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Page 20 PHOENIX Fe'ur Udiy 28, 1374EVENTSAT MONGOOSE: Fri., Mar. 1, 8:30pm. %u201c Am nesty%u201d , Vietnam Veterans Against the War presentation Sat., Mar. 2, 8:30pm, Your Music at the Mongoose. Open Jam Session - any instruments you have plus voice. 782 Union St.ETHICS OF DEPLETION & POLLUTION: Lecture by Dr. Frank Collins, Polytechnic Institute of NY. Fri., Mar. 1, 8:30pm, Ethical Culture Society, 53 Prospect Park West. Contr: $2. Students: $1.BARGAIN BASEMENT SALE: Park Slope Day Care Center, 762 President St., March 2,10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Toys, Tie-dye shirts, homemade bake goods, lunch and much more. For information, call Jan Flash 788-6087.NATURE%u2019S MIRACLES: slide talk by Ruth Smiley, Mohonk Mountain House, describing plants & animals in their native habitats. Mar. 3, Brooklyn Botanic Garden, 1000 Washington Ave. 2:30pm, adm: $1.TUES. N1TE AT THE MOVIES: Mar. 5, 7prn. Alice Faye & Dick Powell in %u201c On the Avenue%u201d . First Presbyterian Church, 124 Henry St.IRISH ARCHITECTURE: slidelecture %u201c Irish Homes & Castles%u201d , by Hon. Desmond Guinness, noted preservationist of Dublin%u2019 s Georgian architecture. Tues., Mar. 5, 8pm, Long Island Historical Society, 128 Pierrepont St. Reception afterwards. Adm: $5. Reservations: call MA 4-0890.MENTAL MEETING: Wed.,March 6, 8 p.m., meeting of Subregional Mental Health Planning Board A. Agenda includes plans for opening psychiatric outpatient unit in Park Slope. Community Advisory Board will be organized. Public invited. Methodist Nurses Residence, 6th St., below 8th Ave.LUNCHEON LECTURE SERIES: The Invisible Model: Sketches in the Sociology of Art. With John M. Moore. Mar. 7, %u201c Pictorial Space from the Byzantine Icon to Cezanne. $3.75 for luncheon, lecture $1. Info: 789-2493.\adaptation of the Princess & the Pea, presented by Middle School, Packer Collegiate Institute. Mar. 8, 2pm & Mar. 9, 8pm. Tickets: $2.50 in advance, $3 at door. Reservations: call 875-6644.BENEFIT CONCERT: Bev Grant and the Human Condition, a folkrock group, will present a benefit March 8 and 9. St. John%u2019s Episcopal Church, St. John%u2019s PI., between 6th and 7th Aves. begins 8 p.m., group plans three sets. $2 per person, home-made food and pastries sold during intermission. Benefit the Circle School, a parent-cooperative school, 371 Ninth St.SALUTE: to Brooklyn%u2019s Youth, spons by BACA. Opening Day, Mar. 10. Concert 12 noon; Drama Hour 3pm. Brooklyn Museum. Adm free, public welcome. All schools in District No. 13 will be represented.r 7 ~ . ---------------------%u2014B R O O K L Y !LN'S 1H A P P E N I N G !Ifo find out when and where, f t 1 read the PH O EN IX every week.lBROOKLYN DIALOGUE: Priorities for Brooklyn, dialogue between public officials and community leaders, Sun., March 10, 2-4:30 p.m., Ingersoll Branch, Brooklyn Public Library, Grand Army Plaza. Sponsored by Brooklyn Civic Leadership Coalition. Organized groups and civic organizations may register to participate by calling 855-3923. Moderator, John LaCorte.SOCIAL CONCERN LECTURE: %u201c What has the 60%u2019s meant for Blacks in America?%u201d with Hon. Basil Peterson, Vice-chairm an, Deni. National Com. Thurs., Mar. 14, 7pm, 12th fl aud, School of Contemporary Studies, Brooklyn College, 96 Schermerhorn St. Free.MOVIES AT BROOKLYN MUSEUM: %u201c The Wall%u201d , %u201c Calder%u2019s Circus%u201d & %u201c College%u201d at 3pm, Mar. 16.ANNUAL DINNER-DANCE: West Brooklyn Independent Democrats, celebrating I7th Anniversary of founding., Sat., March 23, 7:30 p.m., Bossert Hotel, 99 Montague St. For tickets, write: Marion Miller, 50 Sidney PI.MAD HATTER'S BALL: Spons by The Brooklyn Heights Youth Center, Inc. Mar. 23, 8:30pm, Memorial Ballroom, YWCA, 30 Third Ave. Dance to the %u201c Jades%u201d & %u201c Red Van Drummers%u201d . Tickets: $5. Call: 875-4202 for info.MUSIC &THEATREBAROQUE RECITAL: Sun.,March 3, South Brooklyn chamber group playing works by Telemann, Scarlatti, Quantz and Rameau. 1st Presbyterian Church, 124 Henry St. 7 p.m. Free.NEW CHELSEA PRODUCflON: NY premiere of \Christopher Hampton, Directed by Robert Kalfin. Chelsea Theater Center, Brooklyn Academ y of Music, 30 Lafayette Ave. Performances run thru Mar. 10. For info call 783-5110.BACH: His Time & Music. People To People Program with Raymond Erickson, 5th fi, Brooklyn Museum, Mar. 10, 2pm. Also harpsichord performance.ARTEXHIRITSEXHIBIT: Textiles from Morocco & Algeria: 18 & 19th Century, Feb. 20 - Apr. 14. Brooklyn Museum.PAINTINGS & PRINTS: by Gail Cohen Edelman on exhibit at LIU Brooklyn Center, Feb. 25 - Mar. 14. Flatbush Ave. Ext. at DeKalb Ave. M-F, 10am-7pin.Michael Finn and Christopher Lloyd are currently appearing asthe French poets Rimbaud and Verlaine in the Chelsea TheaterCenter of Brooklyn%u2019s production of %u201c Total Eclipse\through March 10 at the Brooklyn Academy of Music.PHOTOGRAPHS: by Robert Ipcar on display at LIU Brooklyn Center,Flatbush Ave. Ext. & DeKalb Ave.Photos are illustrations for series of childrens%u2019 books entitled %u201c What Can She Be?%u201d Feb. 27 - Mar. 12. MF, 10a.-7pm; Sat. & Sun., 10am4pm.GALLERY TALK: %u201c Krishna: The Love-God of India,%u201d with Vishakha Walker. Mar. 6 & 9, 1:15pm, 2nd fl,Brooklyn Museum.Gallery Players SetShakespeare ClassicPAM MILLER: Show of paintings, Gallery 91,91 Atlantic Ave., March 2-14. FreeARTHUR NATALE: paintings exhibit, Brooklyn Museum, thru Mar. 6.MASTER ETCHINGS: from the collections of Brooklyn Museum. Mar. 6-Apr. 21, Print Gallery, Brooklyn Museum.The Gallery Players of Park Slope have initiated rehearsals for the upcom ing production of William Shakespeare%u2019s %u201c As You Like It.%u201d The show will be staged at the Old First Reform Church, 126 Seventh Ave. at Carroll St., on March 22, 23 , 28, 29, 30, April 4, 5, and 6. The curtain time is 8 p.m. for all performances.Tickets are priced at $2.50, with student rates at ! 1.50. For reservations and additional information, call 622-1037 (eves) or 768-1168 (days).The Gallery Players scored earlier this season with a production of %u201c Under Milkwood.%u201d Other Gallery hits over the last half decade have included %u201c The Madwoman of Chaillot,%u201d %u201c A View From The Bridge,%u201d %u201c The Subject Was Roses,%u201d %u201c Dracula,%u201d and %u201c The Lion In Winter.%u201dThe company is a member of the Alliance of Brooklyn Theater Arts, the performing arts arm of the Brooklyn Arts and Culture Association, Inc. (BACA)lllllllllllllllllllilliiiiiiiiilllililllllliliiiiiiiii\IIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIi:illEllttiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiii%u00ab:Foss to Play,ConductThe Brooklyn Philharmonia will present the third concert of the Orchestra%u2019s 1973-74 Major Subscription Series, on Sunday afternoon, March 10, at 3 pm, in the Music Hall of the Brooklyn Academy of Music, featuring Lukas Foss, orchestra music advisor and conductor at the piano.The many faceted composer-pianist will be featured that afternoon as the piano soloist in the bach %u201c F Minor Concerto%u201d , %u201c Hindemith%u2019s %u201c The Four Temperaments%u201d as well as Bach's Cantata 146, %u201cWir mussen durch viel Trubsal%u201d , at the same time conducting the orchestra in all three works from the piano.The featured soloists for the Bach Cantata are: Lois Bove, soprano; Sofia Steffan, mezzo-soprano; Jonathan Rigg, tenor; Alan Baker, baritone and the Brooklyn Philharmonia Choral Society, David Aurelius, conductor.The Bach %u201c F Minor Concerto%u201d is the shorter of Bach%u2019s two keyboard works with orchestra, well known for its liltingly lyrical and beautiful slow movement. A historical note of importance on the Hindemith: It was Lukas Foss, who first premiered the work %u201c Die vier Temperamente%u201d as piano-soloist under the baton of Paul Hindemith and subsequently recorded the work, conducting it from the piano.The final work of the afternoon will be the rarely performed Bach Cantata 146, %u201c W ir mussen durch viel Trubsal%u201d with the abovementioned soloists and chorus. As Bach often transcribed his own compositions from one instrument to the other, Lukas Foss has chosen the piano rather than the organ for this performance since the piano has become a legitimate instrument for Bach%u2019s keyboard w riting nowadays. Once again he will conduct the orchestra, soloists and chorus from the piano.Ticket prices for the performance for reserved seats: $3.50, $4.50, $5.50 and $6.50. Student Rush Tickets: $2.50 shortly before the concert at the Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM) Box Office: 30 Lafayette Ave,, or call 636- 4100.IIIlllllllllllllilHIIIIIIIIlIimillllllllllHHlIIIIIIl^iiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iiiiiii3iiiiiiiiiimiHHHmiiiig(iinif%u2019Don9! miss a single Issue... Subscribe Today!H IT IfflB JW n sP h o o n i x , 1 3 2 C l i n t o n f f r o n t , B r o o k l y n , M . Y . V V 2 0 VH o m o ......A d d r e t f C i t y Z i pOne YearA A . I f I l l y f a . v v |m n n i f