Retiring from performance in the 1950s, they settled in her native Oklahoma to raise a son and found a ballet school. Two other American films will be in the official Gold Palm competition. I've seen scattered tapes from various travel series but none approach the comprehensiveness or quality of Republic's Travel Tips series, released last month They're good enough to stand on their own as entertainment. "Taillevent" was the nom de cuisine of a noted 14th-Century French chef whose real name was Guillaume Tirel This early gastronomic Mr.

The play is very faithful to her fluid conception that the only fixity in our lives is the past, and that we can only look at life through memory. ' " Rather than offer precise solutions, Redford merely said, "It's going to take a while to work it out I mean, nothing happens instantly, correctly It takes a while for it to be solid. He said he still is scratching his head over a name for his piece. It's the same sort of thing, only different: where Irwin based his routines on the sawdust-and-tinsel traditions of the American circus, Sherman's are more closely derived from the commedia dell'arte style of European comic theatre The results are nothing short of magical. Caligagan's Cinderella story is unusual, but it's not so surprising in light of his darkly alluring good looks and tall, commanding stage presence. In 1977, after continued growth and repeated relocations, the museum moved to its present site, on land donated by the Irvine Co. Another reason for feeling bullish about the future is that never before have there been so many diverse types and styles of music coming together under the jazz banner.

Unit drew "ya-hoos" from the crowd even before the players sat down to play conductor Mosko's 30-minute work, in which two pointillistic movements are set off against a trio of demanding instrumental cadenzas (handled with ease by pianist Gaylord Mowrey, flutist Dorothy Stone and cellist Erika Duke. Local museums also have recently begun to acknowledge the presence of artists who merit their attention-the La Jolla Museum of Contemporary Art with its "A San Diego Exhibition: Forty-Two Emerging Artists" a year ago, and the San Diego Museum of Art with its coming exhibition of works by Theodor Geisel, creator of the Dr Seuss books for children. "To Gillian on Her 37th Birthday" is a very nice way to say goodby to a friend, or to a theater "TO GILLIAN ON HER 37TH BIRTHDAY" By Michael Brady Directed by Joseph Hanreddy Scenic designer is Mark Donnelly Costumes by Claire Henkel Lighting designer is Don Childs Composer-sound designer is Victor Zupanc Stage manager is Hollie Hopson. The rookie casualties, some axed well before CBS unveiled its new schedule, include "Mary" a mid-season flop that starred Mary Tyler Moore in a newspaper city room setting. But although Bertolli never went to cooking school, he has an impressive food background: When he was young, he worked in a butcher shop for six years, becoming an apprentice before he left for college. In many eyes and ears, the racial connotations, alas, endure. .

This "Giselle" enjoyed the enlightend services of a really luxurious cast. Some may find it a puzzlement that such physical span and brocade-frame sumptuousness of presentation is accorded works that may look to Westerners mainly like big black-and-white brush drawings Round-eyes are backward about drawings. After 1987 (when all Los Angeles franchises are set for renewal, financial support for access will no longer be a requirement of cable operators in the city. Ruppersberg's essay on a cowboy's sex fantasies is sophomoric, but other works bring a refreshing affection to their subjects. The fifth member of the committee is Bill Lund, a real estate developer and chairman of the Orange County Performing Arts Center. To also get such recognition is a knockout" The film, which will be shown today and Sunday at the Monica 4-Plex in Santa Monica (1332 2nd St, illustrates Apodaca's philosophy of making an impact through teamwork.

Webster's defines a champion "as a militant advocate" and anyone who has seen his "Olympiad" series on PBS, or his TV dramas about Olympian Wilma Rudolph and the 1932 Los Angeles Olympics, would not question where he stands. This month, she'll be at Humphrey's on Sundays and Mondays, Anthony's Harborside on Tuesdays, and the Catamaran on the first two Wednesdays and the last two Thursdays "I'm busy all the time now" Piggee said. On the evidence of recent live concerts in the Southland as well as three new Deutsche Grammophon recordings (all issued in both standard and compact-disc formats, the system works Haydn symphonies-No. Marks, a documentary photographer, visited here twice, once for the annual Solstice costume parade and again to shoot pictures at Casa Dorinda, a retirement community for the wealthy. Kapoor's eyes positively glow as he talks about other dishes he knows and loves: paper-thin chapatis, wheat-flour crepes whose dough is tossed in the air like pizza, then wrapped around well-seasoned little beef or lamb kebabs "so tasty that imagination is out; roasted Japanese eggplant stuffed with a pungent masala of mixed spices; a typical North Indian dish of cornmeal paratha bread with mustard greens in "white butter" (butter with high fat content, as opposed to clarified ghee ; a pomfret (a flat, sole-like fish extremely popular in India, cooked by a chef in Hyderabad so that the bones literally melt inside it. As other publications duly reported the same day, the strike had been vetoed.

Females of all species are provided with enough physical cues to attract mates, but this is ridiculous No matter where a man looks on a woman, he is reminded. First, he gives us a prologue, narrated, via tape, with crisp British inflections by his wife, Valda Setterfield. Hadley had just sweated out the opening of her first play, "Water Under the Bridge" It is one of four winners in the California Young Playwrights Project being performed through Sunday at the Gaslamp Quarter Theatre. The Cassie/Zach (Michael Douglas) love affair of the near-past has been built up. Arledge said he told columnist Smith that this seemed "just a gossip story of some kind" When she asked if he would call it a "sleazy" story, he said he replied by saying, "Well, that wouldn't be my word, but I wouldn't argue too much with that.