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 FRIDAY, APRIL 4
 'Don Quixote': Florida
 classical ballet theatre; 7
 p.m. Eissey campus theatre
 Palm Beach Community Col-
 lege, PGA Boulevard, Palm
 Beach Gardens. Continues
 April 5 at 2 and 7 p.m. Tickets
 $20-$30. Call (561) 630-8235

 SATURDAY, APRIL 5
 BYOB comedy night: 8
 p.m. Comedians Tim Pulnik
 and Valarie Storm at the
Atlantic Theater, 6743 W.
Indiantown Road, Jupiter. Tick-
ets, $20. Call (561) 575-4942
or visit www.theatlanticthe-
ater. com
 Hibel Museum art fair: 11
a.m. to 5 p.m. Educational
exhibits of stone lithography
and art book creation. Artist
Edna Hibel will be present at
5353 Parkside Drive in Abacoa,
Jupiter. Continues April 6, 12
to 4 p.m. Free of charge

 SUNDAY, APRIL 6
 Constitution Park concert:
 2 to 4:30 p.m. The Shakers
 blues band. Free at 399
Seabrook Road in Tequesta
 Indian River pops orches-
tra: 7 p.m. Spring celebration
concert includes Strauss,
American songbook and pop
tunes at Eissey campus theatre
Palm Beach Community Col-
lege, PGA Boulevard, Palm
Beach Gardens. Tickets $18.
Call (561) 688-1330 or visit
www.indianriverpops.comrn
* Secrets of the Middle East:
7 p.m. CIA veteran Robert Baer
tells his personal story. Moder-
ated by Peter Earnest at Maltz
Jupiter Theatre, Indiantown
Road and A1A. Tickets $25.
Call (561) 575-2223 or visit
www.jupitertheatre.org

 MONDAY, APRIL 7
 "On Broadway" musical
review: 8 p.m. Arts in the gar-
dens series features singers,
dancers and musicians per-
forming classic and current
popular hits. Eissey campus
theatre, Palm Beach Commu-
nity College. Tickets $25-$30.
Call (561) 207-5900 or pur-
chase at the theatre ticket
office, 11051 Campus Drive,
Palm Beach Gardens
 Treasures of the Orient: 7
to 9 p.m. Robert Marx, Knight
Commander in the Spanish
government, presents a
slideshow and artifacts of his
50 years of treasure seeking in
sunken vessels. Jupiter Beach
Resort and Spa at A1A and
Indiantown Road. Proceeds

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ININALM BEACH COUNTY


Exhibit to feature

costumes from

the big screen


BY SARAH STOVER
Staff writer


 PALM BEACH COUNTY
- An exhibit coming to
the Gardens Mall gives
new meaning to the term
"window shopping."
 Cinematic Couture, a
display featuring cos-
tumes made by designers
at the Academy-award
winning, London-based
costume house, Cosprop,
runs from April 7-28. It will
be on the first floor of the
Grand Court, which is
where photos with Santa
are taken during the holi-
day season.
 "What the beauty of an
exhibition like this is, is
that people can see detail-
ing that they cannot see in
the films," said Nancy
Lawson, North American
representative for Cosprop
and curator of the mall's
exhibit.
 It includes 40 outfits,
among them are the pink
silk dress worn by Madon-
na in "Evita," the period
suit worn by Johnny Depp
in "Finding Neverland,"
the silver gown worn to the
ball by Drew Barrymore in
"Ever After" and the green
silk and velvet dress worn
by Nicole Kidman in "Por-


trait of a Lady," according
to a press release.
 Other pieces include
costumes from "Victor,
Victoria," "Pirates of the
Caribbean," "Phantom of
the Opera" and Meryl
Streep's dress from "Out of
Africa," said Michele
Jacobs, the mall's director
of marketing.
 Although Cosprop has
more than 500 pieces from
famous films and televi-
sion shows in its collec-
tion, the majority of cos-
tumes selected for the
mall's exhibit are from
recent movies, she said.
 "We selected costumes
we thought would appeal
to customers that come to
the Gardens Mall. We also
picked a few for our cus-
tomers who like English
literature," said Ms. Jacobs.
 There are also some
pieces donned by Eliza-
beth Taylor and Angela
Lansbury that may delight
older viewers, said Ms.
Lawson.
 The pieces will be out in
the open, not behind glass,
but they are not allowed to
be touched, she said.
 Docents will be on hand
to offer more information
or answer questions about
the costumes, and the area


STAR SCOPES
James Tucker


 Week of 04-04-2008
 Aries-March 21-April 19
Mars in Aries this week may make you want to
fight back when confronted. Just remember
that even though you are the leader of the
pack, others around you have valuable infor-
mation to contribute as well. Put the universal
spirit first, family second, and then the world
and your greatest dreams will continue to
come true.

 Taurus-April 20-May 20
Your universal energy is positive right now. You


 Photo courtesy of Tilson Communications
The silk pink dress Madonna wore when she portrayed
Eva Peron in the 1996 film 'Evita,' an Andrew Lloyd
Weber musical, is one of the pieces that will be on dis-
play at the Gardens Mall in the exhibit Cinematic Cou-
ture.


will be guarded 24 hours a
day, Ms. Lawson added.
 The Gardens Mall is a
privately-owned Forbes
Company. A sister Forbes
company, the Somerset
Collection Mall in Michi-
gan, had costumes from
Cosprop on display in the
fall. It was the first time the
costumes had been dis-


played outside a museum
for a Cosprop exhibition,
said Ms. Lawson.
 The marketing director
at Somerset came across
the costume house, which
was established by Oscar-
winning designer John
Bright, in 1965. It special-


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are in a forward flow. Stay focused on your
most important dreams and visions. You don't
have to be a rocket scientist to be happy and
successful. You just have to be aware of your
inner guidance and follow your heart. When
you do this, spirit will reward you greatly.

 Gemini-May 21-June 21
The sun in Gemini continues to bless you. This
is your time of the year. Be bold and grateful.
Wake up, give thanks and ask that your visions
come to reality. Then, multiply these divine
blessings through you, family and others who
have a need. Now your greatest wishes will
come true.

 Cancer-June 22-July 22
Your wonderful heart fuels your strong motiva-
tion. When you set it in motion, you are capa-
ble of producing life's greatest miracles. But
they are not really miracles at all. They are the
result of seeing everyone else around you
happy and well. When you have this higher
good in your heart, you are at your creative


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best.

 Leo-July 23-Aug. 22
Finding, enhancing and protecting your divine
purpose should be your No. 1 priority in life.
You are a hunter in the zodiac. Your greatest
love is the chase. You thrive on accomplish-
ment. The journey is more important than the
destination. This wonderful, fiery nature lights
the path for others on their way.

 Virgo-Aug. 12- Sept. 22
Follow your own truth and allow others to fol-
low theirs. Align with what is right for you. That
which is truly yours wants to come to you. That
which is not will fall away. Refuse to let fear,
doubt or indecision cloud your way. Look for
everyday miracles and live in joy as they come,
and all will be well.

 Libra-Sept. 23-Oct. 22
You continue to create opportunities to grow. It
is your choice as to how to proceed. The key is
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