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May 28, 2006
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NORM: Siegfried & Roy return for 'Love'




French chef Guy Savoy on Friday shows off his newly opened restaurant in the Augustus tower at Caesars Palace. It is Savoy's first restaurant outside of France.
Photo by Jeff Scheid.

Roy Horn will make an emotional return to the scene of the October 2003 tiger attack.

A spokesman for Siegfried & Roy confirmed on Saturday that the iconic illusionists will be attending the June 30 premiere of "Love," the Cirque du Soleil-Beatles show at The Mirage.

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A complete makeover of the theater has rendered it unrecognizable from the days of Siegfried & Roy's 13-year run at The Mirage.

"But I'm sure Siegfried & Roy left some magic in that theater," said Dave Kirvin, their spokesman.

He confirmed it will be Horn's first visit to the theater since Oct. 3, 2003, when Montecore, one of the show's white tigers, turned on his master.

It figures to be a highly charged evening, with Siegfried & Roy re-entering their former theater and surviving Beatles Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr making a rare public appearance together.

Horn will have mixed feelings, Kirvin said.

"I imagine it will be emotional, but Siegfried and Roy have always known theaters are for performances. They've always been fans of Cirque du Soleil and fans of The Beatles, so they're excited to see the show."

THE SCENE AND HEARD

French star chef Guy Savoy, who opened his same-named restaurant about a week ago in the Augustus tower at Caesars Palace, is staying fit and fighting stress by taking kung fu lessons from a trainer. Raves flew around our table for the bite-sized brioche appetizer layered with olive paste, oysters in ice gelee, the incomparable artichoke soup with black truffles and tableside cheese cart service. ...

It's the end of the road for "Avenue Q" tonight at Wynn Las Vegas. Princeton, Kate, Lucy the Slut, Rod and Trekkie Monster take their final bows in Las Vegas after the 10 p.m. performance. Expect tears to flow freely for this gem of a show that couldn't find its audience here. It opens June 28 in London.

SIGHTINGS

Madonna fan Lindsay Lohan, in the Palms' Hardwood suite and at Amp salon (Palms) on Saturday. ... Heisman Trophy winner Reggie Bush, former slugger Sammy Sosa and Chicago Bears star linebacker Brian Urlacher, sharing the spotlight at Tao (The Venetian) with Victoria's Secret stunners Karolina Kurkova and Izabel Goulart, and the bachelor party of Goldie Hawn's son, Oliver Hudson. ... Eddie Murphy, taking in the Morris Day and The Time show featuring Prince on Friday at Club Rio. ... A windblown Donald Trump, on the 21st floor of his (eventual 64-story) Trump International Hotel & Tower, checking out progress Saturday with New Frontier owner Phil Ruffin and their dealmaker, Jack Wishna. ... At OPM (Forum Shops at Caesars): Urlacher and Bears running back Ricky Manning Jr. Also: Paul Pierce of the Boston Celtics. ... Rick and Kathy Hilton, with their sons, Baron and Conrad, testing their driving skills Saturday at Fast Lap Indoor Kart Racing. On Friday: A.J. Almendinger, the 2005 Champ car rookie of the year. ... Terrell Owens, Jaime Pressly and Jamie Kennedy, staying in Fantasy Tower suites at the Palms. Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Carson Palmer partied in the "Real World" suite. Also at the Palms: Hudson's bachelor bash. ... At Drai's (Barbary Coast): Pressly and a bevy of gal pals and members of Morris Day and The Time. ... At N9ne Steakhouse (Palms): Washington Redskins safety Adam Archuleta, with girlfriend, Playboy playmate Jennifer Walcott, and later joined by MTV male model Vinci. ... At Pure (Caesars Palace) on Friday: Joey Fatone and Archuleta's party.

THE PUNCH LINE

"Mexico's President Vicente Fox is in the U.S. for four days. Well, that's how it always starts. Four days, then three weeks, then four months." -- Jay Leno

Norm Clarke can be reached at 383-0244 or norm@reviewjournal.com.

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