The Philadelphia Inquirer from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania • Page 41

April 25, 1987 The Philadelphia Inquirer 5-C Death of fashion designer Smith jlinked to AIDS, attorney says aSAjBs b4 i 1 I Vriiled Press International NEW YORK Award-winning fashion designer Willi Smilh died of pneumonia brought on by AIDS, the attorney for his estate said yesterday. Smith, 39, died on April 17 at Mount Sinai Hospital after being ill for about a month. His body was Monday after a funeral service. vlle died of pneumonia, but not the LJipe of pneumonia normally associat-Jft- with AIDS," said Edward Hayes, the attorney. "He had the AIDS virus, tLAiJiich suppressed his immune sys tem and reduced his ability to combat the pneumonia he contracted." A spokeswoman for the hospital had said the designer's pneumonia also was complicated by shigella, a parasitic disease that causes dysentery and severe dehydration.

Hayes said a blood test shortly before the designer's death revealed the presence of the AIDS virus. "The doctors gave him a blood test and it showed a low white blood cell Hayes said. "That made them suspicious, and they gave him an AIDS test and it came back Smith never showed symptoms of acquired immune deficiency syndrome, Hayes said. The "designer, born in Philadel-1 phia, pioneered funky "street couture" fashions and taught fashion design at the Parsons School of Design. He began his company, Williwear in 1976.

The firm last year sold $25 million worth of clothing. Its fashions are sold in more than 500 department and specialty stores in the United States, Britain and France. "THE SECRET WORD ISWACKOr jComposer honored tfor film soundtracks IIS iRj 1987 NEW UNE CINEMA CORP A comedy beyond belief. Willi Smith AIDS virus found in blood test sun hod msxm ajujuu BRYN MAWR -1 15-330-(530 a $2 50)- ERIC LINCOLN PLAZA TWIN Outlet Mall, Rt. 1, langhorne NEW JERSEY AMC DEPTFORD 8 On Clements Bridge across from the mall AMC MARLTON 8 800 North Route 73, Morlton "fit ii "Richard Nader's Original Rock 'n Roll Reunion" MITCH RYDER TOMMY JAMES AMD THE AND DETROIT THE WHEELS SHONDELLS BUFFALO SPWNGFIELD REVISITED TONITE ONLY! (7 00), $1800 AMC ORELANS 8 Cottman Bustleton, N.E Phila.

AMC SPRINGFIELD TWIN Baltimore Pike Sproul Del. Co. DEVON Franktord Levick THORNDALE Rt. 30, Thorndole MEL GIBSON AMC ANDORRA 6 Ridgt Henry Avenues AMC CITY UN! 2 77th City Line Avenue AMC OATIWAY Devon Exit on Rt. 202, S.

of Expy. AMCORANITIIUNI Baltimore Pike ot Oronite Run Mol AMC ORUANS I Cottman Bustleton, N.E. Phila AMC 309 CI Nf MA N. End of 309 Eipy. at Rt.

63, Montgomeryvike fm4jT'. Jr 567-2310 PMs GLOVER 62 AMC WOODH 195 Woodhaven BUCKS COUNTY Rt. 61 1, 5 Miles CAPITAL S2nd Above Oirord COLONIAL lllhARitner IRK l-S TWIN Intersection 1-95 3 5-Sn 52 501- AMC ANDORRA Ridge Henry Avenues AMC GRANITE RUN 8 Baltimore Pike at Granite Run Malt AMC LEO MAIL 2 1 1843 Bustleton AMC 309 CINEMA 9 N. End of 309 Expy ot Rt. 63.

Montgomerwilie AtMtt W41SSW4V LOUIE ANDERSON ROSEANNE BARR TOMORROW ONLY! (7 00). J1600 REGENCY-Sat 9 Sun TOWNE TWIN Levittown Shopping Center, Rt. 1 3 NEW JERSEY FOX TWIN WILINGBORO Rt. 130, Willingboro Shopping Plaza GCC DEPTFORD MALL 6 Deptford Center Rd. (opp.

Sears Auto) LETHAL i NOW SHOWING! OlDE CITY DAILY al TYSON 7043 Castor Ave N.E. Phila. TWIN DIIVI IN of Willow Grove NEW JERSEY AMC Of mono On Clements Bridge Rd. across from the maH AMC MARLTON BOO North Route, 73, Morlton FOX TWIN WILLINGBORO Rt. 130 N.

S. of Levittown Parkway, WiHingboro GCC ICHILON MALL 4 Someroae N. of White Hone Pike Rt. 1 htasJNEW LINE CINEMA iim NOW SHOWING! REGENCY SAT, 12:30, 3:00 .5:30 (a. $2.50) 8:00, 10:30 P.M.

SUN. 12:15, 2:45 (6.00 (g, 9:55 P.M. TOWN! TWIN Levittown Shpg. Center, Rt. 13 NEW JERSEY II Press Beverly hills, caiif.

com- poser Miklos Rozsa, who won Oscars for his scores of Spellbound, Ben Hur and A Double Life, has been honored for lifetime achievement by the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP). Rozsa, 80, received the Golden Soundtrack Award, the organization's highest honor, at an awards dinner Wednesday. During the cere- monies, as the 1986 winners were announced in other categories, ex-! cerpts of Rozsa's overtures and film scores were played. The excerpts ranged from the mil-) sic for the 1940 film Thie of Baghdad through Double Indemnity (1944), starring Barbara Stanwyck and Fred MacMurray, to Time After Time (1979), starring Mary Steenburgen and Malcolm McDowell. Rozsa has been nominated 15 times for Academy Awards.

I Winners in other ASCAP catego-ries were: Most performed themes, ing writers of television theme songs most often credited on TV: Bill Conti, John Leffler, Henry Mancini, Johnny Mandel and Mark Snow. Most performed background scores, honoring composers of televi-I sion dramatic background scores: John E. Davis, Jan Hammer, David Rose, Mark Snow and Richard Lewis iitorren. Most performed songs from a motion picture: "Glory of Love" from the Karate Kid, Part 11, Peter Cetera; A VIN MALL 4 Rd. Rt.

13 caaemy Where Cindy learned that being rich isn't everything. Its the only thing. N. Scott Valentine is (JMuVemonlover Falling in love can be very scary. 'Unstrung heroes' set 4 for orchestra benefit 9 Um lttil It mWmrw UmMt FROM A)iA 16TH A CHESTNUT d07-Z91 STREETS I AMC ANDORRA A 0 AMC GATf FRED 'THE PRINCESS EVA CABOR LU LEONARD RICHARD PAUL CAROLE DAVIS IAR PARK LINCOLN, rm 4.

KENT WAKEFORD MARTIN COHEN ROGER BELLON SANDRA WEINTRAU8 ircr. BRUCE BLOCK WAY 3 Devon Exit on Rt. 202, S. of Expy. AMC GRANITI RUN I Atj (wtrmcno Fill EUiRQU (iMia is-cicvfut.

niw AMC ANDORRA Ridge Henry Avenues AMC ANTHONY WAYNI 2 Lancaster Wayne AMC GRANITI RUN Boftimare Pike at Gmoito Run Mol fEt -tArli CHESTNUT STBtET I BHQADSTHiET Pike at Granite Run MaH ORUANS Bustteton, N.E. Phila. AAVC309CIMIMA9 End of 309 Expy. ot Rt. 63, Montgomeryvike WALNUT MALL 3 Walnut Street HIWAYDRIVIIN Royersford Exit 422 Pike AMC DIPTTORO On Clements Bridge Rd.

across from the maH AMC MARLTON 800 North Route, 73, Morlton BMC WLLSI0C 4 Rt. 130, 4 Mi. N. of Pennsauken Mart, Dekan AMC WISTMONT! Hoddon Avenue, Westmont AMC 309 QNIMA 9 Montgomeryvilfe AMC WOODNA VIN MALL 4 195 Woodhaven Rd. Rt.

13 IRIC3PINN JIRSfY Rt. lot Olds airless Hilh "Live to Tell" from At Close Range, Madonna; "Love Touch" from Legal Eagles, Gene Black, Mike Chapman and Holly Knight; "Sweet Freedom" from Running Scared, Rod Temper-ton, and "Take My Breath Away" from Top Gun, Giorgio Moroder and Tom Whitlock. Most performed feature film standards on television, honoring songs from TV film classics for October 1976 through September 1986: "Blueberry Hill" from The Singing Hill, Al Lewis, Vincent Rose and Larry Stock; "Mona Lisa" from Captain Carey, USA, Ray Evans and Jay Livingston; "Hooray for Hollywood" from Hollywood Hotel, Johnny Mercer and Richard A. Whiting; "The Way We Were" from The Way We Were, Alan Bergman, Marilyn Bergman and Marvin Hamlisch, and "You Light Up My Life" from You Light Up My Lie, Joe Brooks. Special Achievement, honoring composers with scores from top box-office hits: Top Gun, Harold Falter-meyer, The Karate Kid, Part 11, Bill Conti; The Color Purple, Quincy Jones, Chris Boardman, Jorge Calan-drclli, Andrae Crouch, Jack Hayes, Joel Rosenbaum, Fred Steiner and Rod Temperton; Aliens, James Horner, and Slar Trek IV: The Voyage Home, Leonard Rosenman.

ASCAP was founded in New York in 1914 to assist the creators of music in licensing compositions and to ensure that users complied with the federal copyright law. director of the Center for Facial Plastic Surgery at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital. Breitenfeld, on trumpet, and Reiter, on bass, tonight join Frederick Hammer at the piano and Bell of Pennsylvania executive Charles F. Schalch on drums in a jazz foursome they call "The Geezers." The multi-instrument Reiter (piano, guitar, trumpet, alto sax and drums) will also be at the piano to accompany vocalists Nancy Ben-diner Weiss, president of the Ben-diner Group Marvin Nadel, senior vice president of Day Zimmerman and John T. Kemp, Sun Co.

executive. Although they went into other fields, many of the unstrung heroes have continued music as an avocation. There is, for example, the jazz group, usually a quartet, called the "Reading Terminals," which plays once a month at where else? the Reading Terminal Market. Tonight it will be a quintet composed of two architects, Herman DeJong on bass and Vincent G. Kling on guitar; a Common Pleas Court judge, Richard A.

Klein, on drums; a city councilman, Edward A. Schwartz, on piano, and a doctor, Paul G. Spiro, chief resident at Abington Hospital, on flute. Klein also plays frequently in prisons in a group called "The Fifth Amendment." For all of the unstrung heroes, music is an important part of their lives. For some of them, music literally changed their lives.

Kauffman met his future wife, Patricia, at St. John's Church in Washington "the church of the presidents," on Lafayette Square across from the White House when they were soloists in the choir. Robert Sataloff, an ear, nose and throat surgeon who also teaches voice science and pedagogy at the Academy of Vocal Arts and Curtis Institute, and his wife, Dahlia, a surgeon, met when he was an intern at the University of Michigan Hospital and she was in medical school. A baritone, he was looking for an accompanist at the piano. A mutual friend brought them together.

"We met and just sort of expanded our act," said Dahlia Sataloff. Married a year later, they continue to appear together in concerts. On tonight's program, they'll be joined by baritone Richard Shapp, a cantor at Beth Or synagogue in Spring House and a public relations consultant, in a duet from Gaetano Donizetti's opera Don Pasquale. The chairman of the benefit committee is Peppi Wister. The evening will begin at 6:30 with a one-hour concert, followed by dancing and dinner, cabaret songs, and more dancing, to music provided by the Geezers and the Reading Terminals.

ft AMC ORUANS Cottman Bustleton, N.E. BUCKS COUNTY TWIN DRIVI-IN Rt. 61 1, Miles N. of Witow Grove AMC QUAKIRTOWN A Rt. 309 Ouokertown 3MDIIVI-IN Rt.

202, S. of West Chester, Pa. Ridge Henry Aves. AMC BARNS 1 Miles S. of Ooylestown on Rt.

61 1 AMC BUCKS COLONIAL 2 The Market Pvxe Street Rd. ot Busheton Pike AMC CHILTINHAM 3 Cheftenhom Shopping Center AMC CITY LINI1 77th City Line Ave. AMCIXTONCIMIA1 Rts. 304 100, Exton 30 AMC ANDORRA 6 Ridge Henry Ave. AMC BARNS 1 Miles S.

of Doylestown on Rt 611 AMC CHELTENHAM 7 Cheltenham Shopping Center AMC 309 (496-0222 N.Endol309Epy.at Rt. 63, AMC WALNUT 392 Walnut Baltimore AMC Cottman N. AMC 3925 2 Mi. Ft. on Ridge PAUCE if mm 4 Off MM, DAILY at 2:15 (5:15 I "The most wonderfully captivating movie of 1987.

The one worth standing in line for." -David Sheehan, NBC-TV, LOS ANGELES Montgomeryville MALL 3 Street AMC WOOOHAVEN MALI 4 AMC ORLEANS 8 Cottman Bustleton, N.E. Phila. Woodhaven Rd. Rt. 13 CONCERT, from 1-C "-sound very, very good," he said, 'ithey may not play like Heifetz or Effirowitz, but they really do a great lit!" supposed to be top-drawer am-atrtir music, so everybody takes it seriously," said Doran, who is presi-JtAit of the Concerto Soloists and master of ceremonies for the program.

"As my wife said, people may want to go and have some fun, but Jiey don't want their ears abused." Doran also will participate at the piano in a quartet, playing a work by Qirelli with violinist Peter Benoliel, cjiiirman of the Quaker Chemical Qorp-. and two professionals, cellist Holesovsky and violinist Mi-baling Park. At the rehearsal, Mostovoy listened as tenor Kauffman and lutist Axel, reading from a facsimile of the original 16th-century score, went through tlie number they have planned for tha program, "I Care Not For These Indies," an Elizabethan lute song by Tjjpmas Campion. "Take a slightly faster tempo," he suggested. "Give it a little more bounce and character." s- '-Alma Cohen, wife of lawyer Sylvan lA.

Cohen, said she had been taking piano lessons in preparation for her performance, a piano duet with A. Margaret "Stormy" Bok, board chairwoman of the Curtis Institute of Music. They have been rehearsing together every day, she says: "I'm not nervous now, but I will be Saturday." "Axel and Kauffman also acknowledged having a few trepidations about tonight's performance, for which, they say, they will have practiced together at least 20 hours. Axel is-accustomed to appearing professionally before several hundred people, but, he said, "it's much more aJiKiety-provoking to play an instrument. 'Unstrung' is an apt word, especially for a lute, which is notorious pr getting itself out of tune." -The performers, says Mostovoy, are called "unstrung, because they dare it, and heroes, because they make it work." Virtually all of them studied music when they were young, some for many years.

Many majored (or minora)) in music in college. Ann Hammer, who will begin the evening with her own arrangement of "America," studied composition and piano Indiana University and has taught Siano. Her husband, Frederick S. wnmer, president and chief executive officer of the Meritor Financial Proup, took a jazz band on a European tour one summer when he was ttudying math as an undergraduate Jt Colgate. Some have played or still play professionally at one time or another, among them WHYY Inc.

president Rick Breitenfeld and David Reiter, AMC SPRINGFIELD 1 Baltimore Pike Sproul Del. Co. ERIC LINCOLN PLAZA TWIN Outlet Moll, Rt. 1 Langhorne "A heart-warming movie. The pulse-racing ending will have you rejoicing." -Gene Shalit.

TODAY SHOW "A terrific feel-good film." -Bill Harris, AT THE MOVIES NOW SHOWING! MIDIOWN SAT SUN at 7:45 $2.50 Senior Citizens Anytime! NiwmstY AMC MARLTON 800 North Route 73, Morlton AMC MIILSIDI 4 Rt. 130, 4 mi. N. of Pennsauken Mart, Dekan AMCPRINCI1 Rt. 1, Princeton AMC WISTMONT 1 Hoddon Avenue, Westmont GCC DIPTTORO MALL 6 Deptford Center Rd.

(opp. Seors Auto) GCC ICHILON MALL 4 Somerdole N. of White Horse Pk. TROW XTt MAnHtW BRODIRH PRl HELEN HI NT ERIC KVN STfW BY STANLEY WERR tt LA REN( I A'-s rR BRYN MAWR SAT I SUN at J.UJ.VI if II II I VI llTJ.I.W.BIIlH.ll.l4 1 NEW JERSEY AMC MARLTON 8 800 North Route 73, Morlton AMC MIILSIDI 4 Rt. 130.

4 Mi. N. of Pennsauken Mart, Detran GCC DIRTTORD MALL 6 Deptford Center Rd. (opp. Seors Auto) OCC ICHILON MALL 4 Somerdale Rd.

N. of White Horse Pk. jlllWI j.llWl,,lll.l.ee,lW,.-ie. 1 irjepv xfflsrs M.Vevj eoe neen lanlasisk avtNut CLASSIC LlJb TWENTIETH CENTURY Mi PRESENTS A LASktR MRUS MUSIC BY JAMES HCIRNER EXbClTIVt PRODUCER 0 THE Abistog $2.50 Senior Citizens! CINEMA 9 NCW JERSEY AMC DEPTFORD 8 On Clements Bridge Rd. ocross from the mall AMC MARLTON 8 800 North Route 73, Marlton AMC MILISIDE 4 Rt.

130, 4 Mi N. of Pennsauken Mart, Delrart ERIC TWIN ROUTE 38 Adj. to Cherry Hill Moll, Cherry Hill TECHNICOLOR MIDTOWN SATURDAY SUNDAY NEWJERSEY AMC MARLTON 800 North Route 73, Mornon AMC WISTMONT 1 Hoddon Westmont POX TWIN WILLINOBORO Rt. 130 of Levitt Wikingbaro OCC DfPTfORO MALL 6 Deptford Center Rd. (opp.

Sean Auto) OCC ICHILON MAIL 4 Somerdole N. of White Horse Pk. U9 I d. HORSHAM Marekmd 1 42 Re-relased by BL'ENA VTSTA DISTRIBETION INC. IWl7vVall ItlsnPs rimrMnv SCREENPLAY BY STANT FY TOSIR MW EP RY ALTtP mi AND LA KENi LAtR wi: PIRECTEP BY' RiNATHAN k.APl OJl-sT 2ND SMASH WEEK! 1 1 ODf'f Vl BUOAD STHtET KBT.7A44 cmcstnut smttl at OQUCl BHOADSTHtET AMC ANDORRA A Ridge Henry Avenues AMC ANTHONY WAYNI 1 Lancaster Wayne AMC WOODH A VIN MALL 4 1-95 Woodhaven Rd.

Rt. 13 UK TWIN BARCLAY SQUARE I JO0 Garrett Upper Darby MIDTOWN -DAILY of 9 $2.50 Seniof Cltiiens Anyttme! WWW eji mm Jll J.I..T.1J5 KJS J1 ICCDyilll 4 AMC BARNS AMC WALNUT MALL 3 IMMUesB.ofDoykntownonRt.6l1 3925 Walnut Street nr. a jcr. AMC SPRINOFIliD 1 ConcordviN. Boltimore Pike Sproul Del IRK TWIN Co.

Blair Mill Rd. AMCIXTONCINIMA1 Rts. 30 100, Enon AMC WOODH A VIN MALL 4 1-95 Woodhaven Rd. Rt. 13 Horsham IRK TWIN PIRN ROCK 6000 N.Sth Street, PNa.

TOWNI TWIN levittown Shpg. Center, Rt. 13 AMC OATIWAY 9 IBICES TWIN Devon Cut on Rt of lpy. Intersection 1-95 A Rt. I AMC MANITI RUN OCC NORTHIAST 4 Baltimore Pike at Granite Run Mol Rooseveh Blvd.

4 Welsh Rd. OCC PLYMOUTH MTO. MALI I A Germantown Pike Abv. Po. Tpk.

AMCB09CHMMA N. End of 309 tapy.ot Rt. 63, MontoomeryviBe AMC 309 CINIMA 9 N. End of 309 Expy. 01 Rt.

63, MontoomeryviBe AMC WALNUT MALL I 3923 Womut Street COMMCUVff WHtMN tLOHlOA VISIT -T II. IMIIHllHlllJlilDII.W II 'l-ll. "JOTillH Mill IL. Illlll.