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Page Sixteen PHOENIX June 21, 1973n P H H H IEVENTSFREE AD U LT WORKSHOPS: theatre, dance, painting, print-__2-4.2__ m a n u i g , u c c u i t c i a v l a i i t i u ,creative writing, photography. Info: call 774-2900. MUSE, 1530 Bedford Ave.PARK SLOPE WOMEN%u2019S VIDEO PROJECT: viewing will be held Thurs., June 21, 8p.m. at the Video Access Center, 528 LaGuardia PL, New York. Info. 598-3586.WOMEN%u2019S DANCE & PARTY: Fri., June 22, 8:30p.m. atMongoose Community Center, 792 Union St.BUFFET-DANCE: sponsored by the Regular Republican Club will be held on J une 22 at the Hollywood Terrace at 7725 New Utrecht Ave. GOP Brooklyn Chairman George L. Clark, Jr. will be honored. Tickets: $20 per person. Info: call club at 91 Court St. on Thurs. evenings.GOLDMAN BAND: returns to Prospect Park, Sat., June 23, 7:30p.m. Band Shell, Free. ANNUAL BOAT RIDE & PICNIC: sponsored by the First Unitarian Church, Pierrepont St. Sat., June 23,10 a.m., Pier 81, foot of 42nd St., Manhattan. Everyone welcome. G ALLER Y TA LK : AmericanLandscape Painting of the 19th Century, Edward Brohel. Sat., June 23, 1:15p.m. Fifth FL, Brooklyn Museum.FRISBEE FLY-IN: sponsored by WCBS-FM radio will be held in the ^ Prospect Park Bandstand, Lincoln w Road and Ocean Ave., Sat., June %u00b0 23, 2-6p.m. Distance and accuracy 1 will be tested.%u201cDRUGS AND OUR COMMUNITY%u201d : a forum presented by Park Slope C.A.D.R.E. (Com %u00admunity Aware of Drugs, Rehabilitation and Education), Sat., June 23, 8:30p.m. atMongoose Community Center, 792 Union St.PO ETRY READINGS: Menke Katz, Joseph Bruchac, Stanley Barkan. Sun., June 24, 3p.m. Sculpture Garden, Brooklyn Museum.COUNTRY TIME IN THE CITY, an afternoon of bluegrass and olt time music & square dancing, for adults & children. Bill Pyles, caller. Barbecued hot dogs, home cookies & drinks on sale. Courtyard of Christ Church, Clinton & Kane Sts., Sun., June 24, from 3 to 6 p in. (indoors inside Church in case of raini.BROOKLYN'S HAPPENING!find out when and where,read the PHOENIX every week.PR INTS, POSTER, & DRAWINGS: by Robert Fried, Brooklyn-born artist. Posters designed for San Francisco ballrooms. Exhibit includes a videotape created by the artist. June 6-August 26, Print Gallery, Brooklyn Museum.SUMMER GROUP SHOW; opening June 8,7:39p.m. at Gallery 91, 91 Atlantic Ave. Anderson, Benedict, Bisso, Crary, Crozier, DeLaurot, Erickson, Fitzgerald, Furman, Levin, Miller, Williams, Wing. Sats. & Suns., l-5p.m.PA IN TIN G S: oil paintings,watercolors, and drawings by William Trost Richards, nineteenth century artist. Robert E. Blum G allery, Brooklyn Museum, June 20-July 29.APO C ALYPSE WORKSHOPS: Exhibition by twelve printmakers, a printmaking studio in Clinton Hill. Community Gallery, Brooklyn Museum, June 24-July 29. CHARLES RAMSEY: paintings &drawings at the Brownstone Gallery, 76 Seventh Ave. Hours: Tues-Sat., lla.m.-6p.m.FULTON ART FAIR, Fine & Graphic Arts, Sculpture, Music, Fulton Park, Fulton St. & Schenectady Ave. (A train to Utica Ave. Station Sundays, June 24 & July 1, noon to 6 p.m.MUSIC &DANCEPark rcaas are tor bicyclers during the summer. That%u2019s the ruling from the Parks Department, andProspect Park roads are dotted with two-wheelers. Roads through Prospect Park are now closed dailyfrom 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., as well as on weekends through the summer.COUNTRY HOE DOWN: Simple and complex dancing, music, refreshments, children%u2019s activities. Sun., June 24, 3 p.m. Courtyard. Christ Church, cor. Kane and Clinton Sts.WOMEN%u2019S CENTER: open every Wed., 8p.m. at the Mongoose Community Center, 792 Union St. CYCLE IN THE PARK: bicycle in Prospect Park with Donald Simon along the famous water course and sites or projects never carried out. Start at the bicycle concession near the Wollman Rink. Tues., June 26, 7p.in. In Celebration of the 100th Anniversary of the completion of the park.Open New JazzCenter DowntownThe Charles Tolliver Quartet, Music Inc., was the featured attraction on June 17 at %u2018%u2018The Loft,%u201d a new music spot for jazz in the Downtown Brooklyn area, located at 70-78 Willoughby Street.The group featured Tolliver on trumpet, Stanley Cowell, piar.o, Clint Houston, bass, and Cliff Barbaro, drums.Located on the fifth floor of an office building, which is reached by the elevator to the 4th floor, then a walk up one more flight followed by a walk down a corridor, The Loft has a surprisingly relaxed and homey atmosphere, resembling a sparsely furnished living room with a couch and a few chairs. The walls are decorated with posters of such black heroes as George Jackson and Angela Davis plus glossy photos of musicians.The upright piano sits off the stage under a bookshelf, and Cowell alternated between it and his own electric piano. The sound system is unexpectedly good.Tolliver didn%u2019t announce anytunes but one of the pieces played was an up tempo version of Thelonious Monk%u2019s %u201c Round Midnight,%u201d on which Tolliver improvised on the chords for awhile before the theme was actually stated. Drummer Philip Wilson%u2019s group also played and I was able to hear the last two numbers in their first set. Throughout the last number the rhythm section played an over busy repetitious rhythmic figure under the soloists. But the soloists, especially the excellent trombone player, were amusing in the way they played with it, imitated it, and finally rebelled against it.This weekend Phil Wilson%u2019s group will return along with the featured group, Sonny Fortune. Fortune, the saxophonist recently heard with the McCoy Tyrter Quartet, will be recorded live on Sat., June23, from 9 p.m. till 2 a.m. Admission is $3. Phone 671-6772 for information.%u2014 ANTHONY COLEMANEXECUTIVE MEETING: Brooklyn Heights Board of Trade will hold its last meeting until fall on Tues., June 26 at E. Charap, 151 Montague at 7:30 pm.FUNDRAISER: West Brooklyn Independent Democrats will give a Buffet Dinner on Wed., June 27, 8- 10p.m. at the Miller%u2019s, 50 Sidney PL Special showing of the movie, %u201c Money, Money, Money%u201d at the Brooklyn Heights Cinema at 10p.m. All for $10. Call: WBID, 522- 4206 or Martin Connor at 596-2218.DISTRICT 15: Public Meeting, Community School Board. Wed., June 27, 8 p.m. at the District Office, 360 Smith St.CHILDRENS%u2019PROGRAMSBRIAR ROSE, BEWARE (musical version of Sleeping Beauty) opens the Popcorn & Popsicle Children%u2019s Musical Theatre, Packer Collegiate Institute Garden, 170 Joralemon St., beg. Tues. June 19, & on June 20, 21, 26, 27, 28, at 4:15 p.m. admission, $1.00 (group rates avail.) phone 875-6649.THEATRESURREALM, starring Theater of Madness, produced by Sanatea Productions, at the Bank Theater, Front St. & Cadman Plaza West (near Waterfront) Fri., Sat., June22, 23, 9 P.M., suggested contribution, $2.00 singles, $3.00 couples, for reservations call 855- 6419.THEATER-IN-THE-BACK: grand debut of the Neophonic Orch. of N.Y. Sat., June 23, 7p.m.; Sun., June 24, 7p.m., Festival Repertory Co. in %u201c Lovers and mother Strangers%u201d by Rene Taylor and Joseph Bologna; Sat., June 30, 7p.m., Juma Sultan jazz performance. Ail at the Brooklyn Museum.ART EXHIBITSARTS OF ASIA: Folkcrafts &many one-of-a-kind items from the Philippines, Japan, and Taiwan. Through June 30, Gallery Shop, Brooklyn Museum.ORGAN RECITAL: the New York Chapter of the Organ Historical Society will sponsor a recital of the works of Bach, Couperin and Vierne and others at St. Charles Borremeo Church, 17 Sidney PL on Fri., June 22, 8p.m. Justine Johnston, John Denaro, recitalists.SONNY FORTUNE QUARTET, Live Recording Session, The Loft, at 70-78 Willoughby St. near Jay St. & Boro Hall, Sat., June 23, 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. phone 671-6772 after 6. METROPOLITAN OPERA COMPANY: will give a Free performance of %u201c Fledermaus%u201d on the Neathermead in Prospect Park on Fri., June 29, 8:30 p.m.ANTHONY COLEMAN SEPTET, Cobble Hill Composer%u2014Pianist & his group %u2014 as part of NewportNew York Musicians Festival will play at %u201c Studio We,%u201d 193 Eldridge St., N.Y.C. (near Second Ave. F train station) Fri., June 29, 10 p.m.FOLK CONCERT: at the 11th St. Bandshell in Prospect Park. Wes Pascoe, Hugh Prestwood, Mark Cohen, Richard Morgan, and a Bluegrass Band w ill perform. Sun., June 3, and Sat., June 30, 2-4p.m. Free. Info: call 768-1897.Dancers On June 18Officers of the Country Dancers met June 18 to put the finishing touches on plans for Country Time in the City, an outdoor dance afternoon to be held this Sunday, June 24 in the courtyard of Christ Church, Kane and Clinton Streets in Cobble Hill.Tape recordings of the best in bluegrass and old time music will provide the background for dancing, which is planned in the country tradition to allow all ages to join in. Among dances plannedwill be some %u201c play parties,%u201d mainstays of old time gatherings, as well as reels and square dances. Caller Bill Pyles is ready to help teach dances to anyone wanting to join in.Part of the pavement will be reserved for children too young to dance, where they can create their own chalk picture gallery. 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