I'm leaving' "Also, I'd seen a production of 'South Pacific' and that really knocked me out" Lynne walked a half-mile west to the London Palladium, a variety theater, and got a job as the lead dancer She was 21 The ballet world was shocked. I told them that I could tell Amal that the camera broke" The hostages talked it over and decided to go ahead, but asked to move to another table because the lavish spread of food before them did not represent their treatment under Amal It was a bizarre 2 1/2 hours "There were families at the other tables" Glass said. Ray Charles was on hand to satisfy the soul seekers; Wynton Marsalis and some of his colleagues represented the younger New Orleans generation. But Carter said "Singkil" is more than just a virtuoso display piece, it's a dance drama based on Philippine mythology.

Jacek Eisner, the young hero of "War and Love" (citywide, seems to have many more lives than a cat in his determination to survive, first, the Warsaw ghetto, then Auschwitz. The shows are "Morning Star/Evening Star" a drama written by Earl Hamner, creator of "The Waltons" (8-9 p. m, Channels 2 and 8, and "Perfect Strangers" a comedy written by Dale McRaven, one of the creators of "Mork & Mindy" (8:30-9 p. m, Channels 7, 3, 10 and 42. Earlier, Modine spoke feelingly in class of a poem's expression of the fleetingness of life; now he's developing chronic nosebleeds, apparently because of his crazy regimen-but what if the nosebleeds are indicative of something far more ominous? Without giving away the finish, let's just say that Becker and Ponicsan leave you feeling terribly manipulated, since they and the very talented Modine really do make you care about this sweet, headstrong kid. "The gold chains" he says, "are symbolic of my shackles" FAR TO GO: British director Michael Powell "The Red Shoes, who recently turned 80 and whose last post was as a sort of producer emeritus at Francis Coppola's Hollywood studio, is now at work on his autobiography. Yet, over tea in her dressing room at the Metropolitan Opera House recently, she spoke with great pleasure about abandoning the 4,000- to 6,000-seat halls where she performed with the 90-dancer Ballet Theatre this season. When our orchestra was searching for a successor to Carlo Maria Giulini, nobody seemed to give the American-born, Swedish-trained maestro from Dresden serious consideration.

Based on this report, and on other similar studies, health officials in New York State and elsewhere have recently been quoted widely as discouraging the eating of any raw shellfish, even in the finest of restaurants. sales list, thanks in part to generous radio exposure of "Invisible" a blistering R&B-accented tale of romantic rejection The album jumped 11 places this week to No. A former advertising saleswoman for KDOC-TV Channel 56 in Anaheim has filed a lawsuit charging that the station's general manager encouraged KDOC's sales staff to lure sponsors by giving out "false and misleading" information about the station's ratings. Oddly enough, it's we who get surfeited and exhausted by the full-tilt spending. According to DiChiera, Opera Pacific has not yet entered into contract talks with the Orange County Performing Arts Center for the Center's opening 1986-87 season. How many times did we have to be told the train was coming? Is Steven Spielberg, as executive producer, unable to sustain even a half-hour TV story minus commercials? That's a grim thought. I have yet to be disappointed; if anything, these stylish young men (and women) who seem to be reeling from the impact of some unseen force get more interesting.

"Chauvinistic, huh" Johnson still smarts from the barbs of Minneapolis music critics who noted that nothing on Johnson's debut album rivals Prince's "When Doves Cry" Putting things in perspective, Johnson observed, "Nothing on his first album is like 'When Doves Cry' either". The ebullient, white-haired singer relates all this with an energy and relish that would be unremarkable in a young professional. But on the plus side is the admirable way in which Flanagan has deftly made sure that the interview format allows the film to carry its own information. "In the past few years, I've been writing as much as I want to And that's more than I ever have. He said that the studio was given a choice by Milchan and Gilliam of either accepting the long version or being forced to distribute a "legal-length version edited by the completion guarantor (the company insuring the film's completion) that might be "botched in the process" Gilliam said that the most frustrating thing about all this is that Sheinberg is the only person at the studio who doesn't want to release his version. He also said the organizations' discussions about a jointly owned foreign news-film subsidiary are only preliminary, and may not result in anything definite.

As Sergiu Comissiona did last summer at Hollywood Bowl, Blomstedt and the Philharmonic on Friday made the "Alpine Symphony" an occasion of pleasure. (Lee Fischer designed it) Some of the customers are probably the same too It's not a trendy bar. The winners gave more heartfelt spousal apologies than we've heard since the final reel of "Bob and Carol and Ted and Alice" and the formal program-written mostly by Hollywood's toastmaster treasure Hal Kanter-roasted the very reason everyone had gathered A commiseration dinner is what it was. "With that sense of self, they can go on to include other things in their lives" But what about discipline? How can she make those busy little people be quiet and listen? Worby shudders visibly "I'm not interested in discipline The root of the word is 'disciple' I don't want that. "There's a wonderful exhibit hall upstairs, but it's been converted into a room for discussion of culture" a member of the 20 said, with a touch of sarcasm. By the time he made "Manda Bi" "Money Order, a political film disguised as a farce that won a special jury prize at the 1968 Venice Film Festival, he was making history by working in color and in the African language of Wolof.

A carnival atmosphere prevailed at the exhibitors' booths, where sales personnel tried to entice retailers to place orders for their products. "My mom liked it, too" Another group of four high school chums drove from Highland Park to see their heroine. "That was probably our most celebrated pictorial because it led to the demise of so many cheerleading squads, and it's probably the reason the Bears finally got rid of theirs" Cohen said. This performance came about from the generosity of a lot of people. The easy-going businessman, most active now in oil and real estate, began collecting art in 1971 after a trip to Europe.

Neville Brand, Aldo Ray, Julie Newmar, John Carradine, Tina Louise. When Alfie begins to wonder if there really is a God, she relates her feelings to her friends and they talk about God's role in the family tragedy, and wonder about blind faith, scientific, simple acceptance and rebellious disbelief. Committee members also will appoint selection panels for individual projects, as well as review and approve developers' plans in compliance with the 1-for-art requirement. "We're ahead of anything we've ever had" said executive director Leon Drew. Thrilled as she is about the move, Schade still found her last performance on Lamb's stage "real hard" "Debbie (Gilmour Smyth) and I had this moment on stage-it almost makes me cry to think about it" Schade recalled, wiping at wet eyes. Even after the expanded Laguna Beach museum reopens next September, Director William Otton says nobody's packing at the Costa Mesa site-at least not for a while It's just too successful.

Or that he played catcher, just as his father once did so splendidly for the Brooklyn Dodgers, earning him a place in baseball's Hall of Fame. The question has become, "Was Minor White minor" From the 1950s to the '70s, the photographer was regarded as something of a spiritual guru to serious camera artists. "I asked five composers to think about Schubert and to write what they thought Muller-Siemens thought about his harmonies The theme you will hear clearly The seven variations? " His voice trailed off. You skim through the list of this summer's movies and you may decide to cancel your travel plans. Many of the interviews are interesting and even occasionally insightful, but the viewer isn't given much help in making them add up to anything. A court examiner is scheduled to report his findings to the court on July 24 on allegations that the Babirackis have mismanaged the club's operation. A native of Bronxville, N. Y, Branca was a law review editor at the UCLA Law School and represented such clients as the Howard Hughes heirs and the UCLA Foundation before joining the firm of Ziffren, Brittenham and Gullen in 1981. .