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We Havethe BooksCommunity Bookstores!(i2 Montague St., Bklvn Hts Tel. 834-9494143 7th Ave., Park Slope Tel. 783-3075Hungary'An authentic Hungarian restaurant right here in Brnnkh %u25a0 Beef Goulash, Chicken Paprika, Stuffed Cabi n. Palacsinta and other traditional dishes.Father%u2019s Day Dinner -12 Noon-10 P.M. \LUNCH AND DINNER COCKTAILS %u2022 WINES %u2022 LIQUORS OPEN 7 DAYS Major Credit Cards Accepted625-1649 142 Montague St.Meeting Friends? Relaxing?The Fun%u2019s With Us.ROOD%u2019S ROOSTSROOST I309 7th Ave. Brooklyn, NY 788-9793ROOST III4218 Bergen Tpke. N. Bergen, NJ 201-865-9647...........................%u25a0iniSEEDS OF THE FUTURE CAFE438 Atlantic Ave., Brooklyn, N.Y.(Bet. Bond & Nevins Sts.) 625-9759LUNCH %u2022 DINNER %u2022 CATERINGGuiseppes Home Cooking & Jazz & Fine ArtFor your dining pleasureour garden will beopening Fri. June 22nd ----------- Join Us!------------SEEDS HAS INTRODUCED SOME UNIQUE NEW DISHES TO IT%u2019S MENUNeither Charles M. Gage nor Eugene Tollner dreamed when they moved theireating house to the present location, that 86 years later it would be designated as a city landmark. In 1889,10 years after its opening, Gage &Tollner's splendidly long gas-lit dining room provided a fashionable setting for New York'sleading families to dine in elegance and comfort. Today, little has been changed. The softly gas-lit dining room with its cut glass chandeliers, mirrored mahogany walls lined with red velvet brocade, finely carved piasterwork and sturdy mahogany tables is one of the finest examples of \(The Good Old Days) in all of New York. And the qualityof the food and the wav it is served still adheres to the high standards established by the founders nearly a century ago. It%u2019s their legacy of graciousness and our claim to fame.GAGE&TOLLNERBrooklyn's Landmark Seafood& Steak House (tsx ie/9)372 Fulton Street (nr Boro Hall). For reservations call 875-5181. Open daily.Weekdays 11:30 A M. to 9:00 P.M. Saturdays 4:00 P.M. to 11:00 P.jVI.Major credit cards.The very famous restaurant in Brooklyn.Cuacl) |mtrp n .u u~%u00ab m -----%u201e u ii o r ' o r 1 %u201e _ r : %u201e u c -ro o tn , c t p uini l-to /111 rtv c u c l v u i i u u uc u a i u u u u l fl-O IIABroiled Haddock Flounder FlourentineShrimps, Clams & Mussels MariniereTortellini Alfredo Broiled ScallopsChicken with Almond CreamComplimentary wine or cordial after every mealHomemade Desserts & Deity SpecialsMajor Credit Cards Honored.OPEN 7 DAYS A W EEKDinner: 6-10:30 pmLunch: Weekdays 11:30-3 pmNOW OPEN SUNDAYS FOR DINNER FROM 1:00-9:00 P.M.m in n iH iim iKLYN HEIGHTS Cinema*70 HENRY SfalOCANGF Sr _ _ Tel 596Wed & Thurs \Starts Friday LAURENCE OLIVIER Arthur Hill%u2018%u2018A LITTLE ROMANCE\Held Over WOODY ALLEN DIANE KEATONMANHATTANShown At2-30 4 15 6 7 45. 9 30t T h eU)eauecsStudioRestaurant Charcuterie Catering______ now open for lunch and dinner______178 Atlantic Avenue, Brooklyn, N.Y. I !20l6^4i%u00a7S2reservationrrecotm ricrHiec'69A 7th Ave. Park Slope 857-9221CLASSES STARTING SOON IN:WEAVING MACRAME KNITTING CROCHET NEEDLEPOINT KIDS%u2019 WORKSHOPNew Spring Cottons for Knitting, etc. OPEN TUES.-SAT.lor all your cralt supply needs.BARGEMUSICLTDPRFSENTSBarge musicJuly 2 2 . Sun. 8 PMCham ber JazzBarge having itsbottom done in NewJersey. If all goesaccording to schedule,we%u2019ll be back in timeto hearDick W ellstoodplay Solo Piano.624-4081Fulton Ferry LandingFoot of Cadman Plaza Was*Adm. $5Seniors & Students $2.50Under IS freeBecause you appreciate the finest Middle East andFrench cuisines in a beautiful settingelmeatoser r s a a %u201cr ^ a ^ L - i F s ? A . r v i - rhas expanded to 2 floors!Reservations now accepted for individuals & parties Open 7 days a weekNOW CATERING TO PRIVATE PARTIES624-9267 Nasser Almontaser 218 Court St.Tues-Thurs 11 AM-11 PM Fri.l 1 AM-12 PM Sat. 3 PM-12 PM Sun. 1 PM-11 PMBROOKLYN%u2019S PROFESSIONAL RESIDENT BLACK THEATRE COMPANYT H E BILLIE H O L ID /V T H E A T R EMarjorie Mcon%u2014Executive Producer Mikell Pinkney%u2014Artistic DirectorPresentsA NEW SPIRITUAL MYSTERY COMEDYU., ,W R p ' V. t&X- ftBy A. MARCUS HEMPHILLFeaturing Tho B ill. Holiday Theatre Residenl fe tin g CompanyMAURICE CARLTON VALERIE DRUMMOND EARL FIELDS, JR. lELAINE GRAHAMSAMUEL JACKSON AVAN LITTLES GREGORY MILLER EBONY JO ANN PINKNEYJOYCE SYLVESTER CAROL WOODSSets & Costume Design byFELIX E. COCHRENLighting Design byTIM PHILLIPSDirected by MIKELL PINKNEY1,Sound System Design bySTUART WILLIAMSProduction Stage ManagerLISA WATSONPREVIEWS BEGIN MAY 3,1979Thurs.Sal. at 8 P.M. Sun. a! 4 P.M.OPENS MAY 12,1979at THE BILLIE HOLIDAY THEATRE 1368 Fulton St%u201e BrooKlyn, N.Y. 11216T A K E T H E %u201c A \BOX OFFICE 636-0919mad# povubm w .ih public funds from NEW YORK STATE COUNCIL ON THE ARTS Thu w ant is also mada possibla with funds from THE CBS FOUNDATIONAT LAST!Chinese Haute Cuisinein Brooklyn HeightsFON YUENSpecial Parties Showers, weddings, BirthdaysBring Your Own WineCorner of Clark St. near St. George Hotel114 Henry St. Bklyn. NY 596-0110Take-Out Service11:30-10 PM_ Free DeliveryPage 10. The PHOENIX. July 19. 19794890234823234848485323484848235353