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LAMP UNTO MY FEET (CBS, 10-10:30 a.m.). The work of Composer Antonio Vivaldi in "A Concert of Angels," with Narrator John Heffernan, Soprano Roberta Peters and the CBS Symphony Orchestra under the direction of Alfredo Antonini...
Lavin found the Bernini bust of Antonio Coppola, a benefactor of the hospital, through hints in a 19th century inventory, confirmed by minutes of a 1612 meeting at which a blank check was given to Confraternita's treasurer to pay Bernini. Its twin, of Benefactor Antonio Cepparelli, was done a decade later. Drill holes in the eyes heighten their lifelike aspect, and the craggy hand of Coppola that emerges from the cloak, as if from no possible shoulder, adds to the theatrical immediacy of the long lost work. Lavin believes that the Coppola bust was done by Bernini...
Regrettably, Director Frankenheimer occasionally feels obliged to stop racing and start plotting. He has four heroes (James Garner, Yves Montand, Brian Bedford, Antonio Sabato), all cast as racing drivers. The story purports to describe what they do when they are not driving-and the girls they do it with. The girls (Eva Marie Saint, Francoise Hardy, Jessica Walter) are pretty, but somehow they don't seem all that exciting in a film that focuses so satisfactorily on a different sort of exquisitely classy chassis...
...much ice with many performers, if only because musicians have a habit of disagreeing on almost every notion concerning their instruments, especially violins. Fiddle players agree on one important fact, however: the finest violins are the Cremona instruments made by Joseph Guarneri del Gesù (1698-1744) and Antonio Stradivari (1644-1737). There are only about 150 Guarneri and 550 Strads still in existence, and they sell today for $30,000 to $100,000. Most violinists cannot afford that kind of money...
Happy & Foamy. What really turns the paying guests out is a hint of romance. A case in point was the plight of Washington Schoolteacher Barbara Sobocinski, 30, who had met a young matador, Antonio Montes, in Spain last summer. Since then, it has been one impassioned letter after another from Antonio, his latest concluding: "The sun, the lover of Seville, never falters. If you long for the sun of Seville, why do you not come to see it at Christmas? Do you not long for me, as well...