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ft. ST. REGIS HOTEL (2 E. 55th 7534500): Fri. Sat.

from 6 p.m. till midnight, pianist singer Kurt Wleting; no cover Scott Heron, Lalah Hathaway others; $22.50. at 8, Johnny Cash, featuring June Carter a the Carter Family with John Carter Cash Kris ferson; $25. Fri. at 8, Dion, Leslie Gore; $25 at box office, (516) 334-0800, Ticketmaster, (516) 888-9000.

ft. WINGATE FIELD: The Martin Luther King Jr. concert series continues tomorrow at 7:30 with "A Tribute to Noel Pointer" with Rachelle Ferrell, George Duke, Will Downing; free. Bring chairs or blankets. Brooklyn -Kingston Brooklyn (718) 469-1912.

125th 663-7980): Wed. at 7, Great Divas of Gospel: $20 cover includes all-you-can-eat -buffet dinner. DANNY'S (Skylight Room. 346 W. 46th St.

265133): Today at 4, Aaron Morishita; $10. At 6, Bob Stewart; $10. Mon. at 9, John Gabriel; $12. The Joy of Being Single at $12.

Thurs. at 9. Glenn White; $8. ft. DONT TELL MAMA (343 W.

"46th 757-0788): Tonight at 8. Scott Ems. Margo McKee's Soundstage "Lovers, Liars a Lunatics" at 6 8, Michael Shaw at 10. ft. DUPLEX (61 Christopher 989-3015): Mon.

at 9. Lisa Ge-duldig a Cory Kahaney; $4. Fri. Sat. at 8 10, "Dressing Room $12.

2-drink min. all shows. ft. EIGHTY EIGHT'S (228 W. 10th 924-0088): Tonight at 5:30.

Matt Leahy. Mon. at 8 p.m., Debbie De Courdreaux. Wed. at 8 p.m., Vanessa Campbell.

Thurs. at 8 p.m., Jeff Ma-cauley. Fri. at 8:30 p.m., Ba-ronne and the Bon Bons. Sat.rt Ma present Schubert, Prevbi Franck; Thurs.

at 4:15, Ayako Yoshkte Nelson Padgett perform Schnlttke, Tchaikovsky, Paganini Beethoven; $12.50. Fri. at 8:30. Vincent Herring Quintet; $20. Sat.

at 8:30, Marcus Roberts Trio a Septet perform Gershwin, Ellington Roberts; Performances in either the Spanish Courtyard or the Venetian Theater. Katonah, N.Y. Call: (914)232-1252. ft. DAMROSCH PARK BAND-SHELL: Tues.

at 8:15, Garth Fa-gan Dance, Don Pirilen's Afro-Brazilian Connection the Chief Cliff Singers. Sat. at 8:15, Rounder Music Party with All-son Krauss Union Station, Riders In the Sky Persua-skwts. Free. Lincoln Center, 875-5400.

ft. HERALD SQUARE: Members of the American Opera Projects perform Uno, Two, Trots, Qua-tro: Sounds of Opera From Around the World Thurs. at free. 34th St. Broadway, 967-3433.

David Sanchez. Sat. at 7, im-prov impresarios Dewey Redman, Robin Eubanks; free. Prospect Park Bandshell, (718) 855-7882. ft.

CENTRAL PARK SUMMER-STAGE: Thurs. at 7. Weezer. Teenage FanClub, That Dog; $17.50 $20 (d.o.s.) at Irving Plaza box office (17 Irving PI. at 15th 249870) Ticketmaster, 307-7171.

Rum-sey Playground, at 72d St ft. GARDEN STATE ARTS CENTER: Tomorrow, Steve Miller Band, Doobie Brothers; $22.50, $30. Carry Simon, Daryl Had a John Oates; $22.50. Chicago; $20, $30. John Tesh, NJ.

Symphony Orchestra; Shows at 8. Tix at box office, (908) 442-9200, Ticketmaster, (201) 507-8900. ft. JONES BEACH: Sat. at 8, Chicago; $28.50 at box office, (516) 221-1000, -ter, (516) 888-9000.

ft. PLANTING FIELDS ARBORETUM STATE PARK: Sat. at 8, Aaron Neville a the Neville ft. BOSTON COMEDY CLUB (82 W. Third 477-1000): To- night Keith Robinson, Tony Woods, Kevin Brennan da Sykes-HaH.

Shows at 9:30. $5 cover tonight, $10 cover Fri. Sat. 2-drink min. all shows.

ft. BRYANT PARK (Sixth Ave. between 40th 42d 983-4142): Thurs. at 1, "Comedy In Bryant Park" series continues; free. ft.

CAROUNE'S COMEDY CLUB (1626 Broadway, 7574100): -Tonight Bobby Collins Jim Gafflgan a Jim Lauletta; All Star Comedy Showcase at $10. New York Comedy Nights Royate Wat-kins at $10. John Mulrooney Mike Royce a Louis C.K.; $12.50 on $16 on $16.50 on Sat. Showtime, 8 p.m. with additional shows at 11 on Fri.

10:30 on Sat. 2-drink mm. all shows. ft. CHICAGO CITY LIMITS (First Ave.

61st 8884.AFF): What You Said; $17.50, $10 student rush tickets 15 min. before performance. Wed. Thurs. at 8:30, Fri Sat.

at 8 10:30. ft. AVERY FISHER HALL Mostly Mozart continues. Emerson String Quartet performs Haydn, Beethoven Brahms. Tues.

Mostly Mozart -Orchestra with violinist Kzhak Perlman performs Mendelssohn Stravinsky. Ta-felmusik, music on period instruments, with the works of VIEWS YOU CAN USE: THEATER ft. ACADEMY, (234 W. 43d St. 840-9500): Wed.

at 8. Peter Murphy, Jewel; $19.50 $22 (d.o.s.). SaL at 8, Ra-mones. Corrosion of Conformity; $23.50 $25 (d.o.s.) ft. CAFE WHA? (115 MacDougal 254-3630): This week, Mike Davis, William Stephenson, Ben Maur, Dwayne Pardeu Ron Long.

Tonignt-Thurs. from 9:30, Fri. Sat at 9:30 midnight; $3 cover tonight tomorrow, $7 no cover $5 $10 Fri. Sat 1-drink min. aH shows.

ft. COPACABANA (617 W. 57th 582-COPA): Edgar Joel. Elemento. Jerry Galante Tito Rodrlgues.

Sat. Tito Nieves. Call for ticket prices and times. IRVING PLAZA (17 Irving PI. at 15th 249-8870): Thurs.

at 9. Bela Fleck a the Fleck-tones; $20 $25 (d.o.s.). ft. MANNY'S CAR WASH (1558 Third 369-2583): Tonight, Blues Jam hosted by Bobby Nathan; free. Tomorrow.

The Hackensack Men A The Trenton Horns; free for women, $3 for men. Luther Allison; $10. Dave Hole; $10. Johnnie Johnson: $10. Junior Wells; $12.

The BUI Perry Blues Band; $6. Shows at 9:15. ft. MERCURY LOUNGE (217 E. Houston St, 260-1214): Tonight Thomas Hindsight at 8:30.

Grampa The Girl Bitches at 9:30, Fuc at 10:30, Mongrel Bitches at $5. Courage Brothers at 8:30, Hammed on Trial at 9:30, Sons of EMs at $5. Rotator Cuff at 8:30, special guest at 9, Drug Store at $6. Pear Moss at 8:30. Mindy Jostyn at 9, The Detevantes at call for cover.

The Nlxons at 9, Brother Cane at 10; $10. The Poianskis at 8:30, Bubble at 9:30. Mr. Henry at 10:30. Travis Pickle at $6.

Sat from 8. Groove Collective; $10. ft. S.0.B.'s (204 Varick 243- 4940): Tonight Cafe Ta Cuba at 9 12; Olga Tanon at 9 11; Tues. Culture at 9 12; Boca Uv-re at 8 11; $16.

Tabou Combo at 11 Samba Novo at 10, 12 $17. ft. TRAMPS (45 W. 21st St. 727-7788): Tonight from 7, face to face, Guttermouth The Grabbers; $6.

Mon. from 9, Xavier; free. Tues. from 5:30, Hatters Popa Chubby; call for ticket prices. Wed.

from 9, Larry Graham Graham Central Sta-tton Omar; $20. Fri. from 9. Foerus, Halcion Ultra Bide; $10. I I if ft.

COMEDY CELLAR (117 MacDougal 254-3480): This week, Nancy Parker, Angel Sa-lazar, Ray Romano, Jeff Ross, Greer Barnes, William Stephenson, Wanda Sykes-Hall. Shows tomorrow-Thurs. from 9, $5 coven Fri. at 9 11. Sat.

at 8:30, 10:15 midnight, $10 cover. 2-drink min. all shows. ft. DANGERF1 ELD'S (1118 First 593-1650): Tonight.

The Most Brothers, Brian McFad- iIm IaIui Dbin ftahtt AhalaiW ARCADIA. Vivian Beaumont Theater, Lincoln Center Tom Stop-pard's play is about landscape gardening, the philosophical un- dercurrents of higher mathematics and physics and the perils of literary scholarship. Set in an English country manor, leaping back and forth between 1809 and the, pre-sent, is a witty and stimulating play that sets the mind whirling for several days. The cast features Blair Brown, Victor Garber and Robert Sean Leonard. HOW TO SUCCEED IN BUSINESS WITHOUT REALLY TRYING.

Richard Rodgers, 228 W. 46th St Frank Loesser's brilliant 1961 musical lampooning the shenanigans of the corporate world has been given a thoroughly enjoyable revival. The direction may be but the material itself is so vital it almost doesn't matter. Tony Award winner Matthew Broderick is adorable as the young man who climbs from window washer to chairman of the board. THE HEIRESS.

At the Cort, 138 W. 48th St. This stunning revival of a 1947 adaptation of Henry James' "Washington Square" won four Tonys. Cherry Jones won Best Actress for her portrayal of a young woman whose hopes for love and life are ruined by her wealth; Frances Stemhagen won Best Featured Actress playing the heiress' aunt; Gerald Gutierrez won Best Direction and the pro-. duction itself won Best Revival.

What are you waiting for? Mike Robies, Rick Seattle Danny Curtis. Glenn -Farrington, Quentin Heggs, Phil Tagliaferri, John Ferrentino, -John Lampert Ben Creed. at $12.50 -cover. Fri. at 9 11:15, Sat.

at 8, 10:30 12:30 a.m.: $15 cover. No min. N.Y. COMEDY CLUB (241 E. 24th 696-5233): This week.

Wanda Sykes-Hall. Mike King, Sam Greenfield Richard Voss. Shows tonight at 8. to morrow-Thurs. at 9, Fri.

at 9 11 Sat. at 9, 11 $5 cov-. 5 ft. STAND-UP NEW YORK (236 W. 78th 5950850): This week, Judy Gold, Rich Celsler, Gregg Rogell ieff Shows on Fri.

at 9 11:30 Sat at 7:30, 9:30 11:30. $12 rvuor 0HrirL min ft. WETLANDS PRESERVE (161 Hudson St. Mon. from 10, Konkrete Jungle; $10.

Tues. from 10. Rose Hill; free. Wed. from 9.

Willy Porter Band, The Bums Sisters Five Chi ft- JOYCE THEATER: Piktbolus Dance Theatre continues, at $30. 175 Eighth 242-0800. ft. MUSEUM OF MODERN ART: Fri. Sat at 8:30, Summergar- den Series; free.

Call for per-fomers. Rockefeller Sculpture Garden, 11 W. 53d 9491. ft. NORTH PLAZA: Wed.

at 6:30. Jazzmoblle. Thurs. at 6:30, Chamber Music of the World the New York Con- cert Singers Judith Clurman. Sat, John McCuthceon at 2, Riders in the Sky at 4.

Free, Lincoln Center, 65th St. Broadway. 875-5400. nese Brothers; $7. Thurs.

from 9. New Brown Hat. Pull My Daisy The Other Half; $7. Fri. from 9:30, Smile Orange, Screaming Headless Torsos The Authority; $8.

Sat. from 10, Zen Tricksters Speed of CO Ul 8 p.m.. Christian Nova. cover2-drink min. ft.

55 GROVE STREET (55 Grove 366-5438): Tonight at 8. Al McCall. Tues. at 8, Mike Fine-silver. Talking Them- selves In From the Ledge at 8, High Heeled Woman Tracey Berg at 10.

Mike Fine-silver at 8, Urban Side Effects at 10, Rlk Loyd's Comedy Hour at midnight. Comedy Pa-looza at 8, Gold Coast Theatre Co. at 10. The Cloaks of Pong at 8, Gold Coast Theatre Co. at 10.

cover2-drink. min. ft. HUDSON RIVER PARK (Bat- tery Park City', off Chambers or Vesey 416-5354): Tpes. at 6:30, Joy Behar presents We've Got Thunder; free.

ft. MERKIN CONCERT HALL: Peter Llgetl's American Cabaret Theatre Festival hosted by Steve Ross ends today, with An-gela LaGreca, Alex Korey Craig CameUa at 4, Marilyn So-' kol, Tommy Femia Tlan Jiang at $20, $25. Today at 4 8, at 8, Sat. at 9:30. 129 W.

67th or 642-5560. Brothers; (reserved), $20 (lawn, bring a chair). 2 miles north of Rts. 106-107, Oyster Bay. (516) 922-0061, or Ticketmaster.

ft. SEAPORT LIBERTY CRUISES: Larry Coryell; $20. Departs from South Street Seaport's Pier 16 at 6:30 $20 at Pier 16 box office and Circle Line box office at Pier 83. W. 42d St Hudson River.

Call 6308888. ft. SEASIDE PARK: Thurs. at 7:30, Annual Latino Night fea- turing Marc Anthony, Olga Tan-non, Gllberto Santarosa; limit-ed seating on first-come, first-served basis in the Center stage section for $5 or bring chairs. $2 contribution.

Ocean Parkway at Seabreeze Ave. opposite the Boardwalk. (718) 469-1912. TOWN HALL: Thurs. at 8.

The Rembrandts; $22.50 $25 (d.o.s.) at box office. 123 W. 43d St. 840-2824. Ticket-master.

WESTBURY MUSIC FAIR: Tonight at 7, Bernle Mac; $27.50. Tomorrow at 8, The Kinks; $25. Wed. at 8. "A Night on the Town Tour" with Herbie Hancock, Gil Handel, Bach, Albinonl, Vivaldi Tetemann.

Fri. Mostly Mozart Orchestra performs Trttto Mozart, a pre-con-cert, performance at 7. All performances at 8 p.m. except where -noted. Tickets de- pending on availability.

Lincoln Center. Broadway 65th St, 875-5030. BARGEMUSIC: Today at 4, a performance of chamber music, featuring virtuoso violin with violinist Christlaan Bor and' pianist Judy Gordon. Thurs. at 7:30, the music of Brahms -Mendelssohn.

$23 adults, $20 seniors, $15 students, Fulton- i Ferry Landing under Brooklyn Bridge. (718) 6244061. BRYANT PARK: tenor Michael Gal ant er, soprano Melody Morrison keyboardist Karen Schwartz perform, Wed. Bryant Parte Salutes Broadway, 1:30. Free.

Sixth Ave. between 40th 42d Sts. For info, call: (212)9834142. ft. CARAMOOR MUSIC FESTIVAL: Today at 5:30.

Andre Pre- vln, Barbara Benney Yo-Yo Light Snow; $8. ft. BATTERY PARK CITY: Tues. at 6:30. cabaret with HBO's Joy Baby Jane Dexter; ft.

BIRDLAND (2745 Broadway. 749-2228): Tonight. Karen Ta-bom. Autumn White. Yuske Hirado Trio.

Jeff Newell Quartet. Earl Davis a the Magic Spirit Band. Fri. Billy Mitchell Quartet, featuring John Bolivar. Sets nightly at 9.

10:30 midnight. $7 min. $10 min. Fri. 4 Sat.

ft. BLUE N0TE(131 W. Third 475592): Tonight, Chuck Mangkme; Bruce Gertz a His Quintet featuring guitarist John Abercrom-ble; Ivan Llns featuring Marco Aurello Sil- via Brito, Mario Augusta Aydar, in free. Enter Hudson River Park via Chambers or Vesey Sts. Call 416-5354 for more info.

Rain t-site: Stuyvesant H.S. Theater, 345 Chambers St ft. ALGONQUIN, OAK ROOM (59 W. 44th 84O6800): at 9, Fri. Sat.

at 11:30, Phillip Officer; $30 min. ft. BEEKMAN TOWER HOTEL (3 Mitchell First Ave. 49th 355-7300): from 9, Robert Mosci; no covermin. ft.

COTTON CLUB (656 W. CO CELEBRATE BROOKLYN: To- day at 3, Africa Mondo Festival with Soukous Stars. Kine Lam. eg T3 MatevoL Fri. at 7, Cecil Payne, CO.