A showgirl in a feathered costume and a male dancer wearing a tuxedo perform onstage at the Dunes Hotel in Las Vegas, Nevada. Site Name: Dunes (hotel and casino)
A Las Vegas dance group, The Lucky Girls, pose in bathing suits and flower crowns with beach balls. This photograph was published in the Las Vegas Review-Journal The Nevadan captioned, "Help Us Write History" in April 11, 1982. They worked in the Flamingo in the late 1940s, the Desert Inn in the early 1950s, the showroom of El Cortez in the 1950s, and the Showboat when it first opened in the 1950s. Depicted from left to right, top row: Darlene Landis, Judy Pettit, Jackie Turner. Bottom row: Carole Cohen, Margo Evans, Elinor Horden, Nadine Nejedlik, Pat Parsons.
Glamorous Fanchon and Marco girls helping Western Airlines (originally called Western Air Express Corporation) inaugurate four-engine airliner service from Alhambra Airport. These four-engine aircraft were Fokker planes.
Ralph and Chloe Lisle dancing to the band Bearcat and the Lisle Brothers in Beatty, Nevada. Ralph Lisle was a Nye County Commissioner and the brother of Celesta Adelaide Lisle Lowe, the first director of UNLV Libraries Special Collections.
Postcard of an audience watching showgirls and dancers performing onstage, Las Vegas, Nevada. Caption: "Showtime in Las Vegas, Nev." Caption on back: "Typical lavish floor show." "P29125. Color courtesy Desert Sea News Bureau."