Galleria's solo about lost female friendship has a poignancy that will be recognizable to any woman who has ever turned 12; there's always one girl in a clique who doesn't want to stop playing jump-rope and hand-clap games.
Burns' big book, The Gallery (available now in an edition from the New York Review of Books) is a story of characters in and about the Galleria Umberto Primo, the soaring 19th Century glass-ceiling arcade in Naples, during the war.
The Galleria larvae were recovered about 5 days later, and dead Galleria counted.
Cruisers who have enjoyed MSC Meraviglia in the Mediterranean rave about the Galleria Meraviglia, a two-deck "inside promenade" with a 262-foot long LED dome.
In her speech at the galleria, the First Lady rambled on about Wrigley Field in '68 before she fainted.
Instead, a year later our community receives a "public notice of proposed increase in water rates and charges". What is really "old and tired" is Rick Caruso's comments about the Glendale Galleria ("Caruso champions Americana's future," Sept. 22).
Last spring, UBS Realty Investors paid about $95 million to buy the 432-room Westin Galleria hotel in Dallas attached to the Dallas Galleria shopping mall, which UBS purchased in 2002.
It even outperformed luxury-oriented centers like Tysons Galleria in suburban Washington, which sold about $680 per square foot in 1999 at stores including Versace and Max Mara, a spokeswoman for the mall owner said.
Those caught off-guard sheltered where they could overnight: in offices, the Galleria mall, an ice rink and even the Toyota Center, where about 1,000 Houston Rockets fans got stuck after Monday's NBA playoff game.
Concerns about the survival of the Galleria were also expressed when The Westchester was proposed.
