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‘MEET?THE?FILMMAKER’ AT CHEF MAVRO: Chef George Mavrothalassitis, left, planned the menu and filmmaker Marc Delorme, fourth from left, was the guest of honor at the gourmet “Meet the Filmmaker” dinner celebrating the release of Delorme’s new film, “French in Hawaii - One Language - Six Stories - A Documentary,” Nov. 19 at Chef Mavro restaurant. The film profiles French-speaking Hawaii residents, including the chef, honorary French consul Patricia Lee, Tahitian folk artist Jeanne Moua Larsen and Hawaii Symphony Orchestra Concertmaster Iggy Jang, focusing on their relationship to the French language and culture. For more information, visit www.marcdelormeproductions.com.
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‘THOROUGHLY MODERN NICKI’: Punahou eighth-grader Nicki Lee, third from left, celebrated with her proud parents, Dr. Darrell Lee and entrepreneur Cathy Lee, and director Tony Young after she received a standing ovation for her performance in the title role of “Thoroughly Modern Millie, Junior” Nov. 23 at Punahou School. Lee was an engaging and appealing heroine in the school’s “PG” version of the 2002 Tony-winning Broadway hit.
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‘HOME’ AT C.S. WO: Retired Marine Gen. Hank Stackpole and his wife, Vivien, enjoyed a quiet conversation with Iku Donnelly near the Desserts by Valerie table in the Accent Gallery.
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‘HOME’ AT C.S. WO: Jim Nabors, left, shared a couch with Dr. Whitney Limm and Harvalee Limm. This has been a memorable year for Nabors and his iconic television character, Gomer Pyle. Nabors/Pyle was promoted from lance corporal to honorary sergeant during the Marine Corps’ 238th anniversary bservances in November.
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‘HOME’ AT C.S. WO: Bob Wo, seated, and his wife, Betty, welcomed Linda Wong and Danny Kaleikini to “Home for the Holidays,” the Wo family’s annual pre-holiday party, Nov. 23 at the C.S. Wo &?Sons showroom. Several hundred lucky guests enjoyed the first big social event of the 2013 holiday season with food and beverage stations distributed on the first two floors of the showroom, caroling by Diamond Head Theatre’s Shooting Stars, and dazzling displays of holiday decor items.
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