My God, he wrote it'Anything You Can Do-in a six-minute taxi ride down Broadway" And Logan tells this one about his New York neighbor, the legendary recluse Greta Garbo They had met years ago through friends. Instead of art, McAllister chose art administration, a felicitous choice because she is considered a wheeler-dealer par excellence. Most important, perhaps, she found a reasonable emotional bridge between the dramatic extremes that was all the more eloquent for its understatement. Performances during the last eight years have included such artists as Miles Davis, Al Jarreau, Sarah Vaughan, Oscar Peterson and, last year, Wynton Marsalis. A few years later, Crosby became a star working with Crosby, Stills and Nash, formed in 1969. Yamamoto said he hopes that the firm Toho, a major film maker that owns many theaters, will agree to distribute the film, and he predicted that the firm will do so Much of the movie was filmed at Toho's studios in Tokyo.

We probably were in reaction to a long period of postwar masculine literature in which our lives had no part" At least in part, she suggests, her writing then was "a reaction to a sense that they were not talking about our lives. She has to raise the remainder for the shows in the gallery, which is under the umbrella of UCSD's visual arts department. "Dreamland" will be accompanied by another early Kerbosch documentary, "More Than a Concert" which unfortunately doesn't live up to its title and proves to be a rather dull account of the activities of the celebrated Netherlands Wind Ensemble. Scars and ridges on individual bones show where large muscles were attached"My fascination with prehistoric animals began when I was about 4 years old, when my father bought me a book about dinosaurs" explains illustrator Mark Hallet. SAN DIEGO — The works of Nives Kavuric-Kurtovic now at the Anuska Galerie (2400 Kettner Blvd) have a European look.

A TV pioneer, Monty, now 63, started in the medium in 1954 when CBS hired her to direct the pilot for the daytime drama "Secret Storm" Since then, she has produced and directed daytime serials, movies of the week, specials and one limited prime-time series "The Hamptons" 1983 She is 5-foot-2, slender and formidable She's accustomed to getting things done-her way. "And in their editing, they put in the broadcast what supported the thesis of the program itself" The documentary, "The Uncounted Enemy: A Vietnam Deception" said Westmoreland, commander of U. S. While it's far from a blemish-free portrait-taking note of his alcohol problems, his estranged family relationships and his creative battles with professional associates-the film makers, who include his grandson, don't subscribe to the notion put forth by some critics and biographers that he was genuinely misanthropic. In the context of the other songs we were doing, I just couldn't see it" Gano's now glad he relented and agreed to the demands of the non-believers in the group to do gospel songs again "I've never regretted that If some people misunderstand it, fine. The 71-year-old MacColl, straddling a backward-turned chair and singing in a rich, powerful voice, looked as if he were in an Edinburgh pub. "Hello, everybody, from coast to coast, it's the Major League Game of the Week" Mel Allen and Red Barber used to exclaim, the sound of their voices sending chills up your spine And then followed that great "Cavalcade of Sports" music.

And it hasn't let me down" The "9 1/2 Weeks" story line changed dramatically from book to film The change began with the screenwriters In particular, King and Knop revised the woman character. "He told me to buy it at a bookstore" "Oh, yes, Mary " Cooke responded a bit later. The soundie was projected from inside the box while the music played over speakers. It may be fitfully compelling-as in a passage where the reserved but commanding Kristine Soleri suspended herself across Verastique's back like a reclining odalisque-but it is never really persuasive or even coherent as an expressive statement.

"Opportunity Line" produced jointly by KDOC and the state Employment Development Department, will air weekly beginning Sunday at 2 p. m. While writers' and producers' representatives were trying feverishly to stave off a strike, screenwriters were working virtually round the clock to line studio shelves with scripts by midnight Thursday, when the guild's TV and movie contract expired. In this bar, the playwright has created an environment that exists apart from the rest of the world-a place where alcoholics and prostitutes have a romantic nobility, where people express themselves with poetic purity, where all are unabashedly true to their souls Director H. Here are the nominations for the 37th annual prime-time Emmy Awards, covering the period of July 1, 1984, through June 30, 1985 COMEDY SERIES "Cheers" NBC "The Cosby Show" NBC "Family Ties" NBC "Kate & Allie" CBS "Night Court" NBC DRAMA SERIES "Cagney & Lacey" CBS "Hill Street Blues" NBC "Miami Vice" NBC "Murder, She Wrote" CBS "St Elsewhere" NBC. That said, I must admit I'd like to do some more film work now" She agrees that the chances of ever living down her child-star past are rather remote. Lafortune joined up last year and had been in the company only one week when Lubovitch began to choreograph for him.

(It owns the Geary Theater, in which it performs, and the adjacent corner building)McKenzie implied that persecution by the press might have been a factor in Ball's resignation, referring to a series of articles in the San Francisco Examiner last year. While symphony management claimed it was in no position to pay either Druckman to guest conduct his controversial work or pianist Alexander Toradze to play the concerto, it was clear enough that at a time when the orchestra was wooing much-needed funds, it was propitious to play more familiar, meat-and-potatoes fare. negotiators proposed that the Soviets extend the Kirov tour to include the United States. Joe Mantegna and Philip Bosco are also gems as a couple of guys you never, never want working on your house 'THE MONEY PIT' A Universal release of an Amblin production Exec producers Steven Spielberg, David Giler Producers Frank Marshall, Kathleen Kennedy, Art Levinson Director Richard Benjamin Screenplay David Giler Camera Gordon Willis Music Michel Colombier Production designer Patrizia von Brandenstein Special effects supervisor Michael Wood Stunt coordinator Richard Ziker Film editor Jacqueline Cambas. "Headlines on Trial" tackles the question of whether juveniles ought to be subject to the death penalty, 6:30 p. m (4. But I don't think Warners is any more or less guilty of these practices than any other major record company" Cautioning that he doesn't speak for the other 27 members of his board, Abner said he personally approves of the boycott because "anything that is done to call attention to an inequity in our industry, I support" TV's "Soul Train" producer Don Cornelius also wrote a letter of support to Billboard's black music columnist Nelson George and 11 black radio programmers, including Maddox, Miller and Fleming. Four barefoot actors and Luis Valdez are sitting on the floor of a spare rehearsal studio at the Los Angeles Theatre Center.

It's here that he works on screenplays, several at once with writers and by himself. The Berlin team will arrive in Los Angeles 10 days before the opening to integrate soloists and conductors with a locally recruited orchestra and chorus One hopes that is enough time. Cocktails were generous, service was eager to please and one night, sauteed red and yellow peppers came with a clove of baked garlic so good it had me begging for another, which the waiter sweetly supplied. The airborne explosion, which killed the crew of seven, including a schoolteacher, dramatized the inherent dangers of space exploration. Or he could play like a somewhat willful angel, with an exquisitely refined coloristic sense joined to a distinctly subjective attitude toward the rhythmic, dynamic and textual letter of the score. At the same time, it encourages them to contribute more time, energy and money to Africa.

But while KCR may have been saved, at least temporarily, by the success of an 11th-hour appeal before the full council for continued funding of $9,000 a year, the problems have by no means been solved. "You sound like a leaky radiator" ribs the instructor as he crouches to illustrate the correct technique. When does Throbbing Gristle become dead meat? When it becomes too Cosey. The early ads for the "The Nutcracker" at the 6,600-seat Shrine promise nothing as regards casting. Now in his seventh season as a principal of the Los Angeles Philharmonic, the 38-year-old violist from Japan, who has lived and worked in the United States since coming here from England in 1972, appears as soloist with the Philharmonic Thursday through Sunday in performances of Richard Strauss' "Don Qixote" in the Music Center Pavilion and in Santa Ana. When life overtakes art, watch out.

But guess which NBC affiliate didn't air last week's show-Minneapolis' own WUSA-TV. I knew I had to move to L. A" That pushed painter Richard Sigmund out of San Diego to Los Angeles He had come here in 1978 to be an artist. "In the first recording session, they told me to see what I could come up with" Gerson recalls. At this point, the sculpture has solved its problems so deftly that it is about to turn into good design (Tortue Gallery, 2917 Santa Monica Blvd, to May 18). The Cure just keeps getting better all the time, and Tim Pope's several excellent videos for the group help record how distinctive they've become.

The lead item began: "The whispering campaign on Rock Hudson can and should stop He has flown to Paris for further help. Symphony development personnel say they are now responding to the backlog of donations received in the last two weeks. I thought it would happen as quickly here for me as it did in Europe. In an interview at the Beverly Hills Hotel, the tall, slim, 45-year-old strawberry blond with Hepburn-style cheekbones and pompadour recounted the intricacies of enlarging a smaller sculpture, building a stainless-steel armature (for strength and permanence) and modeling clay on it.

Nevertheless, he remains a magnetic presence, vocally and dramatically, and he provides a splendid counterforce for the first pathetic, then tragic Tatiana. Though my main interest is in exploring and discovering the world, it's also in expressing myself. It's a profoundly alarming moment for his son, who has never seen Daddy as anything but a calm giver-of-the-law. Several persons in attendance explained that certain provisions in the law allow up to 10% of the cost of a production to be written off for tax purposes. Although firmly rooted in the modern dance tradition, this dramatic distillation of Shakespeare's "Othello" is highly coveted by ballet companies and has been danced by ballet greats such as Rudolf Nureyev and Eric Bruhn.