<h3>It all began late in May of 1927 when Andy Preer who had been leading the house band at the Cotton Club died. ... The Cotton Club was owned by a consortium of mobsters led by bootlegger Owney Madden. The club's decor was modeled after the old South of plantations and slavery, hence the name The Cotton Club.</h3><h3>Hope this is fine for you✌️</h3>
Answer:He hired the most impressive black performing artists in New York City for his shows and signed Broadway's top white songwriters to compose the scores for his dazzling revues. He positioned The Cotton Club to present first-class, authentic black entertainment to a wealthy, whites-only audience.
Answer: The answer is ( leaving out the viewpoint of an enemy of war)
Explanation:This is because when you only hear from one side of a war then that means you only get their side of the story without considering the other party, this means there are always two sides to a story told( story told in only one perspective )
