Video advertisement for Tres Lobos Mexican Restaurant inside the Stardust Hotel; and two promotional videos for Enter the Night entitled "Heartbeat" and "Mystery of the Night". The Tres Lobos promotional video includes a fictional story about a town in Mexico, then features dishes available in the restaurant. The two videos for Enter the Night use similar clips from the show while playing the "Enter the Night" song. Original media VHS, color, aspect ratio 4 x 3, frame size 720 x 486.

Video advertisement for Tres Lobos Mexican Restaurant inside the Stardust Hotel; and two promotional videos for Enter the Night entitled "Heartbeat" and "Mystery of the Night". The Tres Lobos promotional video includes a fictional story about a town in Mexico, then features dishes available in the restaurant. The two videos for Enter the Night use similar clips from the show while playing the "Enter the Night" song. Original media VHS, color, aspect ratio 4 x 3, frame size 720 x 486.

Promotional video created by Laguna Productions for Boyd Gaming Corporation. The video features all the Boyd properties, including Las Vegas, Henderson, the midwest, and Atlantic City. Don Snyder, President, speaks on the company's mission and goals to take care of each and every guest. The video then details individual properties, showing interior and exterior clips of all the locations. Starting with the Eldorado Casino and Jokers Wild casinos, aimed at serving the local population. The video speaks to the games available at each location, dining options, and convenient location on the way to Lake Mead recreation. The next casino is Sam's Town, the California Hotel and Casino, Main Street, and the Fremont. Each location has particular qualities and amenities that are highlighted by the voiceover, as well as the historical information about when it was purchased by Boyd. The Stardust Resort and Casino is the last Las Vegas location highlighted. Additional hotel/casinos and racetracks featured are: Sam's Town Tunica (Mississippi), Treasure Chest (New Orleans), Par-a-dice (Illinois), Blue Chip (Lake Michigan, Indiana), Delta Downs (Louisiana), and Borgata (Atlantic City). Original media Betacam SP, color, aspect ratio 4 x 3, frame size 720 x 486.

Local news segment reporting on Charles Ruthe's (Boyd Group President) comments around the monorail project, and how it should go down Las Vegas Boulevard and his refusal to align with either company's proposal. Clips from an interview with Ruthe where he favors the Strip route, but doesn't want to get involved with details about funding and planning. Don Williams (HSST Nevada Spokesman) hopes that Ruthe's support will help others get on board with the project. Original media VHS, color, aspect ratio 4 x 3, frame size 720 x 486.

Stardust Line live from the Stardust Race and Sports Book. Hosts Arne Lang and Jay Richards discuss baseball, football, Del Mar Derby, and special guest Mel Greb (matchmaker) who talks about boxing. Original media Audiocassette.

Stardust Line live from the Stardust Race and Sports Book. Hosts Arne Lang and Jay Richards discuss baseball, football, Del Mar Derby, and special guest Mel Greb (matchmaker) who talks about boxing. Original media Audiocassette.

"Evening Magazine" tv segment on Las Vegas showgirls. Host Jonathan Karsh appears inside a dressing room with showgirls getting ready for a perform at the Stardust Hotel. Clips of the "Enter the Night" appear on screen, with sound bites from Aki, lead showgirl at Stardust. Karsh tells about her history and journey becoming a showgirl, and Aki is shown working out at the gym and practicing at Stardust. She discusses the difference between strippers, showgirls, and dancers, and how she wants women to be inspired, not intimidated, by her performances on stage. The host also talks with Aki about studying while dancing, and how she plans to fall back on international law when she can no longer perform. Original media VHS, color, aspect ratio 4 x 3, frame size 720 x 486.