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i New Cascades Opens Tonight - |
| Newly terraced and rénovated, the
Cascades, atop the Hotel Bradford,
will open tonight, with Highie Bar- |
rett and his orchestra for dancing,’
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with a notable gathering of theatrical, '
| Zadio and political figures in atten- |
| dance. |
| The new and striking arrangements |
|of Barrett’s music has brought a!
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mostly strings, the soft smooth mu- |
| sic should please Cascade patrons. |
Appearing with the band will be!
pretty Maxine Harding, formerly with |
| Red Nichols and his orchestra. The}
‘famous Carlos Peterson, direct from |
{sensational engagements at Radio}
! City, will be one of the featured |
acts. Amerique and Neville, ball-}
room dancing favorites, stars of Ciro’s
in London, the Winter Garden in!
Berlin and the Ambassador in Paris,
| will present some unique dance di-'
versions. !
| Copley Plaza Sheraton Room Opens |
| Present in person to conduct the |
opening of the Copley Plaza Shera-
| ton Room for dining and dancirfg,
| Meyer Davis ushered in the new)
| season last night by introducing to
| Bostonians his latest dance sensation,
| Cy Delman and his Kentuckians. The
‘choice throughout the country for}
\“deb” affairs, Delman and his Ken- |
tuckians will lend a great deal to the |
newly appointed Sheraton Room, }
which has always been a center for!
the younger set. 4f