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ComingOutdoor!NEW YORK SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL: Taming ofthe Shrew, Delacorte Theater,Central Park nr. W. 81st St.Nightly except Mon. t 8. untilSept. 3. 535-5630.WOLLMAN RINK: Aug. 16,6 pm, Dickey Betts & the GoodRats. Aug. 18, 6:30, DavidBromberg & the New Commander Cody Band. Aug. 19,6:30. Peter,Paul & Mary.249-8870.JONES BEACH THEATER:A revival of Irving Berlin'sAnnie Get Your Gun with LucieArnez & Harve Presnell. Mon.-Fri. at 8:30 & Sat. at 9:30.Matinees on Sat at 5. 221-1000.AjtosewiiiMETROPOLITAN MUSEUM: Fifth Ave at 82nd St.Open daily except Mon, Tues10-8:45; Wed through Sat10-4:45.GUGGENHEIM MUSEUM:1071 Fifth Ave at 89th St. Opendaily except Mon. Tues 11-8(no admission charge 5-8);Wed-Sun 11-5.WHITNEY MUSEUM OFAMERICAN ART: 945 Madison Ave at 75th St. Tues-Fri2-9 (no admission charge Tuesafter 6); Sat 11 -6, Sun 12-6.FRICK COLLECTION: 1 E.70th St. Wed-Sat 10-6,Sun 1-6.COOPER-HEWITT MUSEUM: Fifth Ave at 91st St. Opendaily except Mon. Tues 10-9,Wed-Sat 10-15, Sun noon-5.AMERICAN MUSEUM OFNATURAL HISTORY: CentralPark W. at 79th St. Open dailyweekday 10-4:45, and Wedevening until 9, Sun 11-5.T h w q t r eAIN%u2019T MISBEHAVIN%u2019: Musical. Longacre, 220 W. 48thSt. 246-5639. Tues-Sun 8 pm,matinees Wed & Sat at 2, andSun at 3AMERICAN DANCE MAICHINE: Century, 235 W 46thSt, 354-6644. Tues-Sat at 8,Sun 7:30, Sat at 2, and Sun at 3ANNIE: Alvin, 250 W. 52ndSt, 757-8646.A CHORUS LINE: Shubert,225 W. 44th St, 246-5900.ALICE: Adaptation of %u201c Alice%u2019in Wonderland%u201d with an allblack cast. Urban Arts Corp, 26W. 20th St, 924-7820.A . URK IN PROGRES'> 'be New Citv.%u2022 111 %u25a0BABY BONES IN CONCERT: Musical amazementwith songslike %u201c Sticking Needles Through Paper Doll Eyes%u201dand %u201c Cosmic Orgy.%u201d TheGlines Theatre, 260 W. Broadway. Aug 9-30, Tues & Wed at9 pm. Reservations925-2619.CHAPTER TWO: Imperial,249 W 45th St., 265-4311.Nightly except Sun at 8, Wed& Sat at 2Cr im e s a g a in st n a tu r e : Actor's Playhouse, Seventh Ave So at Sheridan Sq.989-6311. Tues-Thurs 10 pm,Sun 8 pm, Fri & Sat 8 and10:30.DA: Morosco, 217 W. 45thSt., 246-6230. Nightly exceptSun. at 8, Wed. and Sat. at 2.DANCIN: Broadhurst, 235W. 44th St., 247-0472. TuesSuri at 8, Wed and Sat at 2, Sunat 3.DEATHTRAP: Music Box,239 W 45th St., 246-4636.Nightly except Sun at 8, Wedand Sat at 2.DHARMADHATU: 49 E. 21St., 12 floor, %u201c One-Man Showbased on stories of WashingtonIrving,\%u201cOriginal Dance Piece,%u201d byJeannie Hutchins, 9:30, wine& cheese at 8:30, $2.50,information call 673-7340.DISCO COMICS: Musicalpatterned after comic-bookheroes. Will be performedfrequently before Labor Day,so call Everyman Co. fordetails. 857-7753.D RAM A CO M M ITTEEREP: %u201cWard Six,%u201d %u201cTinker%u2019sW edding,%u201d %u201c Riders to theSea%u201d and %u201c You Never CanTell.%u201d Call for times, 929-8377,-17 W. 20th St.DRACULA: Marn Beck, 302W. 45th St., 264-6363.THE FANTASTICKS: Sullivan Street Playhouse. 181Sullivan St, 674-3838.' FALLEN ANGELS: A perkymaid tried to help two boredyoung wives resist a formerflame who once thrilled themboth. Soho Rep, 19 Mercer St.,925-2588. Opening Aug. 11 at8:30 pm.FAMILY BUSINESS: AstorPlace Theatre, 434 LafayetteSt., 254-4370. Tues-Fri 8 pm.Sat 7 & 10 pm, Sun 3 & 7 pm.5TH OF JULY: By LanfordWilson, a comedy of life, love,sex and myths set in 1977 on afarm near St. Louis. CircleRepertory Company, 99 7th,Ave. . South at SheridanSquare 924-7100. Tu-Th 8 pm,Fri 7, 10, Sat 7, 10. Thru Sept2.GEMINI: Little Theater,240 W. 44th St. 221-6425.THE GIN GAME: Golden,252 W. 45th St, 246-6742.GREASE: Rovale. 242 W.45th St, 245-5760.GULP!: A gay musical farce.Friday, Saturday & Sunday,9 pm. The Glines, 260 W.Broadway. $5 or TDF. 254-9397. Thru Sept. 3.%u201c HEAT WAVE%u2019%u2019 at TheGlines, 260 W. Bdwy, Thurs at9 pm. $4. 254-9397.HOT ROCK HOTEL: Truck& Warehouse Theatre, 79 E. 4St., 228-8558. Tues-Fri 8 pm,Sat 7 & 10:30 pm, Sun 4 &8 pm.I LOVE MY WIFE: EthelBarrymore, 243 W. 47th St,46-0390.JUST THE IMMEDIATEFAMILY: A new eight character play by Grace Kimmins,directed by Richard RussellRamos. 44.1 West 26th St.,391-0808. Call for times.LINE AND SHOOTINGGALLERY: Two one-act playsbv Israel Horovitz, now in theirthird season Thursday at 7:30.Friday and Saturday at 10.Sunday at 5:30. ThirteenthStreet Theater, 50 West 13thStreet, through SeptemberFor info, call 924-9785.THE MAGIC SHOW: Cort,138 W. 48th St., 489-6392.MUMMENSCHANZ: Bijou,209 W. 45th St., 221-8500.MONTEITH AND RAND:Improvisational sketches.Theater East, 211 E. 60th St.,838-0177. Tues-Thur at 8, Friand Sat a; ~:30 and 10. Sun at8.NEVER JAM TODAY: Urban Arts Corps, dir. by VinetteCarroll, all black musical version of %u201c Alice in Wonderland,%u201d opening Aug. 22 thru27. Aug. 29-Sept. 3, Sept. 5-10.$2.50. TDF. 26 V/. 20th St.929-8270.NEW YORK SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL: PublicTheater, 425 Lafayette St.677-6350.NOEL COWARD IN TWOKEYS: Two short sophisticatedcom edies. Shandol Theatre,137 22 St., 695-4964 information, or 691-7950 ext. 840 res.Weekends of July 21-Sept. 3,Fri and Sat 8 pm and Sun at3 pm.OH! CALCUTTA!: Edison,ONCE IN A LIFETIME:Circle in the Square. Broadwayat 50th St., 581-0720. Tues-Satat 8, Wed and Sat at 2, Sunat 3.ON THE TWENTIETHCENTURY: St. James, 246W. 44th St.. 398-0280. Nightlyexcept Sun., at 8. Wed and Satat 2.PIANO BAR:. W estside,407 W. 43rd St.. 541-8394.Tues-Fri at 8, Sat at 7. 10, Wedat 2, Sun at 3.PAPA BEAR* MAMABEAR: Musical, Perry StreetTheatre, 31 Perry Street,255-9186. Shows at 7:30 WedMon no shows Tues, MatineesWed & Sun at 3.PINS AND NEEDLES: Classic Garment Workers Musicalby Harold Rome. RoundaboutTheatre Co., 333 W. 23 TueSat at 8, Wed, Sat, and Sun at2. 924-7160. Through Aug. Aninterview with cast and composer will be featured on television this week on CBS%u2019%u201c Camera T hree,%u201d Sunday,July 30, from 11-11:30 am.P.S. YOUR CAT IS DEAD!Comedy including such wackycharacters as a bisexual burglar and harrassed apartmentdweller. Circle in the SquareDowntown, 254-6330, 159Bleecker St., tues., W ed.,Thurs., Fri. at 8; Sat. 7 & 10,Sun. 3 pm & 7:30.THE PASSION OF DRACULA: More adventures of CountDracula, Cherry Lane,.38 Commerce St, YU 9-2020, thruNov.BAY CINEMA: 32nd at SecondAve., 679-0160, %u201cRevenge ofthe Pink Panther.%u201dMURRAY HILL: 34th at 3rdAve., 685-7652, National Lampoon%u2019s Animal House.MUSEUM OF MODERN ARTCINEMA: 11 W 53rd, 956-6100Aug. 17, 2:30 %u201cThe Yajyza%u201d ; 61pm %u201c D istance%u201d ; 8:30 pm|%u2018%u2018Night Moves\(%u201c Night Moves%u201d ; 6 pm %u201cTheAwful Truth.%u201dHISPANIC ARTS FESTIVAL:Damrosh Park in LincolnCenter, 369-7054, Aug. 20, 2pm, music and dance performances.BIG APPLE CIRCUS: Onering circus, Wed. 11:15 & 2:15,Thurs-Sat 2:15 & 7:30, and Sun1 & 4. Big Apple Park, 8th Aveat 50th St, 581-9186.NEW YORK EXPERIENCE:McGraw-Hill Bldg., 6th Avebet 48th & 49th Sts, 869-0345,Mon-Thurs, 11-7, Fri-Sat 11-8,Sun 12-8.PARADISE REGAINED: Adaptation of John M ilton%u2019spoem. Performing Garage, 33Wooster St, 966-3651.ROYAL PLAYHOUSE:George Bernard Shaw%u2019s %u201cCandida%u201d and %u201cThe Laundry,%u201d 219,Second Ave, GR 5-9647.RIDICULOUS THEATRICAL CO: One Sheridan Square260-7137. %u201cStage Blook,%u201dMas, Wed, and Sue at 8 pm,Thurs 8 pm, Fri 8 & 10 ran.(%u201cThe Ventriloquist%u2019s Wife,%u201d.call for times.RUNAWAYS: Plymouth,236 W. 45th St., 730-1760.Tues-Sat at 8, Wed and Sat at2, Sun at 3.SAME TIMEZ, NEXTYEAR: Ambassador, 215 W.49th St.. 541-6490.SHANDOL THEATRE: 137W. 22 St., 691-7950. %u201c NoelCoward in Two Keys,%u201d revivalof two short Noel Cowardplays: %u201cCome Into the GardenMaude,%u201d an American coupleexperiences with high society,and %u201c A Song at Twilight,%u201dwhere a respectable elderlyauthor is concerned about hisreputation when a formermistress threatens to publishan old letter. Fri-Sat 8 pm, Sun3 pm, $3 or TDF. ThroughSept. 3.STOP THE WORLD%u2014IWANT TO GET OFF: NewI OrK J l d l c i l i c a i c i , u i i i w i hCenter, TR7-4727. Tues-Sat at8, Wed. Sat, and Sun at 2.TIMBUKTU: 237 W. 51st St,757-7064. Tues-Sat at 8. Wedand Sat at 2, Sun at 3.PUSHING THIRTY: A newone-man show featuring Jonathan Hadary, Herschel, theoverweight sunway enthusiastin Gemini. Part of Circle Rep%u2019sLatqgfifcow Series. Aug 14-24,Mon-Thurs. at 11 pm. CircleRep40\\99 Seventh Ave.677-38$.TRIBUTE: Brooks Atkinson,56 W. 47th St. 245-3430.Nightly, except Sun at 8, Wed_and Sat at 2.THE ONLY GAME INTOWN: Aug 23. 24, 25, 26,8 pm. IRT Theatre, 120 W.28th St., $2.50. Reservations243-6647.THIRTEENTH ST. THEATRE: Joan and The Devil, Line& Shooting Gallery. 50 W. 13Stv741-9282. Call for schedule.THE IMPORTANCE o f ' BEING ERNEST-: By Oscar Wilde.Satire about the joy & trivialityof life and the games one mustplay. National Arts on Bond, 30Bond St, 674-9710. ThroughAugust 31.THE WIZ: Broadway Theater, Bway at 53rd St. CI7-7260.THE BEST LITTLEWHOREHOUSE IN TEXAS:46th St. Theatre, 226 W 46thSt.. 246-4z/l. Nightly, exceptSun. at 8, Wed & Sat at 2.THE PASSION OF ALICE:Greenwich Mews, 13 St. betw.6 & 7th Aves. 243-6800. Wed,Thurs 8 pm, Fri-Sat 7, 10; Sun3 pm. Through Sept. 28.1\P u n e %u2022BATTERY: Lincoln CenterPlaza. Wed., Aug. 23, 2:30 pmFREE.LE GROUPE NOUVELLEAIR & GAY DELANGHE:American Theater Lab. 219 W.19th St. Thurs. thru Sun., Aug.17-20. 8 pm. S3.50/TDF.924-0077 or 691-6500.LISA H O F F M A S T E R /SYBIL HUSKEY IN CONCERT: American Theater Lab,219 W 19th St. Opens Thurs.,Aug. 24. 8 pm. $3.50/TDF.924-0077 or.691-6500.DAVID MALAMUT &KATHRYN BERNSON: UnionSq. Park, north end. Mon.,Aug. 21, 12:30 pm (rain date,Tues. Aug. 22). FREE.MOROCCO, MId-Ea*te%u00bbDance & Song: Union SquarePark, north end. Wed. Aug 16,12:30 pm (ram date Thurs.Aug 17) FREE.F i l mBLEECKER STREET CINEMA: 144 Bleecker St at.Laguardia PI. 674-2560. Aug15 %u201cNanami: Inferno of FirstLove%u201d 2,5:10,8:15, and %u201cDiaryof Shinjuku Burglar%u201d 3:25,6:35,9:45; Aug 16 %u201cThe Garden of the Finzi-Continis%u201d2,5:45,9:20, and %u201cA SpecialTHE KING AND I: Uris,51stSt. west of Bway .586-6510.FILM FORUM: 15 VandamSt. 989-2994. Closed for thqsummer.THE LITTLEST 1 WILDWEST & THE SNOW WHITESHOW: original musicals,Wild West Saturdays andSundays at 1 pm; Snow White,Saturdays at 3 pm. 13th StreetTheater, 50 W. 13th St.Running thru Sept. 924-9785for reservations.THE SERVANT: By RobinMaugham. A world-wearyyoung employer finds lifebelow stairs far more excitingthan his own. Opens Fri., Aug25, 8:30 pm, Soho Rep, 19Mercer St.. 925-2588.VANITIES: Westside Theater, 407 W. 43rd St. 541-8394.VARIETY SHOW: PRY DayCamp summer-end VarietyShow, 4-9:30, Aug. 17 at CmtyCenter of St. John%u2019s-St. Matthew Emanuel LutheranChurch, 415 7th St. 768-0784.VISITORS: Directed by Vincent Gaeta. Vandam Theatre,Wed-Sat at 8 pm. Admission is,$2.50. Reservations 675-0498.Thru Aug 19.VOLPONE: By Ben Jonson,Jean Cocteau Repertory, Bouwerje Lane Theatre, 330 Bowery. 677-0060. July 28-Aug. 19.WE ARE: New York TheatreEnsemble, 62 E. 4th St. Aboutgay male New Yorkers. Nightly7:00 & 9:30 pm. $3. 255-6817Day%u201d 3:45,7:30,11; Aug 17%u201cJustine%u201d 2,6:15,10:15, and%u201cThe Man Who Would BeKing%u201d 4,8:20.CINEMA VILLAGE: 12th StEast of 5th Aug 15 %u201c DersuU zala%u201d 1:36,5:30,9:35, and%u201c U getsu%u201d 3:50,7:55; Aug16-17 %u201cAlice in Wonderland%u201d2:15,4:55,7:45,10:30, and%u201cFlesh Gordon%u201d 1,3:40,6:20,9:10.THEATRE 80: 80 St MarksPlace, 254-7400. Aug IS\10:20 and %u201cThe Bride WoreRed%u201d 4:50,8:30; Aug 16%u201cChristmas Holiday%u201d 2,5:15,8:30, and %u201cLady on a Train%u201d3:35,6:50,10:05; Aug 17 %u201c IMarried an Angel%u201d 1:15,5,8:45and %u201cThe Girl of the GoldenWest%u201d 2:55,6:40,10:25.GLOBAL VILLAGE: 454Broome St 966-7586. Noscreenings in summer.WAVERLY: 3 St. at 6 Ave,WA 9-8037. %u201c Madame Rosa%u201ddaily 12,1:55,3:50,5:45,7:40,9:35, midnight shows Fri-SatM ushHARLEM JAZZ FESTIVAL:Thad Jones & Mel LewisOrchestra, Vincent's Place, 55W 125th St. at 8. 686-9096.Aug 17.MUSEUM OF MODERN ARTSUMMERGARDEN: Sat Aug19, Simone Forti & Peter VanRiper 8 pm, W 54th St,956-7298.BRONX AK1S ENSEMBLE:Aug 19, New York BotanicalWHITNEY MUSEUM: Aug17, Mitchell Korn, guitar, 945Madison Ave, 794-0600, 7 pm.NEW YORK PHILHARMONIC: Prospect Park inBrooklyn, 874-4; 10, SarahCaldwell conducts Borodin &Berlioz, 8:30 pm. Aug 17.BRONX ARTS ENSEMBLE:Aug 19, New York BotanicalGarden 3 pm, 220-8762.MUSICA DI CAMERA: lastprogram of the %u201c Music by thePond%u201d series at Brooklyn Botanic Garden. Classical music.Aug. 20,3 pm. 622-4433.MOSTLY MOZART: Wed.Aug 16.Herbert Soudant con-'ducting, with Lili Kraus piano;To '. Aug 15 Boston - Symphony Chamber Players withAndre Michel Schub, piano,chamber music program;Thurs. Aug 17 Chamber musicprogram New York Philomusica; Fri-Sat Aug 18-19, AntonioJanigro, Mostly Mozart Festival Orchestra, with RudolfFirkusny, piano, All concertsbegin at 8 pm.NEW YORK CHORAL SOCIETY SUMMER SINGS:Cami Hall, 165 W. 57 St.972-0113. Tues & Thurs.7z;30 pm. Aug 15. Robert DeCormier, conducting, Mozart%u201c Requiem %u201d Block %u201c SacredService.%u201d Aug 17 Judith Somogi, conducting, ProkofieffMexander Nevsky,%u201d BorodinPolovetzian D ances,%u201d andPuccini %u201c Messa di Gloria.%u201dX-SEAMEN%u2019S INSTITUTE:Great naval battles, whalingdisasters & voyages of discovery. Working Songs andChants, Aug 18, traditionalchanteys used to providerhythm to accompany work.Start 7 pm on Pier 15 at SouthStreet Seaport Museum (SouthStreet near John Street). $2.50,$2 for members. Concert outdoors so in case of bad weathercall to confirm. 766-9066.%u25a0 %u25a0 %u25a0 B i f i S B H H lClubsARTURO%u2019S: 106 Houston St677-3820, 475-9828. Showtunes by Betttna, nightly;,Wed;,' Ztri s&berts, bines atfolk; Th., Jimmy Yoons, jazz;Sat., Denn%u00bb: Britten & trio.,BALLROOM: 458 W. Broad-,uay, 673-9121. Liz Corrigan,thru Aug 19.BOTTOM UNE: IS W 4thSt., 228-6300. Aug 10-12 JesseWinchester. Aug 14'The Flamin%u2019 Groovies. Aug 15-16 JohnHartford, George Gerdes.BRADLEY'S: 70 UniversityPI. 228-6440. Thru Ang 12JoAnn Brackeen w/Edaie Gomez; Thru Aug 19 Jimmy.Rowles, Bobby Cranshaw.CORNELIA STREET CAFE: 29Cornelia .t.. 929-9869. Mondays v-ng Writers Exchange;THE COOKERY: 21 University Place, OR 4-4450. Joe!'Turner, Last of the Great .(Stride Pianists, through September 6. Monday throughSaturdays 8 pm to 1 am.THE DUPLEX: 55 Grove St,243-9306. every Fri & Sat.;Julie Kurnitz with Richard1Burke.'EMPIRE. STATE BUIL-'DING: The Emmie State Building and the Riverboat Restaurant have revived the TeaDance for a series of weeklydances in the Riverboat, located in the lower lobby. Every'Thurs. 5 pm-7 pmRENO SWEENEY: 126 W 13sSt, 691-0900. Thru Aug 13|Gotham. Aug 15-20 Butterfly1.McQueen.VILLAGE GATE: Bleeckerand Thompson St. GR 5-5120.Turning Point with Tom Pierson Mon at 8:30 and 10:30.Also, The Incredible World ofMagic & Illusion Tues-Thurs8 pm, Fri-Sat 7:30 Jfc 10, Sun7:30.VILLAGE VANGUARD: 178Seventh Ave So. AL 5-4037.Shows at 10,11:30, and 1 am.Thursday, August 17,1978