It's not the exquisite rendering of his plumed hat, starched collar or brocade vest that finally inspires respect for this luscious confection but the absolute freshness of the child's countenance. The virtues of his physical abilities shone in the Bellini songs that opened the recital, but were not enough by themselves to make the remainder of the program work. And only a man who sent doddering old fogies into action like pirates in the great business-takeover satire that opened "The Meaning of Life" could have spawned "Brazil" "Brazil" swirls and glides; a brilliant tracking shot through the Ministry of Information, as hundreds of three-piece-suit types scurry like Dickens' clerks to their computer screens just in front of the moving camera. Another sinuous sequence at Retrieval, as its ominous head man (Ian Richardson) leads his chorus of yes men on his grand rounds, double time, as he escorts Sam to the very door of his office. Clark said that idea has not gone beyond the suggestion stage. The Santa Monica Museum of Art is being launched as part of a new Main Street retail and office project.

But showing too little is a sham, denying viewers a complete picture as well as an opportunity to learn a lesson in jurisprudence. Despite the sure-fire pathos of its finish, it is very funny indeed. OK, "Sun City" the Replacements, R. E. M, Talking Heads and Tom Waits were the big pop deals of 1985, critically speaking. A couple of dozen works include one oversize canvas called "Imago Ignota" whose structural red verticals splash and sizzle like fountains of fire.

One of the young engineers at the studio was T-Bone Burnett, now a widely admired singer-songwriter and producer. A report in Friday's Calendar incorrectly reported that Stewart had been hired to replace Scott Other Emmis stations include KSHE, St. "We will have $650,000 worth of art" said Margo Leavin, who has been a major force in organizing the silent auction and soliciting work from across the country. It seems that Sam improvises a great deal, and that Tobolowsky found him living out of his car just weeks before rehearsals. The title tune is a rarity in the teen-dance genre: Beneath its catchy chorus and bouncy rhythms is a plea for sexual responsibility. But in the wake of "Flashdance" "Footloose" and MTV-all facets of the same demographic face lift from older to younger moviegoers-the second "golden age" of movie music is again becoming the platinum age.

"My career is based on research" he says, laughingly adding that "one reason I took the job is because the Library of Congress has a branch in Kennedy Center" When a page in one book falls opens to an article on superstitions of the theater, he is asked if he has any "No, none You just don't have the time You just keep moving. Marinaro, a former pro football player with the Minnesota Vikings and the New York Jets, had a contract that would have run through the 1986-87 season. 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. She says she watches talk shows, old movies and documentaries on television, but she doesn't watch soap operas "I'm afraid I'd get hooked" she said.

Bolt describes the story as an examination of one dramatic moment in the missionary history of the Roman Catholic Church and of one of the many social utopias attempted in the New World. A character who on one hand could kick butt, but on the other hand would not be afraid to cry" Says Rosenzweig, "It's clear when you talk to a guy like Carl Weathers that he's not going to play a brain surgeon. Announcing to his parents an intention to follow in their footsteps as ballet dancers, the earnest teen-ager-active in baseball and pursuing an otherwise normal childhood-found himself drawn to the physical challenge of dance and the appealing cosmopolitan life style of his parents' careers. They enthusiastically applauded Geraldine Page when she picked up the best actress award and were pleasantly stunned by William Hurt's being chosen best actor. Another wanted two Shia Muslims executed for every American killed.

"The $25,000 Pyramid" which has won as best game show for three years in a row, will be challenged this year by "Wheel of Fortune" "The Price Is Right" "Family Feud" and "Jeopardy" Its host, Dick Clark, also a winner last year, is also a repeat nominee, along with Pat Sajak of "Wheel of Fortune" and Bob Barker of "The Price Is Right" "Donahue" which picked up last year's Emmy as best talk/service show, this year faces "Hour Magazine" "This Old House" and "New York's Master Chefs" And Phil Donahue, who won as best talk show host last year, was nominated again, along with Gary Colins of "Hour Magazine" Fred Willard of the cancelled "What's Hot! What's Not" and Dr. Curtis calls the movie "a wonderul experience" Of late he has not had great luck with his movies. If it had been a real hip place that catered to the youth market, it might have (had an effect. Hewson, whose father was Catholic and mother was Protestant, questions organized religion and those who claim to live a Christ-like life "That's a funny thing about rock" Hewson said.

"Jonestown" uses a hypnotically slow theme that will either drive you crazy or sane depending on your frame of mind. After all, Janacek began this wonderful opera, his fourth, in 1894 The delayed premiere took place in Brno back in 1904. The series' progressive descent into chaos-aboriginal or post-nuclear-is ironically belied by the essential civility of the figures' various poses. The connection between the two men is a short wartime romance Lemmon had with Mastroianni's sister, which he had long since forgotten. "The exhibition is slated to run to the end of April but there may be an extension" said Kremer. ABC successfully resisted those attempts, but had welcomed the one that started them all: the proposed friendly takeover of the company by giant ITT in 1965.

But the exhibition is even more disturbing because it demonstrates a failure to comprehend the most basic tenets of visual expression. "I told her I was recording and she wanted to come to the studio" he said. Smaller museums can get group-rate insurance at a relatively modest cost, said Maureen Keefe, assistant director of the Art Museum Assn of America in San Francisco. Unfortunately, we were led to expect something more than a cartoon. And the exchange has taken on amusing twists, as when "A Day in the Country" a show of French Impressionism organized in America, traveled to Paris in March and was hailed there as an American triumph. "But this is something that the students feel is extremely important.