Archive for Thursday, March 26, 1998

Daydream Disbeliever

• Rhymin’ on the Range By Catherine Dain

• ‘Who’s on First?’ Is Still a Home Run By Stephen Cox

• Let the Screenings Begin By Jan Herman

• Making an Impression By Brett Johnson

• Time Capsules: Vintage Releases From the Vaults By Susan King

• An Environmental Hoot By Lynne Heffley

• Expecting the Unexpected By Susan King

• Cool Creatures - Monsters of Swing caters to zoot-suiters and their molls. By Bill Locey

• Going Kellaway - Ojai jazz pianist’s multi-genre recital leads audience down unexpected paths. By Josef Woodard

• Primarily Discreet By Geraldine Baum

• A Quintet of Charmers By Kevin Thomas

• Figuratively Speaking, Exhibit Views Human Form From All Angles By Josef Woodard

• Petal Pushers By Benjamin Epstein

• CityWalk Club Welcomes Its Own B.B. King By James E. Fowler

• Preserving Local History By Irene Garcia

• Date Book

• San Francisco

• 1 pm: Folk Music Festival

• Opening Their Eyes to the World of Art By Lisa Addison

• Spirited Tribute By Josef Woodard

• Southern Comfort By Leo Smith

• ‘Buried’ Treasure By Don Shirley

• A Moody Blue Talent Will Color Santa Barbara By Bill Locey

• Noon: Art

• 7 pm: Festival

• Theater

• Blast From a Tasty Past By Max Jacobson

• What’s Hot

• A Rush to Dr. Laura? By Judith Michaelson

• Passage to India By Booth Moore

• Young for Their Sage By Richard Kahlenberg

• The Second Act Kid By Don Heckman

• 2 pm: Family

• Generation Gaffe By Zan Dubin

• Art

• Family

• Pitching a Concept By Robin Rauzi

• Early Learner By Zan Stewart

• Revisiting Radio Days By Jane Hulse

• My Favorite Weekend By Booth Moore

• Leaving Little to Chance By Max Jacobson

• Mind Over Mobsters By Mark Chalon Smith and Jan Herman

• Radiating Some Disco Heat By Heidi Siegmund Cuda

• Showing His ‘Character’ By Kevin Thomas

• Sharing a Passion By Juan Hovey

• Rhymin’ on the Range - Fifth annual festival in Santa Clarita will offer cowboy poetry, lyrics and lore. By Catherine Dain

• The Franke Truth By John Roos

• ‘Forsaking All’ Dishes Out Deceit With a Smile and Moral Rationale By F. Kathleen Foley

• Young for Their Sage By Richard Kahlenberg

• Ends this Weekend

• Pizzarelli Gets His Guitar Into the Swing of Things By Don Heckman

• Dramatic Payoff By Todd Everett

• Bel-Air Bar & Grill–Just What the Neighborhood Ordered By S. Irene Virbila

• Updating of ‘The Frogs’ Lacks Subtlety By Robin Rauzi

• Chasen’s, the Next Generation By Angela Pettera

• L.A. Shanti Benefit Will Feature Nell Carter

• Initiation Rites By Heidi Siegmund Cuda

• Steering New Age Kids to Cowboy Culture By Wendy Miller

• Cool Creatures - Monsters of Swing caters to zoot-suiters and their molls. By Bill Locey

• Building Blocks By T. H. Mcculloh

• The Real Thing By Max Jacobson

• The Prizes and the Voters By Jan Herman

• Morning Report By Shauna Snow

• Next Weekend

• At Least Silliness of’WKRP’ Is Still in Fashion By Joan Fantazia

• Oscar Wilde on the Internet Needs No ’90s Spin for Its Humor, Drama By Erika Milvy

• Dancers Share the Spotlight With Strippers at New Fuzz on Sunset Blvd. By Heidi Siegmund Cuda heidi Siegmund Cuda

• Morning Report By Shauna Snow

• Troupe to Perform Live Radio Show of Poe’s Works By Jane Hulse

• Bolton Hall Museum Recalls Lazy Days of Sunland-Tujunga By Irene Garcia

• Throwing Curves By Lynn Smith

• Shop Unveils Discounts on Bridal Party Gowns By Geri Cook

• Please Stand By By Zan Dubin

• The Full Chicken

• Celebrating the Lady Vols, Opera, Warner Bros. By Susan King

• Borodin Quartet Still Has Magic By John Henken

• O.C. Fans’ Choices

• Gay Men’s Chorus Remembers Wilde

• Shocked Mixes Personal Insight With Politics for a Powerful Set By Natalie Nichols

• ‘Titanic’ Continues to Rule the Charts; ‘My Life’ Enters Singles Scene at No. 1

• Encyclopedia Brings Out Best of Hollywood By Frances Halpern