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March 28,1974 PHOENIX PagesHeights Players InviteKids to Land ofDo you know what %u201c Grannies\are...? Well, they%u2019re not thesame things as Granmas. I meanfor instance, you can%u2019t really siton a %u2018%u2018grannie%u2019%u2019 's knee, and theydon%u2019t make apple pies, or let yousneak a candy bar before dinner.Grannies is magicalthings.. .also sorta weird.. .asthis chap named Tinker Tomfound out. He also found out a lotof other amazing things. As amatter of fact, Tinker Tom hadall sorts of adventures with theGrannies in a Kindgom calledTingaling. He met a beautifulPrincess and fell madly in love.He met two definitely befuddledDukes, who met the samePrincess, and had exactly thesame reaction! (Wow-ee!) Tomalso ran into a King, his PrimeM inister and. . .a DreadfulDancing Goblin...! (Well, youknew there'd be a villain heresomeplace, right...?Anyhoo, the Heights PlayersTheatre for Children invites youto come along and share the funwith %u201cTinker Tom and theMagical Grannies%u201d , whichdelicious bit of whimsy waswritten by Hal Lynch, with musicby Andi Stryker-Rodda, and willbe directed by that Children'sTheatre veteran Jane Stanton.We are also proud to announcethat this production is sponsored by the Brooklyn SavingsBank!So, come one, come all, andhelp Tinker Tom win the hand ofthe beautiful Princess. Come tothe Kingdom of Tingaling onArpil 6-7, 13-14 or 20-21, whichat that time will be located at 26Willow Place in the Alfred T.White Community Center ofBrooklyn Heights where at 2:30p.m. Tinker Tom and his friendswill whisk everybody into amarvelously magical afternoonof songs, laughter, suspense,and maybe a couple of goosebumps too. ..all delightfullymake-believe, as only theHeights Players can manufacture it. . .!There will be a special performance Saturday, April 6, at 11a.m. Tickets for this performancemay be picked up from theBrooklyn Savings Bank at theirSpecial Service Department,rear of the first floor on thePierrepont Street side. Be theBank%u2019s guest and bring yourfriends.%u2014Jean HoustonGroup of Artists from Historic Old Brooklyn planning a Cooperating Artists Show at GraceEpiscopal Church in Brooklyn Heights for the first week in June. Works will be received at theChurch Fri. and Sat May 30 and June 1. The show w ill run Sunday through Sunday June 2 throughJune 9th. For information call TR 5-1716. The planning group left to right: Bill Pyles, BarbaraSpiller, Jay Ule, Annie Laurie, Jose Catarineu, Gypsy Pyles and Ben Aldeman (Roger EricksonPhoto.)Recent Arrests in 76th Precincttiim iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiBiiiiiim iiiiim iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiisiiiiiiiifliiiiiiiisiim iiiiiiiiiiiiim iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiSeeks Landmark SpecialistAs part of its intensive campaign to preserve historic landmarks, the City of New York is seeking a Supervising Landmarks Preservation Specialist who is %u201cnot a desk man but a shirt-sleeves type who can move out into communities and deal sensitively and effectively with people.%u201dThe individual must be %u201ccommitted to the preservation of historic buildings and must possess the technical know-how to get results%u201d , accoring to an announcement from the New York , City Department of Personnel. This competitive civil service nosition pays $15,750 a year. Applications will be accepted from April 2 through April 22.A Supervising Landm arks Preservation Specialist must be able to determine what an old building was like originally and how it can be restored. This involves working with community groups, conducting public hearings, and liaison with elected officials and city agencies on preservation of landmarks and historic districts. The specialist also form ulates regulations, standards, plans and programs for historic preservation in New York City.Applicants must have a baccalaureate degree with a major in architechture, civil engineering, architectural history, history of art, city planning, political science, sociology or a related field. They also ntajjt have four years of full-time paio*%u00abxperience in city planning, arcm^ieture, building restoration or pieservation of aged buildings, or arelated field, at least two years of which must be in building restoration or preservation and one year in a superivsory or administrative capacity.Community Relations Officer Timothy Cole at the 76th Precinct reported seven arrests this week. On Wednesday, March 20th at 5:15 pm Officer Snady Check apprehended a juvenile on Dean Street between Smith and Hoyt Streets and charged him with robbery. Also on the 20th, a youth was apprehended at 60 Nelson Street by Officer Wright Hockaday. He was charged with assualt and possession of Marijuana.On Thursday, March 21st at 1:15 am, Officer Roger Petitio arrested a suspect for attempted burglary on Pacific Street between Boerum Place and Smith Street. On the 22nd, at 1:45 am, Officer Laura McNally arrested a suspect on Van Dyke Street between Dwight andRichard Streets. He was charged with larceny. There were two arrests on Friday the 23rd, one for burglary and the other for robbery.The former occurred at Sedgwick Street between Van Brunt and Columbia at 4:30 am. Anthony Ciavarella was the arresting officer. The robbery arrest occurredat 10 pm at the corner of Clinton and Mill Streets. Matthew Triolo was the arresting officer.And on Saturday, March 24th. Officer Jorge Castro arrested a man at Dean and Smith Streets for allegedly stealing an automobile He was cnarged fh grand lar ceny.Oil Paintings / Pastels April 30-May 1191 AtlanticGLORIA FURMAN Iffllc Ave. Brooklyn GALLESY9I 11%u201d IBROOKLYN PHILHARMONIAThe Brownstone GalleryWe buy 19th and 20th Century Paintings and PrintsSingle Pictures or Entire Collections at Fairest Prices76 7th Ave., Park Slope 636-8736Saturday, March 30, 8:00 PMIn the Music Hall of the Brooklyn Academy of MusicA m e r i c a n C o m p o s e r sCopland %u2014 Carter %u2014 FeldmanJuilfiardStringQuartet%u2022 a * %u2022u nHEIGHTSPLA Y ER ST-HEATRE FBREHIblDREN TINKER TOMand theMAGICAL GRANNIESE lliot CarterIS trin g Q u a rta t N oi3Lukas FossConductorAaron CoplandGuest Speaker\\(New York Premieres)*Jesse LevineViolaMorton Feldman jViola in my Ufa*S .80,6.5 0 ,4 .5 0 ,3 .5 0 ; Y o u th Ru%u00bbh T ic k a t%u00bb .(2 1 2 )6 3 6 -4 1 2 0 o r6 3 6 -4 1 0 < )| B ro o k ly n A oa d a m y o f M tn ic , one b lo c k fro m IR T .B M tllN D L IR R 3 0 L a fa y a tt* A ve ,, B ro o k ly n , N .V .- A tte n d e d P arking A v a ila b le%u00b0 T r r r a n r o i n n m rin n rYirra Tnr r r reDIRECTED BYJANE STANTONAPRIL-6-71314-20-212:30 RM. %u2022Reservations 237-2752 *26Willow PlaceMUSiC BYAudi Stryker-RoddaBOOK & LYRICS BYHal LynchMsrntteSpecializing in Yemen and International CuisineFine Food at Good Prices144 Atlantic Ave.Open Daily 11a.m.-11p.m.858-7732SACRED C A N T A T A%u201c Seven W ords of Our Saviorfrom the Cross %u201dCom posed by Franz Joseph Hayden in 1785 for the Cathedral of CadizChoir of Wen and B oysMoses Jenkins- Tenor Sven Leaf- Barritone Stephen B Chapin- AltoGroup of Trebles: Darryl McCants Bruce Hoins In n n th n n I in rllp Ppfpr 1 nfson Christopher vonKoschembahr Anne V .AAcKittrick, F.A.G.O., Director Sunday, M arch I I I i I a.m .G race C hurch, B ro o k ly n H eigh tslo t Hicks StartNew at Michel'sCabaretWe hate to be cheeky but we%u2019ve booked anenormous talent for our Cabaret %u2014 MISSCLAIBORNE CARY, singer, comedienne, actress,with Mr. Franklin Roosevelt Underwood, whoserenderings of beautiful tunes, mixed with wildlyenergetic deliveries of special material, will undoyou %u2014 you%u2019re in for a dynamite evening. One of ourstoic waiters (who thinks he%u2019s another Paul Lynde)laughed himself to tears; frankly, we went furtherbut we can%u2019t put it into print! Do come & see MissCary and Mr. Underwood in our Cabaret %u2014 youwon%u2019t be sorry, we promise.No cover, no minimum. 9 p.m. to 1 a.m., Friday,M a r r h PQ R, *4 a tu rrla y M a r r h 140 A t t ir p %u2014 V d p ij p t nSimplicity. MICHEL%u2019S, 346 Flatbush Ave., ParkSlope.Michel'sm %u00bb-UUI I.HJUU %u00ab M.ajajULKJUUUIJWJUW%u u u u L a ju u L e ju u u ji a. JULUUL8JUUU