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Art Deco Gate Detail -- Starlight Roof
Black and white photograph depicting one of the art deco gate details of the Starlight Roof.
Art Deco Gate Detail -- Starlight Roof
Black and white photograph depicting one of the art deco gate details of the Starlight Roof.
"Starlight Roof Terraces: Where smart New York lunches and dines in summer"
Black and white photograph depicting Al Fresco dining on the Starlight Roof Terrace from the 1935 publication "The Waldorf-Astoria" by Richard Averill Smith.
"The Starlight Roof: The Summer Restaurant... New York's most popular rendezvous for dining and dancing."
Historical photograph of the Starlight Roof, Waldorf=Astoria, date unknown.
Latin Night in the Starlight Roof
Black and white photograph depicting Xavier Cugat and his Orchestra performing at Latin Night at the Starlight Roof, date unknown.
Hermoine Gingold and Abe Burrows, Starlight Roof Champagne Brunch.
"Hermione Gingold and Abe Burrows were among the many theatre personalities at the champagne brunch celebrating the redecoration of the famous Starlight Roof of the Waldorf-Astoria by theatrical scenic designer Oliver Smith." Starlight Roof,…
"The Starlight Roof..."
Black and white photograph depicting the gated entrance of the Starlight Roof from the 1935 publication "The Waldorf-Astoria" by Richard Averill Smith. "...Detail of a doorway. the decoration is in glass mosaic flush with the rough surface of the…
"The Starlight Roof - Murals by Victor White"
Black and white photograph depicting the Victor White murals decorating the Starlight Roof from the 1935 publication "The Waldorf-Astoria" by Richard Averill Smith.