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...Crimson squad, however, stopped skating with five minutes left in the second period as Colin Ahern scored on a Dave Dornseif rebound at 15:00 and McMorrow slapped one past Petrovek with just 49 seconds left to turn things around for Providence, though not quite far enough...
...SEEING HAND: A TREASURY OF GREAT MASTER DRAWINGS by Colin Eisler. Harper & Row. $29.95. The appreciation of drawings tends to be an extremely private pleasure-with good reason. Easily affected by light and air, sketches by the masters are usually kept locked safely away in museum cellars or, more inaccessible, stashed in private collections. Art Historian Colin Eisler combed the museums and collections of the world before allowing more than 300 illustrations to go public. He includes some of the finest examples of draftsmanship, from the French, German and Italian Renaissance to such moderns as Klee, Mondrian and de Kooning...
SIBELIUS: SYMPHONIES NOS. 5 AND 7 (Boston Symphony 'Orchestra; Colin Davis, conductor; Philips; $7.98). The love affair between Davis and Boston dates from his first visits there in the late 1960s. The orchestra's principal guest conductor since 1972, Davis is the one who most regularly gets the B.S.O. to play like the great romantic and post-romantic ensemble it used to be-and still is, in the right hands. This LP is Davis' first with the B.S.O. and the start of a projected set of the seven Sibelius symphonies. It is a stunning accomplishment. The careful...
...eldest (Alan Bates), has forsaken a legal career to paint geometric canvases. His flattery and good will always carry an edge of irony that barely conceals a fearful rage. Out of the urgencies of inner demons, he proposes a familial "vengeance," in which he wants to enlist the brothers. Colin (James Bolam) is a glib expert in "industrial relations." Steven, the youngest (Brian Cox), is fighting unsuccessfully to finish a novel. He expresses himself in tentative gestures and terse sentences. Yet it is he who manages to put the crucial point to Andrew: "Exactly what kind of vengeance...
There is also, all too briefly, an appearance by Colin Blakely, an actor of consummate accomplishment. Blakely - who plays a Venetian official - has a self-effacing power that makes him one of the best actors now at work on the English stage. One would have thought those qualities qualification enough for the perfect Galileo...