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THE ARTS Tuesday, July 4, 1989 The Philadelphia Inquirer JC American history in the absurd At People's Light, a permanent ensemble The Pointer Sisters will give one show I 10 p.m. at Caesars Atlantic City. Going-out guide Worthwhile entertainment around Philadelphia today, as selected by Inquirer critics. fOl' Blue Eyes A 4 1 yssjr' I tLw Viimiiiiimi.i DAVE BARRY SLEPT HERE A Sort of History of the United States Nonaction By Dave Barry Random Houst. $15.95.

Patrick Reardon is not my real name. It is an alias to mask my trub identity as a major historian who would prefer that no one know he read this sc-called history book. I use the term socalled advisedly. What other history book contains such chapter headings as "The Sixties: A Nation Gets High and Has Amazing Insights, Many of Which Later On Turn Out to Seem Kind of Then there is the introduction In which Dave Barry states that his working motto was "the hell with the Role of the Plow in the Settlement of Ne--' braska." He also asserts that "we have left out the dull parts." Is that any way to write history? Many won't care. Indeed, the average reader the person who isnt quite sure whether Franklin Pierce was a US.

president or one of the Temptations will most likely find here a wealth of side-splitting comedy and thigh-slapping hilarity. So, go ahead: Split and slap. What do I care? There is, however, a limit to how much ignorance I can accept. Thus I find it incumbent on me to correct a number of false impressions that Barry perpetrates in this Sort of History of the United States. Although it is true that Wisconsin elected Joseph McCarthy to the VS.

Senate, it did not also attempt to elect Charles Manson, Hermann Goering, Jabba the Hutt and Gcraldo Rivera, as Mr. Barry says. President John Quincy Adams, son of the second president, John Adams, was not backed by the Party to Elect Only Presidents Named John Adams, as Mr. Barry states. Theodore Roosevelt, during the Spanish-American War, did not lead a "band of rough-riding cavalry persons, nicknamed the 'Boston in the famous Charge up San Juan Hill," as Mr.

Barry contends. Multimillionaire Donald did not purchase Ohio, the Coast Guard, the Italian Renaissance and Mars this year, and rename them all "Trump," as Mr. Barry asserts. Finally, I must note the unusual index, which includes references to the Small Hairless Nocturnal Rodent Party, tenants putting things into toilets, Spam and Louis the Somcthingth. Reviewed by Patrick Reardon for the Chicago Tribune.

By Douglas J. Keating hwurtr Stall WrtMr The People's Light and Theater Company of Malvern has established a permanent acting ensemble, becoming the only area troupe and one of only a handful in the country to operate with a salaried group of actors. The acting company consists of four actors who have performed in past productions at the company, five actors new to the company, and seven apprentice actors who will be studying and performing with the troupe. In most American theaters, individual productions are cast from auditions. The actors are hired for one show at a time.

In the ensemble concept, which is more prevalent in Europe than in this country, a theater has a company of actors hired for a period of time and are paid a salary. At People's Light, the actors will sign annual contracts and be asked to make three-year commitments. According to Danny S. Fruchter, producing director of People's Light, actors in an ensemble develop a cohesive method and style of working and are able to undertake large-scale ambitious projects that require more training and preparation than is afforded by show-by-show casting. It provides, he said, "a sense of institutional memory, a shared language and a nurturing environment where risks can be taken." Fruchter said the permanent company has been at work at the theater since June, working primarily on an adaptation of the lied, a long-term project.

A three-part adaptation of Theodore Dreiser's novel Sister Carrie is another project planned. The permanent company's first project to be seen by the public, Fruchter said, will be a production of The Traveling Lady, a play by Texas writer Horton Foote, scheduled for December. The play has a cast of 11, and all the actors will be from the permanent company. GERRY GOOOSTEIN Stephen Novelli (left) and Alda Cortese, two of the actors picked for the permanent company. 'There are still tickets for Frank Sinatra's 8 p.m.

concert at Bally's Grandstand Under the Stars, Boardwalk at Boston Avenue, Atlantic City. Tickets are priced $30 to $75. Information: 800-257-8677 or 609-340-7200. Christian-music festival The sixth annual One Nation Under Cod Festival will be held from noon until 5:30 p.m. on the grounds of WZZD-FM, 117 Ridge Pike, Lafayette Hill.

The concert, food, carnival games and rides are all free. Music begins at 4 p.m. Information: Pointer Sisters in A.C. The Pointer Sisters will do a 10 p.m. show at Caesars Atlantic City Hotel-Casino, Boardwalk at Arkansas Avenue.

Tickets are $35. Information: 609-343-2550 or 800-257-8555 Waterloo Band The Waterloo Concert Band featuring trumpeter Armando Ghitalla will perform popular band music at 3 p.m. at Waterloo Village, exit 25 off Route 80 in New Jersey. Free with village admission of $5, seniors; $3, children ages 6 to 12; free children under 6 years. InformaUon: 201-347-4700.

Wildflower walk The Tinicum National Environmental Center, 86th Street and Lindbergh Boulevard, will conduct a free wildflower walk at 9 a.m. Information: 521-0662 or 365-3118. For more information Information concerning Philadelphia-area entertainment events, cultural institutions and recreational areas may be obtained by calling the 24-hour Cultural Connection Hotline at 925-9000. The permanent, or resident, company, Fruchter said, will not be featured in all People's Light shows. The theater will offer a mix of presentations, including productions from other theaters, plays with a short rehearsal period with actors cast both within and outside the company, and long-term, long-rehearsal projects staffed from the permanent company, he said.

The establishment of the resident company caused the theater's budget to increase to $1.75 million from $1.4 million last year, Fruchter said. To fund the ensemble. People's Light has received a $500,000, two-year grant from Pew Charitable Trusts. Additional support of more than $500,000 to fund Mcshcjian and Elizabeth Soukup. The apprentice actors, in what People's Light calls its "Young Company," are Lenny Haas, Janet Er-lick, Molly Jackson, John Lumia, Barbara McCrane, Chris Mulle and Frank Wood.

One of the problems of American theater, according to Fruchter. is that financial considerations force short preparation periods for plays. "We and every single one of our colleagues," said Fruchter, "if you really looked into our heart of hearts, would honestly tell you that almost nothing we ever put up is ready." The long-range plan of his theater, he added, is "never to present work until we think it is ready." the first three years of the project is being provided by the William Penn Foundation, Fidelity Bank and the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts. In past seasons People's Light, more than any other area theater, has tended to cast its productions from a group of a dozen or so local actors. Four performers who have become familiar to People's Light audiences Alda Cortese, Louis Lippa, Stephen Novelli and Pcarce Bunting will be in the new permanent company.

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CONFESSIONSOFHYAPAIIALEE(xxx) Continuous From II 00 a m. Last teafure 1030 pm (X) POSITIVELY ADULTS ONLY (X) CCC NORTHEAST 4 $3.50 EVERY DAY before Tm STAR TREK THE FINAL FRONTIER IPG) 17 45-2 50-4 50-7 00 9 30 DO THE RIGHT THING (R) 710 4 710 1000 DE AD POETS SOCIETY (PG) 1 30-4 15-7 15-945 FIELD OF DREAMS IPG) 115-3 70-5 70-7 45-10 00 GCC PLYMOUTH MEETING MALL 1 2 Germaniown Pk. Pa. Tumok. 03I? $3.50 EVERY DAY SeTpm INDIANA JONES AND THE LAST CRUSADE (PG-131 Sorry No Passes Or Discount Tickets FIELD OF DREAMS IPG) 1 15-3 70-5 30-7 45-10 10 if rnil S'a'e Monroe sis.

565-MtUIA I B. rV ot Ball'm Pk. 7116 WHO FRAMED ROCERRABBITpgi soo All Shows ol ROGER RABBIT S2.00 NO HOLDS BARRED 730 (PG-13) 9:30 WUHIiUHL (R) 7 Me)anme screening woom UlinDrDTU Alwavs Presenting The Best! NAKBtKIH 129 N. NarherlhAve 667-0115 Oniv Twelve Min. From Cenier Cilv, One Ol Penna.

Largest Srreen, Large Auditorium Wilh Pieniv Ol Seals. BATMAN, 112 00-JO0I-6 Mid Advance Tickets On Sale At Box Office or Every Show BATMAN Merchandise Available In lnv AMC MILLSIDE 4 Rl 130 Dflran.NJ 4 Mies NorHi ol Pennseuken STAR TREK THE FINAL FRONTIER (PGI Sun Thurs II 30-2 00 4 101-7 15-10 00 SEE NO EVIL, HEAR NO EVIL IR) Sun Thurs II 30 2 00 4 301-7 IS-9 55 BATMAN lPG-13) Sun Thurs II 15 1 45 4 151-7 00-9 45 HONEY, I SHRUNK THE KIDS (PGI With TUMMY TROUBLE (Gl Sun Thurs II 45 2 15- 4 451-7 30-10 IS ERIC THEATRES (South Jersev) MON SA' 0('e'iNG8E'0! tOflfl ti.W SE0R CITiE MS CmilDREN AT AuT'WtS ERIC5PENNSAUXEN'i3on CONTINUOUS SHOWS DAILY THE KARATE KIO PART III ipg) I20O-230-500-7JO-1000 DO THE RIGHT THING (R) 12 30-2 50-5 10-7 30-10 00 INDIANA TONES AND THE LAST CRUSADE In 70mm Mereopnontc Sound loo-ioo oo-moo NO HOLDS BARRED (PG-131 17 40 2 50-5 10-7 70 9 30 SEE NO EVIL. HEAR NO EVIL 12 30 2 50-5 10-7 JO 9 50 ERICpVTaMOORESTOWN m'sSL GREAT BALLS OF FIRE I (PG-13) 130-4 00 6 45-9 15 FIELD OF DREAMS (PG) 1-45-4 15-00-9 JO rni. tiiiiii nmiTP aa 6 llUUniniUJUIUO CnerrvHIIIMall CONTINUOUS SHOWS DAILY BATMAN (PG-131 STAR TREK THE FINAL FRONTIER IPG) 1 00 3 15-5 30-7 45-10 (10 ERIC TWIN STRATFORD ho7 MATINEES DAILY THE KARATE KID PART III (PG) I200-7JO-500 7 30 10 00 GREAT BALLS OF FIRE I (PG-13) 100-320-540-8 00-10 15 TRIP TWIII MirCTMnilT 144-7440 Lniy mm luaiinuiii Cuinoen ttivd. CONTINUOUS SHOWS DAILY BATMAN 'PG-13) TOO 400-700 10 00 GHOSTBUSTERS II IPGI 12 00-2 30 5 00 7 10-10 00 RIC TWIN WILLINGBORO "'iiot MATINEES DAILY GHOSTBUSTERSHIPG) 12 00-230-50O 7 30-1000 INDIANA JONES AND THE LAST CRUSADE (PG-131 17 15-2 45-5 15-7 45-10 15 GCC DEPTFORO MALL 6 Deoilord Cir Road (One Sears Aulo) 3.50 EVERY DAY BATMAN (PG-131 1100 BATMAN (PG-131 12 00-7 45-5 30-8 30 Nn Passes Or Disrounl Tickets HONEY, I SHRUNK THE KIOS(PG) Wilh TUMMY TROUBLE (G) 17 45-300-4 10 7 20 9 20 INDIANA JONES AND THE LAST CRUSADE (PG-13) 100-400-7 00 1000 No Passes Or Discount Tickets DE AD POETS SOCIETY IPG) AMC GRANITE RUN 8 Lor MM on Ballim re Pk be I.

Hit 352 452 STAR TREK THE FINAL FRONTIER IPG) Tues I W-(4 001-7 30-1000 DEAD POETS SOCIETY IPG) Tues 100-14 151-7 00-9 4 5 FIELD OF OREAMSIPGI Tues (lasl Dayl 2 BATMAN (PG-131 On 2 Screens Tues. Wed. Thurs CHOSTBUSTERSIIIPGI Tues 1IO0-I45-I4 30I-7O0-9-30 HONEY, I SHRUNK THE KIDS (PG) Wilh TUMMY TROUBLE (Gl Tues. II GREAT BALLSOFFIREIIPG-13) Tues. AMC LEO MAIL 2 tv-nm Buslieion-Somerlon 11649 Busllelon THE KARATE KID PART III (PG) Frl.

lues. 12 NO HOLDS BARRED (PG-13) Frl. -Tues. AMC MIDT0WN2 cWMr BATMAN (PG-13) Sun Tues 10 PET SEMATARY (R) Sun Tues. PLUS NO HOLDS BARRED (PG-13) Sun Tues 30-l 15 NAKED STRANGER POSITIVFLYADUl TS ONLY 100-3-00-5' 10-7-20-9-30 jinn Tues 1I)0-I420)-710-1000 I JO-4 15-7 14-1000 100 3 10-5 14 7 7O-9J0 J..