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Mae West, Teddy Roosevelt Visit 'Luncheons At The Center'
The Center in Palos Park plans luncheons followed by enlightening programs featuring historic figures during September.
TUESDAY LUNCHEONS Noon - 2 p.m.
Every Tuesday at The Center, we have a delicious luncheon followed by an enlightening program on travel, nature, art, book reviews, personal growth, world affairs, spirituality, or other topics of interest. Cost is $24. Please make reservations by the Sunday before the luncheon and payment is requested at the time of reservation. (Please note--If you reserve over the phone with a credit card, there will be a 3% charge added to the $24.00 fee for the luncheon.)
Tuesday, September 10 “Letters from the Heart” with Dennis Depcik
Based on Dennis Depcik’s book "Wouldn’t It Be Something," “Letters from the Hearth” is both a love story and a nostalgic look at the power of the hand-written letter. It’s the true story of a long-distance relationship between an Army officer, an “insignificant kid,” and a young woman back home. It’s a romance that began on different sides of an ocean and blossomed into a forty-plus year marriage.
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Tuesday, September 17 “The Real Story of Mae West” with Martina Mathisen
Mae West: she shattered box office records and public sensibilities. She rocketed from Broadway to become the highest-paid actress in Hollywood. Her one-liners scandalized the censors yet made her an icon. She rescued studios from bankruptcy and created stars. Without her, Cary Grant would have remained a nobody! Meet the woman behind the wit. Who was Mae West, really? Meet Mae West and find out.
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Tuesday, September 24 “Teddy Roosevelt” with Terry Lynch
Local actor and Center favorite Terry Lynch returns with a program by popular demand: Having just completed his second term as president, Theodore Roosevelt reflects back on his triumphs and failures, primarily on his White House years.
There will be a special luncheon on October 1.
Please save the date for the interactive presentation, “I Was There, Man! Woodstock’s Golden Jubilee”! Note: This program will have a longer running time than usual.
For more information, contact The Center, 12700 Southwest Hwy, Palos Park, 708.361.3650
