Land of Fire meaning and Magellan’s naming reach
Tierra del Fuego, meaning Land of Fire, owes its name to Ferdinand Magellan. The Portuguese circum navigator discovered the archipelago at South America’s southern tip in 1520 and named it after the Indian signal fires along its coasts.
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Bridges clan brings refreshing air to Hollywood scene
The Bridges family Lloyd Beau Jeff and wives head to the Academy Awards in a compact car Jeff a Best Supporting Actor nominee for Thunderbolt and Lightfoot. Lloyd notes pride and humor about the clan while Beau recalls starting on Sea Hunt and values professionalism in acting and family.
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Jazz on TV remains rare despite WXXI effort
Jazz still seldom appears on national television despite public TV's four part At the Top series from WXXI Rochester New York. The AP notes jazz is an infrequent visitor and largely unnoticed on the national screen.
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AM America co host quits to return to LA
Stephanie Edwards leaves AM America on May 16 to return to Los Angeles and pursue acting. She will contribute periodic reports from LA and work on a potential ABC comedy, saying the move was mutually agreed and citing the daily New York live show demands. The exit follows 32 years at KABC-TV and acting roles on Marcus Welby and Karen.
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Marcel Marceau Talks of Fame and Mime Revival
Hollywood interview with Marcel Marceau reveals a talkative star who defends mime as an art form he revived. He recalls childhood in Strasbourg, influences like Chaplin and Fairbanks, and explains his relentless schedule of 300 performances a year, plus film ambitions and a potential Las Vegas stint.
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Los Pobres presents Cuento de Amor in Pecos theater
The Los Pobres Bilingual Theatre Repertory Company marks its sixth anniversary with the Spanish translation of Twelfth Night, Cuento de Amor. Preview at Bessie Haynes Cafetorium Pecos May 17 7:30 p.m. Hector Serrano directs a cast of new and familiar faces. Admission free. children under 12 must be accompanied by parents. For details contact Adam Perez or Judy Ann Fuentes.
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