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Subject: Here's the article

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Date Posted: 08:58:34 08/16/01 Thu
In reply to: Melissa 's message, "An Interesting News Tidbit" on 06:33:26 08/16/01 Thu

After his 100th performance in "A Thousand Clowns," TOM SELLECK left the Longacre Theater by a different back way � not the usual crowd- eluding route that takes him through an underground passage and into the Barrymore, which has a less-watched stage door. This time, he left by an alley on the theater's west side and went to a party down the block.

There was a crowd waiting for him there, too: the actors DAVID WARNER and LEN CARIOU and the actresses MICHELE LEE � who has known Mr. Selleck since the days when his "Magnum, P.I." had the time slot just before her "Knots Landing" on CBS � and CHRISTINE EBERSOLE, who greeted him by saying, "Hi, brother." She played his sister in the 1992 film "Folks!"

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[> [> Subject: Feh! I wouldn't call that an article...
Author: Jen again (off to lunch) [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: 09:44:02 08/16/01 Thu But he's making the "celebrity news" pages, after all this time; how droll! Meanwhile I am done, done, stickaforkinit done. No more fiddling with the Hamlet essay. The Major Barbara page will be linked publicly probably over the weekend.