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2 Part VI Monday, December 5, IW8 CoaAngele met) MUSIC REVIEW "A moving, funny look at young Americans on the verge of adulthood that Is refreshingly devoid of Downey, Jr. gives another of his electric 969' is well worth seeing." RtX RFFD Al I ho Wjvms Iona Brown Leads L. A. Chamber Orchestra at the Ambassador "Kiefer Sutherland is moving up to be one of the best young actors in America. '1969' shows us again what a brilliant performer he is." GARY FRANKLIN.

KABC-TV Iff Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international neivs services and the nation's press. FIRST OFF NBC's new financial cable service, the Consumer News nd Business Channel, has announced it has signed deals with two major cable companies that will give it more than 2 million subscribers. NBC's business-news venture, due to start operation on April 15, said the companies are Cox Cable Communications of Atlanta and Cablevision Systems Corp. in the suburban New York city of Woodbury. CNBC, which already has a deal with Telecommunications Inc.

of Denver that will give it 4 million subscribers, has several other deals "in the pipeline," said CNBC executive Caroline Vanderlip. NBC announced its intention to get into cable two years ago. ABC has an 80 interest in the all-sports ESPN channel. Of the three networks, only CBS, which briefly involved itself in cable in the early '80s, is not now involved in cable. 1969 MI 1 i UWVINlAl CITT Cmapwi 04on Univtrul Crty Cmtmn 11111501 0611 Mr iM.lat 4M.lt.

41 MalM rf achieved in this performance could not be faulted. Nor could one complain about the impressive overture to this program, the string sextet from Richard Strauss' "Capriccio," as played by violinists Brown and Ralph Morrison, violists Roland Kato and Laura Kuennen and cellists Douglas Davis and Nils Oliver. As a sound experience, and for its integrated musical flow, this reading occupied a high plateau. Samuel Barber's ubiquitous Adagio for Strings became less touching and less cohesive, if similarly lush in the ear; perhaps it needs a conductor shaping its progress with two fully involved hands. This time around, its emotional points seemed flattened out.

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Her aggressive program reached a climax in a genuinely showy performance of Mozart's "Haffner" Symphony. Leading from the concertmas-ter's chair, Brown presided over a bright but handsomely contrasted and usually transparent reading of the Symphony No. 35, one which surveyed its exuberant peaks as well as its meditative plains. If the violinist-director's penchant for conducting from a seated position remains controversial, the brilliant Mozartean results that she and her highly accomplished colleagues OPENINGS MAXINE WELDON (Grand Avenue Bar. Biltmore Hotel.

515 S. Olive (213) 624-101 1). The singer goes with a broad mixture ol jazz and pop songs, aided by reedman John Bolivar and trumpeter Bobby Rodriguez. 5 p.m. Also Tuesday.

BOBBY MATOS HERITAGE ENSEMBLE (Bon Appetit. 1061 Broxton Westwood, (213) 208-3830). Highly charged Latinjazz from a percussionist who knows how to play it. 9 p.m. MUSIC L.A.

PHILHARMONIC NEW MUSIC GROUP (Japan America Theatre. 244 S. San Pedro (213) 850-2020). British composer Oliver Knussen leads the group in music by Messiaen, Lutoslawski, Stravinsky, Carter, and his own "Coursing "8pm; POPROCK EDIE BRICKELL THE NEW BOHEMIANS (Roxy, 9009 Sunset (213) 276-2222). The young Texan and her band bring charm to folk-pop with offbeat observations like.

"Philosophy is the talk on a cereal box Religion is the smile on a dog from the single "What I Am." 8 m. Also Tuesday-Wednesday. Also Saturday at Club Postnuclear, 775 Laguna Canyon Road, Laguna Beach, (714)497-6532. 10 p.m. GREG BROWN, MALAIKA, VALORIE FREDERICK, ELIZABETH LEONARD (Bridges Hall, Claremont Colleges, Clare-mont.

(714) 621-8000). Brown, formerly of "A Prairie Home Companion," the group Malaika, former New Christy Minstrel Frederick and Claremont singer Leonard play a concert to benefit victims of domestic violence. 7 p.m. DRIVE-IN FEATURES START AT 7:00 PM CHILDREN UNDER 12 FREE AT DWIVE-'NS NOTES ORIVEHNSpl TV VIDEO "Nlnos Con SIDA" With a special news series aired by the all-Spanish Telemun-do network, has won a "Premio Ondas," or Spain's equivalent of an Emmy. Judges deemed "Ninos," which aired this year on KVEA Channel 52 in Los Angeles and other Telemundo stations, "Best Special Series on a News Program." The network plans to dub the series reported by Maria Elvira Salazar, co-anchor of Telemundo's evening news, into Spain's non-Castillian dialects and languages.

Elsewhere on the Spanish-language front, KWHY Channel 22 in Los Angeles has become the latest TV station to jump the English -language ship. KWHY. a part-time business -news channel and home for SelecTV, will begin airing Spanish -language programs during prime time by next fall. But KWHY's transition could be moved up to Jan. 1 if SelecTV, a struggling subscription movie channel, fails to secure $22 million in financing for its own makeover into a multichannel cable service.

"I don't expect to bring in any real dollars" right away, said KWHY's president, Burt Harris. "We just want to get our foot in the door." New York's Museum of Broadcasting is honoring Walter Cronk-ite, the veteran former "CBS Evening News" anchor, with a gala black -tie tribute and dinner at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel tonight. Cronkite, with CBS for 32 of his 72 years, last month re-signed with the company for another 10 years. BH0IW MTmtt8 WON. THWU lT.

1IT TWO FtATURU ANO IUN. rKKJtWt 1ST FtATURt EXCEfT ITMMHO KATURiS isJIHHL flTOJillMlliHIS i i mm ACIFC4 tWky LAMIMOA kuKaNW RE6ERCY 0cyStra9 isTllraMH Stm 6ufltnbtrg llt246-6363 COtOO TM ltTWtllPa im hutji aa ftoai TMRUtOf poua awl pp" 1 4-Vt 4- 1 1 lM(. 4fltf4 "to diminish the realistic tenor" of the piece. In a clear, bold hand, censors changed the names of New York landmarks such as the Museum of Natural History in an attempt to underline the show's fictional nature. The names of actual military installations in the area of the fictional alien landing were also altered.

The original script is expected to bring between $25,000 and $35,000. STAGE At 11 a.m. on Dec. 11, there will be a celebration at Will Geer's Theatricum Botanicum in Topanga Canyon to honor the late John Houseman. Among the gathering of friends who will speak, sing and perform recalling Houseman's life and times are the cast and producers of "The Paper Chase," plus Howard Koch, Gordon Davidson, David Ogden Stiers, Earl Robinson, Megan Gallagher, Lamont Johnson, Madoline Smith, Philip Dunne, and Ellen and Herta Geer.

Anyone attending should bring a picnic basket, blankets and cushions. ART All manner of blue chip artists' stuff from prints to ceramic cheese keepers and silver snuff boxes will go on the auction block starting tonight at 7:30 at Butter-field Butterfield's new Los Angeles facility. The personal collection of director-choreographer Herbert Ross and his wife, dancer Nora Kaye, also includes David Hockney's "Piscine Avec Trois Bleus," a painting of a swimming pool (made by applying dyes to handmade paper), which is expected to bring between $200,000 and $300,000, the three-day sale's top price. Prints by Hockney and Frank Stella and an assemblage by Joseph Cornell are each valued in the five-figure range. A German Biedermeier desk with mother-of-pearl inlays and gilded statuary is expected to bring up to $70,000.

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Terry Estrada-Mullaney has recommended that Hasford serve six months in jail. As part of the plea bargain, Hasford also was ordered to pay restitution on all of the criminal counts. Sentencing was set for Jan. 4. From our Down Under, Down Under File: 13 people filming a documentary on a vast underground cave system were trapped more than 250 feet under the ground outside Adelaide, Australia, Sunday after a sudden rainstorm caused the cave's mouth to collapse.

Territorial Police spokesman Rick Goodfield said the group was in no immediate danger and that rescue workers were trying to reach them. The group the nationality of which is unknown became trapped late Friday while filming in the extensive cave system under the isolated Nullarbor Plain in southwestern Australia, Goodfield said. RADIO Judging by its original script which is to be sold at auction at Sotheby's later this month Orson Welles' famous 1938 radio hoax "War of the Worlds" was toned down considerably for broadcast by CBS censors. Sotheby's Marsha Malinowski said Sunday the yellowing script shows nearly 30 changes suggested by CBS censors otrt purii) 12:46 44 tm nis of poua MOrtTCLAIR OotStarwBMMurni 4177 mr sciooa(pa-i StS786-3600 71424.SS8 12:40. 3.

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