WEEKEND FUN

If you want to take in an old movie with new style, The Mansion on Peachtree is showing ?La Dolce Vita? tomorrow night. This is the kickoff for the four-star hotel's ?Movies in the Garden? series. Movie-watchers must be 21 (or older, we presume) and cocktails  and  light hors d'oeuvres will be served. The hotel's managing director Luigi Romaniello, who was born in Rome, came up with the idea. ?We have the most lovely garden in Atlanta, and we wanted to do something extra special to take advantage of it,? he says.

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