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h p 8 PHOENIX April 18, 1974Tinker Tom'-Winning Whimsey%u201c TH R EE SISTERS,%u201d a signed and numbered lithograph by Moses Soyer, w ill be givento Patrons of the Founders%u2019 Ball at The Brooklyn Museum, April 27. The artist created alim ited edition especially for the event, which celebrates the 150th anniversay of thefounding of the Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences. Proceeds from the Annual Ball,which is sponsored by the Museum%u2019s Community Committee, help fund workshops andprograms for children and adults at the Museum.Penderecki to Be Guest atBrooklyn Philharmonia ConcertBY WALT FORMANThe Heights Players Theatre for Children will close another entertaining season this coming weekend with the final shows in the presentation of Hal Lynch%u2019s %u201cTinker Tom and the Magical Grannies%u201d directed by Jane Stanton.It%u2019s the whimsical story of a pure-hearted tinker and his efforts to win the hand of the beautiful princess Clothilda despite an inevitable challenge from two scurrilous but bumbling dukes with a little additional interference from her father (the king) and a dreadful dancing goblin whom one comes to suspect is more dancing than dreadful.Tinker Tom, lightly and very ably portrayed by Kevin Keneally, is aided in his quest,however, by the five magical %u201c Grannies in the Glen.%u201d The Grannies, Thumpkin, Featherling, Sniffles, Butterbean and Gigglesbones are delightfully played by Anne Stanton, Frances Breitbart, Marilyn Beck, Judy Stanton and Nancy DeVito.The action is set in the Royal Court of Dingaling, ruled over by King Dagobert, played by Robert Orlick, and his attentive prime minister, played by David Loyd. The king sets the rules of the challenges, the %u201cthree impossible tasks%u2019%u2019 which must be accomplished in order to win the hand of Princess Clothilda, most winsomely portrayed by Lisa Pucci.Jack Fink gives a fine performance in his role as the dreadful dancing goblin and his %u201cborn to dance%u201d number is one of the high points of the afternoon.Richard Judge and Courtney Sweeting as the Duke of Silge and the Duke of Flapingom, respectively provide a touch of slapstick in their nearly totally ineffectual, clown-like attempts to gain the hand of the princess.The choreography of Gwen Formark and the score by Andi Stryker-Rodda combine with the extremely attractive and well done costumes and set to complete what is certainly one of the most fun-filled and enjoyable afternoons for children in a while.%u201cTinker Tom and the Magical Grannies%u201d will have its final two performances this coming Saturday and Sunday, April 20 and 21 at 2:30 p.m. at the Heights Players, 26 Willow Place.An evening of Polish composers, the finai concert in the Brooklyn Philharmonia%u2019s %u201c Meet the Moderns%u201d series, will be given Saturday, April 27, at 8, in the Music Hall of the Brooklyn Academy of Music.Lukas Foss will conduct and composer Krzysztof Penderecki will be the guest speaker.The concert will feature the Concord String Quartet; violinist Mark Sokol; tenor Jonathan Rigg;a good bookstore -j H ie Community Bookstore of Poric lope |143 7th Avenue 783 3075I----------------------------------------------------------Jim <>n Mem IXH>H TO DOOH SKHVICKH e ig h t s C a r & L im o u s i n e S e r v ic e I n c .l.nr d urn! lonii 1 kstuiivi' (nilsZone Flat Rates(Il%u2019KN 21 111H US TKL .*22-7222Scotto Fu neral H om e106 First Place Brooklyn, N.Y.Salvatore Buddy Scotto, President TR 5-2515New Enlarged QuartersGold Palace118 Court StreetJew elry - Ceramics - Gifts - CosmeticsPerfume - AppliancesSpecial Opening Value %u25a0 14 kt. goldhoroscope earrings for $9.95C o m e help us celebrate!in o o J f f f f w o n u.'ff ZZJSth ZffZZZZ* j w * i n * * p v i v i m %u00ab %u00ab *%u2022%u25a0%u25a0%u2022**>I%u00ae,*.%u00ab*,*%Jthe Long Island Symphonic Choir, Gregg Smith, director; and the New Jersey Percussion Ensemble, Ray DesRoche, director. The concert will be highlighted by a colloquy between Penderecki and Lukas Foss. The program will begin with the American Premiere of Kazimierz Serocki%u2019s %u201c Swinging M usic,%u201d a work for clarinet, trombone, cello and piano.This will be followed by Witold Lutoslawski%u2019s %u201c Paroles Tissees,%u201d for tenor voice, harp, piano percussion and strings; and Lutoslawski%u2019s String Quartet, performed by the Concord String Quartet.The second half of the program will be devoted to works byPenderecki, with Mark Sokol and Lukas Foss presenting three miniatures for violin and piano, after which the Concord String Quartet will play Mr. Penderecki%u2019s %u201c String Quartet No. 2.%u201dThe concert will close with Penderecki%u2019s latest orchestral score, %u201c Dimensions of Time and Silence%u201d with Lukas Foss leading the combined forces of the Brooklyn Philharmonia Orchestra; the Long Island Symphonic Choir, and the New Jersey Percussion Ensemble.Tickets are available at the Brooklyn Academy Box Office, 30 Lafayette Ave. They range from $2.50 to $4.B r o o k l y n - P r o g r e s sT R 5 - M 9 6 - 7 - 8 B l u e P r i n t C o .Xerox, Offset, Photostatsj 194 Jo ra le m o n S t. 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A brief written script adds insightful and informative information.The program is designed to last approximately 20 minutes and is ideal for a wide range of audiences, including civic groups, school assemblies, garden clubs, fraternal organizations, block associations, etc. The slides are housed in a Kodak Carousel slide tray, and a printed script is provided. The projector and screen must be furnished by the borrower. The show must be picked up at and returned to the Botanic Garden. A refundable $10 deposit will be required.The slide show may be borrowed for use by contacting the Public Relations Office of the Brooklyn Botanic Garden, 1000 Washington Avenue, Brooklyn 11225, or by calling MA 2-4433.V * e%u2019*ev s %u00b0 t O'e V %u201e o u . e v,>to