No director or actors have been signed for the film, but Bratten said that Wayne Coombs would likely be the film's executive producer. But "no 'Mommie Dearests' from us" Joan Benny said. She had a brief flirtation with acting and as a game-show panelist in New York, but did not like the life and opted for marriage, to producer Robert Blumofe, and four children. A representative from Arts & Entertainment, a national cable network, called recently to explore the possibility of airing "After Hours" And, most notably, last week the show won an ACE (Award for Cable Excellence-cable's equivalent to an Emmy-in the comedy-variety category. The college is sponsoring the company's two-day residency, as well as tonight's performance. "But I'm afraid, when the world sees me, all you're going to see is my back " Honda Power of DreamsWatch the film to better understand the people behind our products. hondaYellow Teeth Cured.

Mary Tyler Moore, whose acclaimed "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" was a solid CBS hit from 1970 to 1977, is returning to CBS in another half-hour situation comedy, a spokesman for her production company, MTM Enterprises, said Thursday. The jacarandas in the park have provided lacy carpets along some of its pathways and frames for the sky above Barnsdall, a lovely hilltop oasis at 4800 Hollywood Blvd. Working independently (though Waters got there first, both created variations on the Nicoise/Provencale pizza style that used California products and fed developing California tastes. Pina Bausch's "1980" featured an anthology of choreo-text techniques: rhythmic accompaniment (the chant of "I'm tired" punctuating frantic activity; "Chorus Line-style personal interrogation (Q: "What are you afraid of" A: "Madness and death; ironic commentary (Mechthild Grossmann's cri de coeur , "Fantastic.

It is located just northwest of Perpignan, near the village of Cases-de-Pene, in France's Roussillon region-which is to say just north of the Spanish border, on the Mediterranean side. The great 19th-Century Romantic ballerina Marie Taglioni learned her technique from her danseur father Filippo. Irene Cara performs "Here's to the Losers" a tribute to the famous stars whom people assume have won Oscars but really haven't. 23 "Mahatma: The Life of Gandhi, Part I" (5 p. m, "Mera Nam Joker" (8 p. m Nov. Artists and anatomists like myself see them in our minds as very real animals, so we strive to create images that reflect the realism we see in our minds" Months of research go into each of Hallet's paintings. The people who work here also make it seem like it's all in the family.

You know what I mean" In today's "Schoolbreak" story Zal plays Alfie, a level-headed, very intelligent girl who must cope with her sister's terminal illness and with her mother's (Millie Perkins) belief in evangelical faith healers. The small batch is divided between private-joke images of collapsing pumpkins and all-too-obvious jokes devoted to images of a "Harlequin Goose" A feeling that our time is being wasted is partly alleviated by Brown's "Picasso Goose" The ridiculously bitter and tasteless image reveals a command of painterly skills that proves Brown is pathetically wasting even more of his own time than he is of ours (Feingarten Galleries, 8380 Melrose Ave, to Feb 28. . Being able to drive home to Love Songs Along the KOST or Bubba Jackson Jazz over KLON or Bill Keene's mellow mai-tai traffic reports on KNX makes L. A unique. The original film told me more about American film making in the late '50s and early '60s than it did about Americans in Europe during Fitzgerald's time" A salon at the 75-year-old Hotel Trianon Palace in Versailles, with its gilded boiserie and enormous glass chandelier, was fitted out to resemble the novel's dining room at Gausse's Hotel des Etrangers, five miles from Cannes on the Riviera. Dealing with a ruthless entrepreneur, the play was among the first American dramas to realistically take on the issues of capitalism and unionism in the residue of the Industrial Revolution (just as Sheldon's earlier plays, "Salvation Nell" and "The Nigger" had broken ground on other big issues. He even does corners) Certainly it is no small coincidence that working mother Pauley was asked to "overview" (televisionese for "narrate) this documentary on working mothers. Komac's ambition for the gallery was to make it an educational resource for the campus by exhibiting works of significant artists, in addition to those of the faculty, and providing students with quality visual arts information.

Rolle was believable enough as Sister Margaret, the pastor of a Harlem church who finds herself in conflict with her calling, her congregation, her son and the husband she left to follow God, but she was not compelling. Of all his generation Bischoff (who is pushing 70) most clearly distills that view from the motel window. Reservations must be made through the San Diego Arts Foundation. . Her schedule left her little time to breathe, but that's the way she wanted it. The Birmingham orchestra is a dedicated and responsive rather than slick body. His four-member band was adequate but is apparently unable or not required to develop much variety of flavor and texture.

If you haven't seen all the films, see the complete Oscar ballot on Page 4 Whatever you do, DO NOT look on Page 89 for the answers That would be sneaky and illegal Across 1 Breakdancer 5 Miss Rheingold Beer of 1948. I don't expect it's prime grade, but it's tender enough, full of steak flavor and delightful in a simple sauce of browned butter. Sunshine" a comedy about a sharp-tongued college professor (Jeffrey Tambor) who is blind, divorced and has a teen-age son. "I just did a spot for Westin Hotels that was nothing but strings and woodwinds in a very classical context" he said Writing commercials has always been a challenge for Hooper. My family supported me and then my manager (John Wolff) supported me" He met Wolff, who was the Who's manager, under odd circumstances. But a literary seminar in a party place like Key West does not live by official events alone There are private get-togethers There are public adventures And there was this thing in the recording studio. Lou Paciocco, the reigning king-queen-of La Cage aux Folles, is half owner with his brother-in-law, Zippy Russo, but of Follerie there is none in this quietly handsome place.

Outside of lending assistance to other specials, however, Weide has not taken that path, expressing disdain for the networks' "blooper" shows Currently he is putting the final touches on a W C Fields special that will be broadcast on PBS this spring. Perhaps like that guy singing those strange songs on the LATC doorstep (Scratch Note No 4) 15-LATC will die if it's expected to survive on hits. Dunham, with the quartet since its founding at CalArts in 1972, told The Times that he and violinist Miwako Watanabe, also a founding member, would remain to keep the Sequoia alive. No private fund-raising had been done before he came, Marks added. Another good inclusion Thursday was her version of Prince's "How Come U Don't Call Me Anymore" Atlantic Starr, which opened the show, is an R&B-pop quartet with no shortage of good material but has had trouble bringing its songs alive on stage.

Hoffman, the source said, was not consulted on the ads, which showed a picture of Hoffman and read: "Welcome to The Cannon Family Dustin Hoffman" "Dustin sent them a letter terminating the contract for their fundamental breach of contract" the source told The Times. "I personally don't have any objections to them telling the story of Acts, but it shouldn't be envisioned that one is doing deep historical work" said Robinson, currently a visiting professor at Harvard Divinity School. "I knew I was connecting to the way he sounded because the first thing I laid down was the sound" Clarke said. Although he "hadn't planned on leaving" Bochco said, "I'm not angry at anyone" While he wasn't leaving on a sour note, he added, "I don't want to stay on a sour note". He knows what it's like not to have enough money to make it through to the end of the month It's important to him to stay in touch with that reality. "We want ABC to hire union projectionists" But as it turned out later Monday afternoon, the picket line was designed to be "informational" only: According to IATSE sources, there was in fact a Local 150 projectionist working inside, and the picketers merely wanted more union workers inside.

San Francisco's celebrated improv comedy group, the Committee, had performed there in the early '70s under an Equity contract. Pam Dawber, late of ABC's now-defunct "Mork and Mindy" and Elliott Gould are among the better-known stars of the new entries. CBS, which lost last season's prime-time ratings race to NBC after six straight seasons as No. "I don't believe in censoring artists, but I do believe the programmer should have creative control over what airs on his station just as the artist has creative control over his own music"However, station owner Sis Kaplan disputed Kabrich's account, saying there had been "absolutely no uproar at all" over the Planned Parenthood spots, which she said are still airing on the station. Unfolding at a pace that can only be described as relentlessly plodding, it sports some of the most forgettable songs and dance sequences this side of MTV, theme music that seems to have been borrowed from "The Love Boat" and overlit sound-stage sets that look like they were left over from "Fantasy Island" As Alice, 9-year-old Natalie Gregory is appropriately cute, blond and bright-eyed, but she's as lost in the morass of a story as Alice is in Wonderland.