Arcadia (AD 23) - Naval Cruise Book

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Here was the uncrowned capital of the Riviera — Cannes. Its harbor was one continuous string of pleasure crafts and fishing boats lying in con- trast with the turquoise blue of the sea. Fishing nets, stretched along the shores for drying and repairing told a story of their own. Cannes — bright at night as it was during the day. Tony ' s, the Normandy, the U.N. Club — these were the nite spots where some of us spent our liberties. The floor show — all girls — we agreed was quite different from our own in the states. Advantageous in more ways than one, we soon discovered Cannes to be a favorite among our ports of call. From here we had the opportunity to visit a city that needed no introduction — Paris.

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•f .IJ » i ' Center of world fashions and art collections, Paris easily satisfied the average sightseer. Along with its trademark, the Eiffel Tower, there was the Arch of Triumph; the Louvre museum, home of Venus de Milo; and the Notre Dame Cathedral. A ■ ' J 1 A n 1 1 % p , ' : if '