Bennett Cerf
Guest at Judith Green's Mount Kisco estate.
Bennett Cerf was a publisher and television personality who, according to the source, was among the guests entertained lavishly by Judith Green and her husband at their Mount Kisco estate. The source lists "Bennett and Phyllis Cerf" as part of the circle of friends who attended the Greens' parties, alongside figures like Frank Sinatra, Gregory Peck, and Mike Wallace. No further details about Cerf's life, career, or accomplishments are provided in the source.
- born
- May 25, 1898, Manhattan, New York City
- died
- August 27, 1971, Mount Kisco, New York
- field
- Publishing, writing, television
- nationality
- American
- known_for
- Co-founder of Random House; panelist on What's My Line?; compiler of joke books
Lore & Background
The source mentions that Judith Green and her husband Bill were known for their lavish entertaining at their Mount Kisco estate, which included a large home with seven ponds, a pool, and a tennis court. Among the notable guests they hosted were Bennett and Phyllis Cerf. The source does not provide any additional information about Bennett Cerf's background, his work as a publisher, his television appearances, or any other aspect of his life.
Reader's Guide
The only information available about Bennett Cerf from the source is that he and his wife Phyllis were among the guests at the Greens' Mount Kisco estate. The source does not describe his profession, his relationship to the Greens, or any other details. For a fuller picture of Bennett Cerf's life and career, one would need to consult other sources.
Did You Know?
- Bennett Cerf and his wife Phyllis were guests at Judith Green's Mount Kisco estate.
- The Greens' estate had seven ponds, a pool, and a tennis court.
- Other guests at the Greens' parties included Frank Sinatra, Gregory Peck, and Mike Wallace.
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