Glitterati Spoofs and Stars Stir In Hollywood Rumors
A round of show biz chatter spans Robin Williams refusing a Mrs Doubtfire sequel, Spelling’s Love Boat film, Nimoy leaving Star Trek, Letterman and Leno swapping coasts for May sweeps, and various film TV and music figures amid fundraisers, lawsuits, and real estate heft across Hollywood and beyond. The notes sketch entertainment gossip, industry moves, and celebrity politics without graphic detail.
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Hollywood
Mrs .Doubtfire
Robin Williams
John ‘Candy
Rodney Dangerfield
Sandra Bernhard
Susan Powter
Aaron Spelling
High Seas
Mr. Spock
Leonard Nimoy
Donld Pass
David Letterman
Jay Leno
Letterman
New York
L.A
Leno
NBC
Johnny Carson
Burbank
Charles Manson
Susan Denise Atkins
San Bernardino Sun
Sadie
Ms. Atkins
Miltenberger Jazz Quartet to Perform at Mount St Marys College
The Miltenberger Jazz Quartet from West Virginia University will give a free public concert at Mount St. Marys College in Flynn Hall on February 17 at 8 p.m. The group, led by Dr. James Miltenberger and including Dr. Tim Peterman Dr. Scott Green Curtis Johnson Paul Seea and Richard Powell, will play century-spanning jazz and originals by Green and Seea. They have recorded two CDs and toured Europe. workshops will follow in Frederick area high schools organized by Kevin Lloyd. For details call 447-5366.
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Miltenberger
West Virginia University
Mount St. Mary’s College
Flynn Hall
Scott Green
Paul Seea
Europe
James Miltenberger
Tim Peterman
Curtis Johnson
Richard Powell
Frederick
Kevin Lloyd
Call
Maryland Symphony Love Concerts Bring Romeo and Juliet Theme
The Maryland Symphony Orchestra conducts Feb 19 and 20 under Barry Tuckwell at the Maryland Theatre Hagerstown. The program opens with Berlioz Love Scene and includes Prokofiev Delius and Tchaikovsky Romeo and Juliet pieces. Tickets available from MSO office or Maryland Theatre box office with price tiers 8.50 to 30. Students and children half price for Sunday matinees.
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Maryland Symphony Orchestra
Barry Tuckwell
Hagerstown
Maryland Theatre
Potomac St
Berlioz
Prokofiev
Delius
Tchaikovsky
MSO
Rochester Place
Hager’s Row
African American Extravaganza and Black History events in Rockville
The Montgomery County African American Employees Association hosts an African American Extravaganza featuring youth talent on February to 7 p.m. at 101 Monroe St Rockville in the Executive Office Building. A Feb 14–17 Black History Month program offers daily quizzes in county government cafeterias with prizes from Marriott Corporation. An exhibit of African American dolls Angels and Cinnamon Babies and hair braiding demos are set for Feb 24 from 7 to 9 p.m., followed by music and a reception. All events are free and open to the public.
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Rockville
Montgomery County African American Employees Association
Monroe St
Execu
Tive
Council
Executive Office
Council Office
Marriott Corporation
Adventures on the Electronic Keyboard recital at Mount St. Mary’s
Professor Judith Umstead of Mount St. Mary’s College visual and performing arts department will present a free public recital titled Adventures on the Electronic Keyboard. Using a Roland E-20 synthesizer she will demonstrate instrumental tones and effects. The event is Monday Feb 14 in Flynn Hall starting at noon. attendees may bring a brown bag lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judith Umstead
Visual and
Mount St. Mary’s College
Flynn Hall
Mount
Umstead
Mount St. Mary’s
Pennsylvania State University
Hood College film series begins February 13
The Class of 1991 Center for the Humanities at Hood College presents a Venice themed film series with three free screenings on Sundays at 3 p.m. in Rosenstock Hall. The lineup opens February 13 with Death In Venice, February 20 features Don’t Look Now, and the final film Summers of Venice. Noel Lester notes all three films were filmed in and about Venice.
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Center For the Humanities
Hood College
Rosenstock Hall
Venice
Visconti
Julie Christie
Donald Sutherland
David Lean
Valentine
Katharine Hepburn
Italy
Noel Lester
Hood
Hood College Center For the Humanities
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Garth Brooks
Sandy
Barbra Streisand
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Bob Hope
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Michael Jackson
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Sally Field
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Wesley Snipes
U.S
Robert Urich
Richard Thomas
Wyoming
Julie Warner
Stewart Orme
Jeffersonian Patriotic Club
Mystik Our
MSM
Montgomery
the Frederick Netts
Waverly Dr. Frederick
Fredericktowne Mall
Thomas
Nena Nun
Amber Meadows
Leric
Andrew Dice Clay
Frederick Cablevision
N.Y
Callahan's Restaurant
Rosemont Ave
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Ronnie McDowell
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