Daniels converse with Shaw over lunch, mentioning mutual friends, and questions Shaw about the process of writing an autobiography. He also talks about his early career and then shifts to discussing Las Vegas as the embodiment of entertainment.
Daniels discusses his career, different clubs, and various entertainers, with a focus on New York City's 52nd Street Jazz district in the 1930s and 1940s.
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Darcel talks about her life and career as a singer and actress.
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Dark speaks about his relationships with friends, his family life, boundries of his marriage, his show at the Frontier Hotel and Casino, and answers questions from callers.
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Darren talks about his career, family, social and politics events of the day, and answers questions from callers.
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Herman shares his memories of New York City's 52nd Street, including the places he played, the clubs he visited, and the people he knew best.
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Hexum talk about his television show, "Cover Up," his public perception, how he might direct if given a chance, his childhood, interest in acting, early career, and favorite films and heroes.
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Hildegarde discusses her career as a pianist, cabaret singer, and comedian.
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Hill describes the Schillinger System of Musical Composition, different music composers and what types of methods they used to create their own music.
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Alan and Ruth Hinden talk about their ideas for gourmet cooking on a budget, their book "How to be a Gourmet Cook on a Hamburger Budget," and answer callers' questions.
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Hines speaks about being a woman in show business, superstition in show business, her thoughts about Robin Williams, and her opinions on gambling. Also includes a recorded stage performance.
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