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Billy Crystal sups at Proof

By: Jeff Dufour and Kiki Ryan
Washington Examiner
09/15/09 12:05 AM EDT

And on his 701st Sunday, Billy Crystal was spotted having dinner at Proof, the wine-centric restaurant in Penn Quarter.

In town for his one-man show at the National Theatre, “700 Sundays,” the comic and his wife, Janice Goldfinger, shared some Prosecco and sparkling water, eggplant salad and panzanella, hanger steak, duck breast and a side of rapini.

And on Monday, Crystal was spotted outside the Willard Hotel, signing autographs for fans.

(Photo: Mark Wilkins)




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