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Always at The Carlyle

Dorothy Draper was retainedby Moses Ginsberg at that time

Dorothy Draper was retained
by Moses Ginsberg at that time

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Dorothy Draper was retained by Moses Ginsberg at that time.
Duration
5 seconds
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32
Timestamp in Movie
00:26:06
Uploaded
Jun 22, 2025
Genres
documentary
Production
Quixotic Endeavors,Good Deed Entertainment

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The iconic Carlyle hotel has been an international destination for a particular jet-set as well as a favorite haunt of the most discernible New Yorkers.
[Brenner] Moses Ginsberg, who was a real estate tycoon - Always at The Carlyle 00:06
[Brenner] Moses Ginsberg, who was a real estate tycoon
He decided that he wanted to open up - Always at The Carlyle 00:07
He decided that he wanted to open up
He wanted something that would embody - Always at The Carlyle 00:13
He wanted something that would embody
My grandfather included his daughters - Always at The Carlyle 00:13
My grandfather included his daughters
She was reading Thomas Carlyle and enjoyed his work so much, - Always at The Carlyle 00:07
She was reading Thomas Carlyle and enjoyed his work so much,
Stritch The way they make you feel - Always at The Carlyle 00:16
Stritch The way they make you feel
Coppola That's why I like coming to The Carlyle - Always at The Carlyle 00:12
Coppola That's why I like coming to The Carlyle
It's spelled W-E-E-N-I-X. - Always at The Carlyle 00:04
It's spelled W-E-E-N-I-X.
-I'm sorry that I interrupted. -It's not a problem. - Always at The Carlyle 00:04
-I'm sorry that I interrupted. -It's not a problem...
This is a lobby. This is a lively setting. - Always at The Carlyle 00:05
This is a lobby. This is a lively setting.
The two paintings that are here - Always at The Carlyle 00:05
The two paintings that are here
They were sold in 1941, and shortly after that, - Always at The Carlyle 00:09
They were sold in 1941, and shortly after that,
It's quite rare, actually, to have paintings - Always at The Carlyle 00:07
It's quite rare, actually, to have paintings
[interviewer] How much are we talking-- - Always at The Carlyle 00:05
[interviewer] How much are we talking--
To talk about money. [laughs] - Always at The Carlyle 00:07
To talk about money. [laughs]
[Suzanne] We came to this hotel when we were about nine months old - Always at The Carlyle 00:10
[Suzanne] We came to this hotel when we were about nine mont...
[interviewer] So, when you say you've lived in a hotel, - Always at The Carlyle 00:06
[interviewer] So, when you say you've lived in a hotel,
As a kid we traveled a lot with my parents - Always at The Carlyle 00:15
As a kid we traveled a lot with my parents
I loved it, and my dad would say, like, - Always at The Carlyle 00:06
I loved it, and my dad would say, like,
Like $50 orange juice from room service." - Always at The Carlyle 00:08
Like $50 orange juice from room service."