Smithsonian weighs a black heritage museum on the Mall
Claudine Brown leads a Smithsonian inquiry into a possible National Museum of African American History and Culture on the Mall. Letters pour in as debates rise about location aims and funding, with Congress proposing a 200 million dollar construction drive and a national trust. Brown, a Brooklyn Museum veteran, chairs a 22 member advisory panel to study feasibility with a year end report.
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Washington
Smithsonian Institution
Claudine Brown
Arts and Industries
Brown
Smithsonian
Robert McC. Adams
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Museum
Pratt Institute
Bank Street College of Education
New York
Brooklyn Law School
Congress
Conress
Adams
National Museum of American History
Tom Mack
John Lewis
D-Ga
Lewis
America
American History Museum
Africa
Washington On the Mall
Paul Simon
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The
Congressional
Cultural Equity Committee
Mary Schmidt Campbell
Those She Left Behind rebroadcast on NBC TV film
NBC reruns the 1988-89 TV movie Those She Left Behind at 9 p.m. on WSTM-TV Channel 3 starring Gary Cole as a real estate owner who becomes guardian to a baby after his wife dies in childbirth. Joanna Kerns and Colleen Dewhurst support, with Cole delivering a nuanced portrait of grief and growth.
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Wstm-Tv
Channel 3
Midnight Caller
Gary Cole
Wos
Mary Page Keller
Joanna Kerns
Growing Pains
Colleen Dewhurst
Cole
One Night TV Highlights From A Packed Schedule
Tonight offers renewed episodes and pilots across channels. Rodney Dangerfield anchors Where's Rodney at 8 p.m. while 21 Jump Street concludes its Booker's story on WSYT-TV. Murphy Brown revisits a Jim Dial roast with Cronkite and Levine among guests.
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Channel 8
Commedian
Rodney Dangerfield
Jared Rushton
Big
Jump Street
Wsyt-Tv
Channel 68
Booker
Hanson, Penhall
Iaki
Raymond Crane
Murphy Brown
Wivh-Tv
Channel 5
Jim Dial
Walter Cronkite
Irving R. Levine
Wixt-Tv
Channel 9
Burt Reynolds
Jewel Thef
Lesley-Anne Down
David Niven
Blake Edwards
Don Siegel
Larry Gelbart
Makarova joins ABT as artistic adviser
Natalia Makarova, noted international ballerina, is named artistic adviser to American Ballet Theatre. She will advise on repertory and planning with focus on casting coaching and staging of classical works. The move follows nearly 20 years with ABT since defecting from the Kirov and she recently rehearsed The Kingdom of the Shades for ABT.
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Natalia Makarova
American Ballet Theatre
Mikhail Baryshnikov
ABT
Makarova
Leningrad
Kirov Ballet
Hon
Giselle
New York
Metropolitan Opera
Petipa
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Smithsonian Considers Black Heritage Museum
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New York Times News Service
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Leslie Anne Down
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NBC
By Jon Burlingame
United Feature Syndicate
Sydney
MacGyver
Matt
David
Poole
Channel
Sugarbaker
Nancy Walker
Joanna
Louise
Robert Guillaume
Tommy Page
Bad News Brown
Arsenio Hall
Sam Kinison
Robert Townsend
Carson
Super Dave Osborne
Boris Grebenshikov
David Letterman
Joseph Papp
Bob Costas
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