Word: cabareting
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...After reading your recent articles on Argentina [July 15, 22], I cannot help regretting the repeated references made to the new President of this country, Maria Estela Martinez de Perón, as the "former cabaret dancer...
...Isabel's actions were a characteristically Peronist performance. Compromise, giving a little here to get a little there, a dramatic personal appearance-these typified the style of Juan Perón. Judging by her first few days, the old leader had passed his ability on to the former cabaret dancer who is now Latin America's first female head of state...
...musical (Skiddy von Stade runs a close second), and a pleasant enough way to spend an evening. It's mostly a bunch of Brel ballads strung together, but while you're there you can also eat and make moo-moo eyes at your date. Being kept alive at the Cabaret in the Charles Playhouse. Tickets on Fridays and Saturdays cost $5-$6.50. No wonder he's doing so well...
...woman in such a high position and question her background. Born in Argentina's impoverished La Rioja province, the daughter of a bank executive, she left home in her 20s to join a troupe of traveling folk dancers. In 1956, after finishing a performance in a Panama City cabaret, she was introduced to the exiled Per?...
Then rumors began appearing that Daniélou had died in the apartment of a young blonde married woman named Santoni, who reportedly works in a cabaret. The rumors proved to be true. It also turned out that the French Catholic heirarchy and French Jesuit headquarters had tried to hush up the circumstances surrounding Daniélou's death, claiming he had died outside the house of "friends." The satirical anticlerical weekly Le Canard Enchainé exposed the event in a story full of damning innuendoes. Two weeks ago, Le Monde, France's most prestigious newspaper, confirmed that...