This religious sense of self-confidence saturates everything in the exhibition. There are several sheets where horses are rendered scarcely larger than a commemorative postage stamp and each is brilliant, especially one where the animal seems to be looking back at his furious rider. "I've always thought we've never done our best shot with the private sector" On Wednesday, Landau announced a one-time showing of the Star Wars trilogy movies on March 28 to benefit public broadcasting. With William Converse-Roberts, Hallie Foote, Rochelle Oliver, Michael Higgins, Matthew Broderick, Jeannie McCarthy, Bill McGhee Running time: 1 hour, 34 minutes Times-rated: Family. . "Louie Bluie" (at the Nuart through Friday) captures this venerable black string musician in all his ribald splendor.

Freedman has already bought the one-acre site at Broadway and Philadelphia Street, near the Anaheim Civic Center The land cost about $500,000, city aides said. The play remains something that every actor in town should see-and hear, too, thanks to director Michael Arabian's uncredited sound design. She was troubled, to put it mildly, and her interior turmoil progressively focused itself through the lens of her camera, searching out life's quirky, freakish underbelly. "I will, however, be in attendance, as I wouldn't miss the ceremonies on March 24 for anything. Ironically, this science-fiction horror picture is no cheap schlocker, but an earnest effort with decent hardware and special effects and a fine, soaring score.

Among the 150 paintings on view are those by such well-known artists as Monet, Degas, Renoir, Cassatt, Pisarro and Signac; forgotten names include Lepine, Cals and Desboutin. "I feel no great responsibility to the audience for what I'm doing. What sets this portrait apart from its companions is the fascinating contrast of the man (giddy, giggly and ever-charming) and his art (ultra-serious, tedious and impenetrable. A less overt but inescapable theme is conspicuous consumption, on a scale that would make Thorstein Veblen gasp and yuppies weep with envy. If you didn't like someone with the authority of Bob Dylan telling you that you've "Gotta Serve Somebody" then you're not likely to buy it from an upstart like the Waterboys' Mike Scott-even if the band's version of Dylan's born-again blues Saturday at the Roxy did hit with more force than the original. The old Carriage House adjacent to the staid Huntington Sheraton Hotel was home to the KRLA studios for a generation. Stick around after 6 and you'll be stuck in the 60-minute "traffic jam" which is the station's version of KGFJ's "slow jam" Contests promise big bucks-you could actually win $1,000.

For weeks, there were rumors that layoffs were planned at the four stations by cost-conscious Capital Cities Communications, known for its lean, no-frills style of operation. When you isolate yourself from a population, you are able to pursue on your own time schedule the things you want to pursue I think it's true in a number of occupations. Now we have two spaces to work in, where we can combine work from our own writers' workshop with experimental works of established writers. Similar action films, such as "Rambo" and "Commando" have received Finland's seal of approval, as Harlin believed his film would-until recent events proved otherwise. KNAT had a lot of bad luck, and there was really nothing anyone could do about it" Durante said in an interview in his Las Vegas office. The piece de resistance is rabbit in a deep-red sauce of pinot noir pressings; it has the slightly thick, sweet-sour taste of a great civet de lievre. Thirty years later, that school has blossomed into Tulsa Ballet Theatre, a 29-dancer company that will appear Thursday at Mandeville Center Auditorium, UC San Diego, Saturday at El Camino College in Torrance and next Sunday afternoon at the Wadsworth Theater in Westwood.

With a wave of her hand and a faint bell-and-chime flourish, the ghostly Gillian causes a few stars to fall, momentarily distracting Rachel from her sorrow, then wraps her arms gently around her daughter's shoulders Rachel is totally unconscious of her mother's presence. Though the Georgia-born scholar listed several changes in contemporary artists' styles, he says he sees both aesthetic and social influences of the "Hidden Heritage" artists on the current creative scene. I'd lay awake, terrified not just of the nightmare I'd had but scared to even go back to sleep. Mark Canton, president of worldwide theatrical production at Warner Bros.

"Marta just did Mother Ginger" in a local production of "The Nutcracker" "And that's traditionally a man's role" Jiacoletti said "I lost a job. He told my mother, 'Take her to dancing class-now' I was 5" Lynne's love of dance helped her through a difficult childhood. He never suffered from the complaint of the modern resident-theater artistic director: burnout. Herman is best appreciated as a catalyst who brought to the fore such extraordinary events as the "Four Brothers" and whose appreciation of be-bop gave new life to a waning big-band era. DIS"CONCERT-ING: It's not just Salome Jens who's going-going-gone from "Request Concert" at the Cast Theatre (she's replacing Geraldine Page in Sam Shepard's "A Lie of the Mind" Off Broadway. Both of these overachiever British crooners have transcended the benign egomania of the boring lip-synced concert video and graduated to the terminal megalomania of the boring look-at-me-doing-nothing-in-particular video That's entertainment.

That doesn't mean the group doesn't support less popular art forms, Guinn added. Without sentimentality or pretension, Taylor makes these sturdy, open-hearted guys a magnet for attention, envy and even wonder. The winners were selected Monday from a record 166 entries from 67 producers in 22 countries, excluding the United States. Questions about CBS' fiscal health after its successful but costly fight against Turner's takeover bid were fielded by Jankowski, who shared the podium not only with Sauter but also the Broadcast Group's two other top executives, Thomas Leahy and Neal Pilson. CBS Inc. I had this childish notion of being President and doing what you want to save the world "So I realized what it was all about. Vietnam is unfinished business, and "Tracers" is the closest thing we have to an exorcism of it. It felt like a new day; there was a feeling that after 800 years the class system had been done in by the war.

"I was in the 15th month of my sabbatical, and rather hoping it would last longer. But, as a relatively young member of the international cast, we still have to do a lot of work to flesh out our role. In the fading twilight, bare light bulbs strung overhead illuminated a hot Italian meal as mosquitoes buzzed and Jordan, a stocky, 6-foot, stunt man, actor and stand-up comedian, entertained a group at his table. movie studios involved in the complaint made 177 films last year, the Korean government imported only 14 American-made films, including "E. T" "Terms of Endearment" "Ghostbusters" "Against All Odds" "Greystoke" and "Octopussy" In 1971, Korea imported 52 U. S films Last year, England and France imported 150 U. S titles, while Japan imported 108 The U. S. Obviously, the big-chested men of Taylor's original cast gave "Arden Court" an unmatched sense of mass and weight: When they jumped, it was rather like dolphins cleaving the water. "You tend to be drawn to him even though he's saying terrible things" According to the documentary, Carl is serving time for kidnaping, robbery, attempted murder, attempted auto theft, auto theft and assault with a deadly weapon in connection with one gang-related incident.

"When we met on a blind date, he said he was on his way to Tahiti" She was a petite young dancer who had studied with Martha Graham and had seen Man Ray's paintings in New York. Dwyer is represented by cool, minimalist grid work using chicken wire, and Tunberg by his whimsical surrealistic assemblages The institute is at 2020 S Robinson Blvd in West Los Angeles The exhibit runs through Feb. Forty-one artists have donated works to the Long Beach Museum of Art Foundation for a fund-raiser to benefit the museum, tonight at 7 at the Works Gallery in Long Beach. We are reminded how nearly we came to losing that war, and how near it came (one ship was sunk by German submarines within 1 1/2 miles of the mouth of the Mississippi, and the almost superhuman effort involved in turning a country just emerging from the Great Depression into one in wartime production around the clock. At that point, only the ash-blond anchor commands the screen. The only other instance when NPR sponsored a national fund-raiser was during the 1983 "Drive to Survive-a three-day plea for funds to save NPR from collapse after it had amassed a $7-million budget deficit The drive raised $2. 2 million.