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Footnotes The jazz vocalist Shirley Horn opens an engagement tonight at Le Jazz au Bar, 41 East 58th Street, Manhattan.

For the first time in some years, Mr. Lacy and the full sextet are in town for a club engagement, tonight through Sunday.

The three-time Olivier Award-winning English entertainer Maria Friedman, who will star with Michael Crawford in Andrew Lloyd Webber's musical "The Woman in White" in London next fall, will open a five-week engagement tonight at the Cafe Carlyle.

Donna Uchizono Company ends its engagement tonight at the Richard B. Fisher Center for the Performing Arts at Bard College, Annandale-on-Hudson, N.Y., (845) 758-7900 or summerscape.bard.edu.edu

What you will not hear in the revue "Why Lee?: A Musical Scrapbook About Lee Wiley," a tribute that concludes a five-night engagement tonight at the Metropolitan Room, is a singer who captures more than a distant echo of Wiley's allure.

(Chinen) * ROY HARGROVE (Tonight and tomorrow) Mr. Hargrove, one of the finest hard-bop trumpeters to emerge in the last 20 years, closes out a big-band engagement tonight; tomorrow, he leads a promising septet featuring the saxophonists Ron Blake, Jaleel Shaw and Jason Marshall.

Unfortunately I'll be wrapping up at lunchtime because I've got another engagement this afternoon.

Unfortunately, my early morning flight from Ottawa, Canada, where I had another speaking engagement last night, was cancelled because of mechanical problems.

They found his friend, who had another engagement that evening, taking a shower, and eventually were satisfied that the two were telling the truth.

Although Helen Reddy all but disappeared from mainstream pop visibility after the mid-1980's, the singer and songwriter, who opened a three-week engagement last night at Michael's Pub (211 East 55th Street), has been not in hiding.

Her show at Feinstein's at the Regency, which concludes a five-night engagement this evening, includes abridged versions of 11 of those songs arranged into what Ms. Page calls "The Reader's Digest medley," with "Tennessee Waltz" offered as an encore.