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Casino Diaries, "Super Sunday," The Discovery Channel, 2001

Level of Description
File
Scope and Contents

Additional information from donor: Stories about the Super Bowl, a gambler, and a showgirl.

Archival Collection
Scott Rayer Collection of Television Programs about Las Vegas, Nevada
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Collection Number: MS-01130
Collection Name: Scott Rayer Collection of Television Programs about Las Vegas, Nevada
Box/Folder: Digital File 00

Archival Component

Fold-out booklet of Las Vegas Hotels and Casinos: postcards, image 030

Description
Front cover of a postcard booklet depicting a showgirl drawing and a view of the MGM.

Photographs of performers in "Lido de Paris," produced by Donn Arden at the Stardust Hotel, Las Vegas, Nevada, circa 1962-1963

Date
1962 to 1963
Description
Eleven photographs of performers in "Lido de Paris," produced by Donn Arden at the Stardust Hotel in Las Vegas. Photos show showgirls and male dancers, performers in an "Arabian Nights"-themed production number; one photo shows a comic orchestra; one photo shows an ice skater.

Image

Prencess Nelson Scrapbooks

Identifier
MS-01113
Abstract

The Prencess Nelson Scrapbooks (approximately 1950-1979) consist of three scrapbooks documenting the career of Prencess Mayhall, a former showgirl and model. The scrapbooks contain photographs, newspaper clippings, magazine covers, and handwritten notes to Mayhall from various performers and models. Mayhall performed in a variety of shows in New York; Las Vegas, Nevada; and Los Angeles, California. She appears in photographs at a number of shows at the Thunderbird, Sands, and Frontier Hotels. Also included in the scrapbook is a 1954 American Guild of Variety Artists (AGVA) contract between Mayhall and Copacabana in New York, and photographs of Mayhall with entertainers including Red Skelton, Paul Anka, and Sammy Davis Jr. Prencess went by a number of names throughout her career, most commonly 'Prencess Mayhall' while in New York, and 'Lee Temple' while performing at the Sands Hotel.

Archival Collection