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This way people can see what the art will look like in a home environment.%u201d The first pieces hanging in Folwell%u2019s newly-begun project are his own representational watercolors, examples of stitchery by nationally-acclaimed Margaret Cusack, modernistic paint-on-paper %u201c mood works%u201d by Sabra Moore, who also enjoys a wide reputation, as well as graphic works in lithograph form by Elyse Taylor and representational paintings by Natisha Harsh.The Herb Folwell Associates Gallery is located at 139Baltic St., between Henry and Hicks. It is open Saturdays,Sundays and Mondays from 11 am - 6 pm, and other timesby appointment. For more information on the running of thegallery or the logistics of showing there, call Herb Folwell at875-0690.rD 'sTYPING SERVICE%u2022 TERM PAPERS%u2022 LEG. L. MEDICAL%u2022 MANUSCRIPTS%u2022 CONTRACTS%u2022 RESUMES%u2022 REPORTS%u2022 THESES%u2022 SCRIPTS%u2022 NOVELS%u2022 PLAYSTyped To Y O U R SpecificationsA TOTAL TYPING AND EDITING SERVICEOther Services Available....IBM Computer Typesetting, Phototypesetting, Paste-Up and PrintingRUSH JOBS - BY APPOINTMENTCALL FOR ESTIMATE236-1679VM o vin g To The M oviesIf you have made a short film since 1978 began, it is time for you to gel it out of the closet and into a competition. The 14th Annual New York Filmakcrs%u2019 Expo is on, and entries arc being excepted up until January 2, 1980. A jury made up of members of the New York Chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences and N.Y.C. filmakcrs and film teachers will evaluate all entries and select those to be screened at suc'h sites as The New School Auditorium, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Brooklyn Arts and Culture Association%u2019s tBACA) Downtown Cultural Ccnicr, and various universities throughout the country. Cash prizes arc part of the honors. There are no categories, but the works must be less than 60 minutes and in 16mm optical. The %u201c Metropolitan Edition%u201d of the screenings is scheduled for February 3rd, 1980 beginning at 1pm at BACA%u2019s Downtown Cultural Center, 111 Willoughby St. For all information on the Festival, screenings, and for applications, call BACA at 743-4469 or 783-3077, (Mon.-Fril, 10-5); or write to BACA at 200 Eastern Parkway, Bklyn. 11238.BAM Runs M u lti-M e d ia\\ NServing Brooklyn tor over 100 years with reliable service, superbartistry, quality flowers and plants with prompt delivery.Wire service available.mCorner of25th St.& 5fh Ave.Also located at 240 Prospect Park West768 0800Credit Cards Accepted by PhoneS c G ttOFuneral HomeI n C a r r o l l G a r d e n sS a l v a t o r e B u d d y S c o t t o1 0 4 - 0 6 1st P la c eT R 5 - 2 5 1 5 B r o o k ly n , N . Y . 1 1 2 3 1The PHOffNfXCLASSIFIEDSM 3-1400.........v .I I IThe production called DANCE, to be presented at BAM Nov. 29 through Dec. 2 is definitely more than dancing, since it is a collaboration between a choreographer-dancer, a composer-instrumentalist, and a visual artist-filmmaker. These diverse talents, Lucinda Childs, Philip Glass, and Sol LeWitt by name, have been commissioned by BAM and have come up with a series of five twenty minutes dances performed by the Lucinda Childs Dance Company against a background of filmed dance movements projected on a screen which replaces a traditional set. Music is both live and on tape, performed by the Philip Glass Ensemble.DANCE will be performed at the Brooklyn Academy ofMusic, 30 Lafayette Avenue, on Nov. 29 at 7pm, Nov. 30 andDec. 1 at 8pm, and Dec. 2 at 2pm. Tickets are $5.50., $7.50,and $9.50. For information call 636-4100.G allery . lays W ooden ShowBY JOHN TESSITORELast Friday The Gallery Players of Park Slope opened a four weekend run of the venerable stage comedy %u201c Arsenic and Old Lace.\Joseph Kcsselring%u2019s hit has not appeared %u201c on the professional stage in New York City for 15 years.%u201d Those of you who have been waiting r patiently, may you find the strength to hold out a little longer.One docs not blame director Bill Waters for wishing to avoid the almost inevitabl%u00ab inP.uence of the Frank Capra film, the one in which Cary Giant hutfs and p.ais and makes shrill little noises that, in truth, do grow a bit wearisome. But then neither should Waters have ignored it altogether; for what the film does possess, and what comedy (especially slapstick, which this is) positively thrives upon, is energy. Should there be a doctor in the Gallery Playhouse, an immediate round of B-12 is in order.One might easily speak of the players individually, but then this seems unnecessary, possibly verging upon cruel. Enough to say that all are almost uniformly wooden%u2014most a hard maple, a few knotty pine. The one notable exception is Anne Newhall who plays Elaine Harper, Mortimer Brewster%u2019s fiancee. True, Newhall is an attractive woman and it is impossible (indeed, foolish) to deny the pleasant effect of a handsome figure on stage. But it is not so much her Lord & Taylor look that captures the audience%u2019s attention as it is her adrenalin%u2014her energy. While others swallow their lines like spoonfulls of Cheerios or spiil them clumsily down their shirt-fronts to the floor, Newhall is clear and articulate while bouncing with the alacrity both plot structure and dialogue demand. %u201c Arsenic and Old Lace%u201d is a fast play: where Kesselring has intended a steady series of quick jabs, we are given clumsy round-house punches.Toward the dose of the first act Mortimer, who, you will recall, is a member of that pernicous society known as Theater Reviewer, gliblv remarks that %u201c I%u2019ll save time if I write my review on the %u2022 *v to the theater.%u201d It is only too true.%u201cArsenic and Old Lace,%u201d The Gallery Players, Old FirstReformed Church |7th Ave and Carroll St], Fri & Sat, 8:00pm; Sun, 3:00 pm. Adults $3, students and senior citizens$2. 499-8239.Page 14, The PHOENIX. November 29. 1979