In the 1910s and 1920s, Longue Vue was a fashionable hilltop restaurant with a spectacular view and its own golf course, and for many Manhattanites it was all they knew of Hastings. Its clientele included socialites, gangsters, and stars such as Enrico Caruso and Al Jolson. Dorothy Gish made the movie Flying Pat there, and Bill Tilden played on its tennis courts. Owned by Ralph Gushee and set in the remodeled 1860s mansion built by Cornelius Vanderbilt's doctor, it featured a Gold Room, an antiques-filled Japanese Room, and a dining room for chauffeurs. The tennis clubhouse fireplace contained stones with the letters L and V that can be found today in a garden at the Andrus-on-Hudson.