Hollywood Romance Sparks and Celebrity Drinks
Vanity Fair profiles Katharine Hepburn and Spencer Tracy tracing their on screen chemistry to a lifelong relationship though married. The piece notes Tracy’s Catholicism kept him tied to Louise as his wife, while Susanna Tracy dismisses talk of scandal as absurd. Also mentions Whoopi Goldberg dining with Bill Clinton at 21 Club and a lavish Lafite Rothschild gift.
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Katharine Hepburn
Jack Warner
Vanity Fair
Gulley
Inherit the Wind
Hepburn
Tracy
Pat
Mike
Adam
Dinener
Christopher Anderson
Holly— Wood
Louise
Susanna Tracy
John Phillips Faces Kidney Trouble and Rehab Journey
John Phillips, 66, longtime Mamas and Papas singer, spent three weeks at Cedars Sinai in Los Angeles for a kidney condition linked to a 1992 transplant. Doctors found the issue after a shoulder injury. he fell from a stool while finishing a solo album. He is set to transfer soon to Palm Springs for physical rehab. His new CD Pay Pack and Follow, created with Mick Jagger and Keith Richards, is due in May.
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John Phillips
Cedars-Sinai Hospital
Phillips
Bijon Phillips
Palm Springs
Mick Jagger
Keith Richards
Pet owners should respect wishes if pets not allowed
Ann Landers answers a reader about a family dog dispute at a holiday dinner. She notes that guests must honor a host’s request to leave pets at home and says the son who ignored the rule owes a sincere apology and possibly a new car.
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Ann Landers
Sue
Youss
Arm Landers
Wary
Los Angeles
SSG Pe brochures reveal 2001-02 season lineup
The season features Daniel Hege conducting four programs with Kueuyoshi Akiyamei and Grant Cooper, plus a diverse soloist roster including Misha Dichter Lilya Zilberstein and a yet unnamed Van Cliburn medalist. Highlights include Takemitsu's From Me Flows What You Call Time and Brahms Requiem.
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SSG Music
Tessie
Nexus
Toru Takemitsu
Misha Dichter
Brahms
Lilya Zilberstein
Rach Taaninoff
van Cl
Dichter praised for technique in Seattle review
The Seattle Times critic Melinda Bargenabras praised Dichter for a wide range of touch from delicate clarity to powerful octaves. She noted his technical security and artistry beyond mere speed, calling his playing intelligent and styled, with a soft exhale in the first movement. Pratt to perform Mozart concerto No. 25.
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Dichter
Pratt
Skaneateles
SSO
Syracuse Symphony Classics Season Tickets and Soloists
The Syracuse Symphony 2001 2002 Classics season offers several ticket options for 12 or 6 concerts at Crouse Hinds Concert Theater Mulroy Civic Center Syracuse with numbers for pricing and calls 424 8200. Soloists include Pip Clarke Carey Bell Mya Kater Lilya Zilberstein and Julie Newell. program highlights feature Corigliano Reich Adams Pann and Wells with Coriglianos Symphony No 1 noted as responding to the AIDS crisis and Hege praising imaginative performance.
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Syracuse Symphony
Crouse-Hinds
Mulroy Civic Center
Montgomery St
Syracuse
Pip Clarke
Rorngold
LSO
Carey Bell
Debussy
Mya Kater
Tchaikovsky
Lilya Zilberstein
Rachmaninoff
Julie Newell
West Genesee High School
Hege
John Corigliano
Byron Adams
Carter Pann
Katherine Gladney Wells
Steve Reich
Corigliano
Joss
Syracuse Symphony Classics Schedule 2001 02 season
The schedule lists concerts from Sept 21 22 2001 to May 12 2002 conducted by Daniel Hege Misha Dichter Grant Cooper Kazuyoshi Akiyama Awedagia Pratt Lilya Zilberstein Janice Chandler Newell Jule Newell with soloists Esther Heideman Katherine Gladney Wells and others. Program notes include Strauss Don Juan Berlioz Symphonie Fantastique Mahler No. 2 Rachmaninoff Piano Concerto No. 3 and Elgar Enigma among works by Beethoven Debussy Tchaikovsky Shostakovich and Vaughan Williams.
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Smuch
Misha Dichter
Stehors
Akiyama
Syracuse University Oratorio Society
Hege
Tchaikovsky
Bertiory
de Falla
Ravel
Sibelius
Daniel Hege
Pip Clarke
Stauss
Komnbold
Beethoven
Leonore
Ovenure
Carter Pann
Brahms
Grant Cooper
Kathleen Clawson
Carey Bell
Manuel de Faila
Debussy
der Rosenkavalier
Awedagia Pratt
Ives
Mozart
Hye Kalery
Alexandr Mosotov
Janice Chandler
Katherine Gladney Wells
Strauss
John Corigliano
Kazuyoshi Akiyama
Syracuse Children’s Chorus
Nexus
Steve Reich
Nexus Percussion Group
Toru Takemitsu
Vaughan Williams
Elgar
South
Jule Newell
Peter van de Graafl
Witold Latostan
Tehaike
Enino
Understanding wine colored birthmarks and inheritance
A columnist explains that most vascular birthmarks such as wine colored stains are not inherited. A birthmark on the back of the head is unlikely linked to Sturge Weber syndrome, while forehead or eyelid stains may signal eye or brain risk. Laser treatment may reduce tint, and memory loss is unrelated to the birthmark.
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Duar Dr. Doe Notwe
S.co i
Sturge-Weber
Paul Deadhey
P.O. Box
Orlando
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North Carolina Dance Theater
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Syracuse Symphony Orchestra
Lef
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Russ Hartenberger
Bill Cahn
Bob Becker
Robin Engleman
Seattle
Melinda Barg- Teen
Beat Prats
Albuquerque
Saravinsky
Gales
Piano Concerto
Paul Donohue
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