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Topic: The Hustler on Screen with Lecture
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Bernie Anderson Jr
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Posts: 435
From: Woodbridge, New Jersey
Registered: Apr 2000
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posted 10-17-2004 10:43 PM
Coming this Wed, Oct 20th, 2004 at 8PM.
THE HUSTLER - Wednesday October 20th, 2004 - 8PM
1961, 134 min. Twentieth Century Fox Pictures; Directed by Robert Rossen Screenplay by Sidney Carroll & Robert Rossen. Print courtesy of Criterion Pictures. Presented in Cinemascope
Cast: Paul Newman .... (Eddie Felson), Jackie Gleason .... (Minnesota Fats), Piper Laurie .... (Sarah Packard), George C. Scott .... (Bert Gordon), Myron McCormick .... (Charlie Burns), Murray Hamilton .... (Findley), Michael Constantine .... (Big John), Stefan Gierasch .... (Preacher), Clifford A. Pellow .... (Turk), Jake LaMotta .... (Bartender), Gordon B. Clarke .... (Cashier), Alexander Rose .... (Score Keeper), Carolyn Coates .... (Waitress), Carl York .... (Young Hustler), Vincent Gardenia .... (Bartender)
STORY - Released in 1961, the Hustler is a film-noir adaptation of the Walter Tevis novel of the same name. Directed by Robert Rossen, the film examines that dark corners of "action rooms" (pool rooms where high stakes gambling takes place) and the people who inhabit them. The Hustler was one of the ealiest star turns for Newman, who played the title character, a cocky pool hustler named "Fast Eddie" Felson. The film was one of the most important movies of the early 1960's and remains a classic of American cinema.
**Guest Speaker** - BOB WATSON
Bob Watson is a Billiard Congress of America-certified pool instructor who is well known on the New York Pool scene. Bob is currently the house pro and general manager at Play, an upscale poolroom in queens, N.Y. He was previously affiliated with Amsterdam Billiards Club and for several years ran the Pool School at Slate Billiards. Bob has played professionally for over 10 years and worked as a staff writer for "American Cueist Magazine". He is currently seeking a publisher for his first novel "Painting on Green Canvas".
COMING SOON
Wed Oct 27th, 2004 at 8PM the continuation of our FUN, FILMS & GAMES "Billiards Series"
"The Color Of Money" on screen with Billiard Trick shot demo in the lobby before the showing.
Fri Oct 29th, at 7:30PM - Sci Fi-Drive In DOUBLE FEATURE
"FORBIDDEN PLANET" and "EARTH vs. THE FLYING SAUCERS"
Sat Oct 30th, at 2:30PM
"NOSFERATU" - silent film - co sponsored by Garden State Theatre Organ Society With a live original score by Bernie Anderson, Jr at the restored Wurlitzer Theatre Pipe Organ.
Sat. Oct 30th, at 8PM
"ABBOTT & COSTELLO MEET FRANKENSTEIN"
Wed Nov. 3rd, at 8PM
"SUN VALLEY SERENADE" starring the Glenn Miller Orchestra, Milton Berle, John Payne, Sonja Henie, Lynn Bari, Dorthy Dandridge and the Nicholas Brothers.
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Home Alone
The Great Escape
1941
Singing In The Rain
My Fair Lady... and more
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