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May 3, 1999 Issue
Best of New York
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| FEATURES The Best of New York Once again, New York's finest (not to say bravest), with some boldfaced backup, combed the city, testing, touching, and tasting, to positively I.D. the best of everything. Food Services Nightlife Shopping Kid Stuff Beauty Leisure GOTHAM | DEPARTMENTS The Sporting Life BY CHRIS SMITH Darryl Strawberry has been used as a symbol of baseball’s decline and rebirth. What now? Class Action The principal of the thing: bringing big names and big money to the public schools Cityside The valedictory of a self-proclaimed "jazz fossil" The Insatiable Critic John Tesar goes global with the Dining Room; Tabla on the cheap MARKETPLACE Sweep in style; eggs zapped; discreet diaries Sales & Bargains $9.99 wine; frames by Calvin Klein THE ARTS Pushing Tin doesn't fly; an anti-high-school high-school flick | Theater BY JOHN SIMON Frank Wildhorn's Broadway hat trick is nothing to sing about Art The Whitney's "American Century": a lot more pop than art Classical Music Lauren Flanigan enters the pantheon with a glorious Intermezzo Dance Knock-kneed: Eliot Feld's well-meaning Ballet Tech lacks rigor Television Hard rain: Noah's Ark as a special-effects spectacular CUE Intelligencer |
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