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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1973

Page

11

Howard Hughes reshapes Las Vegas image and boom era

Las Vegas credits Howard Hughes with lifting the city from Mafia tied notoriety to a respectable, businesslike image. His massive property purchases ended independent ownership, drew middle class and convention visitors, and spurred a corporate rush into gambling. Analysts note mixed effects, with publicity and growth tempered by eccentricities, and warn of potential risks from financing and regulatory shifts.

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Las Vegas Burlesque and Casino Show Lineup

The Las Vegas page lists burlesque acts and casino showrooms with openings and performances through the week. Notable entries include Pat Cooper at Lido de Paris, Roy Clark headlining Arlington and Desert Inn, and opening nights for Casino de Paris and Union Plaza with Hello Dolly. Acts feature Petula Clark, Frank Sinatra Jr, Wayne Newton, Ann Margret, and Judy performers with dates through Friday or Tuesday as noted.

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Jerry Gee to perform New Year’s Eve at Apple Annie’s Speakeasy

Jerry Gee and his Break of Dawn band will perform New Year’s Eve at Apple Annie’s Restaurant and Speakeasy in Lonilta. The Speakeasy features three roaring twenties decor elements. Members of the band are shown below with still photos.

Jerry Gee Wright

New Year Party Ends Early For Jerry Gee In Lomita

Band leader Jerry Gee of Break of Dawn recalls a New Year Eve mishap at Apple Annie's in Lomita where a German schnapps drink caused him to collapse at 9 45 PM shortly before midnight. He was escorted off stage and did not perform for the rest of the night. Mr Gee also shares memories of past festive gigs and a rare Auld Lang Syne moment with his band.

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