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Restaurant Lisanne Will Close for Vacation From August 10 thru September 8Brunch A ll Day Sunday448 Atlantic Ave., Brooklyn, NY 11217B o e r u m H i l l C a feSince 1S6SFine Cuisine in one of the oldest and most beautifully preserved restaurants in New York.Hours: Wednesday thru Sunday 5 to 11 p.m.46 H o y t S \R e s e rv a tio n s 8 7 5 -9 3 9 1.u e e i ' - vH M OldHungary%u201cAn authentic Hungarian restaurantright here in Brooklyn\Lunch from s3.95Dinner from s6.95COCKTAILS* WINES* LIQUORS OPEN 7 DAYS Major Credit Cards Accepted625-1649 142 Montague St.IlllllllllllfWrNewly DecoratedUpstairs Dining RoomNow OpenFor Your Special Party NeedsUnlimited Liquor Hot Buffet or Sit Down Dinner Minimum 35 people. $23.95 per person + tax & gratLOR INFORMATION CALL 788-3245 1 7th Ave. Brooklyn NY 11215l ! O N P A l t Y LTDFINE WINE & SPIRITSftfl SEVEN1H AVf Imiwhn BERKELEY & UNIONMONDAY SATURDAY10a m 9 [)m( 718) 857-7008 Iwu Irx a! dtlivuryddivtwy itwougkxji Nysv i a ups'P jo uI c are coming back %u00bbo BrooU vn.VA NEVER I t f !.*Children's Museum H onors BACA's Birthday237-2271^iiiiiiiiniiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiii|i^ Joe's Place jS J J RISTORANTE 1264 W a v e rly A ve.B ro o k ly n , N .Y .N Y. Daily NewsO ct 18th. 1979 * %u00ab * *| \f of restaurant to take s Manhattan friends who %u00a3 believe that Brooklyn %u00a3 has no interestingrestaurants.\PHOENIX E O c t 28. 1976We've expandedOur GardenFor YourEnjoym entE O p e n 4-12 E very N ig h t5 e x c e p t M o n d a y a n d T u e s d a y 5 m in fro m B A M 2 b lo c k s fro m P rat!%u00a3 622-9244 Credit Cardsj ....................................The Brooklyn M useum %u2019s recent %u201c Salute to BACA\Repertory troupe was highlighted by a presentation to BACA founding Director CharleneVictor. For over 20 years BACA, The Brooklyn Arts Council has supported the arts inBrooklyn Pictured above are special guest Borough President Howard Golden, dancerMimi Seto, Ms. Victor, dancer Tania Germ ain and M useum President Peter Eikenberry.(Hunter Photo)Art TakesBAM HOSTS BESSIES: The Brooklyn Academy of Music will house an evening of awards, with artists, producers, the press and other artistic colleagues coming together on September 17th to honor outstanding innovative achievements of the 1985-86 performance series. Informally known as The Bessies, after renowned compostion teacher Bessie Schonberg, the evening will feature highlights of the season and other provocative works, and the presentation of 28 awards by distinguished members of the performing arts community. The awards have been established through a special grant from the Morgan Guaranty Trust Compay%u2019s %u201cIndividual Artist Fund.%u201dSCHOOL CONCERTS: The Sunset Park School of Music will present two public concerts next week. Students of the New York City Youth Bureau Program will perform the operetta %u201cThree Little Pigs,%u201d on August 7 at 10am. They will also perform various choral and instrumental selections, Students of Marce Rizo and the South American Music Project will perform a concert of Latin music on August 8 at 10:30am. Both are at the gymnasium of the Marien-Heim Building, 4520 Fourth Avenue. Admission is free. For information, call 748-7860.RED HOT ADELPHIANS: The Adelphian Players of the Adelphi Academy will present Neil Simon%u2019s comedy play %u201cLast of the Red Hot Lovers,%u201d August 7-29, Thurs., Fri. and Sat., 8:30pm, Sun., 4pm. There is no performance on August 10. The theater is at 8515 Ridge Boulevard. Admission is $5; $4 for senior citizens on Thursdays and Sundays. For information, call 667-5784.SHAKESPEARE AS YOU LIKE IT: The Riveside Shakespeare Company will perform a modern dress version of WilliamShakespeare%u2019s comedy %u201cAs You Like It%u201d August 2 and 3, at 7pm, in Jacob Riis Park Mall. The play concerns the conflict between a banished duke, a usurping duke, and their two daughters, who disapprove of the conflict. Riis Park is in Gateway National Recreation Area, at the end of Fiatbush Avenue, across the Marine Parkway Bridge. Admission is free. For information, caU 338-3688.CELEBRATE AFRO-BRAZILIAN MUSIC: Celebrate Brooklyn%u2019s music series in the Prospect Park Bandshell continues with a weekend of Afro-Brazilian music. On August 15, Mikata performs; raindate is August 16, 3pm. On August 16, Pe De Boi and Roots of Brazil performs; raindate is August 17, 3pm. On August 17, New York Samba Band, and Maria Toledo and the Choros of Brazil are featured; raindate August 18, 8pm. The Bandshell is inside the Park at Prospect Park West and 9th Street. Admission is free, donations accepted. For information, call 768-0699.SHAKESPEARE ON THE RIVER: The Sidewalks of New York will perform Shakespeare%u2019s dark comedy %u201cAll%u2019s Well That Ends Well%u201d at Empire-Fulton Ferry State Park. The group will perform Part I on August 3, and Part II August 10, both at 2pm. The Park is at New Dock Street and the East River, under the Brooklyn Bridge. Free. For information, call (212) 977-8240.DANCERS WANTED: Spoke the Hub Dancing, 295 Douglass St., is looking for men, women and children with athletic ability (dancing experience is helpful) to perform in Grand Army Maneuvers at the World Trade Center on August 28. Rehearsals are Saturday afternoons, and begin August 9. For information, call 596-5250.AII the News of Brooklyn%u2019s Busy ArtsScene in The Phoenix NewspaperP ag e 8 T H F P H O F N IX J u lv 31 1986Anipricsm Si R poional C u isineo71 7th Avenue, BrooklynReservations: 7 1 ^-230-8450New Summer Menur( ia ^ e 9Sollper.An American Dining Tradition Since 1879Minutes from Manhattan in then f h is t o r ic B r o o k ly n .372 Fulton Mall near Borough Hall For reservations call: 875 5181 Major credit cards acceptedJew