The mania for 007 movies begins with Dr. No, the 1963 release that introduced bijou audiences to Bond, James Bond, played with manly dash by Sean Connery.

 Belly up to the bar for Duffy’s Tavern, the 1945 musical comedy movie based on the famed Ed Gardner radio program, which wraps the spring season of Syracuse Cinephile Society flicks at the Spaghetti Warehouse, 680 N. Clinton St. Paramount Pictures always had the edge on all-star celluloid rallies, with crooner Bing Crosby, spark plug Betty Hutton, wacky Eddie Bracken, sarong-filler Dorothy Lamour and plenty more performers showing up for this party. Admission is $3.50, with tasty entrees available from the venue’s menu. Call 475-1807 for details.

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