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D E C E M B E R Clubhouse Movies: December This month, the Clubhouse presents two feel-good movies in keeping
with the holiday season. So sit back, relax, have a snack and enjoy!
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Kids Movie: The
Grinch
Sunday, December 8, 2:30pm
“The Grinch,” based on Dr. Seuss’ holiday classic,
tells the story of a cynical grump who goes on a
mission to steal Christmas because his neighbors in
Whoville plan to make the Christmas celebration the
biggest and loudest one ever and the solitary Grinch
can’t stand the disruption. Ultimately, though, the
Grinch’s cold heart is changed by a young girl’s generous
holiday spirit. Academy Award® nominee Benedict Cumberbatch
lends his voice to the infamous Grinch. Animated; Rated PG
Directors: Yarrow Cheney, Scott Mosier
Writers: Michael LeSieur, Tommy Swerdlow
Cast: Benedict Cumberbatch, Cameron Seely, Rashida Jones
“Parents looking for a new family Christmas tradition could do worse
than this cheerful, upbeat movie…it has wonderful messages about caring
for others, treasuring family, reaching out to those who are alone, letting
go of past hurts, changing for the better, and forgiving others.”–Kirsten
Hawkes, parentpreviews.com
Downton Abbey
Friday, December 20, 7:30pm
“Downton Abbey” picks up the story of the
Crawley family in 1927. A letter has arrived stating
that King George V and Queen Mary will be
visiting Downton. The anticipation and excitement
of the impending visit includes the return of
Downton’s now-retired butler, Mr. Carson, and the
disruption that ensues when the household is overtaken
by the Royal Staff in preparation for the King
and Queen’s arrival. Rated PG
Director: Michael Engler
Writer: Julian Fellowes
Cast: Matthew Goode, Elizabeth McGovern, Maggie Smith
“…if you were a fan of the defunct series, you are going to love this
return to 1920s sophistication and upper-class snobbery. The gang that
you all love is here with hijinks and melodramatic subplots aplenty…
everything about the show that you cherished has remained. In fact,
very little has veered from the source material, other than the addition
of Ben Smithard’s sweeping cinematography.” – Aaron B. Peterson, The
Hollywood Outsider
The Dining Diva:
BOURBON
STREET
BY HELENE OELERICH
New Orleans meets Queens. This
Cajun restaurant features delicious
food at all times of the day and is an
awesome place with good food, good
drinks and great service! Our waitress,
Eleanor, was wonderful and has been
here for 19 years! There are specials
every night and the owners and managers
will do everything to help you!
Appetizers, soups, salads, sandwiches
and entrees are all so flavorful.
Monday night is a special steak dinner
evening. On Tuesday evening, we
went for the Lobster Seafood menu
and we all cannot wait to come back!
Yummmmm!
Lunch is served Monday to Saturday
from 12pm to 4pm. Dinner is served
Sunday to Thursday 4pm to 11 pm and
Friday–Saturday 4pm to 12pm. Sunday
Brunch is served from 11:30pm–3pm.
The restaurant also features an outdoor
rooftop for dining and Happy Hour as
well as lovely rooms for parties and
catering. There is delivery and take
out.
Bourbon Street is located at 40-12
Bell Blvd. in Bayside. Phone 718-
224-2200 and be sure to check out the
website www.bourbonstreetnyc.com to
see so many choices to choose from!
You will enjoy!
Bourbon Street’s very cool rooftop
Crab Beignets
Phil and our server Eleanor – the best!
Scampi Salmon
Helene and Manager Dan Burrata pasta
Phil, Helene and their friend Grace
Humming Bird Cake
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