Archive for Monday, August 30, 1999

Just Another Mountain to Climb - Despite vocal woes and tabloid wars, a spirited Julie Andrews soldiers on.

• Music Review - St.Clair’s Back, With Joyous Sounds - Pacific Symphony Orchestra Does Justice to John Williams and Scottish Work by Davies By Kristina Lindgren and Susan Bliss

• In the Know / A LOOK AT THE WEEK AHEAD - Still Relevant? The Artist Just May Find Out

• UPN Goes to the Mat With Mayhem By Howard Rosenberg

• WEEKEND REVIEWS / Dance Review - Colorful Folk Dancing Falls Short on Creative Footwork By Victoria Looseleaf

• There’s Something About a Providential Partnership - Movies: The Farrelly brothers find a kindred spirit in fellow Rhode Islander Michael Corrente for coming-of-age tale ‘Outside Providence.’ By Matt Coltrin

• COUNTERPUNCH - We Have a Vote on Violence By John Mcnamara

• GET OUT!

• COUNTERPUNCH - Apparently, History Didn’t Come ‘First’ in Taper’s Tale of Early Film By Tom Stempel

• Anaheim Venue’s Latest Setback - ConcertsPoor sales for a show mean another cancellation instead of revival at Freedman Forum. By John Roos

• Movie Review - Theron’s at the Controls in ‘Astronaut’s Wife’ By Kevin Thomas

• Jazz Review - Phil Norman & Co. Marry Classic Jazz to Millennial - At Steamers, Band Broadens Definition of West Coast Sound By Bill Kohlhaase

• HBO Leads Nighttime Emmy Pack With 16 Awards - Television Pay channel cited for ‘Sopranos,’ movies in ceremony aimed mainly at technical achievement. By Brian Lowry

• TOMORROW IN CALENDAR

• Impeachment Saga: Are You Ready for the Musical? - Stage. A spate of productions capitalizes on the Clinton-Lewinsky scandal and its fallout. By Paula Span

• Jazz Review - Acoustic Jazz Quartet Expertly Blends Sounds By Don Heckman

• ‘Sixth Sense’ Is a Champ of ‘Titanic’ Proportions - Box Office Thriller’s ticket sales soar to $138.9 million. Banderas action film debuts at No. 2.

• Pop Music Review - Anacaona Flavors Salsa With an Afro-Cuban Beat By Ernesto Lechner

• Another ‘Mary’? To the Contrary, Farrelly Warns Comic Hit’s Fans By Matt Coltrin

• Music Review - Masters of the Supporting Role By John Henken