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The Florence Gould Hall is a 400 seat, proscenium stage theatre and concert hall located in the Alliance Française French Institute in New York City, at 55 East 59th Street (between Madison and Park Avenue).

It opened in the spring of 1988.It is often the site of New York City Ballet productions such as the Nutcracker.List of concert halls.

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Game 7 is Monday in Miami.Detroit talk-radio hosts all but demanded the return of Isiah Thomas and Bill Laimbeer to re-establish a championship instinct in the Piston lineup, but there was little to fuss about in Game 6.Even Wallace was on gold-star-earning behavior, drawing only one technical foul and helping back his guarantee of a Piston victory."Just happy to go out there and play," Wallace said. He's chief executive of the William Morris Agency and Steve's longtime pal, one of countless friends who have sat with him in the owners' suite during a game."The other day after the game a bunch of us are e-mailing each other, 'Did you see Steve on TV hugging Eli Manning?' " Wiatt says. Although the running back was the Giants' top threat on offense, he was also Coughlin's most outspoken critic.Now, among the players, respect for Coughlin seems to have reached a high. Lion linebacker Michael Cofer may be lost for the season with a left-knee injury sustained in the second half He will be examined Monday. Not one raw chicken leg flung.But what the National Football League walkout and lockout of 1982 lacked in classic labor drama, it more than made up in ill will and in-fighting.For 57 days, as an NFL season wasted away, management and players stuck their tongues out at each other The NFL Players Assn.

A rock-solid 6 feet 3 and 225 pounds, Probert's value soared when he scored 29 goals for the Red Wings in the 1987-88 season and led the NHL with 398 penalty minutes.Because he has some skills to go with his quick fists and quick temper, the Red Wings stuck with him while he made three trips through alcohol and drug rehabilitation. But if the Ducks are swept in the second round, he'll have made less than $1,500 a game during the playoffs."Particularly in hockey and basketball, the playoffs are very important to the bottom line," said Michael Ozanian, a deputy editor of Financial World magazine, which publishes annual assessments of the value and profitability of sports franchises."Most of the costs are fixed, and if you've got a good arena situation like they have in Anaheim, you're probably talking about an operating profit of three times or four times what you make a game during the regular season."In cities such as Edmonton, making the playoffs can be a factor in the team's survival."What it will do is cut our losses," said Glen Sather, president and general manager of the Oilers, who also reached the second round.Making the postseason will also help keep the Oilers from losing the NHL subsidy they received last year as Canadian currency equalization. To read previous columns by Simers, go to latimes.com/simers..