The Matinee Idles is a barbershop chorus that meets and performs during the day (their wives won't let them out at night.) "Most of us," in the words of their long-time member, Tom Cameron,"are retired, semi-retired, or just plain tired." However, don't call them senior citizens; they think of themselves as recycled teenagers. And they still look at girls. Only they can't always remember why.

The Matinee Idles, under the direction of John Huetz, perform regularly at luncheon meetings, club meetings and other occasions where light-hearted entertainment is called for. Their usual program is a blend of upbeat tunes, seasoned with some inspirational music and well loved patriotic songs and blended with a touch of humor.

Matinee Idles meet on Thursdays at 1:00 PM at the LDS Church, Reynolds Dr., Eatontown