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(Continued from Page 2F) ' . Ferguson was a winner of the biennial Organ Play- free. Snow dale is Mardh' ! 9.' for the Museum of Art. During Maroh, Vm mueeom ho, CornpeWor^sponsored by the. A/neocari Guld o< tuTc* *Varie4y-of toe* and permanent cotocfion .OrflVSMTandhas appeared throughout North Amend A e t e p t i o h at LeagUC gBllery 1 exhfcitJons, induing ''Panorarnaa for .the People, "end West Germany Vwide cntical acciaim. (Ccntfcattedh'wnPajeSF). "It's one of the finest roles that's ever The Greater Uttpa Arfists League wit host a recep"Sculpture by Fernando B o t W ' "Object with a . - Acfe* h the American Gu3d of Organists, Ferguson said. " .., I just go by my gut4evel been written," AnnrMargret says. tion oh Friday at,5 p.m/for the Department of AcJverMemory" by Dennis Oppenhairn and 'European Exfc chairman of me Program Commrttee for the 19W feeling." ' ABC let her choose the director, * ti4ifg-.0esvgp .and- Pfoduction-at Moh iwk^vaTTey' But this time, the, grant*, i t may - and she went wHh^ohs Erman? who - preeeionfet Printa—- Detroit NsoonafAlGX). ConvenBonT Coflv^jtyCoOege. - ' •*' < have gooe too far. "I no kvgtr-was' had won an Emmy for "Children." • •The fxh^t.wS! openi Mt^i a wine and cheese recepAnn-Margret Olatoa... It's a horren- He hired Treat Williams for the male 2 lectures on prinimaking Secretaries book drama tion endteve puftfic «invfted. Trie showing was judged dous feeling." )ead and juggled .the scripts from the . by galsyy.s^atf end facXAy members ol the advening All of this darkness 4s the opposite' theater and mpvk versions. Two lectures on prints and prwtmafifco w» be pre^ Offca Chapter, Profeestona) Secretaries interna,:defiertmeftl.*Gfaphic 0&#i ^strehon and drawing of what fans have expected. .'. The result, Ann-Margret says, is sented this week at tht Munscn-VYVam^roctor tasfc- tier*!. p#Heat« the: Players of Ubca in their prcducboA c4*ihowh.;T S -' For years, Ann-Margret was the : one case in which the TV show is ' , ..-' ". ^ ; • of the drama, "Mass Appeal to be held Sunday* -. The Leagues gallery is at 2©t Genesee St. shdve picture of flash, frenzy and flaming more aduK than the movie. The refer- tute. celebration. That was the image she ences to homosexuality are back. The 'PnntmaXing: The Media andtrttProceeV is the 'March 2$ at 2 p.m. at the Oxford Road theater, New »th*S1artey,Ttoat«>.* • . • - * • ; " - %, The exottt 5eeched»Wto otoee Aprt 3. - y^ offered — bright dyed-red hair, rosy rape is played-with full intensity. *'ln We pf anMvAppreciat)on Lectureto.be given, on -Hartford. • face, exuberent song-and-dance fact, I wanted to throw up after we Tuesday by Georgia Deaf. OeeJ, en Instructor at' the . TcKett are $6 and can be obtained by contacting moves. A native Swede, she had come didit." 'Beethoven' to open series L V School of Art, w* present the talk from 7:00 toftp.m. Sheryt Bonn at 732-7749 after 5 p.m to America at 7. She was a North.fy. She recalls the scene in which 6he in StudJO D at the School. Trw lecturetoopentoinstiffcfre^nmenta wi be served during intennissiorv-The eprlng aeries'of uctures in Music 1983*84. | t western University student when was supposed to attack Williams with tute members, students and guastav V. U^e MuosofvWi^icis^Woctor Institute begins $* George Burns and J a c k Benny a kaife. "I really meant to kill him. I On Wednesday. gaSery guide Sat/Ctofc w*'gr»* a Kofrernik concert next Sun. , WedhAday^t a p.m.' in the Mtfceum of Art Audrtonuril brought her to Las Vegas and to TV. warned him about it ... He stopped By 1962, she was making movies. Her me, and I had the bruises to prove lunch time GaSery Ta* at 12:30 on th* exhibition "Eut . *v«WH)ec^Bn«r»^^e>rwen^f^Sy^ ropean E^essionfsts Print*.*' in mf Museum of Art image could be seen in the titles- of 'it." The Kopem* Memonal Association wM present a / ejUeterwcrk^eVi&eo^ Th6 lecture, thefirstoUouf bet films. Ann-Margret **as "Kitten She also struggled with the snapped . The public-Js invited to attend the free, lecture. *' : concert next Sunday featuring the music of Pofsh' such p/dp/aWtWil be oeSvered by Doug'as D. Kmes^ With a W h i p . " 8 h e w a s " T h e emotions of her character — until ocmposers Chopin and Moniuszko and wi feature so- ' director of fri« wformMg A£a^^Drv^on at the rnsbtu^pSwinger." She wai a blaring piece, of those emotions seemed to overtake Organist's recital today .prand'VelentSna KozJowski Also featured wiB be "fr^ t UpwonyM «fttht series are open to the puWc free showrbusiness }oy._ _ • . .. ber. "I. worked with' this doctor. At SpiwaXfemiy of New York Mile. • -ofewirge. . . Certainly, there were serious mo*~ one point, I called and asked her if I The 2:3CM>.m. concert wa be at MunsorvWBan^ ! j i t j ? » n y otJ?$£*?'\ J*** ?**: SL!?meats. There was her near-fatal in- could have an anesthetic.., Have you t ^Prootor He^te.with a » ddhatton cefpersdn:^. 5££Z % f f i ^ ^ $ ^ ^ * jury when a scaffolding collapsed in every thought you were losing your today et 4 p.m. rVtha Rrst Pjes^erlan ChurcrV 160S Genesee Street. Ferguson has chosen to perform etf art avAWefrom associatjon m e m b ^ V ' I ^ ^ S S g S i g ^ S ^ t t 1972, ber emotional breakdown from mind? It's scary." works of J.S.Bach,' CM. Wijay^W. iCorufle and r*. overwork in '78. TljerYwere AcaAfter a job like that, she probably Peeters. The program which ie^freely open'to the - PfQ^tdewVt benefit the Koperoik scho¥(ehtp. dp&jment tr^crWfe o^opVnent ol one of the most demy Award Dominations for "Car- sboujd hive takentime'to recover. 1 r ; ;.V;POP^mastewro«sj^W ^ nal Knowledge" ahd'Tommy." • pub&c, is being sponsored by the p&otfal New York' Jund.• :K • Instead,'she went on tour, dancing But mostly, Ann-Margret made bad * and singing and trying to look happy. Chapter of,the American Gu3dol Or'gafdsft.... ^~ •• • * ,• r—rt ' ^ tfsplaywelateoNtaterteJa ah'd recordings of the* movies and bright stage shows. All of Things peaked one night when she Ferguson is director of tht .Organ/end Church.>. They perform tin y tots/rJauet '.m\ synphortyV$ r ^ « m the MUS« Lorary m m* that changed when she tackled TV was "in ber dressing room with, hus- Mualc.-DMsJon.tr JState Untorsfy, mlrtster oJ .''' • ' ' : • ' . -movies. •» * , / . ^ •"Mta^iirn'of Xit.••'••i. 7. band Roger Smith. "I didn't want to Music at DetrotfeWayne Bushnefe Cc^gregMenai -Churchy ' .Trw^aw^VaieyPerlcrafcgAr^^ *b continue~,March"28 with a First came "Who Will Love My say anything, but my left arm had bhv tots bafietfor chfldren aoes ttvee toltve, l •• '• •' • | e ^ e v ^ e d j ^ ^ J i e A a ^ N a ^ w a r n i s i t h e i H -1J —PftntSt. character. "She kept everything in- was at 218. W.tM.M«'trbpe8tah Opera, side. It was terribly controlled and The tour finally ended Sept. 10, in InternatJor^Brshw.FesflvsJ. ' ..-;'./ - >; •'! ' '. ' ChSWrerv^'tk^ets are $1, adults wQl be admi^edv rnariSfltr - 'qltf 7^7X»00>af fnVmatton. vtty painful." hex hometown of Stockholm. '.'I said, •***< *- •; When the filming was finished, she, 'ENOUGH. I really do need a rest.*" seemed shaken by the experience. : First she had to tend to Smith, who But two months later, she was ptang- has the neuro-muscular disease mying Into a role that wai the exact op-, ^ asthenia gravis and was hospitalized. pbsite. r .' • Then came the long-overdue vaca:in "A Streetcar Named Desire," tion. "We just came back from HaBlanche DuBois is all surface charm. waii and Fiji. He's healthy, very She gushes like a southern belle, N brown. Things are getting better while dark secrets fester in ber souL now."
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