Singer, actor, performer, musician and band-leader Bobby Vinton returned to the Orleans Hotel with a vengeance. The house was so packed that they had to set up extra chairs. Vinton's daughters, Rebecca and Jennifer; son, Bobby; and mother, Dorothy, also joined him for the hour and thirty-minute hoot. All four nights set a box office record...
More than 5,000 teachers from all over the world gather at UNLV in May... The new restaurant, Polonez, featuring Polish and American cuisine is scheduled to open around Easter... The Orleans has scored a coup in booking Andy Griffith and Don Knotts for a weekend in August...
On the Eat Beat! Hot new deal at the Imperial Palace, All-you-can-eat BBQ Beef Ribs every Saturday night at the Ribhouse for just $13.99 per person. Enjoy rack after rack after rack of ribs with a tangy secret sauce created by Master Chef Leo Smith, potato, soup or salad and bread. The Ribhouse is located on the Fifth Floor Dining Plaza, along with the Seahouse which features the Alaskan King Crab Leg Feast, all-you-can-eat, every Friday night for just $22.95...
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News Flash! Phyllis Diller is retiring... The Russ Morgan Orchestra celebrates it's 87th year in the business by performing at the Stardust March 30... Neil Diamond look- and sound-alike, Jay White, had them begging for more at the Riviera showcase the other night...
Speaking of incredible look- and sound-alike performers, "Legends In Concert" continues to pack the Imperial Theatre at the center-"Strip" Imperial Palace Hotel & Casino with amazing tributes to Tom Jones, Celine Dion, Michael Jackson, Tina Turner, The Temptations and Elvis Presley, 7:30 and 10:30 p.m. nightly except Sundays. Tickets are just $34.50, inclusive of tax, tip and two drinks (Children 12 and under are $19.50, one drink). You won't believe your eyes and ears!
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