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Hawaii Tribune-Herald from Hilo, Hawaii • 56

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Hilo, Hawaii
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4 Hawaii Tribune Herald, Orchid Isle, December 31 1995 January 6, 1996 'Rake's Progress' on PBS' 'Great Performances' Rakewell, which he sang with sensational success in Aldeburgh, appears courtesy of the Los Angeles Music Center Opera. Hakan Hagegard is probably best known for his performance as Pappageno in Ingmar Bergman's film version of Mozart's "The Magic Flute." Samuel Ramey. American soprano Barbara Hendricks, one of this country's most popular singing artists abroad, starred as Mimi in the acclaimed 1989 film adaptation of Puccini's "La Boheme." American tenor Greg Fedderly, reprising the role of Tom This 'connoisseur's opera' features some of Stravinsky's most moving music "The Rake's Progress," adapted by Swedish film director Inger Aby, airs as a presentation of "Great Performances" on Wednesday, Jan. 3 at 9 p.m. on Hawaii Public Television.

The telecast Stars Barbara Hendricks and Greg Fedderly. Esa-Pekka Salonen conducts the Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra and Chorus. Inspired by English artist William Hogarth's series of engravings detailing the decline of an 18th-century libertine, the work (Brian Asawa), the pure-hearted Anne forgives all but loses her beloved as he slides gently into madness. The work's final scene inspired Stravinsky to create some of the most deeply moving music he ever wrote, the duet "In a foolish dream," Anne's lullaby "Gently, little boat," and in particular, Tom's "Where art thou, Venus?" Since its premiere in Venice in 1951, "The Rake's Progress" has been considered a connoisseur's opera, though it is revived with some frequency. Especially successful have been recent productions at Britain's Aldeburgh Festival and at Chicago Lyric Opera, with Jerry Hadley and is Stravinsky's only opera written to an English text.

As fashioned by librettists W.H. Auden and Chester Kallman, it tells the tale of young Tom Rakewell (Fedderly), a well-meaning but weak country lad lured from his faithful sweetheart, Anne True-love (Hendricks), to the flesh-pots (and worse) of a corrupt London. The agent of his descent is the evil Nick Shadow (Hakan Hagegard), who offers riches and pleasures in exchange for as Tom later learns the innocent's soul. Despite Tom's transgressions, including marriage to one of the opera's more outlandish creations, the circus bearded lady Baba the Turk 5.50 APR TV SHUFFLE: Switching tonight New Car Loan 100 financing up to five (5) years Certificates for a FREE Cellular Phone or Pager to the first 1 00 members that apply New Car Loan. Call us at 964-5566 and apply today! Often good Horn December, (995 to February 28, 19.

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For membership position at KTTV, said KHON's Leslie Wilcox-led morning news show has drawn 10 ratings points, a local ratings he termed "huge." With KITV's commitment to being a "24-hours-a-day news organization," Rosenberg said it is "a natural evolution to do a morning show." He has increased KITV's newsroom staff by "five or six people," added several more to the production staff and feels capable of turning out "a good product" He looks to raiding CNN and other non-local programming for a couple of ratings points and garnering another couple of points from his former station where he feels it is "going to be a little more difficult to stretch to two-and-a-half hours." "If you do a five rating with a morning news show, you're pretty successful," Rosenberg said. Viewers will get used to changing channels to find then-favorite programs and newscasters after all, how hard is it to press that button on the remote control? And they could be the beneficaries of an increased journalistic commitment statewide. Here's hoping that New Year's resolution is one the Honolulu TV station managers keep. information, call the credit union at 964-5566. 7 I HAWAIIAN Trlpi Portrait Studio from the staff And management From Page 2 to Joe at 10." He said Fox policy requires stations to run primetime shows in the 7-9 p.m.

time frame. For the 9-10 p.m. lead-in to the late news, KHON will air the syndicated shows "Inside Edition" and "American Journal," two news-type programs produced by the same company. "We thought it would make a suitable alternative to dramatic programming" on the other channels, Kellner said. "We do have a track record with 'Inside Edition' and we hope to attract more" in the new prime-time spot.

KHON is more than doubling its local news output from two hours weekdays to four-and-a-half hours, including a two-and-a-half-hour morning show with Leslie Wilcox and Ron Mizutani beginning at 5:30 a.m. Its early evening news will begin at 5:30 p.m., anchored by Kirk Matthews, and Joe Moore will anchor the 6 p.m. edition as well as an expanded hour-long newscast at 10 p.m. While the station has hired more producers, the reporting staff has been juggled but not expanded beyond a cameraman moving in front of the lens to beef up KHON's sports staff. KHON is not the only station upping the ante in the locally important news game.

KHNL is adding a two-hour morning news program anchored by Lee Cataluna and Guy Hagi from 5 to 7 a.m. and KTTV launches "Good Morning Hawaii," from 5 to 7 a.m. with Paul Udell, Kathy Muneno and Tiny Tadani. All three stations' new morning efforts take to the air Tuesday. Mike Rosenberg, former general manager of KHON who switched stations several months ago and now holds the same IOO SriuS At a New Low Price! AIR, ROOM CAR pp dbl occup OR ppdbl occup $39 88 from from Round Trio Los Angeles from $352 ol PR San Francisco from $352 Seattle from $429 La Vegas from $396 Dallas from $577 Round Trip Tokyo from $528 Hong Kong from $650 Seoul from $684 MMflta front $643 Round Trip London from $875 Parts from $875 Rome from $896 Madrid from $885 Boston from $644 Chicago from $625 Miami from $869 Satisfaction Guaranteed Or Your Money Rack! Washington from $644 New York from $664 New Orleans from $664 Petites I I 1-10x1 3, 3-x 4vMx5s, 40 Wallets and 48 Portrait Plus, 3 FREE Portrait Charms tT I I iri- -m -r'nrlail in clmoeiil once Package I I pwnpKK No an numb of offers per tamay I Carmof be contorted roTi oarer offers Offer vok! whore pmltfatatf Coeh value VOt Soon Cert and mapr I ctetM cards accepted Coupon oood throuoti Un one special oner ill Portrait Sfurto PRESENT COUPON AT TME OF SITTING.

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