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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1964
Page
11
A fragmented listing of lounge venues shows acts at Sahara Casbar Theater Dunes Persian Room Desert Inn Stardust Lounge Castaways Thunderbird Lounge and more with performers including Jerry Colonna Frank Sinatra Jr Glen Tomlinson Danny Costello Shecky Greene and Teddy Randazzo along varied hours and shows across venues. The sparse OCR reads like a night club lineup with dates times and stage names.
Vegas gossip column reports Ann Margret rose to stardom through publicity from a rumored romance with Five Presser. It claims she outshines Elvis Presley in Vive Las Vegas and notes the Aim Sisters debut at the Desert theater.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a birthday party for Nim ja and a potential wedding or altar event involving named individuals such as Twist King and Londemer Frarkie Vaughan, with references to past Danish linkages and a seven year memory.
A garbled Las Vegas nightclub column mixes star sightings and tour talk. Irene Ryan charms in Granny persona with Donald O Conner while Judy Garland’s Australian tour and a million dollars in publicity surface amid travel chaos and show gossip.
A proposed plan aims to curb scalping at theater events by regulating consumer ticket sales. The discussion covers limiting resale prices and reducing high fees, with brokers potentially affected by new controls. The effort seeks fair access for theatergoers and tighter oversight of ticket distribution.
Readers discuss the crowded scene near Beverly Hills and Bel Air as visitors gather for a fair with a focus on attractions and hospitality. Concerns about crowd control and safety emerge amid frequent media commentary and public chatter.
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