Alameda International Film Festival: Nov. 2-4, Veterans Memorial Hall, 2203 Central Ave., Alameda. Original features and shorts from around the world. Opening night gala, Nov. 2, 25th anniversary screening of Mrs. Doubtfire and Tribute to Robin Williams. $10-$25. https://alamedafilmfest.com/tickets/. Hungarian Film Festival: Nov. 2-4, Coppola Theater, San Francisco State University, 1600 Holloway Ave., San Francisco. Featuring contemporary Hungarian short-, feature- and documentary films with English subtitles. Free. https://bit.ly/2CyZOCJ.

After introducing themselves in nine seconds, the dancers finally got to dancing, The first pair was Witney and Chehon doing a samba choreographed by Louie Van Amstel of “Dancing with the Stars.” Witney wiggled her hips and lit the stage on fire, but ballet dancer Chehon had a difficult time relaxing, dollar sale antique bronze ballerina ballet shoe charm, shoe charm, ballet charm, slipper charm, dancing charm 24mm x 14mm (r9-0 Nigel and Mary both pointed out his foot problems that caused his legs to bow a bit, and Kenny urged him to surrender to the music, Next up was a contemporary number by Sonya Tayeh for Tiffany and George, Although the pair finished several notes after the music, Mary said she was “breathless,” and Nigel remarked that Sonya, a definitely quirky choreographer, had “found her romantic side.”..

It was a Triple Cher week on “Dancing With the Stars” — she judged, she performed, she provided the music for all the dances. Unfortunately for Brant Daugherty and Peta Murgatroyd, even scoring triple 9s for the foxtrot danced to Cher’s “It’s In His Kiss” couldn’t save them from being eliminated in Week 8. After the individual dances, Brant and Peta danced a rumba against Leah Remini and Tony Dovolani in the dance-off, and lost. That, plus the lack of viewers’ votes from last week, proved the end of their dancing days.

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• • • • •. Children’s Holiday Festival, History Park, 635 Phelan Ave., San Jose. Turn back the pages of time by enjoying carolers, a trolley ride and more at the decorated History Park. 11 a.m.-3 p.m. $5, free for children under 3. 408.287.2290, historysanjose.org. • • • • •. Willow Glen Holiday Bubbly Walk, Lincoln Avenue in downtown Willow Glen. Sip sparkling beverages and shop ’til you drop on the Avenue. Tasting sites will be set up with champagne, sparkling wine and bubbly nonalcoholic beverages. 2 p.m. $35-$40. 408.298.2100. willowglen.org.