Today, 250 Arthur Murray studios are flourishing in 13 different countries, and Arthur Murray instructors can be seen everywhere on TV, from Good Morning America to Dancing with the Stars. The latter program, in fact, has been responsible for a mini-resurgence in dancing, says Juan de Dios, co-owner (with wife Cari Jo Garcia) of the two South Bay studios. “When the show went on the air, we started getting more calls,” he confirms. “But more importantly, it helped bring ballroom dancing to the forefront. People used to think, ‘Oh, that’s something my parents do.’ Now they’re thinking, ‘That’s something I can do.’ “.

— Linda Davis, ‘Sound of Music’ scheduled from Feb, 4-7, Students from Piedmont and Millennium high schools will perform the perennial favorite “The Sound of Music” at 7:30 p.m, Feb, 4-7 at Alan ballet slippers - machine embroidery, embroidery designs, embroidery patterns, embroidery files Harvey Theater on the Piedmont High campus, 800 Magnolia Ave, The Rodgers and Hammerstein musical chronicles the von Trapp family’s escape from Austria to Switzerland during World War II, The show is directed and choreographed by Amy Moorhead, Tickets cost $11 to $30, — Linda Davis..

“I Love You Phillip Morris” (R): Jim Carrey and Ewan McGregor star in this story of a charismatic con man’s journey from small-town businessman to flamboyant white-collar criminal, who repeatedly finds himself in trouble with the law and on the lam, brilliantly escaping from the Texas prison system on four separate occasions — all in the name of love. San Francisco only. Opens in South Bay on Dec. 10. “Marwencol” (NR): A documentary about a man so brutally beaten that he was in a coma for nine days. During his recovery, he turns to art as a therapeutic tool, constructing the miniature World War II Belgian town of Marwencol. San Francisco and Berkeley only.

Right now, the place is packed with soccer fans who watch the World Cup on huge television screens that have been set up (cheering for the German team, of course), But last fall, Cindy and her business partner started hearing rumors that the “Dirndl Girls” — who had been hired to liven up the atmosphere during Oktoberfest — were behaving improperly with the customers, Enter Charles Stiles, an international security expert, and his reality show on the Food Network, “Mystery Diners.” He set up an elaborate sting ballet slippers - machine embroidery, embroidery designs, embroidery patterns, embroidery files operation, with four cameras in the dining room, three more in the bar, one in the kitchen and one in the front patio where a temporary beer garden had been set up for Oktoberfest..

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