singers for their loyalty and discipline"I always prepare the chorale to its highest possible level without driving them crazy-Almond is leading the chorale on a 10-day tour of Great Britain in July. Another night there was a fairly vivid ratatouille, strong on the tomatoes but the waiter didn't know whether this was ratatouille Perhaps the new chef is asserting himself gradually Desserts are not terribly numerous but very good.

"And I really don't know why" said Goss, a 35-year-old ex-San Diego deejay "It's really so damn much fun Dr. The entire 17-hour benefit will be broadcast live in the United States, an official explained, on a major pay-TV cable company. "What I found intriguing" Sargent said the other day, "was that whereas we were all in awe of them, they were in awe of us. Facing NBC's killer comedy lineup"The Cosby Show" at 8 p. m, followed by "Family Ties" and "Cheers-and CBS' still-respectable "Magnum, P. I"Simon & Simon" pairing, Erlicht sees the new Thursday schedule as a "solid and compelling alternative" With "Wildside" as a lead-in, the new 8-10 p. m.

John Bowab, who is listed as director and was associate producer for the original Broadway production, explains: "I go back with the show to the night we screened the Fellini film 'Nights of Cabiria' and Bob (Fosse) got the idea for the show. 387, which brought the concert to a beguiling close rather than serving as a warm-up throwaway, was superbly stylish and elegant in execution, the four players finding an ideal ensemble weight to serve their balanced, cleanly articulated and gently nuanced interpretation. The Picwood, built in the late 1940s, was showing Tri-Star's "Volunteers" through last Friday. Perahia and members of the English Chamber Orchestra jointly remove the backbone of the Quintet for Piano and Winds, K. Even the smallest of trifles received the greatest of attention-the final encore, for example.

"Maybe one day I will have a real restaurant" says Graciella Checchini in her richly accented voice, "but I don't consider Rondo a restaurant It's so small it's like my dining room. Aware that a string of past NBC News series has flopped in prime time, he acknowledged that the ratings so far for "Almanac" as a monthly offering have been low, "but we didn't expect it to go through the roof, and I am very committed to it"He conceded that if NBC had not enjoyed ratings success this season "it would be harder for us to take the depressing ratings effect of 'Almanac-which is certain to happen as we begin" However, he added, NBC "would measure it by a different yardstick" and, even if the program's ratings are low, would leave it on longer than it would an entertainment show with similarly low Nielsens. Scripps College's presentation of "Tradition and Conflict: Images of a Turbulent Decade, 1963-73" (Jan 19 to Feb. A veteran of blockbuster exhibitions of the '60s, Tuchman is again at work on a big-budget show, which will open the four-story facility.

Many women will consider much of the action an outrage to the decency of womanhood, but no one can doubt its veracity. The film's producer, Mark Shivas, director Malcolm Mowbray and writer Alan Bennett were on hand to help Filmex salute the British Film Year, as was British Ambassador Sir Oliver Wright. I'm more often criticized by women for being a sexist" The images that his feminine critics "pounce on" according to the 60-year-old artist, are "about men's lust" something "you can't talk about unless you show it" Quietly gregarious and well educated, Colescott is no glib jokester. Talbot took his program to NPR's chief rival, American Public Radio, which began test marketing "Kids America" on nine U. S.

Considering how brief the limelight for most of us, we want to maximize it. In Ravel's "Miroirs" he showed signs of being a dreamer and a colorist with much imagination-and not much discipline. That can drive you mad" So, mostly (except for a recent collaboration on a children's show, "Toby Tyler" opening in Seattle next month, Solly works by himself. And since nobody else seems to have written about life in the Italian capital during those wild dolce vita days, she decided she'd do it. It is a blend that makes the work come across with the ideological rigor of the old Russian avant-garde.

Now affiliated with Semaphore Gallery in SoHo, he has exhibited his work regularly in New York since 1970 and has been represented in the biennials of the Whitney Museum of American Art in New York and the Corcoran Museum of Art in Washington, and in the 1984 "Content" show at the Hirshhorn Museum, also in Washington. Imagine Botticelli's and Veronese's nude Venuses rolled into one and transformed into a voluptuous African fertility goddess. and Bobby, went to court to argue that each of them was owed one-third interest in Ewing Oil In short, "Dallas" the movie is not "Dallas" the series They're different genres. The local, which says it has 26,000 members, is the largest in the 65,000-member union. It would be a disaster for commercial television and the BBC" Two public opinion polls-one for the Sunday Times and the second for the advertising agency Saatchi & Saatchi-found that nearly 70% of those questioned favored the BBC taking some advertising to avoid a license increase. Some of these one-night stands will be performed by widely acclaimed artists. "More colleges are going to be moving in this direction" Carroll was quick to point out that a new gallery is one of 11 capital projects planned at Saddleback. We find our balance off the ice is harder because we're so used to that motion" "Distance and space are other factors" says Torvill.

I'll do films for now and Broadway later" Nelson: "Hopefully, I'll still be enjoying acting as much as I do now and, hopefully, people will still keep hiring me" Danare: "I'm writing three scripts right now ideas just keep coming into my head Maybe I'll direct someday, I don't know. He told the audience that he had given up using the word nigger , for example, and the show, once heavily laced with obscenities, was far less mean-spirited. The author, White said, had got American humor down, and broken its arm. "It was a far cry from 'Get a hit record and then call me, boy' which is the prevailing attitude in the agency business" Other encouraging discussions followed, and it wasn't long before Rissmiller was head of-actually, the -contemporary music division, hunting for new bands. "Tussaud's had just started a subsidiary that made and sold figures to other operators" said Ronald. 5, 1895, three masked men raided a rich farmer's house and attempted to murder him.

Yet in both book and movie, the subject of the theology is the same: salvation. The station's debts, mismanagement and two years of dead air led to several years of FCC hearings, during which a half-dozen challengers tried to wrest the KROQ license from Burbank Broadcasting. The California lawmaker also said he expected issues of interest to the creative community to be less dominant in this Congress because the FCC will be busier with issues concerning telephone service. This one is pork, chicken and beef stewed down to a thick protein concentrate and covered with melted cheese.

Tenors Patrick Jolly and Michael Palmer, baritone Hector Vasquez and bass Paul Linnes gave it a firm, plangent reading, alert to irony and musical opportunity. . What numbing rain falls on the episodes is from a strained and inconsistent narrative delivered in a supercilious tone by Robert A. M Stern, a practicing architect, teacher and writer. It reveals a more cosmopolitan side of an artist relentlessly associated with L. A in the '60s. The best that can be said of this contingent is that by getting a bunch of balls in the air they create an aura of what passes for "richness" The trouble is that all too often the huffing and puffing comes to little more than a distraction from something that is not being done Hey man, look at me here doin' my break dance Look at my moves. Look at the current endowment campaign-it has already raised more than the $50 million that was its goal and that money came from all over the country" Murphy referred to an endowment established in Mellon's honor. Miller named regional broadcasters in New York, Chicago, Memphis, Atlanta, Houston and Los Angeles who will act as a liaison panel between record companies and black stations with discrimination complaints.

But CBS, aware that news series generally don't score as high in ratings as entertainment fare, kept the program off its schedule until after the end of the 1985-86 season, which ended on April 20. . So we are free to be fascinated by the milieu depicted in 25 recent paintings and graphics by L. A artist Dan McCleary. Peter looks bored and vaguely contemptuous of the sentimental esteem in which he is held. On the evidence of Michael McMillen's work, one imagines that as a child he might have loved Sherlock Holmes movies and toy train sets. The worst of bad Shakespeare is that it is often a singsong recitation of, say, the same pale, neurotic Hamlet we've always known. Croton picked the top scorer, Audrey Davis, who holds that job today.

(It's all well and good that Hemingway is concerned with how the killer is affecting Russell-and their romance-but how else are the police to maintain a link to the madman except through Russell) The woman who criticizes her man instead of standing by him in crisis has become a cliche of the women's lib era, but somehow Hemingway manages to make her schoolteacher more often seem merely naive and unthinking rather than downright dumb and shrewish. At first, though, it almost sounded like the Blasters of old when the 70-minute performance started with a rousing rendition of "Rock and Roll Will Stand" that was, if anything, even more muscular than on record. The first moleta came to this country in 1886. He says regretfully that there is little call for them here in Los Angeles. "Even if you try to avoid it, conflict will find you" he added.

With a stated purpose of opposing "all proposals for rating records, songs or concerts" the group offers the first organized counterforce to the highly publicized Parents' Music Resource Center, founded by the spouses of Sen Albert Gore Jr (D-Tenn) and Treasury Secretary James A Baker III. That message is that women's liberation also leads to men's redemption. Gallery Furniture HoustonBrowse furniture online, buy in store, and get it delivered tonight. GalleryFurnitureHouston Paintless Dent RepairHouston Dent Pros mobile paintless dent repair service in Houston since 1994. Given that premise, and this cast (including Sam Waterston as Danson's buddy, the movie might have come up bright, warm and amusing But a little male guilt may be operating here. This was indeed poetry in motion, the best integration of dance and jazz performance I've seen in years. "Short Circuit" (citywide) asks us to imagine a runaway robot plunging off a bridge and landing on the lunch wagon of an antinuke animal lover (Ally Sheedy, who initially mistakes her unexpected visitor as a creature from outer space "I knew they'd pick me I just knew it" enthuses Sheedy.