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fSFCTlON' 2Good Memory Returns%u201cThe Memory Theatre of Giulio Camillo,%u201d a theatrical presentation written and directed by Matthew Maguire especially for the Brooklyn Bridge Anchorage, will be performed at the space by the Creation Company on September 9-14, 16-21, 23-28, 30-0ctober 5, at 7:30pm. Tickets are $10 on Tuesdays, $12 Wednesday-Thursday, and $15 Friday-Sunday.The play is based on the ideas of Giulio Camillo, a 16th century architect and mystic who build a %u201cmemory theatre%u201d under the patronage of Francois I. He claimed that the theatre possessed magical powers, and those entering would leave with a memory of all the knowledge of the world.Five visual artists and four architects have designed installations which function as an exhibit and sets for %u201cThe Memory Theatre.%u201d The exhibit opens on September 8, with a reception from 7-9pm. It will run September 13-October 5, Saturday and Sunday, 12-6pm. The Anchorage is at Cadman Plaza West and Front Street. For further information, call (212) 571-2206.The River Stage is also selling subscriptions to its seven-show season for $25. The company will perform %u201cDracula%u201d from October 3-26; %u201cTevye and His Daughters%u201d November 7-30: %u201cTlie School for Wives.%u201d March 6-29; %u201cVeronica%u2019s Room,%u201d April 3-26; %u201cA Thousand Clowns,%u201d May 1-31; and %u201c Luv,%u201d June 5-28. For information, call 852-7360.Opera Wants SingersRegina Opera Company is seeking singers for principal and supporting roles for three Italian operas it plans to perform in the 1986-87 season. Singers are being sought for the chorus as well.The season will open with the %u201cBarber of Seville,%u201d Rossini%u2019s comedy starring the barber Figaro, scheduled for late November. Donizetti%u2019s %u201cElisir d%u2019Amore%u201d will follow in March, and Puccini%u2019s %u201cManon Lescaut%u201d will close the season in June.Each opera is performed in the original language at Regina Hall, 65th Street and Twelfth Avenue. Send resumes and photos to Marie Cantoni, Regina Opera, 1251 Tabor Court, Brooklyn, 11219. For further information, caU 232-3555.%u00ab%u25a0 g p p S u -S u %u2019s S p e c ia ls o f th e W eekBlUlCold Noodles In Hot Sesame S au ce........................................... $3.95 | fOrange Peel Steak......................................................................$8.95General Tso%u2019s Spicy C h ick e n ................................................... $8.95Soft Shell C r a b s ...................................................................SeasonalMoo Shu Fa n ta sia .............................................................. .. . $9.50Museum Holds Jazz On Lookout For ArtistsThe Brooklyn Museum will continue its series of open air Sunday jazz concerts held in the Frieda Schiff Warburg Memorial Sculpture Garden, all starting at 4pm, this weekend.Barry Harris and the Clifford Jordan Quartet will perform as a double bill on September 7. On September 14, Kenny Barron, Ben Riley, Charlie Rouse, and Buster Williams will appear. Amie Lawrence and the Moster Band will take the stage on September 21, and the series will close out on September 28 with a concert by Larry Rivers and the East 13th Street Band, with a guest appearance by Amie Lawrence.All performances are free with Museum admission. The Brooklyn Museum is at 200 Eastern Parkway. For further information, call 638-5000.River Stage's MaryThe River Stage will open its 1986-87 season with the comedy %u201cMary Mary%u201d by Jean Kerr, on September 5. This is the River Stage's third season. %u201cMary Mary%u201d will run through September 28, Thursday, Friday and Saturday at 8pm, Saturday and Sunday matinees at 3pm. Tickets are $7, TDF vouchers are accepted; seniors and students $4. The theater is at 46 Old Fulton Street.Philharmonia Chorus Seeks A Few New VoicesThe Brooklyn Philharmonia Chorus is holding open auditions September 9 and September 16 for its 31st season of performing choral works. Under the baton of Music Director Douglas March and accompanied by full orchestra, the 50 voice community chorus will perform Handel%u2019s %u201cMessiah%u201d and the Bach %u201cMagnificat%u201d on Sunday, December 7. The chorus will also appear for the December holiday season at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden. A spring concert has been scheduled for May 17, 1987.The Brooklyn Philharmonia Chorus wasfounded in 1955 by Siegfried Landau as the choral affiliate of the Brooklyn Philharmonia Orchestra. In 1980, it became an independent organization and began producing its own concerts at the Arts at St. Ann%u2019s. In November 1984, the Chorus was featured in the Brooklyn Opera Society/Arts at St. Ann%u2019s production of %u201cCarmina Burana,%u201d conducted by Anton Coppola.Singers interested in joining the borough%u2019s oldest community chorus should call the President Ken Seims to arrange an audition appointment at (718) 4694)773.Boerum H ill CafeSince 1868\. ' ............Fine Cuisinein one of the oldest andmost beautifully,preservedrestaurants in New York.Hours: Wednesday thru Sunday 5 to l l pmy 148 H o y t S tre e t C o r n e r o t B e rg e n S tre e tReservations 875-9391FASHIONSOF THEPHOENIXFour Times a Year We look at the Fashion Scene In and Around Downtown BrooklynNext FashionReport Comingm C VIIHL/VIFor Advertisinginformation, Cad.643-140060 HENRY STREET (cor. CRANBERRY) BROOKLYN, N Y.ALL MAJOR CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTEDDelivery to: Pork Slope %u2022 Boerum Hill %u2022 Brooklyn Hts. %u2022 Cobble Hill%u2022 Carroll Gordon* %u2022Quick Delivery j r e j CocktailsTake Out Service 9 / 4 * 4 9 ^ 1 Sunday BrunchThe 36th Juried Promenade Art Slow has been set for Sept. 29-21 on the Brooklyn Heights Esplanade, sponsored by The Brooklyn Arts and Culture Association (BACA). All works included in the show will be prejuried to insure high quality, says Chuck Reichenthal, BACA program director, and entries are still being accepted.A Best-in-Show award of $100 will be presented during special honor celebrations on September 20. Three first prizes in juryselected categories will also be made, with $50 awards. For applications, call BACA at 783-3077.Locals In Photo ShowAdam and Anna Sobotka, of 42nd Street, and Millie Bums are showing their photographs at the Central Library of the Brooklyn Public Library. The Sobotkas pictures show scenes of India, Malaysia, Thailand, the Philippines and other Asian countries, and are the product of a two-year trip that began in 1980.Bums%u2019 photos are of the area around Grand Army Plaza, depicting trees against the winter sky, buildings in the Brooklyn Botanic Garden and other locales. The Library is at Grand Army Plaza. The exhibit will close on August 30. For further information, call 780-7700.If YouCan W riteAbout TheArts, W e%u2019veGot SpaceFor YouOver the past decade ThePhoenix has won moreawards for its arts reporting and coverage thanany other newspaper intow n. And w ith the booming growth of Brooklynbased arts activity we areconstantly challenged tom ore and b etter coverage.T h a t%u2019s why w e are seekingto add new w riters andcritics to our roster offree-lancers fo r the seasonahead. If you%u2019ve got thewriting skills and thecritical eye, we would liketo hear from you.W e are particularly seeking people w ho havedem onstrated journalismabilities in: the areas ofclassical m usic and jazz;w riting about dance; reporting and w riting about thevisual arts; the independent and experim ental filmscene; book publishingand sm all press scene.If you w ant to be considered for free-lanceassignm ents on Brooklynstories in these fields,please send us a letterabout your backgroundand skills with somepublished sam ples of yourwriting.Write to:Arts Editor,The Phoenix,395 Atlantic AvenueBrooklyn 11217(No Calls Please)FA B U LO U SF IF T HA V E N U EF A IRSUN., SEPT. 14,10 A.M. - 7 P.M.ON FABULOUS FIFTH AVENUERain or ShineMusic %u2022 Food %u2022 Arts & Crafts %u2022 Rides %u2022 Bargains %u2022 Antiques & Collectibles %u2022 and more!Continuous entertainment on 2 stages . . .and along the AvenueSPONSORED BYPARK SL O PE FIF T H AVENUE LOCAL D EV E LO PM EN T CORP. AND M ER CH A N TS ASSOCIATION94 FIFTH AVENUE, BROOKLYN, NY(718) 6384400VENDORS WANTEDCO SPONSORS:M anhattan Brewing Co. N.Y. TelephoneBACA Con EdisonCity of NY%u2014Office of Brooklyn Union GasBnames* DevelopmentReach A Top Audience in The PhoenixFALL ARTS PREVIEWTheater %u2022 Dance %u2022 Music %u2022 ArtSeptember 18Reserve space for your display ad Deadline September 9 Call 643-1400 %u2022 Ask fo r Binni I pearRestaurant LisanneWill Close for VacationFrom August 10 thru September 8RESTAURANTD inner Tuesday-SaturdayBrunch A ll Day Sunday448 Atlantic Ave., Brooklyn, NY 11217 237-2271Septem ber 4, 1986, TH E PH OENIX, Page 29