Julie Wilson, a cabaret singer, will give the premier performance Saturday at 7 p.m. with a musical compendium titled "Don't Ask a Lady," and Carol Hall, who writes her own music and lyrics, will perform in "I Dream in Technicolor".
It is accompanied by an aptly titled compendium, "Diane Arbus: Revelations" (Random House; $100), which contains a critical appreciation by one of the curators, Sandra S. Phillips, and a technical discussion by the photographer Neil Selkirk, who has been the official printer of Arbus's work since her death.
Numbers like that attract thieves, and the Reporter obligingly published a compendium of sketchy locations titled "5 Places Not to Go in Cannes".
The bookshelf bears volumes of poetry, including Whitman's "Leaves of Grass," as well as a compendium of nineteenth-century funeral practices titled "The Victorian Book of the Dead".
This festive-season tour, titled Big Rooms and Belly Laughs, is a compendium of Howard's recent hits.
In works titled four Roman writers contributed to a compendium Scriptores Rei Rusticae, published from the Renaissance on, which set out the principles and practice of agriculture.
The 420-page (heh) tome, titled Dril Official Mr. Ten Years Anniversary Collection, is a compendium of top-shelf tweets and original sketches curated and drawn by the maestro himself.
She showed a slide titled "bad karma".
Data were collected through a survey titled Career Path Survey.
He finished a book, titled "Defrocked".
