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...strains of a John Philip Sousa march, Ronald Reagan jauntily mounted the podium in the Sheraton Washington hotel to say he was sorry. His audience, members of the International Federation of Business and Professional Women, had been scheduled to take a VIP tour of the White House the day before. But due to a snafu in scheduling, the East Room was already occupied (ironically enough, by a conference on government efficiency), and the group was turned away. Fully aware that his relatively low popularity among women could cost him in 1984, the President tried to defuse the situation with...
...when Pamela Sousa as Cassie dances with the company, they fade from view. Although her voice strains when belting out the powerful "Music and the Mirror," on the dance floor Sousa is music itself. She explodes with energy and spirit and handles the difficult transition from fast jazz to sensual, seductive contortion with astounding grace. Surprisingly, Sousa is only an understudy for the regular Cassie, Angelique...
...actress, Sousa is also remarkable. Zach's one-time lover who left the chorus for an unsuccessful Hollywood career. Cassie returns to his audition full of sadness and desperation. In the end, the musical's triumph is largely her own; she wanted to be a dancer. Zach had wanted her to be a star, and in A Chorus Line, Pamela Sousa finally is both...
Junior Maeachuuetts Youth Wid Eneamble Donald Dregalla, conducting, music of Vaughan Williams Frescobaldi Pennington, Cocavas Bach, Erickson and Sousa Jordan Hall, 290 Huntington Ave; Saturday...
...Morrow, president of Natural Gas Pipeline, which is managing partner for the project: "We are looking long term, at markets ten years and more down the road. A future shortage of domestic energy is inevitable, and I am bullish on gas. All is hardly gloom and doom." Observes Anthony Sousa, a member of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission: "The nation is currently experiencing a surplus of natural gas, but that surplus may prove temporary...