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14, PHOENIX, May 30, 1974n - _______ ' f ! | ___D a m e s ru mTo Begin Heights Summer FestivalA new film by John Barnes, Heights resident, will be premiered at First Presbyterian Church, 124 Henry Street,%u2019on Wednesday June 5 in a free showing at 8 p.m. This film is the first in a program of events collectively titled The Brooklyn Heights Summer Festival.Barnes%u2019 play, %u201c The Bible as Literature,%u201d shows the Old Testament in all its literary forms. Barnes uses acted episodes, classical music played by the London Chamber Orchestra, and paintings by the Old Masters.Sagas and stories are chosen from the early chapters of Genesis. Jo b %u2019s plight is pictured in a dramatic dialogue. The prophetic books arc shown as protest literature; and the Book of Proverbs is treated as lyric poetry. The climax is the joyous choral rendition of Psalm 150, while the camera spans Luca della Rabbia%u2019s beatific work. %u201c Singing Gallery.%u201dThe program will be completed bv %u201c Chartres C athedral,%u2019%u2019 film directed by John Barnes and narrated by John Canaday, Art Critic and Editor of the New York Times.Also as part of the Summer Festival, %u201cThe Ladies,%u201d scenes from popular comedy acted by Marilyn Beck, Florence Stuart and Fred Earle will be shown on Sunday June 2, 7 p.m. at First Presbyterian. Admission is free.iiH M iw titiiiin iiiin m H n itin H iiiim iiiiiiiiiiim in iiiiin m ilin iiiiiiiiiiiiiiig u iiiiiiH itiiiiiiiiiiiiiim iiMichel s Changes With the TimesThe Fort Greene Landmarks Preservation Committee vicechairman, Richard Burlage [left] and chairman Jane Collinpresented a copy of %u201c Historic Fort Greene%u201d to ConsolidatedEdison officers John V. Cleary, Jr., Vice President, BrooklynDivision and Gerald J. Gillen, General Manager. The 200-pageresearch document was presented in recognition of Con Ed%u2019ssupport of Fort Greene%u2019s application for landmark status.Y Offers Childbirth CourseThe Lamaze method of Natural Childbirth course will be offered at the Brooklyn YWCA Women%u2019s Center heginning Wednesday evening, June 5. The course will include six classes, given Wednesdays from 8 to 9:30 at the YW%u2019s 30 Third Avenue building. The fee is $30 per couple.Course instructor Ginny Brooks is a certified Lamaze teacher and an RN in the obstretical-gynecological section at Methodist Hospital. Ms. Brooks, described the Lamaze Method as %u201cthe only way to have a baby.%u201d Any woman wishing to take the course must have a note of approval from her doctor. Ms. Brooks stated, %u201c While those doctors who practice LamazeSfcvtfrTRESTAURArBREAKFAST, LUNCH,DINNER & COCKTAILSs->J(iCo r n e r o f Atlantic t h ir dTEL 625 0 0 6 3 OR 625 0904-R E S 1A U R A N T c* n7c*ysaw%u00abk5 -3o W t o MidHiq h triiiiiiiIiiTake a chicken to lunch-to the beach %u25a0-for a ride in the country S -in your own backyard %u25a0Turn an ordinary meal into a picnic withREGO%u2019S ROOSTg ^ O p c n Doily 11 to 11 169 ATLANTIC AVE.(aOnton)0%u00bbDN'T frtT TO < r t e T H IS V 'C A *^I hen visit ^ O U V L A K l147 AVowTAG-Ut St.ib u S t u u X .------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Visit thePromenadeRestaurantfor steaks, ch op s, seafood , soda fountain.H om e-style C ooking is ou r sp ecialty.With our exp^ded facilities,we have added a service barserving cocktails,wines, and liquors,84 M ontague St., { Corner of Hicks )theory are widespread, some hospitals and doctors still do not allow natural childbirth. A woman should check with her doctor and the hospital where she will give birth to ascertain their policy.%u201dWomen should be entering their eighth month of pregnancy (7 months pregant) to attend the course. This course will be repeated beginning July 17. The Lamaze course includes both the philosophy and the exercises designed to make birth a pleasant experience. Small groups will learn the breathing technique, designed to minimize pain and the body exercises that tune the body for delivery.Fathers-to-be take an active part in the Lamaze course, learning to coach the woman and to aid in the counting for the breathing exercises plus learning how to time contractions. Husbands are encouraged to attend all six classes; however, if time is a problem, they are asked to attend at least classes 1, 5 and 6. Ideally, the husband should be allowed to remain with his wife in both the labor and delivery rooms. Permission for this must be obtained from the doctor and hospital involved. Even if this final phase of father-to-be participation is denied, the Lamaze method makes for a happier, easier birth.BY DAN ICOLARIDon%u2019t let the Austrian drapes fool you: Michel%u2019s inPark Slope is no longer the exclusive domain of charity luncheons and the Fraternal Order of the Well-Done Moose. I t %u2019s changed-because the neighborhood%u2019s changed.%u201c This is 1974,%u201d says owner George Michel, whose family has operated the restaurant since 1910. %u201c I don%u2019t I ike formal dress; why should I require it of my guests?%u201d Since February, when M ichel%u2019s launched its intim ate, attractive Cabaret, the venerable institution has undergone a number of changes. The Cabaret menu, for instance, is brief but complete, delicious and, most important, affordable.Bob Murphy, who books the talent and is in charge of advertising and publicity, says, %u201c This is strictly a non-pressure place; once you come through those doors it%u2019s another world. You can eat and drink inexpensively, relax, and enjoy some superb entertainment.%u201dThat entertainment is being provided, superbly these days,by pianist-vocalist Franklin Roosevelt Underwood (no kidding), who has written the score for a Broadway show, %u201c Lovely Ladies-Kind Gentlemen,%u201d as well as material for several revues, for comics Dorn Deluise and Lily Tomlin, and for female impersonator Lynne Carter. Underwood exemplified what social critic Susan Sontag has called the 20-th century ironic sensibility-in music.In Manhattan, an experience of this caliber would cost a mint, but at Michel%u2019s Cabaret there%u2019s no cover and no minimum. So you don%u2019t have to save Michel%u2019s for special occasions. You can drop by after work for a drink, have dinner before a concert at BAM, or stop in later on in the evening for a nightcap and a bite in the Cabaret. It won%u2019t put a hurtin%u2019 on your wallet.Michel%u2019s kitchen is open %u2019til 11 Sunday, Tuesday and Wednesday, %u2019til 1 Thursday, Friday and Saturday; closed on Mondays. Michel%u2019s, 346 Flatbush Avenue, between Eighth Avenue and Sterling Place. Do it.iiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHmiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiimiiiuiHiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiBeowulf Show Opens Second Season of Plays%u201cThe Sword of the Giants,%u201d the story of the battle of the young warrior Beowulf and the monster Grendel, will open the summer season of The Popcorn and Popsicle Theatre at Packer Collegiate Institute in Brooklyn Heights on Monday June 17 at 6:30 p.m. The play, written by Brooklyn resident Greer Woodward, won a national playwriting competition sponsored by The University of Nevada at Las Vegas. %u201c The Sword of the Giants%u201d is a contemporary treatment of the Beowulf legend recommended for children ages seven and above.The Packer production is sponiI Spanish Restaurant121 Atlantic Ave.625-8539Authentic CuisineFrom Spainfeaturing:TA P A5 i S p o r m r Snot M l Se rved at Ba r Sat & Sun Noo n 4 P M OPEN FOR LUNCH AND DINNER SEVEN DAYSThevery famous restaurantin Brooklyn.wIn 1879 Brooklyn was a separate city and we began a New York dining tradition. The distinction of the food, the unhurried service and the elegant atmosphere attracted patrons from far and wide. Now we are a Landmark, a nostalgic example of a golden era in New York%u2019s history. Today, as In the past, our patrons arrive with anticipation and leave warm and happy. It%u2019s our claim to fame.Brooklyn's Landmark Seafood and Steak House (Est 1879)Ga g eTollnerr!7? Fulton Stmat (nr Boro Hall) 875-5181. Lunch and Dinner exceot Sunday.Amex & Diners.sored by The Playwright%u2019s Theatre for Children, a group of New York playwrights formed to give professional productions to origina; and experimental plays for young audiences. The group%u2019s second season, made possible by a grant from The New York State Council of the Arts, will open with three free performances of %u201c The Snow Maiden,%u201d a dramatic opera-ballet for young audiences, by Pat Hale Whitton, on June 7 at 2 p.m. and June 9 at 3:30 and 7 p.m. at Now York University%u2019s Education At; ditorium, 35 W. 4th St.%u201cThe Sword of the Giants%u201d will run for four performances: Monday, June 17 at 6:30 p.m ., Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, June 18, 19, and 20 at 1-30 p.m. Admission is one dollar. For reservations call 875-6644.Botanic Garden Has Openings In 3 CoursesT hree lim ited -en ro llm en t courses being offered by the Brooklyn Botanic Garden are now open for registration. The courses are %u201c Ferns for the Garden,%u201d June 21, 10:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m., course fee $11; %u201c Annual Flowers,%u201d July 9, 10: a.m.-12 noon, course fee $4; and %u201c Know and Enjoy Tropical Fruits and Vegetables,%u201d July 18, 6:30-8:30 p.m., course fee $11. The %u201c Ferns%u201d course includes plants supplied to take home.To register, send name, address and telephone number (with registration fees) to Instruction Dept., Brooklyn Botanic Garden, 1000 Washington Ave., Brooklyn, 11225.S'