Nightlife lineup spotlighted across resort lounges
Gloria Reible lists acts across Tropicana Sahara Riviera Dunes Desert Inn and more. Jerry Colonna Della Reese Tex Beneke Ray Anthony Marie, and numerous trios and dancers perform across late hours.
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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1964
Page
13
Gloria Reible lists acts across Tropicana Sahara Riviera Dunes Desert Inn and more. Jerry Colonna Della Reese Tex Beneke Ray Anthony Marie, and numerous trios and dancers perform across late hours.
The Desert Inn Crystal Room announces a star studded lineup. The McGuire Sisters will open with Chris Phyllis and Dottie and Jim Durante guests start Feb 18. Milton Berle, Phil Harris, Caterina Valente, Danny Kaye, Maurice Chevalier, and Andy Williams follow across four weeks each through June.
The New York Mets signed pitcher Tracy Stallard, 26, who went 6-17 with a 4.67 ERA last season, and pitcher Bill Wakefield, 22, acquired from the Cardinals in the deal sending Roger Craig to St. Louis. Wakefield posted a combined 4-10 minor league record with a 5.36 ERA in 1963.
Las Vegas nightlife buzzes as Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin head the Sands weekend show. The roving duo riff with jokes about Sammy Davis and Liz Taylor while ribbing each other and guests. Amid the revelry, stars like Louis Basil and Diane Varga are noted, and plans for future showbiz expansions spark Las Vegas chatter.
Nevada Southern Art Gallery ends its exhibit of Chicago Artists 1963 on January W at 5 p.m. A Hiroshige woodblock prints loan from Pasadena Art Museum will follow under the Western Association of Art Museums. A Feb 2 reception 3 5 p.m. marks the new show featuring 55 Tokaido prints from 1831. The February open hours are daily 9 5.
In Florida bound for film work, Mickey Spillane defends his reputation as a controversial mystery writer. He recalls wartime service, college education, and a critics’ backlash while defending his “psycho logical” stories as high drama for a wide audience.
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