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i ir i ii E14 ASBURY PARK SUNDAY PRESS. July 28. 1974 VUAMftlUKAjIjl Mil Calendar of Events THE Hich In Suburbs WASHINGTON Not unexpectedly, most affluent families are in metropolitan area and. more precisely. In suburban communities.

While 38 per cent of Americans now live in the suburbs, among the relatively rich the ratio exceeds 52 per cent. Music At Its Best on WJLK 5, Brookdale Community College, Middletown Township. SATURDAY PLAY "Rumpelstllt. skin." see Sunday listing MUSICAL "Sugar." 8.50 p.m.. See Tuesday listing.

PLAY "Lysistrata," 8.30 p.m., see Wednesday listing. PLAY Harvey" 8:30 p.m., see Thursday listing. BOOK FAIR 12 to 3 p.m.. see Wednesday listing. ircist New York Calling TfJ ri DISCOVER AMERICA Ocean County College Fine Arts Center, Ocean County College.

Hooper Ave. Dover Township. PLY "Lysistrata." 8:30 p.m., see Wednesday listing. PLAY Brookdale Summer Theatre presents "Harvey," 8:30 p.m.. Theatre Barn D.

Brookdale Community College. Middletown Township. MUSICAL "Sugar," 8:30 p.m., see Tuesday listing. FRIDAY PHY "Harvey" 8:30 see Thursday listing. PLAY "Lysistrata." 8:30 p.m., see Wednesday listing.

PLY "Animal Tails." 10 a.m.. Freehold Court House, Freehold. Also 2 p.m. at the Tri-Boro First Aid Squad Headquarters, Seaside Park. MUSICAL "Sugar." 8:30 p.m.

See Tuesday listing. ARTS AND CRAFT SHOW sponsored by the Spring Lake Heights Recreation Commission. 3 to 9 p.m.. Community Center, Spring Lake Heights. BOOK FAIR See Wednesday listing.

FILM "The Last Picture Show," 7 and 9 p.m.. Forum saSlCAL 8.30 p.m. ee Sunday lisUng. FILM Family Comedy Film Night, 7.30 p.m. Ocean Township Library.

Deal Ocean Township. Free admission. PLAY Monmouth College Summer Theatre presents "Lysistrata," 8 30 p.m., fine Arts Theatre. Monmouth College. Cedar W.

Long Branch. CHILDREN'S PLAY -Ocean County College Theatre Company presents "Animal 10:30 a.m., PL Pleasant Recreation Center. River Point Pleasant. FAIR 9:30 a.m., to 4 p.m., Methodist Home, 70 Stockton Ocean Grove. BOOK FAIR Benefits go to the Wayne D.

Mc.Murray Memorial Library, 12 to 9 p.m.. Convention Hall. South promendade. Boardwalk. Asbury Park.

LECTURE Malcolm B. Simons, Ornithologist-Photographer speaks on "Primitive Birds of America's Wetlands, 8:15 p.m.. Wetlands Institute. Stone Harbor Stone Harbor. Free admission.

THURSDAY TODAY MUSICAL "The Kin and 8.30 p.m., Surfiteht Sum-mer Tbeatre, Beach Haven, Long Beach Township. All seats reserved. PLAY Brookdale Summer Repertory Theatre presents "She Loves Me." 8 30 p.m.. Theatre Barn D. Brookdale Community Col-leje, Newman Springs Lincroft, Middletown Township.

PLAY Brookdale Sum. mer Repertory Theatre presents Rumpelstiltskin." 2:30 p.m.. Theater Barn Brookdale Community Col-lege. Middletown Township. CONCERT Ocean Township Special Events Committee presents "No Generation Gap Jazz Band." 7:30 p.m..

Fireman's Field. Beacroft Place, Ocean Township. Free admission. NATURE WALK 10 a.m., Shark River Park. School-house Wall township.

WATER RESOURCES PROGRAM 1:30 p.m.. Shark River Park, Wall Township. POND STUDIES 3 p.m.. Shark River Park. Wall Township.

MONDAY FILMS Family Comedy Film Night. 7:30 p.m., Howell Library Ardena-Farmingdale Howell Township Free admission. FILMS Marx Brothers, 7 p.m., Brookdale Community College, Forum 3, Lincroft Middletown Township. MUSICAL "The King and 8:30 p.m.. see Sunday listing.

CHILDREN'S FILM "The Shaggy Dog." 8 00 Long Beach Island Foundation of the Arts and Sciences, Loveladies, Long Beach Township. Admission for non-members is II. TUESDAY MUSICAL "Sugar." 8.30 p.m.. SurfliRht Summer Theatre. Enleside Beach Haven.

Long Beach Township. All seats reserved. $2.50 and $3. LECTURE Gloria Etting will speak about travel in Portugal, 9 p.m.. Long Beach Island Foundation of the Arts and Sciences, Long Beach Township, Admission for non-members is $1.

PRESCHOOL FILM 10 and 11 a.m., Freehold Library. Broad Freehold. Free admission. PRESCHOOL STORYTIME 10 a Howell Library, Howell Township. Free admission.

SCHOOL AGE STORYTIME 10 a.m.. Eastern Branch Library, Rte. 35. Shrewsbury. Free admission.

CONCERT Salvation Army Band, 7:30 p.m.. Boardwalk at Asbury Asbury Park. Free admission. CONCERT Shrewsbury Chorale presents Summer Sings, Bach's Mass in minor, 8 p.m., Brookdale College Gynnasium, Lincroft, Middletown Township. Adults $1, Students 50c.

Senior Citizens free. WEDNESDAY PRESCHOOL STORYTIME 10:30 a.m., Eatontown Library, 47 Broad Eaton-town. Free admission. INGMAR BERGMAN may be the internationally acclaimed genius of cinema, but he is not above making some drastic changes in a project to fit commercial needs if he thinks those needs justified. He has been working on finding a way to make possible the theatrical showing of his TV film "Scenes from a Marriage." starring Liv Ullmann.

The latest is that film distributor Donald Rugoff will open the Bergman work in New York on September 15. and there is a story behind the decision. The famed director originally did six segments for Swedish television covering the problems and disintegration of a marriage. Rugoff bought the property for Cinema distribution, and Bergman cut it down to four hours But that's still a long time to sit. So a plan was worked out to open the film in a split version, showing the first half for one run, and then later opening the second half.

But that is cumbersome, as was shown by the attempt to present "War and Peace" that way. Now Bergman is editing the footage down to two hours and 45 minutes, and it will be shown in one sitting at Cinema and in other theaters throughout the country. The picture is a major tour de force for Liv Ullmann, already garnering accolades as one of the most talented actresses working today Television star FREDDIE PRINZE, who opens in a new NBC series, "Chico and the Man," this fall, came back to New York to visit his childhood haunts. Prinze. 20.

has been acting Come enjoy our newest Americana dining ideas. Now expanded to FILM "Thoroughly Modern Millie," 9 p.m.. Long Beach Island Foundation of the Arts and Sciences, Long Beacb Township. Admission for non members is $1. BOOK FAIR 12 to 9 p.m..

see Wednesday listing. FAIR see Wednesday listing. CHILDREN'S PLAY Tails," 1 p.m.. SOCIAL CLUB For Singles, Separated, Widowed A Divorced EVERY TUESDAY Starting Tut Aug. 6th 9:00 p.m.

to 12:30 a.m. Admission $2.50 DANCING 10 LIVE MUSIC MIXERS GlHJimtH JACKITS RtQMUD Colt's Neck Inn Rts. 537 34 364-7122 feature a different city 'every A generous serving of Top Sirloin hoast smrd with baked potato, vegetable, salad beverage 4 TUESDAY NICHT-Milwaukee Old-fashioned -German SauerbratenKartoffel Kloesse, red cabbage Bavarian, garden salad, and' beverage r' WEDNESDAY NIGHT Baltimore Maryland Roasted Turkey, delicious stuffing. cranberry sauce, candied vams. vegetables.

salad beverage b4" THURSDAY NIGHT Allentown. Dutch oven pot roast, real home styV goodness with home-made buttered noodles, vegetable. salad, 4 FRIDAY NIGHT -Boston Seafood Crepe A light, thin, wafer of a pancake filled with a seafood filling the likes of which will make your taste buds sing its praise. Served on a bed of herb rice with a vegetable, salad beverage 1' Additional treal A large Slice of our Own Monmouth Count grown Gnwn Apple Deep Dish Pie. Baked in Our Own Baker Wherr U'e Havr Added A Generous Jigger of Monmoulb Countv Apple Jack.

oervea on a oed ot herb rice with a vegetable, rt salad beverage Additional treal A large Slice of our Own Monmouth Count grown A DeP Dbh Pie- Baked in 0ur 0vkn Havr Added A Generous Jigger of Monmoulb Countv Apple Jack. FASHIONS FOR THE I It 1 1 I IX 1 1 If. Now thru August 3 1st PRINZE LEGRAND VJ. vN (P! IkCWrV' worlie family rtHaarma" 1 Highway 70 on the Manasquan River 1 I Pleasant NJ. 899000 1 It AND SUPCOVEM since he was a youngster Now he has been entertaining TV audiences with guest TV appearances, including on Johnny Carson's Tonight Show.

He was graduated last year from the New York High School of Performing Arts. Freddie calls his nationality "Hunga-Rican." He says: "My mother is Puerto Rican. my father Hungarian." He used to practice his comedy routines in school during lunch hour Freddie now makes his home in California. Our entire collection of decorator fabrics, labbr and installation are included in this not-to-be-missed event! Call todayl The same kind of act for which Lenny Bruce was busted on obscenity charges in New York is taking place off -Broadway at the Players Theater. 115 MacDougal Street.

Only now it is being presented by actor FRANK SPEISER, impersonating the late comedian in "The World of Lenny Bruce." Speiser has the Bruce material down pat, and does more than half the show as a stand-up comedy routine. Then he goes into a swift, emotionally-charged change of pace as Bruce awaiting an appeals hearing and sinking deeper into desperation Under today's standards the material hardly causes a ripple, but Bruce was closed down in one city after another. Speiser. who was born 30 years ago in Cuba, conquers the problems of doing one-man shows and makes the Lenny Bruce material and the issues involved come alive I I DOUBLE HEADER SPECIAL 111 111 II 8 pes. Batter Dipped FISH nAAgl 111 Ismail Basket of SHRIMP Ajl If I ill llill 19 coli slow, macaroni, potato lllll 111 111 6R0lS fxpfres Aug.

7th jjjj MICHEL LEGRAND makes a few nightclub appearances, but keeps riding high in the composing world with hit songs and musical scoring. There'll be a rare occasion to see him in a night club setting July 29-Aug 3, when he takes over at the St. Regis Roof He'll have nine musicians under his direction ROGER MARTIN, formerly with Restaurant Associates, has his own spot now, with excellent results. Roger's, at 324 E. 57th Street, is but a few avenue blocks from the Fifth Avenue shopping area, and closer to the Bloomingdale's neighborhood.

The setting is handsome, with tables arranged spaciously, waiters who try hard to please, and a menu that reflects an effort to provide originality. An appetizer of shrimps and artichokes with a tangy sauce is very special. Each night there is "the catch of the day" of fresh fish Beef dishes are offered with assorted sauces Fresh peaches or strawberries in wine, or special Roger's cheesecake are dessert attractions. The restaurant tends to draw a chic crowd. In general, one finds an over-all ambiance of caring that the diner has a good time.

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