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^Coming S AVE LIBERTY SHIP: FranMeetinqaSOUTH BEACH PSYCHI1| ATRIC CENTER: Regularmonthly meeting. Dee. 7, 3:30,Ocean Breeze Conference Rm.777 Seaview Ave. 390-6000.GET ACQUAINTED NOW:National Organization for Women (NOW), holding a getacquainted, coffee/tea hr, Dec.12, 7:30pm. 1915 Coleman St.253-3506 for travel dir. Formore info, 968-9511 or336-5994. Interested but can'tcome? 868-3330.BQE RECONSTRUCTION:I Community Bds 2, 6, & 7 willmeet with Boro Pres. HowardGolden on the reconstruction ofBQE. Dec. 13, 5:30pm, atBorough Hall. 643-7784.EventsPS 8 OPEN HOUSE: 37Hicks St.. Dec. 12. Library. Rm210. 9 am.CAREER CONFERENCE:%u201c Choice or Chance-Your Career Options for the 1980's\Dec. 7. 9am-5pm. Brooklyn'sLIU University Plaza. Discussions. workshops, counseling.Free. 834-6015, 6023.DANCE MARATHON: Dec.16. 9pm-Dec. 17. BrooklynCollege. Mike DiFilippo, 672-6633.TRANSITION CONCERTDANCE GROUP: 2 performances. Dec. 9. 10, 8pm. 46Warren St. 582-1760.ROUND ROBIN RAP SESSION: Followed by Danceinstruction. Dec. 17. 7pm,Temple Ahavath Sholom. $3.ES 5-4500.FILM M AKER'S EXPO:Bklyn Arts A: Cultural Ass. istaking entries for its 13thannual Filmmaker%u2019s exposition. featuring films from allover the world. Entries mustbe 16mm. less than 60minutes; deadline is Jan 2.For info call BACA. 783-4469or 783-3077 or write BACA,200 Eastern Pkway, 11238.HeflSi fairsORCHID PLANTS: SpecialSale, many in spike & bloom.Dec. 9 &10, Brooklyn BotanicGarden Shop, 1000 Washington Ave. 622-4433.SENIOR CITIZENS ARTS &CRAFTS SALE:Wyckoff Sr.Center, 280 Wyckoff St. Dec.7, 10am-3pm. All items handmade. 237-6506.FINE CRAFTS SALE: Dec.9, 10, noon-8pm. Pottery,| jewelry, leather, silkscreen,textiles. Judy O%u2019s, 1836 E.29 St., bet. Ave R & S.339-8109.ANNUAL RUMMAGE SALE:sponsored by the B%u2019nai B%u2019rithWomen, Bay Ridge Chapter.Browsing is encouraged. Nov.15-Dec. 15, Mon-Fri 10am-4pmSun l-3pm. 7109 Third Ave.TalksS AYE LIBERTY SHIP: Francis Duffy will discuss efforts to. t u u l i n o u i o u n i i o i l i p , n orelocation & possible uses.Dec. 14, 7:30pm, NationalMaritime Historical Soc., Fulton Ferry Landing, aboardOlga Bloom%u2019s Barge. 858-1348.POETRY & POLITICS: Dec.17. 11am, Bklyn Society forEthical Culture, 53 ProspectPark West, SO 8-2972.THE JEWISH DILEMMA INSOUTH AFRICA: Dec. 10,10am, Congregation Beth Elohim, 8th Ave. & Garfield PI.768-3814.UNITED NATIONS PROGRAM: %u201c Peace Keeping in theMiddle East%u201d , Rm 116, LIUBrooklyn Center's Salena Lib.Center. Dec. 11, 4:30pm. cor.Flatbush Ave Ext &deKalb,free.dialogues with successfulwomen: Different topics everyWed., e.g., Starting/OwningYour Own Business; Building aNew C aieei, v olunicci tsiti Opportunities. $5. Dec. 13:%u201c Alternative to Teaching%u2019%u2019.-3311.Theatre%u201c THE THWARTING OFBARON B O L L IG R E W %u201d :Gallery Players of Park Slope.Old First Reformed Church.7th Ave. & Carroll St. OpensDec. 8. 788-6362.%u201cJACK AND THE BEANSTALK%u201d : Every Sat. & Sun. inDecember, 1 pm. 340A 9th St.S2. SI kids. 857-4961.%u201c GIMME SHELTER%u201d : Dec5-17 at BAM, 30 Lafayette AvePremiere season of DodgerTheater, in Lepercq Space.636-4100.%u201c NATURAL AFFECTION%u201d :New Day Repertory Co. 12performances Dec 7-18, 8 pm,136 W 22nd St, 2nd FI.242-3184.%u201c THE PUBLIC EYE%u201d &%u201c CURTAINS%u201d : LandmarkPlayers. Nov 24, 25. Dec 1. 28. 9 at 8 pm & Dec 3, 4 pm.Emmanuel Episcopal Church,2635 E 23rd St. (bet. VoohiesAve & Ave Z) SH3-8487. 2 hrs.before performances.%u201c THE MAGIC BEANSTALK%u201d : Encore Studios, amusical. Christmas Week &New Year's weekend at YourCommunity Center, St. John'sSt. Matthew Church, 415 7thSt. bet. 6th & 7th Aves. Fortimes, dates, and info. 768-0772.%u201cTHE VAMPIRE & THEDENTIST\Weldon Irvine. 1st productionof resident acting co. at BillieHoliday Theater. 1368 FultonSt. Dec 1-31. Fri, 8 pm; Sat.3 pm & 8 pm; Sun 4 & 8 pm.S5, $3 for seniors & students,Special Sat matinee. $1 kids,52 adults. 636-0919.%u201c MAN WITH A FLOWERIN HIS MOUTH%u201d : Theatergroup of the St. Boniface/BACA Downtown CulturalCenter, 111 Willoughby St.Dec. 8, 7:30 pm. Eve alsoincludes art show. $2. 625-9827or BACA, 783-4469.\JOHNSON%u201d :Continuing, live soap opera.Alonzo Players. Full performance, refreshm ents, disco,professional arts center. 33Flatbush Ave. Segment 1:Dec. 1-2, 7:30 pm & Dec 3,3 pm; Segment 2: Dec 8 & 9,7:30 pm & Dec 12, 3 pm;Segment 3: Dec 15 & 16,7:30 pm & Dec 17, 3 pm. $6.Info & reservations, 624-2638.SHOE MAKER & THEELVES: Heights Players, dirby Kevin Keneally. 26 WillowPI. $1.50, $2 adults. 2 pm onDec 2, 3, 9, 10, 16, 17.237-2752.%u201c CHAPTER OF COMINGFORTH BY DAY%u201d : Sundance,newly formed dance/theaterco. Dir. Alan Lynes. Dec 16,17, 5:30 pm at Bklyn Museum.$4 or TDF & $1. 638-5000.HOGAN%u2019S GOAT: The Cobble Hill Players. Previews,Nov. 17 & 18, 8pm. $2.Performance, Fri. & Sat Nov.24 thru Dec. 9, 8pm. $3. St.Peter%u2019s, St. Paul%u2019s School Hall.209 Warren St.THEATER GROUP NEEDSSPACE: Brooklyn BridgeTheater Co, now in 2nd season,needs homebase to rehearse,perform. Preferably in BklynHts. 228-0900.%u201c STREAMERS%u201d : Dramaabout the dehumanization &frustrations of men sharingbarracks. Dec. 15, 16, 19, 20,21, 22 at 8pm & Dec 18, 2nm.Triangle Theatre, LIU Brooki . .. r '- .- A ,.- ' t i t . i i _ : I j r j j V , C m V I .%u00bb O U IV 1 1 U %u00bb -!%u00ab -%u00bb ., KJ I I Ivcsity Plaza, cor. FlatbushAve Ext & DeKalb Ave. $2,students $1.50.%u2018TALES FROM SOUTHHAMPTON%u201d : Series of dramatic skits. Dec. 7, 8, 8pm.Triangle Theatre, LIU Brooklyn Center%u2019s Salena Lib. University PI., cor Flatbush aveExt. & DeKalb Ave. Free.%u201c OF BY AND FOR%u201d THEATER OF YOUTH: Young singers, dancers of any personinterested in joining O.B.F., aborough-wide theater group,call BACA office, 783-4469 or783-3077.THEATRE SPACE NEEDED: Amateur & broke theatregroup needs space to practicein or near Park Slope area.Anyone who can help, callEliyahu, 638-0934.SONGS FROM IRELAND:Soprano Susan Reed. Triangle.Theatre, LIU Brooklyn Center's Salena Lib, UniversityPlaza, cor Flatbush Ave. Ext.& DeKalb. Free.%u201c MUSIC IN THE AFTERI f p n n p t h M a l l n r o npiano, Dec. 9, 2:30pm. GrandArmy Plaza. Free.BEETHOVEN BIRTHDAYPROGRAM: Program featuring faculty of Brooklyn Conservatory of Music. Dec. 16, 8pm.58 7th Ave at Lincoln PI. $2,622-3300.AFRO-AMERICAN FOLKSONGS: International AfrikanAmerican Ballet Drummers &Singers. Klitgord Auditorium,300 Jay St. Dec. 15, 8pm. $5,$3.50 for Sr. Cits & kids.858-9820 or 643-8106.BLUEGRASS & FIDDLEWith Neal Rossi & the YankeeRebels. Dec. 7, 7:30pm. $2.343-9575.BROOKLYN PH ILHARMONIA: Music of Sibelius, Itzhek Perinor. BrooklynAcademy of Music, 30 Lafayette Ave. Dec. 16. $8.50, 6.50,4.50. 636-4100.THE SECOND SUN CONCERT SERIES: William TimRean, harpsichord, performingworks of Duphly, Handel &Scarlatti, Dec. 10, 7pm. St.James Cathedral, on Jay justoff Tillary.BROOKLYN COLLEGECHAMBER CHORUS: HarrySaltzman, conductor. Dec. 9,8 pm. Brooklyn CollegeGershwin Theater. $2, $1 forstudents & seniors. 780-5291or B.O. 859-1180.BRO O K LYN H EIG H TSMUSIC SOCIETY: JosephEger, Conductor. CommunityConcert Series at FirstPresbyterian Church, 124Henry St. Dec. 17, 8 pm.624-3770.The international Afrikan American Ballet.DanceINTERNATIONAL AFRIKAN-AMERICAN BALLET:Dec. 9, 8pm, Dec. 10, 3pm,Brooklyn College's WhitmanHall, nr. Nostrand & FlatbushAves junction. $6, 4.50, 3.859-1180.ALL NATIONS: International repertorie, Dec. 9, 2pm,Brooklyn Academy of Music,33 Lafayette Ave. $3. 678-5000.BROOKLYN DANCETHEATRE: Dec. 14-16, 8pm &Dec. 17, 3pm. $3, $1 forstudents. BCBC, GershwinTheatre. BO: 859-1180.AN EVENING OF BELLYDANCING: Community Center, 415 7th St, bet 6 & 1 Aves.Dec. 9, 8pm. 768-0772.M usicPIANO TRIOS: ElizabethSmall, violin; Clyde Coe, cello;Steven Masi, piano. Works byHaydn, Shostakovitch &Brahms. Bargemusic, FultonFerry Landing, Dec. 10, 4pm.624-4061. $5, $2.50 for students& seniors. Under 15, free.FULKERSON QUARTET:Mozart, Dvorak & Wolf.Bargemusic. Dec. 17, 4. FultonFerry Landing. 624-4061. $5,$2.50 for students and seniors,under 15 free.LUDUS TONALIS: MerylSacks, clarinet; Nancy Streetman, cello; Elizabeth Rodgers,piano. Dec 10, 8 pm. FirstPresbyterian Church, 124Henry St. 624-3770.LA BOHEME: Opera in 4acts by Giacomo Puccinew/orchestra & chorus fullystaged & costumed. Dec 2,8 pm, at Gershiwn Theater ofbebe, Bedford Ave & Ave H;Dec 9, 8 pm, NYCC, Jay & tt ;11-------- c . . . n . . t c o _____oa i i m i y j i o , i / n i u , o p m m .Dec 17, 2 pm, South ShoreHigh School, Ralph & FlatlandAve. $15, 8, 5. 789-6759.CHAMBER CHORUS: BklynCollege Singers, m usic forsmall chorus. Dec. 9, 8pm. $2,$l for students & Sr. Cits.859-U 80.BEETHOVEN%u2019S BIRTHDAYPARTY: Dec. 16, 8pm, BCBCat Brooklyn College. All Beethoven concert to celebrate his208th birthday. $4.50. 859-H80BROOKLYN COLLEGEJAZZ ENSEMBLE: Be-bop &up-tempo conducted by Howard Goldstein, Dec. 21, 8pm.$3, $2 for students & Sr. Cits.859-H80.HOLIDAY MUSIC: TheBrooklyn Philharmonia, 2 pm,Dec. 26. Brooklyn BotanicGarden, Auditorium, 1000Washington Ave. 622-4433.CHRISTMAS CONCERT:Regina Pacis, Chorale in theRegina Pacis Votive Shrine.123065th St. at 12th Ave. Dec.15, 7:30 pm. $2.50, kids $1.CHRISTMAS SONS ANDCAROLS: Tenor Paul Richardand Pianist Daniel Blumenthalpresent this special holidaymusic program. Dec. 22, 8 pm,Musicbarge Concerts, underthe dir. of Olga Bloom. On theBarge, foot of Cadman PI. W.at Fulton Ferry Landing. $5.$2.50 for students & seniors.Under 15 free. 624-4061.CHRISTMAS CONCERT:Boehm Quintet at Long IslandHistorical Society. 128 Pierrepont St. Dec. 17. MA4-0890.FIRST PRESBYTERIANCHURCH COMMUNITY CONCERTS: Concerts regularlyheld 8 pm, every Sunday at 124Henry St. will be interruptedon Dec. 24 & 31 due toholidays. Will resum e reg.schedule afterwards. 624-3770.THE BOEHM QUINTETTE:LIHS Christmas Concert. Windensemble featuring Rossini,Wurinen, Mozart & Deslandres. Dec. 17, 3 pm, 128Pierrepont St. Refreshments,$1.BROOKLYN PH IL %u00adHARMONIA CHORUS: 1stconcert of season, Dec. 22, 8pm at Hanson PI. MethodistChurch, Hanson PI. at St. FelixSt. Assistment Dy L tlA urenestra. Charles Moore DanceCo. also features. 30 LafayetteAve., 636-4120. $3.FilmsFILMS FOR SENIOR CITIZENS: Every 11am Mon. freefilms for persons 60 & older.Topics include travel, nutritionhealth issues, sports & others.238 Prospect Av. Center open8am-4pm, Mon.-Fri.LA M AZE PR E PA R E DCHILDBIRTH FILMS: ASPOsponsored. 1st Tues. of ea.month, 8pm. YWCA at Atlantic & 3rd Av. $1.50 788-0866.TUESDAY NIGHT AT THEMOVIES: Every Tuesday,7 pm, at Red Hook Library,7 Wolcott St; Dec 5, %u201cCoolWorld%u201d ; Dec 19, %u201c Phantom ofthe Opera.%u201d%u201cTHE NUTCRACKER%u201d :Starring Melissa Hayden, Patricia McBride & Edward Villella. Pacific St. Library, 25 4thAve. Dec. 12, 4pm. 638-5180.%u201c GUILTY BY REASON OFRACE%u201d : and %u201c Noquchi: ASculptor's World,\War Memorial Bldg., CadmanPI. W. & Orange St. Dec. 19,7 pm. Free.%u201cA HERO AIN%u2019T NOTHINGBUT A SANDWICH%u201d : Rm 208,Medgar Evers College. 1150Carroll St., 735-1750, 1801.Dec. 15; 7:30pm Free.PoetrySUSAN CHAPMAN: Reading own poetry, Dec. 8,8:30pm. The Poets Union, 3156th ave, nr 3rd. 499-3773.Refreshments.A rt%u201c SPANISH EARTH%u201d : & 2shorts: \West) & \Robbery\7 pm. Bklyn War Memorial.Cadman PI W & Orange St.Free.%u201c GIMME SHELTER%u201d : Rolling Stones. Alumni CinemaTheatre, Rm 116, LIU BrooklynCenter%u2019s Salena Lib., University Plaza, cor Flatbush Ave.Ext. & DeKalb. Free.NEW MUSE CINEMA:Films every Fr. 7:30pm. To beannounced. 1530 Bedford Ave.774-2900.%u201c THE LADY VANISHES%u201d :Voted best of all the Hitchcocks. Dec. 16, 7:30. ParkSlope Film Collective, 828President St., bet 7th & 8thAves. $1.50, $1 children. Litec n o p g c%u201c KING LEAR%u201d : Guestscholars. Dec. 12, 11 am & 2pm. Rm 116, LIKU BrooklynCenter%u2019s Salena Lib., cor Flatbush & DeKalb. Free.ETH N IC C O O K ING :Films on favorite foreign recipes in time for holidays.Brooklyn Botanic Garden%u2019sAuditorium. %u201cThe Cooking ofGermany,%u201d Dec. 19, 2 pm.%u201c The Art of French Cooking,%u201d%u201c The String Bean,%u201d Dec. 20, 2pm. %u201cCooking of Italy,%u201d also\tions,%u201d Dec. 21, 2 pm. %u201cThePleasures of Chinese Cooking%u201d& \er,%u201d Dec. 22, 2 pm. 1000Washington Ave. 11225, 622-4433.%u201c SHOOT THE PIANOPLAYER%u201d : Truffaut%u2019s classichomage to American gangsterfilm. 8pm, Dec. 14, Congregation Beth Elohim, 8th Ave &Garfield PL, 768-3814. $2.FILMS FOR THE FAMILY:Every Thurs. 3:30 pm at ParkSlope Library, 431 6th Ave,free. %u201c Mysteries of the GreatD t r r o m U \T~\\ %u201e 1 1 . %u2018 * T l_ %u201eHobbit\%u201c MissGoodali & the Lions ofSerengeti%u201d Dec 7.THE FIRST FOLDINGCIGAR: Artwork by RogerErickson, Henry Hicks Gallery,93 Atlantic Ave., Nov. 30-Jan10. noon-6pm, Wed-Sun.624-2231.UNVEILING: In conjunction with grand opening ofenlarged facility. Minimax,Howard Golden will unveil30-foot mural depicting Montague St. in 1930's, Dec. 12,4pm, 174 Montague St. 875-1 0 0 0 .INVITATION TO ARTISTS:Work of Art Gallery, 87Atlantic Ave., invites artists toexhibit in their 4th AnnualInvitational. 834-9677, 2-6pm,Tues.-Sun.WATERCOLOR DEMONSTRATION: Local artists willdemonstrate special watercoloring techniques. Gateway National Recreation Area%u2019s BreezyPoint Unit. Building T-149,Fort Tilden, Dec. 18, 2-4pm.252-8102.NATIONAL PRINT EXHIBITION: 21st biennial printshow at Brooklyn Museum,Eastern Parkway & Washington Ave, Dec. 9-Feb. 11. 2works by 75 contemporaryartists not previously showninternationally. 638-5000%u201c 22 NEW YORK PAINTERS%u201d : Featuring landscape,still life & figurative, Dec.1- 21, Pratt Institute, 215 Ryerson St. 636-3468. 3416.GROUP SHOW: AtlanticGallery%u2019s 4th Annual GroupShow, thru Dec. 24. Tues.-Fri.,,2- 6pm, Sat. & Sun. noon-6pm.81 Atlantic Ave. 624-8795.NINA KURILOFF: Abstractpaintings shown at office ofKazeroid & Aberman Realty,196 7th Ave. Thru Dec 16,Special \Dec 3, 3-5 pm.BROO KLYN W A TE R -COLOR SOCIETY: Thru Dec.Prudential Savings Bank,Ave M & E 17th St. Openduring banking hrs.ARTISTS OF OLD 9: Showcase in the Cmty Gallery ofBklyn Museum, Dec 17-Jan 17.Spons by Prospect Hts.Neighborhood Corp. works by20 visual artists from Old 9Cultural Center.%u201c 100 NEW ACQUISITIONS,PRINTS & DRAWINGS: Additions to Bklyn Museum collection, 188 E. Pkway. thru Feb.5. 638-5000JOHN STONE: through Dec.3. Atlantic Gallery, 81 AtlanticAve., Tues Fri 2-6pm. weekends noon-6pm. 624-8795.PAiNTING BY A NEEDLE:r. > / i iclicu dl I 1SILuciemt Lansky at St. JarnesCathedral Center Gallery, JaySt. at Tiilary. Through Dec. 10.Page 22, THE PHOENIX, December 7,1978