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8 Section 3 Chicago Tribune, Friday, August 6, 1982 mk A directory of entertainment and cultural activities in the area this Friday, Saturday and Sunday I I- II II I 1 RECOMMENDATIONS: This symbol Indicates, a high racommendation by our cnttcs. 'UNDER THE PICASSO" Pttfomtance aertee: 5 1 1 A SiSkcl's Flicks Picks k- Arf Iffewnnal aAiiiii.niii.iiinniii m. i A 5 nn, i A guide to first-run films compiled by movie cntlc Gene Slskel. For revivals, or special movies, see) the Arts Books Calendar in Sunday 's Tribune. ANNIE neighborhoods.

A disappointing adaptation of the charming Broadway musical. The movie "Annie'' is a mechanical stage kid; the) new songs aren't memorable; and the general look of the film is depressing. What's good about it? Albert Finney is a terrific Daddy and Ann Reinking is delightful as. his secretary. This film should have been a beautiful present to family audiences.

It isn't. PG, Vi THE BEST LITTLE WHOREHOUSE IN TEXAS Esqulrs and neighborhoods). Burt Revnolds and Dolly Parton star in a disappointing film of the long-running play about a prudish sheriff who meets his match in a bawdyhouse madam. Too many "Hee-Haw" style jokes and not enough fun-filled scenes with Butt and Dolly. R.

eV2 BLADE RUNNER neighborhoods. Harrison Ford stars as a hatchet man in 2019 Los Angeles assigned to kill a rogue group of humanlike robots who are threatening civilization. An ambitious film that has better set decoration than a cohesive story line. It looks great, but at the end you may be tempted to say, "What was that about?" R. '2 THE CHALLENGE Woods and neighborhoods.

A surprisingly thoughtful martial arts adventure film set in Japan about an American drifter Scott Glenn drawn into a conflict between two brothers who represent the old and new Japan. It's much better than the routine chop-socky karate film. With Toshiro Mifune. Directed by John Frankenheimer. R.

OAS BOOT neighborhoods. A thrilling Nazi U-boat adventure film that makes the point that Hitler used the heroic imagery of being a submariner to send thousands of German troops to their predictable death. R. DINER Biograph. A terrific study of five young men in their 20s growing- up or failing to in Baltimore in 1959.

A personal memoir full of music and good times and a pervasive fear of women. R. DIVA Sandburg, A smashing thriller about a young opera lover who becomes involved with the' Paris underworld and an international assortment of criminals because of two tape cassettes, in French with English subtitles. R. E.T.: THE EXTRA-TERRESTRIAL Chicago, Water Tower and neighborhoods.

One of the most appealing films in recent years; the story of a little boy protecting in his closet a lost creature from outer space. A sweet childhood fable of love. Directed' by Steven Spielberg. PG. FIREFOX neighborhoods.

Clint Eastwood stars as an American fighter pilot assigned to steal Russia's greatest weapon, a new supersonic bomber. OVice Eastwood does steal the plane, the movie is a kick. But ft takes more than an hour for him to do it. Bring your alarm clock. You'll need It.

PG. '2 FORCED VENGEANCE State Lake and neighborhoods. A mediocre action flick with martial arts expert Chuck Norris defending a nice family's Hong Kong casino against a bunch of thugs who want to take it over. R. AN OFFICER AND A GENTLEMAN State Lake, Water Tower and neighborhoods.

A terrific love story against a young man's battle to become a Navy jet pilot. Richard Gere is the trainee who meets his match in the form of a drill sergeant Louis Gossett Jr. who knows what an officer should be as well as a young "townie" woman Debra Winger who knows what a gentleman should be. A rare adult love story for a summer filled with juvenile films. R.

NIGHT SHIFT neighborhoods. A tow-grade comedy about a couple of New York City morgue attendants Henry Winkler and Michael Keaton who begin running a string of hookers out of the morgue. Winkler is a bore, but Keaton is a delight in an otherwise mediocre film that would have made a passable half-hour TV show. PG. THE PIRATE MOVIE Water Tower and neighborhoods.

A takeoff on "The Pirates of Penzance," starring Kristy McNichol and Christopher Atkins in a musical comedy adventure. PG. To be reviewed. POLTERGEIST neighborhoods. A disappointing horror film about the abduction by ghosts of a child from a suburban home.

The film has a split personality, setting the stage of childhood terrors beautifully, and then losing its way Into a foolish bit of exorcism by a dwarf. PG. ROCKY III neighborhoods. A disappointing se-. quel that has nothing new to say about Rockya character.

Adrian, his wife, is given nothing to do, as the film elects to go with Just another fight featuring Rocky versus a black man. PG. THE SECRET OF NIMH neighborhoods. A good-looking, fully animated tale of rats who have been force-fed human intelligence and war among themselves. A little mouse named Mrs.

Brisby tries to make peace. After a confusing opening, the film settles down to tell a solid adventure story of good versus evil. G. STAR TREK II: THE WRATH OP KHAN neighborhoods. Further and far more entertaining adventures of the Starship Enterprise crew, this time in trouble because Capt.

Kirk left the evil Khan Ricardo Montalban stranded. In a galaxy 15 years ago. The characterizations are strong, and this film may be good enough to make a Trekkie out of a disbeliever. PG. 'A SUMMER LOVERS neighborhoods, A pretty but Inconsequential teen-age love story set in Greece, with a young American girl Chicago's "Holidays 82" dance, mime and sign language performances by hearing impaired youlhs, noon Friday; Daley Canter.

Washington and Dearborn: ween. rrae. jto-szre. Theater "A BLACK New play In a capeNa eong and dance on black He. by Jackie Taylor and Ruktya Waraka, presented by the Brack Eneemble Repertory Company; Organic Cabaret i neater, 3321 n.

Clark 8:30 pm. Friday eiiiiuny. eo-ae. upen era. 01KJZf3.

inns, wwi, omnc Long-run eettncei mu- elcel on Her Honor by Klngsley Day and Philip LaZebnik; Chicago Premiere Society. Zanlea 1548 N. Wells 7:30 p.m. Friday; 7:30, 11:00 m. saiuroay.

ss-se cover two-drink minimum. upon end. 327-5252. A aeries ol Interrelated one-set eomedlea. by Alan Ayckboum; Body Politic immmr, oi n.

uncom 8:15 p.m. Friday; 7 pjn. Saturday: 2:30 and 7 p.m. Sunday. 86-811.

Through Aug. 15. 871-3000. 'It iZTEMT -THER SHOES REAL-LY REFLECT Musical, now in its fourth r. uaseoron.jonn Powers: nostalgic novel about growing up Catholic with musk) end ryrtce by Jemee Quinn end Aland Jans: Forum The- nanam Summit; 8:15 p.m.

Sunday. 812 Open end. Wanm u. nr. saiurnaw 7-m CttbM-.

w.vwuy, uy naroio rimer, concerning the ilnal daye of the tnsndshlp between three young men; New Haven Playhouse, 2966 Racine 9. 11 pm. Friday. Saturday; 5 wiuay. rniQugo Aug.

15, 327-5550. Bffll EMERGENCY A lively look et the passing parade on busy night In a Chicago mhbi, viiyaniu ineater company, 3319 N. 01., p.m. rnoay, Saturday; 3, 6 Sunday. 810-812.

Open end. 327-5588. 'OLENNA LOVED Second City satirical revue: 1616 N. Wells 830, 11 p.m. Friday, Saturday; 9 p.m.

Sunday. 86-J7. Open end. 337- otnflE. THE Ptay by Brendan Behan.

presented by the Echo Theater Company; Immecu-lete Conception School, 770 Deeifield Rd Highland Parte 8 p.m. Friday. Saturday: 7:30 ounoay. o-r; nudents, seniors 85-56. mrougn Aug.

ZZ. 433-1616. 'I'M NEAR A comedy by Beverly w. rroaen; ninum-rneater, 3544 N. Clark 6 p.m.

eaiuroay; p.m. Sunday. iiHuugn rtuo. e0-r711. AN ITALIAN STRAW French farce, by taoiune, anractiveiy alaged ouldoora; coun ineater.

5708 s. Umversity 8:30 m. rnoay, Saturday; 2:30, 8:30 p.m. Sunday. inrcugn Aug.

IO. HbZ-7300. New drama about homosexuality, by William J. Morris, sensitively directed by Susan Daloe and presented by the Pary Production Company; Theater Building, 1225 W. Belmont ve a p.m.

Fndey; 7, 10 pm. Saturday: 7 p.m. ouroey. ae-ev. rnrougn Aug.

15. 327-5252, JOSEPH AND THE AMAZING TECHNICOLOR DREAMCOAT't Buoyant pop musical based on the biblical story of the ahepherd boy who made gooo, written by Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice; Shubeit Theater, 22 w. Monroe 8 p.m. Friday; 2. 8 p.m.

Saturday; 3 p.m. Sunday. $13- eou. rnrougn Aug. Zl.

"MAN OF LA The Jeftaraon At. winning pray features Lee Petty end Dakxee nomenoerger Dale Wassermen'e adaptation of Cervsntes's desslc novel "Don Quixote'-Candlalight Olnrwr Ptsy house. 6620 S. Harlem Ave, p.m. Friday; 5, 10 p.m.

Saturday; 2:15, 7.30 o.m. Sunday. S10 50.S.H. dinner-show package 819-529. Through Oct 3.

The Paasaga Theater presents -a xtmumty unsKea inoaent in two victory ua.eens enmie irweisr, n. uncotn 6:30 pm. Friday, Saturday; 3:30 pm. Sunday. siuuenev seniors S3-JO.

Througn Aug. er l-AUV. MASS Htt Broedwav cormdv alwa the friendship between en old. worldly priest and a young, ideeliatic eerranartan, etarring Milo vonee; ururyaana ineater. Water Tower, 175 Chestnut 8 p.m.

Friday; 230, 830 pm. Saturday; 230 p.m. Sunday. Through MIDSUMMER NIGHTS Musical version 01 snaKespsare'a comedy, presented by the Pegasus Players; Pegaeue Playhouse. 1020 w.

oiyn mawr p.m. Friday. Saturday; 2, 7 p.m. Sunday. 85-86: etudents 83.50: savira ez.

nrougn Aug. ss. 271-2638. MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING" and "SER VANT OF TWO MASTERS Presented In repertory by the Renal nuance Repertory Compa ny; Wand Parte, Fox Rivet Bridge, Geneve; 8 p.m. rnoey-sunoay.

ss; etudents. seniors 84.50; omioren sz. rnrougn Aug. 15, 232-2228. THE MUSIC Musical comedy eat emas.

sjwn tewa. wm Book, music and lyrics by Meredith wnison and preeemed by Pentengle Productione; Friendship School Theater. 850 Elizabeth lane. Dee Plamee; 8 m. Fridav.

Saturday; 7 p.m. Sunday. 85; atudenta, as more 84. Through Aug, 14, 670-0720. THE ODD Nell Simon comedy nng nugn enan; Drury Lane South, 2600 W.

95th St, Evergreen Perk; 6:30 pm. Friday; 6:18. 9 30 pm. Ssturday; 3:30. 7 m.

Sunday. 1525- ss.eo; oinner-anow package Through Aug. 29. 779-4000 or 422-8000. SAVAGE LOVE" ANO Two ana- act plays by Sam Shepherd rsavego' waa written by Joseph Chaikln) presented by Huron Theater, Jane Addams Hun House.

3212 N. Brosdwsy; 8:30 pm. Fndsy-Sundsy. 85-88. Trrrough Aug, 29.

472-4141 or 22KU10. 8HAVV BV SHAW Trilogy of one-en prays, presented by the Free Shakespeare Asrdvstk Theater. t608 N. Welle 11 p.m. Fnday.

Saturday. 84. Through Aug. 21.347-1025. 'SHt STOOPS TO Comedy by mtver wuemno.

preeented Oy the Free Shakespeare Aerdverk Theeter, 1606 N. Welle 6 p.m. FridsySunday. 85-88, Through Aug, 22 337-1025. SISTER MARY IGNATIUS EXPLAINS IT ALL TOR YWr.

Christopher Dursno's ecathlno oor- trelt ot a dogmatJo teacher In a parochial echool: VVajdom Bttdge Theeter, 1858 W. Howard St; 6 m. Friday; 6, 830 m. Saturday; 730 Sunday. 88.50-811.

Through Aug, 28. 7434442. Rata anv Bob Randall a comedy, rxeeam. ed by Ensemble Theater Company, explores rove, loyalty and We attar marriage; Old Orchard Country Club. 700 W.

Rend ML Prospect; 2 30 m. Sunday. 88; dtnner-ehow package 812 50. Through Sept 19. 8704W60.

"SPECIAL Romanes comedy by owe, wm eranooui perrormencee by Frencie Oukien and Marta Rkneee: Pheasant "un ineater, at cnarioe: 930 p.m. Frtdey; 8:30. 10 p.m. Saturday; 230. 7:30 nm v.Mwsfiuw pmaaye inrougn Auo 22 281-7368.

TRUE WEST'! Rouemoly acted production 01 sent sneparde atory ol two baffling brothera who have a etrange reunion ei fielr motrave Catlomle home, preeented by the 6teppenwo rneeler company, Apr) Theater Center, 2540 N. Uncorn pin. Friday. 7, -10 m. Saturday; 8, pm.

Sunday. 89.50 11 2.5a inrougn Aug. 31. 9084100.81 TWO STORV HOUai-i New ajntaaysxyneoy vynauMsu iisjnajewt, pmssiees oy ins com-mona Theater Company; Commone Theater, 8443 N. Sheridan a pm.

Friday-Sunday. 00 ee. vpaw one. o8-3U3P. Comedy BVRSLD'S: Chicago Talent Showcase, featuring musks and comedy, 8.

10:30 p.m. Friday, Saturday; Ambassador East Hotel. 1301 N. State St S3 cover Friday; $4 Saturday. One-drink mtnl- CHICAGO COMEDY SHOWCASE: "We Love Lucy Show." 9 p.m.

Friday; 830, 11 p.m. Saturday; 1055 W. Orversey Pkwy. 84 cover. ue-nui.

comedy COTTAGE: comedy Showcase. 8. 11:30 m. rnday, Saturday; 8 m. Sunday; I 6350 N.

Rand Rosemont. 82-85 cover. 696-1 4077. COMEDY WOMB: Judy Tenuta and Bin Brady, t. ll p.m.

Friday, Saturday; 6030 W. Ogden Lyons. $4 cover. 442-5755. GINOERMAN CABARET: Jan Hobson 8 Her Bad I Revue, 8 p.m.

Friday: Laughing Matters Improv I revue, p.m. Saturday; Comedy Showcase, 6 m. Sunday; Glngerman Tavern, 3740 N. Clark St. $3 cover Friday, Saturday: 82 Sunday.

549-2050. 'GOLDEN 80TH ANNIVERSARY Practical Theater Company revue. 8 30. 11 o.m. Friday, Saturday: 9 p.m.

Sunday: 1606 N. Wells I si. seniors 84. 326-4151. I NIGHT LIGHT: "The Suggestion Box: An Impro-1 viaation with the Night Light Players and to elnoer Jim Croeaeart.

8:30 run. Saturday; 3447 W. Irving Parti Rd. Admission 83; children, seniors 81: family 87. Through Aug.

28. 539-6029. "NO RESTROOM FOR THE Practical Theater Company Improv show. 8:30 p.m., I Friday-Sunday; Lennon Auditorium, 703 Howard I Evanston. 84; students, seniors S3.

Through I Auo. 15. 328-4151. THE ROXY: Jan Hobson a Her Bad Review, 10:15 p.m. Saturday: 1157 W.

Wrightwood Ave. S3 cover. 472-8100. I WHO'S ON FIRST: Jim Wlegard. Steve 8 Leo and rim cavanaugh, 9, 11 p.m.

Friday. Saturdav: Steve a Leo. 1030 m. Sunday: 684 W. North I Elmhurst.

85 cover Friday, Saturday; ounoay. eja-34ju. i ZANIES: Uny Rseb. P. Mutroony, John Tam-I owino ana Emo pninpe 9, 11 p.m.

Friday, I Sunday; 9, 12:30 p.m. Saturday: 1548 N. Wells I w. 4 cover; two-drink minimum. 337-4027.

Dance "DANCE FOR A Performance ssrtee featuring Akasha Company. Jackie Radls end I Carol Bobrow, Donna IppoMo and others, 8:30 I pm. Friday-Sunday; MoMIng Dance 8 Arts I Center, 1034 W. Barry Ave. 81.

472-9894. 'TO THE Performance by Slightly Oft I Broadway Productione, 8 p.m. Friday, Saturday; Chicago Dance Center, 2433 N. Lincoln Ave. 85; I etudents, seniors 84.

929-7416. Museums DUR PLANETARIUM: Xoemk, Trme Meeblne' aky enow; 11 e.m 1, 2, 3, 4. 8 pm. Friday-Sunday; 1300 a. Lake Shore Or.

$2: ages 6-17, seniors, rrae. cniioren under 6 not admitted. rnrough Sept 14. 322-0300. AHCHiCENTER: Landscape Architecture: Ctry sitee, exhibits of the creative and artistic skills of Illinois landscape architects In an urban environ ment; 11 a.m.-3 p.m.

Friday. 9 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Saturday, p.m. Sunday: 330 S. Dearborn St.

Free. 326-1393. CHICAGO HISTORICAL SOCIETY: Pioneer Craft Participation, 10 a.m-noon Saturday; Barry Byme end John Lloyd Wright: Architecture and Oealgn exhibit (through Sept. 30); Folk Art of Illinois exnttxi (through Aug. 15); museum hours: pm.

Friday, Saturday; noon-5 m. Sunday; Clark Street end North Avenue. 81: egee 8-17, 50 cents; seniors 25 cents. 642- aeoo. FIELD MUSEUM.

Discovery Program: "Fireballs ano snooting stars: Keys to the Universe" tour, 1 p.m. Saturday; and "The Brontosauiue Story" tour. 2 p.m. Saturday: the People and Art of the Philippines exhibit through Deo. 31; museum hours: 9 a.m.-6 p.m.

Friday-Sunday. Roosevelt noaa at Lake Shore Drive. Admission, 82: students, seniors. 80 cents; fsmWee, 84. 922-9410.

FOX RIVER TROLLEY MUSEUM: See and ride a variety or mterurban railway cars, 1-8 p.m. Saturday, 11 a.m.-e pm. Sunday; W. Hwy. South Elgin.

Admission free; 81.50; children, 75 cents, for rallcar rides. 697-4676. UZZADRO MUSEUM OP LAPIDARY ARTl tost vvona a me Maya: The Ancient Civilization of Central America" Mm, 2 p.m. Saturday; 220 uxtage timnurat. Museum hours: 1-8 p.m.

Frldsy, Sunday; 10 e.m.-5 m. Ssturday; admission, so cents; agee 13-19, 28 cents; children, under 13. free. 833-1616. MUSEUM OP SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY: History mi iicemmunicaiion lecnnoiogy exhibit (through Aug.

29); the Treasures of Tiffany exhibit (through Nov. 14); mueeum hours: 930 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Friday-Sunday; 87th Street and Lake Shore Drive. Free. 664-1414.

8HEOD AOUARIUM: Exploring the Deep Frontier: ine Adventures ot Man tm Sea exruM through Sept 30); aquarium hours: 10 a.m.-8 p.m. Friday; 10 s.m.-4 m. Saturday. Sunday- 1200 S. Lake Shore Dr.

ages 6-17 and students with 10, 81; seniors, 50 cents: tsmilies, tree on Fridaye. 939-2428. 8PERTUS MUSEUM: The works ot Mlcha Bar-Am pioio)oumast exnrai nnrough Sept.6); mueeum hours: 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Friday, Sunday, closed Seturdsy. 618 8.

Michigan Ave. Admission si.so; students, seniors, children, 75 cants. 922- VUIZ. Music BLUES BIDOY MULLIGAN'S: Koko Taylor and her Blues iwacntns. :30 pm.

Friday, Saturday; 7644 N. onenoan mo. cover; no drink minimum. 761- mm TWIST 8 THE MELLOW FELLOWS: 10 nv Saturday; McQreevy 2680 Gott Glenvlew 84. 729-7702.

B.L.U.E.8.: Letty Dizz end Shock Trestmert, 930 Din Frtdav. Sahirdaw- Rtmnulmntt fium Ol. Dana Bundav 510 Uiwt i cover Friday. Saturday; 82 Sunday. S2tt-iai9 I CRYSTAL PALACE SHOW CLua- RjvMu flm I "cflan Ave.

84 cover. I DUHTV NEUJI'S! Pockahadr Vm.1 in rnoey, saiuroay; ss Bothwea St. Palatine. 84 I cover Friday, Saturdav. 356a444.

ALLY'S STAOE-CHfCAQO: Mr. Beef Bluee Band, 9:30, 11 m. Friday; 6335 N. Western Ave. sz cover.

764-0990. WISE FOOLS PUB: Marcla Bel. 830 0 salurday; 2270 N. Uncoki Ave. 82 50 cover rnoay; 83 Saturday.

929-1610. CLASSICAL CHICAGO STRING ENSEMBLE: Performing Ana Festival, 1, 3 pjn. Sunday; Columbia Drive I Auditorium, Art Institute ol Chicago, Mkrugan I Avenue ano Aoame street. Free. 443-3600.

OEJA'S CAFE: Jim Spector, flamenco. 7:30 p.m. I rnoey, sunoay; ieo wcMne. fiamenooctessical I puiter, 7:30 p.m. Saturday; 340 W.

Armtage I nve. rw oover. zei-eioi. GRANT PARK CONCERTS: Grant Park Bympho- ny Orchestra and Chorus. David Zlnman.

con ductor; works by Beethoven, Sibekua and Brahma, 8 p.m. Friday, Saturday; 7 m. Sunday; PetriSo Musk) She. Jeckaon Boulevard and Columbus Drive. Free.

294-2493 PARK RIOGE FINE ARTS SOCIETY: tVrrphoreo rope roipoum; variety ol works, 6 m. Friday; rwywm rn. iviam oiraei ano Fraepooi Avenue. Pant Rktge. Free.

828-5534. RAVIWA FE8TIVAU Chicego Symphony Orcnee- ire perrormanoea: Tchaikovsky Concert, Maxim Srweukovloh, eortducor, Andre Watte, plimet. 8 30 m. Saturday; Ravinie Pops: Ait Evening with Jerome Kern and George Gershwin, Erich nunzei, oonauctor, 7:30 p.m. Sunday; Young Pecote'e Program leeturina Glen FJvn Chiidmna Chorus.

11 am. Saturday; Funksa, Highind Park. 84-816. 726-4642 SHERWOOD MUSIC SCHOOL! Sister Merjorte narparonora lecture-recdai, io ajn, Fndey; Wimam Browning, plsnka, 1230 m. ewuroey; lute Michigan Ave, Free.

427- WALDFE8T YOUNG ARTIST CONCERTi Bar! weioon labemacre. 730 Dm. Saturdav: Untied Methodlet Camporeund, Mgonqtiin Roed seat ol River Road. Dee Plemes. 12.80; children unoer 12, 61.90.

8240298, COUNTRY BARBARA MANORRLU pm. Friday. Poplar braes, muan inearer, Hwys. 72 and OS, nomnan eaea. ee 41800.

HOTELi J.D. and neven, 7:30 pm Friday; 6 m. Saturdev: 1801 N. Neper Napervme. No oover of Mre- mum.

369-1900. WILDWOOO PICKERS: p.m. Salurday; cimwone rem mage) CWM, core eumwogi ran, 81 eumou. eoz-ra41 ot 1128. CHEAP TICKETS: Trta Hot Tlx Booth in he Daisy Center, Randolph and Dearborn Streets, has halt-price tickets on the oay or performance tor theater, music nd dance through the area.

CaH Curtain ian. -i55. ENTERTAINMENT HOTLINE: For updated information on entertainment and cultural events dial FINE ART. GETTING INTO THE WEEKEND GUIDE: Listings are free but inclusion is not guaranteed. Send name of event, loca tion, date, time, length of run, prices and prions two weeKS prior to date of publicationto Chicago Tribune Weekend Guide, Room 400, 435 N.

Michigan inicago ouoti. Art For additional exhibits, see the Arts boohs calendar in Sunday's Tribune. GALLERIES OPENINGS COHON: Cillery artista group show; 10 a.m.-3 pm. Saturday; through Sept. 10; 10 a.m.-6 p.m.

Friday, Saturday; 474 Central Highland ram. M-r410. OILMAN: O. William Neebe paper sculpture; 5-0 p.m. Friday; through Sept.

Robert Novak i palnongi; through Sept. 10 p.m. rnoay, oaiuraay; 277 E. Oak 337-6282. MINDSCAPE: Jon Kuhn glass sculpture: 5-fl p.m.

Friday; through Sept. 10 a -6 p.m. Friday, Saturday, 1-4 p.m. Sunday; 1521 Sherman Evaniton. 664-2660.

PEACE MUSEUM: Drawings by survivors of the Hiroshima bombing; a-10 p.m. Friday: through mv. ou; noort-r p.m. rnoay, 10 a.m.-4 pm Saturdav; 364 W. Erie St.

440-1680. ftlZZOU: Furniture designed by Ctttcagoans; p.m. Friday; through Sepot. 10 a.m.-10 p.m. rrway, Saturday; 11:30 a.m-630 p.m.

Sunday; N. Michigan Ave. 642-3500. WEST HUBBARD: "Going Spacetesa" members ana alumni show; S-9 p.m. Friday; through Aug.

S8; 11 a.m.-S p.m. Friday, Saturday; 61 W. nurjoara St. 943-5940. CONTINUINO, ALASKA SHOP: Neepee sculptures: throuoh Aun.

14; 11 p.m. Friday-Sunday; 104 E. Oak 51. S43-3993. ARTEMISIA Pat Adams, paintings; Susan Bloch, drawings, paintings; Carol Seller, sculpture; through Saturday: 11 Friday, Saturday; W.

Hubbard St. 751-2016. BARUCH: Erotic-photography group show; through oepi. iu a.m.-sao p.m. Friday, Saturday; suu n.

Mcnigan Ave. 844377. ErVJAMIM-BEATTIE: Carol Summers, woodcuts; through Aug. 14; 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Friday, Saturday; 900 N.

Michigan Ave. 337-1343. "LlT Ih9h 8tl oaumiay; era Mlchkjan Ave. 943-1147. OOKSPACE: R.

Frosts "Visual through Friday; a.m.- p.m. Friday; 703 S. Dearborn si. BOYD: Susan Sensamann, paintings: through Sept. 11 a p.m.

Friday, Saturday; 216 superior at. 04Z-1G0Q. BRANCA: 18th-century botanical prints by Re- crane; mrougn Aug. 22; 10 a.m.-5 m. Friday, Salurday: 67 E.

Oak St 751-2017. CAMPANILE: American Impressionists: through August; 9 e.m.-530 m. Friday, 9:30 a.m.-4 p.m. Saturday; 200 S. Michigan Ave.

863-3665. CESON: Recent work by pertormanoe artists Bob and Bob, "New ArataNew through August; 10 a.m.-SJO pm. Friday; 11 a.m.-5 pm. samroay; em ornam a. 787-0005.

BOBRtCK: Oanlat Oouke, paintings, Michael paperwom: mrougn Aug. 15; 10 a p.m. Friday, Saturday; 216 E. Ontario St. 337- zooz.

FAULKNER MAIM STREET: Drawings. 1670- iirau; mrougn Aug. 20; 10 pm. Friday, aiuroay; OA1 n. Mcnigan Ave.

787-3301. FRANKLIN BUILDING: Christine Bourdaita. changing window mslalatlon; through August; 720 S. Dearborn St. 767-0400.

QALERMA: Adomas Galdikas, paintings; through ug. 10 e.m.-5 p.m. rnday. Saturday; 744 N. WaHs 280-1149.

HOKIN: Alex Kate, cutouts: through Aug. 17; 10 a.m.-S p.m. Friday, 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Saturday; 233 E. Ontario St.

266.1211 HORWrCH: Susan Falkman. eculpture: through iguai; ii a.m.-o m. i-noay, Saturday; 226 E. Ontario St. 787-7486.

lUINOIS ARTS COUNCIL: Ted Wotler, weter- oolors, drawings; through Sept 9 e.m.-5 pm Friday; 111 N. Wabash Ave. 7934750. KENYON: Omrthologtcal artists, Including John James Audubon; through August: 9:30 a.m.-5 pm. Friday, Saturday; 155 E.

Ohio 81 842- 5300. KLEIN: Maximino Javier, paintings, watercotors; through Friday; 11 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Friday, Satur- oay; w. Huron St. 787-0400.

tUPHE: Gallery-artists group show: through Au- bui; oy appointment; iruz N. Lasalle St. 337-2862. NEEDLMAN: 'Woman Make An through Saturday; 11 a m. Friday, Saturday; 216 E.

OEHLSCHLAEOER: Laftoy Nelman, aarty works; rougn Aug. iz; iu s.m.-s p.m. Friday, Satur day; 107 E. Oak 7874779. RAMSAY: large-scale drawtnoa bv alaht artista: through August: 10 s.m.-S p.m.

Friday, Saturday; 620 N. Michigan Ave. 337-4678. RANDOLPH STREET: Outdoor kiatallatlona; mrougn Aug. za; ii a.m.-5 pm.

Friday, Satur day; 853 W. Randolph St. 243-7717. ROSENFIELO: Marvin Uoofskv. olau works through Sept.

10 a.m.-5 p.m. Friday; 228 E. wtiwiiO 5t. D'BUZU. -WAOOONER: through Sept noon-8 pm.

Friday, Saturday; lit E. 0CW-M4. W.P.A: Group photography show: throuoh Aim noon-5 m. Friday-Sunday; 1539 N. Daman tiniiynBa.

t- ej. t. I Tl 9'apnics; mrougn r. rm rrnj, a m.4 m. I Saturday, noon-8 p.m.

Sunday; 1428 E. 83d 81 752-2020. X0LLA-LIE8ERMAN: "New Talent-New VWone iwz-; through Aug. 25; 11 30 p.rr Friday, Saturday; 3i6 W. Huron St.

844-1990. MUSEUMS ART INSTITUTE: The Work of Algal: Old France through Aug. 15 islactJom from tie umveissl Limited Art Edisone gilt, Biaka-Palmer Oakery, through August aalacud textile ac-OotKna smos 1978. AHenon Gallery, through Oct 10; 80 drawings from the Helen Regenetotn Collection, Gallery 109, continuing museum 4 Hours: 10:30 S.m.-4:30 p.m. Frldsy, 10 a p.m.

Saturday, noon to 5 m. Sunday; Michigan Avenue end Adams Street 84; etudents, se- "Wl, ei.OU. 443-J0UO. MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART: Yvee I Mem, retrospect through Aua. 1581: seletieii wonte oy John cage and other oompoeere, through Aug.

29; Marvin Charney const ruction, trough Aug. 29; sekKUono trom the permanent collection, oontinutng; mueeum houre: 10 a p.m. Fndey, Saturday, noon-8 pm. Sunday: 237 I. Ontario St.

82; students, seniors and children, under 18, 91. 260-2660. TERRA MUSEUM: "Amencen Masters of the ith ajetsury," through Sept. 1681; 11 am-S pm. rvaaay.

Saturday. 1-8 pm. Sunday; 2600 Central Evanston. 81.50; students, children. 78 328 3400.

ART PAIRS nanvAL of the arts -sit to so pm. Saturday, Sunday; Adler Cultural Center, 1700 N. Milwaukee Ave Llbertyvme. 367-0707. 10TH ANNUAL ARTS ANO CRAFTS FESTI.

VALt noorwtuak Saturday, Sunday; Dewee Park on BVaprers, fevanaroa I28-1100, Collectibles ANTIQUE COLLECTIBLIB BHOWl Frtdrty-Sun- ay, tsrtokyars Mas, 8468 Dtvereey Ave. Free. Joy Chdrla, sWTtOUIS ANO COLLECT1BLC8 SHOWl 9 ant. I pm. Sunday: Elmhurai Amencen Lemon.

I eWleekl and Spring Roeda, Elmhuret St. 393- irsoor 834-1400. Sunday. FHGHTON PARK 8WAPO-RAMA, Saturday, Sunday: 3300 W. 46th PL Admission ee: eekoia' lee 86.

774-3900. UTTLI AMERICA FLEA MARKET: Dawn-dusk elurday, Sunday; JoM Roed, south ol IrH Hwy. 86. lemon. 81 a car, 738-9802.

PULLMAN ANTKMJiS FAIR: 9 a.m.-6 Dm. Betur- dey, Sunday; 11141 S. Coeage Grove Ave. 75 eenrs. 7es-eiei.

tFMTATI SWAP-O-RAMA! 7 am-e pm Setur- aey, Sunday; 4390 W. 129th St, AMip. Adrme- 80 ceres; maren, seniors. 28 cents; SM, 88, tatmar, HO, tXaldey. 7- on the mainstage.

day: 8843 W. living Park Rd. 83 cover. 283- 4252. McGREEVY'S: Mesa with Nathan-Coatee, 10 pm.

Friday; 2680 Gott Glenviow. 83 oover. 729- 7702. MINSTRELS: West Side Revolvers, 9:45 p.m. Saturday; Gerry Grossman 9:45 p.m.

Sunday, 6465 N. Sheridan Rd. 82.50 cover Saturday; no cover sundey. 262-6230. POPLAR CREEK MUSIC THEATER: King Crimson with Jon Anderson.

8 p.m. Saturday; Slondle with Duren. Duran. 6 p.m. Sunday; HI.

Hwys. 72 ano 59, Hoffman Estates. 426-1200. THE ROXY: Carry Grossman, 10 m. Friday: Poet Wer Baby Boom, 8:30 p.m.

Sunday; 1157 W. wngmwooo Ave. sz cover. 472-6100. SALLY'S ST AGE-CHIC AGO: Rlok "Elvis Sau ced.

10 pm, midnight Saturday, 8535 N. Western Ave. 85 cover. 794-0990. SALLY'S STAGE-LOMBARD: Rick "EMs" Sau-eedo.

830, 11:30 pm. Frtdey; 800 E. Roosevelt Lombard. 55 oover. 620-1000.

THIRSTY WHALE: Paradoxx. 9:30 p.m. Friday: Take Me, 10 m. Saturday; 9800 W. Grand nrver urove.

83 cover. 456-2414 Potpourri BRADFORD MUSEUM! Thousands of collectors' ptatee; 9 a.tn-4 p.m. Friday: 10 a.m.-S p.m Saturday. Sunday: 9333 N. Milwaukee Ave.

82; ssmors St; children free. Saturdays tree. 968- 2770. CHICAGO HIGHLIGHTS BUS TOUR! Saturdays; meet at 9 am. at Water Tower Vletrora Informs-: ton Center, Chicago and Michigan Avenues; or 9:30 a.m.

at ArchiCenter, 330 S. Dearborn St Sponsored by Chicago Architecture Foundation (a variety ot other archrtecturai tours are availa ble through November). ,81 88 tor children under 12 782-1776. CHICAGO HISTORICAL ANTIQUE AUTOMOBILE MUSEUM: 9 a.m-8 p.m. Friday-Sunday, 3200 SkoMe Valley Highland Park.

Admis sion 83: children 82. 433-440O CULTURAL CENTER: City Child In Summer Sertee: "The Bov Next Dory- film. 11 m. Saturday; Puppets In the Park chlldron'a show. lo a m.

Friday; "Betsy, BemM and Frtende' multimedia preeantatlon tor children, 12:15 m. Friday. Contemporary Putnio Ail In CNcego" lecture, 10 am. Friday; Summer Muslo Mrx penormance seriea: Jeff Menuel. oianist.

2 om Saturday; Flipl Flaahl Ptnball An exhibit (through Oct. 9): Peter fiatner OH Palntlnga exhibit (through Sept. 18): "Gretchen Gamer: City Photographs, 1978-1981" exhibit through Saturday); "From Chicego axtubrt (through Sept 28); 78 E. Washington St Center hours: 9 a.m.-7 pm Mondays-Thursdaye: 9 a.m.-6 m. Fridaye; 8 im-l pm.

Saturdays: Sundsys tor programe only. Free, 744-6630. INTERNATIONAL POLKA FESTIVAL: Featuring 18 polka bands, nod, dancing and more, 6 p.m. Friday. Saturday; noon Sunday, Red Carpet Hotel.

4747 S. Hewoa Ave, Milwaukee. Wis. 87 day; three-day pass 818; children agee 12 unoer ifa 254-7771. RICHARD'S FAIREi Re-creation ol Renaissance marketplace during festival ernes.

10:30 a p.m. Saturday, Sunday through tug. is. manes Road exit of InL Hwy. 94.

Bristol. Wta. 67.50: children age 8-12. 8258. 688-8667 or 414396-4385.

NAPE SETTLEMENT: Pioneer Village wHi 18 etructuroo dating trom 1831 to 1663; Victorian senoy work exhibit; visage hours: 1304:30 pm Saturday. Sunday; 210 W. Porter Nepsne- to. 83; students, seniors 81.50. 4206018.

VOLO MUSEUM 8 VILLAGE: Antique Auto Show and Festival. Sunday, more than 70 ennpue eutoe on display prue Mme end exhibits. 10 8 p.m. Friday-Sunday: W. Hwy.

120, Venule west of S. Hwy. 12. Volo. 83.25: eentore 82.76: children 4-12, 81.25.

616-385-3644. RECORD COLLECTOR'S CONVENTION: 6 430 p.m. Sunday; Hillside Hokdey Inn, Wolf noea end tnt Hwy. 290, rtwslde. 82.

313-968-1967. SEVEN ACRES ANTIQUS VILLAGE MUSEUM? Features movies, phonograph demonetrotone, axhibtta end more, 8 a.m.-S pm. Saturday, Sunday. 8512 S. Union Union.

83: chedren 8-12 81.50: children under 8 tree. B.M.A.S.H. 191 Military model, art book 4 eolloo- etxea show and sale, env- pm. Sunday: Saokie Valley VFW Poet 8684. 7401 Unoaei Ave 8koe 11: egae 14 and under end 53 end eider bee.

831-81 20. TiMPEL LIPI2ZAN8: Seven eegnvais paitoniian). "A as es progressiva stagee of a Upuzw it m. Beturdey, I m. Sunday, Tempel Fame, Hwy.

132, west ol Ml Hwy. 84. Wadeworth, children under 12 83. 623-7272. I A "6 billing Friday night at ChicagoFest CHARLIE CLUB: Sweet Cheeks, 10:30 pm.

Friday: 501 Midway Ml. Prospect 82 oover. 364-6415. EUGENE'S: Laurie Beebe, 8 p.m. Frtdey, Satur day; 1255 N.

State St. No oover or minimum. 944-1445. FOX'S RESTAURANT A PUB: Dave Coadyi Show, 8 p.m. Friday-Sunday; 9240 S.

Cicero I Oak Lawn. No oover; wrodrtnk minimum. 499-2233. GORDON: Karen March, 7 p.m. Friday.

Saturday; 512 N. Clark St. No cover or minimum. 467-9780. GRAND PLAZA HOTEL: Tony Smrltt.

S30 pm Friday, Saturday, In the La Tour Supper Club; '6465 N. Mannheim Rosemont $2 oover. Two-drink minimum. 297-2100. HIGH ON 16: Jerry Elardl and the Utile Bla Band.

10 pm. Friday, Saturday: 9 p.m. Sunday; 40t w. una at, Nonmaxe, No oover. 626-7083.

MATH IGLER'B CHICAGO CABARET) Featuring music of the '40s through the 60s. with Man mrnpert, 6 30, 11 p.m. Friday, Saturdav: 6:30. 8:30 p.m. Sunday; 1627 W.

Melroee St No oover or minimum. 936-2000. KNICKERBOCKER-CHICAGO: Mary' Clare Bark- er, 4-9 p.m. Friday-Sunday; Norman Wallace, 9 Friday, Saturday; Susan Wrioht 8 o.m. Sunday, the Umehouso Pub; Mary Sue neoman, y-n p.m.

Friday, Saturday; Amy Lee, -ii p.m. sunday. in me prince ot Wales Room: Walton Street and Michigan Avenue. No cover or minimum. 751-6100.

LAWRENCE OP OREOANO: Carolyn Ford. a -V) 10 30 p.m. Friday, Saturday: Sup Qrtpena, 9:30, iirou p.m. rrway; Ronnie wee, 9:30. 1130 m.

Saturday; 662 W. Dtvereey Pkwy No oover or minimum. 871-1916 LES GRANGES MARQUES; Jonathan Clark and riaren Haptaa, 7 p.m. Friday-Sunday; Park Hyatt Hotel, 800 N. Michigan Ave.

No oover. 260- 2230. GORDON LIOHTFOOT: 8 pm. Friday; Ravinla, nigniano rant (7264642). 85-812; and 8 BM.

Saturday. Metre Center, RocMord 815-966-52221. 89-81 0. ORIENT PLACE: Mrvsns, 6 pm. Friday-Sunday; western Ave.

oovar; teo-dtink mmmum. 334-0668. PALMER HOUSE: Deborah Kane. pm. Sun oay, in me Den, 17 E.

Monroe St. No cover or minimum. 726-7500. PUMP ROOM: Ike Colo. 830 pm.

Friday. Satur. oay, Amoassaoor East Hotel, 1301 N. Stale p-Kwy. no cover or minimum.

2664360. RED STAR INN: Guy Fischer. 6-9 om Frktav Sunday: 4179 W. Irving Park Rd. No oover or minimum.

266-7768. RITZ-CARLTON: Myles Green Trio, 9 p.m. Friday, eaiumay, in ine ear: Bin Peteroon. 4-10 nm Sundey, the Greenhouse, 60 E. Pearson at no oover or minimum.

266-1000. SAGE'S ON STATE! Demse Tomeeello. 8 am. Friday, Saturday: 1255 state St. No cover or minimum.

944-1557. SAGE'S SAGES: Rocky Rockhold. 7 am Fridav: m. oaiuroey; w. Algonquin Arlington Heights.

No oover or minimum. 6S3-200. SALLY'S STAGeVCHtCAOOl Unwereei Tcgetlw- nesa rjano, 8:30, 10 p.m. Sunday: 8338 N. Western Ave.

82 cover. 764-0990. SALLY'S STAGE-LOMBARD: Feature Game. 10 m. saiuroay: eoo s.

noosevet Lombard. 82 50 oover. 620-1000. STEFANI'S: Bob Work) with Sammy Home, 10 pm. rnoay, Saturday; the Up Stake Lounge.

1418 W. Fulkmon Ave. 85 minimum. 346-attt. TIFFS: Use Lauren.

8 30 p.m. Fridav. Saturday: ram Stevenson, 9:30 m. Sunday; Sheraton Pkua Hotel. 160 E.

Huron Si No oover or minimum. 787-2900. TOULOUSE! Dave Green. 6 p.m. Friday, oay; maiy ujnaa.

a pm. sunoay; 48 w. Division 81. No oover or minimum, 844-2608. UPPER AVENUE ROOM: Fay Kaiser wtth Car- nrvei, a JO pm Friday, 6 pm.

Seaurday; Chka-go Memos HoteL 840 N. Michigan Ave. No cover. 836-0100. SUZY WONG'S RESTAURANT! Bobby Cook, 8 p.m.

rnoay. Saturday, soi vy. Armtage Ave. No oover or minimum. 848-7360.

ROCK CHARUB CLUB! Jin. 11 put Saturday; the uraae Moots wrtn pan dry Five. 8 30 pm Sundey, 801 Midway Ml. ProopeoL 82 oovar Saturday; 84 Sunday. 364-6618.

STEVI OAHL TEENAGE RAOtATIONt Wrel Garry Meier, 730, 11 pm. Fnday. Saturday; Park West, S22 W. Anwaga Awe. 89 50.

829- 6959. HAYWIRESt Joe Jammer. 8 nv Frtdey; Pere- ooxa, a m. Saturday; boss 83. Ooers Ave, Burner.

89 cover. 428-1235. IRON RAILt Jo Jackson In 440, 830 pm. Satur- Plan ahead a KINO OLD we a W. Waylon Jennings gets top FOLK H0L8TEINS: Stan Rogers, 8, 10 pm.

Frldsy; mam uanisis wim r-refl HOIstain, 9, 11 p.m. Saturday; Aural Tradition Concert with Charlie Magulre. 8 p.m. Sunday; 2464 N. Lincoln Ave.

85 cover Friday; 83 Salurday; 84 Sunday. Two- drink minimum. 327-3331 JAZZ ANDY'S: "Jan at Noon," p.m. Fridays: ways nnyinmmaKors, p.m. Friday; 11 E.

Hubbard St. J2 cover Fnday evening; no mini. mum. mz-wus. EDDIE BARRETT BIG BAND: 9 p.m.

Friday: Glenvlew Country House, 1560 N. Waukegan uienview. S3. zo-Ojuo. BULLS: Bov Wright, 9 p.m.

Thursday-Saturday; unano unanao uuanet, 9 p.m. Sunday; 1918 N. Unootn Pari West. 82 50 cover Friday, Satur day; 51.50 Sunday. 337-3000.

CHASE LANDMARK RESTAURANT: "Jazz at Five." with Jump Jackson Trig, 6 p.m. Frldsy; 32 E. Randolph St. No cover or minimum 782- 3711 CRICKETS: "Le Jazz Hot," p.m. Friday: rvncnaei Lairo, p.m.

Friday, 9:30 p.m. saiuroay, iuu e. cnestnut St No cover or minimum. 280-2100 NAOMI DAVIS: 7 p.m. Sunday.

Gordon, 512 N. ciern at. no cover or minimum. 467-9780 jutTANES: Richard Curve Duo, 9 p.m Fridav. 2350 Clark St No cover or minimum 929- 5500 hideaway LODGE: Harry Gravaa a the spsaKeasy jazz Band, 8 pm.

Friday; 6:30 p.m. Saturday; IN. Hwy. 25 St Charles No cover or minimum. 741-1244 HYATT REGENCY O'HARE: Andre Lane Tno.

830 p.m.-1:30 em. Friday, Saturday; Nance Lescner, a.m.-j p.m. Sunday, In Hugo a. Judy Gldley Trio, 8:30 p.m.-1:30 a.m. Sunday, In the Bistro; Lynn Roeder, p.m.

Friday, Saturday, In the Atrium lobby, 9300 Bryn iwawr Ave. nossmont. no cover 698-1234 Jonn Nichols. p.m. Frldsy, In the Oyster Bar Lounge.

600 La Salle SI. No cover or minimum. 337-2020. JAZZ TRILOGY: 5 p.m. Friday; Sculpture Garden.

Aioany uanx a Trust, 3400 Lawrence Ave Free. 267-7300. (KENNETH'S: Tom Muter Band. 8-8 pm. Friday, juu n.

wrcntgan Ave. no Dover. 263-2211 LESLEE'S: Larry Sehanker, 9 p.m. Friday; jack nuooie. p.m.

Saturday: Sherman Avenue and Grove Street. Evanston. No cover. 328-8304. IUON BAR: Eldee Young Trio.

7 m. Frldsy, 8 p.m. saiuroay; westin Holsl. Michigan Avenue and Delaware Place. No oovar.

943-7200. MAIN BRACE LOUNOE: Lori Brittln and the Mies roup. 8 p.m. Friday Salurday, Marriott Lincolnshire Resort, W. Hwys.

21 and 22. uncoinsnrs. No cover or minimum. 634-0100. MANHATTAN TAVERN QRILU Charles Edward Ensemble, noon-2 pm.

Friday; Palricia earner ino. s-9 pm Friday; Manhattan Jazz All- Stars laaturtng Barbara Rlnahart, 9 m. Friday, eaturoay; bou uuanogl chg Band, p.m. Sunday; 1045 N. Ruah St.

No cover. 751-2001 MARRIOTT OAK BROOK: Polly PodeweH, 8 p.m. rnoey, oaturaay: in tne Lobby Lounge, 1401 W. Z70 utt Brook. No cover.

3256555. "ww donn vampom ano rvenv Bis. Pm Friday. Saturday; 24 8. Ooethe St.

No cover. 843-1111, '-3. cLTT ZTTT 1 mwinmiMS rU. UAU BtAMOl 8 Dm. van ouren Jobet.

810-814. 242-7171 or 815726-6660. RADIATORS: 11:45 p.m. Fnday; Pio neer coun. 3i n.

Michigan Ave. Sponsored by the Chicago Tribune. Free. 222-9700. RICK'S CAFE AMERICA! Carol Colemen.

p.m. Friday, Saturday, 644 N. lake Shore Drive. No oover or minimum. 943-9200.

SHERATON-NAPERVrLLE: Rudy Mmeo Trie, 8 m. rnoay, aaurday; In JTRa Lounge. 1601 N. naper wvo Napervtue. no oover.

369-1900. MILT TRENIER'S LOUNGE: MM Trenier, Paula Rameey and the Billy Gardner Trio, 10 30 1230, 2 JO a m. Friday, 11 p.m., 1, 3 am. Saturday; Bob Stone Big Band plus BM Acoeta. 9:30, 11 p.m., 12:30 a.m.

Sunday; 901 N. Rush St. No cover, two-drink minimum Frtdey. Satur day: 82 oover, one-drink minimum Sunday. 296- Ol4V.

WASHINGTON SQUARE CONCERTS), Bobby Hutton Show, pm Sunday; Delaware end Dearborn Streets. Sponsored by Waahmgran Square Consortium. Free. 440-7804. WILLOWBROOK BALLROOM: George Leechsr urcnesire win Dome Bee, 8 pm.

Friday-Sun. day; 8900 8. Archer FkL, Willow Springe. 84.50 oover. B3S-10O0.

WISE FOOLS PUB: Marcla Sal. 9:30 Fnrta. wumay; xzo n. unoorn Ave. 82.50 Cover rnoay; Saturday.

929-1 51 a pop ARLIY'St Laurie Beebe. pre. Frtdey, Saturday; 2900 a. Highland Downers Grove. No cover or minimum.

9644550. ARLINGTON PARK HILTON: TemJ Novak, 8:30 m. Friday. Saturday; Hilton Show Uurne. 8400 W.

Euclid Arlington rtetgbts. No cover. 394-2000. ARTIE Qe RESTAUR AKTl Frmr IVine, 830 pm. Friday, Saturday; 11900 8.

Harlem Paloe Helghte. No oover or minimum. 881-5670. ATHENS: Jimmy Damon, Wee ONo, Hrjotor 8 Mane, Manama end the Athene Bn6 and Danoers, 830 m. Friday-Sunday; 4728 N.

Western Ave. 88 oover, Iwodrinlt mintmum wrthoul dinner, dinner-show package 61495 678-1150. AVENUE ONE: Cher WeHs. 8 pm. Friday, 7pm atuioay; hi ine uraae nrjiei, law c.

Walton St. oover or mmumm. 767-2200. BARCLAY CHICAGO: EHen Harwicke, 630 am rnoey, a p.m. Saturday; cneryl Srown, 630 m.

Sunday: In the Bookmark Lounge, Supertoi Street and Michigan Avenue. No cover or mini mum. 787-6000. CHAMPAGNE CABARETi "Golden Days," muele- ei leatunno operetta and Broadway hits. 8.

10 pm. Friday. Saruntay: 8 pre. Sunday; Remade I en, em smwum nd, HiglriKXXi, 88 cover. 31-1300.

uniiyi naiinaiij mauling 10 accept ner ooytneno sleeping with another woman. The Greek locations aie gorgeous and so are many of the bodies on display, but the story builds a head of steam and goes nowhere. R. Va' THINGS ARE TOUGH ALL OVER United Artista and neighborhoods. The latest Cheech and' Chong comedy, filmed In part In Chicago, witti the boys driving cross-country with presumably the usual drug-related Jokes.

To be re- viewed. TROM McCturg Court and neighborhoods. A marvelous entertainment, following the adverv! tures of a computer wizard who gets caught up In a life-and-death struggle inside a Full of fabulous special effects and an error-- mousty engaging performance by Jeff Bridges as the young hero. The best Disney movie in yean. PG.

THE WORLD ACCORDING TO QARP Carnegie and neighborhoods. Robin Williams stars In" a fine film treatment of John living's novel that celebrates life with all of Its pain and crazlness and, once In a while, a little pleasure. Screen- Rty Testen- Directed by George Roy Hill, R. Vi YOUNQ DOCTORS IN LOVE Water Tower and neighborhoods, A hit-and-moslly-mlss parody of soap operas set In hospitals. Complete witn exploding bedpans and gag announcements over the public address system.

About a half-dozen small laughs, and much boredom. V4 Special presentations and revivals XICA Facets Multimedia. An entertaining comlo drama of a black slave woman who gains power in the lungle gemstone district of the Portuguese colony ol Brazil. The litst film of Carlos Diogues, who went on to make "Bye Be Brazil. In Portuguese- with Ehatih anhn.

Roy Clark, Don Wllllama and Conway Twitty heacflina the County Jamboree at Holiday Star Theater In Mer-rillvllle, Ind, Sept. 4 through 6. Each performer will put on two shows. Tickets for each performance are $12.95 and are on sale now. For details, call 734-7268 or 219-769- 6600.

i i i x. Diana Ross performs In the round, Sept. 4, at the Horizon In Rosemont and Sept 6 at the Metro Center In Rockford. Both concerts begin at 8 p.m. Tickets are $12.50 In advance and $15 at the door for the Sept.

4 show; for details, call 635-9800. Tickets are $18.50 for the Metro Center performance; for details, call The distinctively crystalline sounds of Crosby, Stills Nash can be found Aug. 21 at Poplar Creek Music Theater In Hoffman Estates. Tickets for the 8 p.rtV-performancd are $12.50 for pavilion seats: for lawfW pace. For details, call426-1200.

1 MetitrVefl fiTTWTiBWTlsV Diana Ross titles. Admission Is $3itX Hot rated,.