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October 12, 1998 Issue
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| FEATURES Interiors '98 BY WENDY GOODMAN Cottage Industry Spare Room Color Lab Letting Go Home Theater Reincarnation Graphic Pleasures Bombers Away For years, George Steinbrenner has threatened to move the Yankees. It's high time someone called his bluff. Bird Man Once you've seen Adam Cooper in a radical new Swan Lake, you'll never look at a cygnet the same way again. | GOTHAM After-the-firing squad; the Knicks' Tel Aviv transplan; super-rats GOTHAM STYLE Canine canvases; nips and tucks for men; designer bubbly DEPARTMENTS Navel-gazing at the Times Book Review Cityscape We should get a new Penn Station -- not an old post office Religion At an Elks Lodge in Queens, minister Pete Scazzero is raising the roof The Underground Gourmet Surya's swirls of subtle spice; make Casa a second home MARKETPLACE Redecoration Day: rustic tables, wacky frames, and silky linens
| THE ARTS Movies BY DAVID DENBY The anarchic fun of Antz; Lolita remade as a somber romance Theater There's no need to go back to John Guare's future Art The equivocal position of modern African-American artists Classical Music George Gershwin's centennial gets off to a serious, lyrical start; a Holocaust-era opera is recaptured Television Ian Hom's diminutive, devastating King Lear; Pamela Harriman -- role model? CUE Intelligencer Classifieds |


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