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P eter, Paul a n d M arywith special guestsPete Seeqer, Tom ChapinThursday Oct. 30. 8 p.m.Brooklyn College. Walt Whitman Theatre(Ave H & Nostrand Ave)Tickets S18.50. S16.50 all seats reservedTkts. available at Theatre Box Office& all Ticketron outletsCharge by phoneTeletron 212-947-5850Theatre Box Office (718)434-2222Performance to Benefit Mark Green for U S. SenatePAID FOR BV FRIENDS O f MARK GREENCom e on H om e to Bed-Stuy jBrownstoners of Bedford-StuyvesantPresents the 9th AnnualHOUSE TOURVisit Homes in O ur Beautiful Brownstone Neighborhood!Saturday %u2022 October 25,1986Houses W ill Be O p en 12 n o o n -5 p mTicket Price $7%u00a7purchase tickets day of tour at:O u r Lady O f Victory Church583 Throop Ave. (corn. M acon St.)For InformationMs. /. /ones %u2022 574-1906Ms. E. Evans %u2022 857-66079-12 o r after 7pmIf you don%u2019t read THE PHOENIXevery week, you%u2019re missing the Best of Brownstone BrooklynTo Subscribe: Send $12.50 for One Year to The Phoenix 395 Atlantic Ave. Brooklyn 11217P J H sf%u00a3 tic5n 2|| j X ,A sp#........ .LOUIS AND SCHUCKER SHOW: Bilbo Books%u2019 north window will be the site for a display of paintings by Morris Louis (a collection of whose works just opened at the Museum of Modern Art) and Charles Schucker, his classmate at the Maryland Institute art school. The show will be on display through November 12, and can be seen at all times. The bookstore itself is open Saturday and Sunday, l-5pm, and is at1ft W j p lr c C f r p p fSUNDAY MUSIC: The Montauk Club will sponsor a Sunday afternoon of music, October 26 at 3pm. Fran Althous, Susana Bastarica, and Rada Hastings will be joined by Martin Garratt on the piano performing works of Bach, Brahms, Mozart and others. A reception follows the recital. The Montauk Club is at 25 Eighth Ave.LYTHGOE PERFORMS CATHEDRAL: Clive Lythgoe, executive director of Roosa School of Music, performs in his first public piano concert of the fall season on October 26, at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine in Manhattan. The concert will start at 3:30pm at the Cathedral, at Amsterdam Avenue and 112th Street. Admission is free.LOCAL ARTISTS GIVEN GRANTS: 12 local artists were awarded grants by the National Endowment for the Arts, out of 232 nation-wide winners. Willis Hartshorn, Kim Jones and John Monti were all granted $15,000; Antoine Bootz, Harvey Butts, Arthur Gonzalez, Ellen Garvens, Pamela Heller, Robin Hill, Patricia Martori, Margo Sawyer and John Schlesinger were all awarded $5,000 each.CENTENNIAL ART SHOW: As part of its Centennial Celebration, the Berkeley Carroll Street School will exhibit a show of works by over 65 Brooklyn artists on October 25 and 26. The show will be open from llam-5pm, at 181 Lincoln Place. Admission is $2.50. For information, call 789-6060.COLLEGE FACULTY RECITAL: Brooklyn College Conservatory of Music will present a faculty concert with flutist Bernard Goldberg, and pianist Mitchell Vines, who will perform works by 20th century composers Paul Hindemith and Bohulav Martinu, a sonata by Johann Hummel, and pieces by Roussel and Schubert. The concert will be held at 8pm on October 27, in Levenson Hall, Avenue H and Bedford Avenue. Tickets are $3; seniors and students $2. For information, call 434-1900.CONTEMPORARY CHORUS: The Brooklyn Contemporary Chorus has begun rehearsals for their 1986-87 season. They meet at St. Lukes Lutheran Church, Washington Avenue between DeKalb and Willoughby Avenues, every Monday at 8pm. The first concert will be on December 14. For information on joining, call 783-2215.P h o en ixR isingp r e s e n tsA FALLANTIQUE and COLLECTIBLESALESaturday, November 1 Sunday, November 2 9:30 a.m .-6 p.m.%u2022 Furniture %u2022 China%u2022 Colored Glass %u2022 Pictures%u2022 Books %u2022 Photos(inch first editions) %u2022 Mirrors%u2022 Lamps %u2022 Crystal%u2022 Unusual Items %u2022L A R T C A F E33 Lafayette Ave %u2022 Bklyn(opposite the Brooklyn Academy o f Music)T H E N EW T H E A T R E O F B R O O K LYNArtistic Director Deborah Pope presentsSPACE WALKby A Ian Mokler %u2022 Music by Brad Gorton %u2022Directed by Peter Wallace %u2022October 23-N ovem ber 16Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays at 8 pmMatinees: Thursdays at 11 amSundays at 3 pm465 Dean Stieet at Flatbush Avenue $8 ($10 on Sat.) or TDF +Reservations: Call (718) 230-3366Drama Classes For Young PeopleAges 6-16Wed. Openings Ages 8-10 Sat. Openings Ages 12-16Call: (718)855-6346 %u2022 858-9152< CBEW ITCHING%u201d SPECIALS A T D . SCOTTOD . Scotto WinesImported & DomesticFine Wines and LiquorsFREE LOCAL DELIVERYLambert Bridge %u201981 Cabernet Sauvignon was $12.99 NOW $6.99 Lambert Bridge %u201984 Chardonnay was $13.99 NOW $6.99 Lambert Bridge %u201983 Merlot was $11.99 NOW $6.99Gabriel Fleurines Brut $4.99Come in to check out our several other unadvertised specials318 Court Street TR5-5530^age 16, TH E P H O E N IX , O ctober 23, 1986