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Take a trip down memory lane and explore the fascinating history of Las Vegas through the lens of 10 jobs that no longer exist. From the glamorous days of the 1930s to the swinging 1960s, Las Vegas has undergone a transformation that has left many careers in the dust. In this video, we'll delve into the stories of booking agents, coin wrappers, and switchboard operators who once played a vital role in the city's casino scene. We'll also revisit the heyday of the Lido de Paris, the Stardust, and Fremont Street, where legendary performers like Frank Sinatra once performed. Join us as we uncover the nostalgia and charm of old Las Vegas, a time when the mafia and showgirls ruled the strip. Get ready for a walk down memory lane and discover the forgotten jobs that helped shape the Las Vegas we know today.

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0:00 Introduction
0:45 Atomic Test View Tour Guides
2:00 Western Frontier Era Actors
3:15 Showgirl Performer
4:30 Coin Wrappers
5:45 Switchboard Operators
7:00 Live Keno Runners
8:15 Casino Entertainment Booking Agent
9:30 Race and Sports Bookmaker
10:45 Casino Floor Photographer
12:00 Faro Card Dealer

Correction:
Wayne Newton was born in Norfolk, Virginia, and had been performing since he was a child. His family moved to Phoenix at age ten due to his brother's asthma. A Las Vegas booking agent saw the brothers perform on a local TV station and signed them to perform at the Flamingo.

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Les Folies Bergere showgirl
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Stardust (postcard, early 1970s)
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