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the middle of Los Angeles,
meeting people like Fred As-
taire and Loretta Young. Un-
believable personalities
would just show up at my
dressing room door. There's
a knock at the door, and it's
Gregory Peck!
"Probably what put me in
some kind of public light was
taking over for Madeline
Kahn on Broadway in On the
Twentieth Century. I woke up
one morning, and my face
was on the covers of newspa-
pers in New York City."
That play brought her
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combat the AIDS
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much more than profession-
al acclaim. She met her hus-
band while working on a
touring production, became
engaged five weeks later and
married after the tour ended.
On a sad note, Ms. Kaye
has worked with Rock Hud-
son, Larry Kert and others
who have succumbed to
AIDS, leaving her very com-
mitted to raising funds to
combat the disease.
Also important to her are
benefits in behalf of the Unit-
ed Jewish Appeal as well as
the temple and Jewish nurs-
ing home in the city where
she was raised.
Ms. Kaye is looking for-
ward to an upcoming en-
gagement in the concert hall
of the Young Men's Hebrew
Association in New York, a
series of four concerts in
Florida with Peter Nero at
the piano and the release of
a new album, Unpublished
Sondheirn, which features
several singers.
"When I'm doing what I'm
supposed to do — performing
in a wonderful play, singing
wonderful songs, reading
recorded books for Random
House — it's wonderful," she
said. "When I have to keep
myself busy waiting for the
next job, that's hard.
"I'm not a very patient per-
son, although I'm getting bet-
ter at it. I suppose it's good
not to be too patient. I think
people need to be moving
forces in their own lives, es-
pecially in show business."
"The Merry Widow" will be
performed at the Fisher The-
atre at 8 p.m. Nov. 12, 13, 19
and 20; 6:30 p.m. Nov. 14; 1
p.m Nov. 17; and 2 p.m. Nov.
21. For information, call the
MOT, 874-7850. ❑