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Men's Club Meeting meeting of the Men's Club of the First Congregational Church, Mr Douelas Grafflin nrin Chappaqua. The meeting will be . , ^ ou f las Grafflin, prm- held in the undercroft of the cipal of the Horace Greeley church Tuesday, December 4, at School, will speak at the next 8:15 P.M. CASCIOLI'S WINES & LIQUORS V. CASCIOLI, Prop. Featuring the Finest in Domestic and Imported Brands Millwood Rd., and Station Place Millwood, N. Y. Telephone Briarcliff 2878 DELIVERY AT ALL TIMES License No. L. 1470 Briar Oaks Restaurant Saw Mill River Road—Between Briarcliff and Millwood Full Course Turkey Dinner $1.50 All Turkeys Home Grown Dinner Served From 5:30 P. M.—Dancing Until 1 A. M. ERNEST FLOHE, Proprietor Tel. Briarcliff 2864 S PARK ROYAL RESTAURANT OPEN SEVEN DAYS A WEEK 0 w 0 d 30 EAST MAIN STREET {[ Delectable Meals Served 6 (J MT. KISCO 0 i o 0 Dine at your neighboring restaurant \NICK'S FIRESIDE\ Fried Oysters — Fried Shrimp Our Specialty Dinner 5 to 9 P. M. TRY OUR SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER 12 M to 9 P. M. Steaks Chops Fine Wines & Liquors Ideal accommodations for parties to WELCOME HIM HOME 391 Manville Road Pleasantville, N. Y. Telephone Pleasantville 991 Green's Tavern ANNA & LEIF Steaks — Chops Chicken — Lobster Beer — Wines — Liquor Bedford Road, Cor. King Street Telephone Chappaqua 726 NEW CASTL^ NEWS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2% 1945 ENTERTAINMENT AND DINING Movie Gossip From Hollywood by SIDNEY SKOLSKY Actors Looking at Themselves Again, while wandering about, I ask the actors and actresses what they think when they see themselves on the scree. It is surprising how modest an actor can be, and say with sincerity that he doesn't care for himself on the screen. Therefore, an unusual guy is Jack Carson, who said, \Being kinda corny off the screen as well as on, I still get a kick out of see ing myself in pictures. Maybe some day I'll change, but I doubt it.\ June Haver, who looks so pret ty and smiles in all pictures, re plied, \I have only this comment. I just wish I could keep from smiling so much.\ Van Johnson will tell you that when he watches himself on the screen he sinks lower and lower in the chair until he finds him self on the floor. \But I must admit,\ says Van, \that I get a big bang out of seeing myself on the screen. I wanted to be a movie actor and I love it.\ Alfred Hitchcock generally manages to play a bit in every picture he directs. When asked how he liked himself on the screen, Hitchcock answered, \it's the part of my picture that I en joy the most. Some day I would like to play a role for another lirector. I want to see if I can take direction.\ Hollwood is a fabulous place, and from the mass of informa tion supplied about it every day, there has come to be a number of legends. It is believed: That Peter Lawrod takes out every girl in pictures with the exception of Marjorie Main . . . Basil Rathbone could be a regu lar Sherlock Holmes if he wanted to stop being an actor ... All prominent men in history, whet her they write songs or invent telephones, look like Don Ameche . . . The public won't go to see pictures that are about some thing—they want entertainment . . . Lana Turner has a room in her house that is filled with nothing but sweaters ... A per son must be seen at Mocambo to amount to anything in this town . . . Greer Garson couldn't play a bad woman in a picture, any more than she could be bad in a picture . . . Gene Kelly would rather dance than eat . . . Wal lace Beery would rather eat than dance—and does. That Van Johnson is a typical movie fan and would rather watch Keenan Wynn in a picture than himself . . . Betty Grable doesn't listen to an orchestra unless Harry James gives her the okay ... A person must be seen at Romanoff's to amout to any thing in this town . . . The pub lic won't go to see any more mystery picture—they want en tertainment . . . Betty Hutton is tireless and never goes to bed, despite what Ted Briskin might tell you. That Bob Hope is a riot In his own house, and Mrs. Bob Hope sends him to Europe and on a tour of Army camps just so she can keep from laughing . . . Bing Crosby, when he wants an en- tertainin gevening, just sits down and plays Sinatra records . . . Frank Sinatra when he wants an entertaining evening, just sits down and plays Crosby records . . . Garbo never talked, smiled or laughed until a di rector showed her how . . . You must be seen at The Club to really amount to something in this town . . . Cecil B. De Mille really knows American history . . . Gary Cooper is so shy and bashful that he has all he can TWIN DINER Open 7 Days a Week Hours 6:00 A. M. to 1:00 A. M. LA PIZZA served every night 7:00 A. M. on Phone 346 S. GREELEY AVE., CHAPPA0UA GOOD FOOD FOR GOOD HEALTH A/c2>04*e//'d Quite PLEASANTVILLE do to ask for a salary for play ing shy, bashful person in a pic ture . . . The public won't go. to see gangster pictures—they want entertainment. That Errol Flynn is really an adventurer and he'd toss away his movie contract in a minute to go in search of new countries to explore, if the Warners would only let him . . . Gene Autry is a regular cowboy. Just give him a horse and a ranch, and he's happy . . . You have to be seen at Ciro's to amount to something in this town ... The public won't go to see musical pictures—they want entertainment . . . Hedy Lamarr looks as gorgeous in the morning when she gets up as she does in a picture . . . Uni versal is the only studio in town that is making horror pictures. HELP ASSURE THE PEACE FOR SPARE BEHIND THE VICTORY LOAN—AND THEN PUT MORE! KISCO THEATRE Tel. Nit. Kisco 5020 ROME THEATRE Tel. Pleasantville 720 FBI.. SAT. MOV. 30 DEC. 1 IRENE DUNNE IN \Over 21\ SAT. MATINEE ONLY Chap. 2 of \Pirpte Monster Strikes\ also \Dead or Alive\ (Western) THURS... FRI.,, SAT.. NOV.. 29-30—DEC.. 1 JOANN CRAWFORDD INN \Mildredd Pierce\\ SAT.. MATINEEE ONLYY Chap.. 4 off \Parplee Monsterr Strikes\\ alsoo \Rollinii Plains\\ (Western)) SUN.,, M0N.,, TUES.. DEC.. 2/3,/3, 4 JOANN CRAWFORDD INN \Mildredd Pierce\\ THURS. FRI. SAT NOV 29-30—DEC 1 JOA CRAWFOR I \Mildre Pierce SAT MATINE ONL Chap 4 o \Parpl Monste Strikes als \Rollin Plains (Western SUN. M0N. TUES DEC 2 4 JOA CRAWFOR I \Mildre Pierce SUN., M0N., TUES. DEC.2-3-4 IRENE DUNNE IN \Over 21\ WED.. THURS. DEC. 5-6 DOUBLE FEATURE \Fighting Guardsman\ ALSO \Beautiful Cheat\ WED.. THURS. DEC. 5-6 DOUBLE FEATURE \Radio Stars On Parade\ ALSO \Divorce\ $ $ $ ATTRACTION WEDNESDAY NITE COMING: FRI., SAT. DEC. 7-8 \BRING ON THE GIRLS\ COMING: FRI., SAT. DEC. 7-8 \THE SOUTHERNER\ FOR THOSE WHO WANT THE BEST WINKLEMAIM'S LODGE Specially prepared lunches and dinners. Wine and Liquor. Your favorite Cocktail. Known for its fine food. 765 NORTH BROADWAY WHITE PLAINS, N. Y. Rome Restaurant Open Every Day Week Day Hours 5:30 A. M. to 1:00 A. M. Sunday Hours 7:00 A. M. to 11 A. M. Phone 1272 Manville Rd., Pleasantville
