Britton elaborates in detail what it is like being a burlesque performer. She talks about her experiences of working with different artists on stage and how these experiences allowed her to immerse herself more in burlesque performances.
Brooks discusses notable musicians he hired, his experience in the El Rancho Vegas hotel and casino, his real estate career, meeting mobster Bugsy Siegel in 1942, and his relationship with the interviewer, Bill Willard.
Brooks discusses his career as a comedian, his show at the Desert Inn, health issues,his family, and religion. He also answered caller questions People called in and asked him questions such as asking about his favorite comedians and political stances. In this extended interview, that may run across multiple days, Brooks discusses a wide range of topics from comedy, music, and performing to religion, politics, getting older, and law-and-order. He also answers questions from callers. Also includes recorded stage performances.
Telephone interview. Burns discusses his career, answers questions about issues of the day, his life since the death of Gracie Allen, and his latest book. Also includes recorded stage performances.
Burton discusses his music education and development of his musical interests, his early career, and Las Vegas politics, casinos, entertainment, and UNLV sports.
Bushell discusses his life during the 1930s, different shows and bands that became famous, and the development of the music industry during the period.
Bushkin recounts working in clubs on 52nd Street, New York City, prejudice in the music industry, Joe Marsala's early integration of his band, experiences with other artists, and anecdotes about life on the road.