Reading you QOD regarding the terrible financial shape of the SLS made me wonder about the property when it was the Sahara and whether it was profitable back then?

The Colonel and The King: Part II

For the five or 10 people out there, like Ben Carson, who actually don't know the vile history of Tom Parker, maybe just a short bio on Q&A? I understand that he bilked Elvis out of 50 percent of his income, as The King didn't know much about the usual 10 percent (at that time) agent's commission? Did they or why didn't they ever fight this control? Must be an interesting story. I wonder how many people know that Elvis had blonde hair and dyed it because he thought it would look better on stage and in the movies?

I read that the big R-I-V-I-E-R-A letters on the casino are going to the Neon Museum. Is this true? Where will they be displayed?

I always thought that Wayne Newton was "Mr Las Vegas," but in your recent QoD about casino magnates of recent decades, you referenced Bob Stupak as having that title. What's the deal?

While watching an episode of "Vega$," I noticed at the Savoy Hotel, just north of Circus Circus, what appears to have been something similar to the Big Shot. What was that? Is there any chance of the High Roller returning? I would like a chance to ride it with my eyes open.

The Stratosphere is not on the Strip? Ever since I started going to Las Vegas all the pictorial maps of the Strip started with the Stratosphere at the North. I always stay at there and thought it was the best deal "on the Strip," but in a recent QoD you said the Strip ends at Sahara Ave? Please clarify. (I know the LVA is always very thorough and detailed.)

History of the Fremont Street Experience, Part II: Fremont East, Neonopolis, and the evolution of the Viva Vision canopy.

I was curious how and why the Fremont Street Experience developed into what it is today?

Since the Liberace Museum closed, where do they keep and protect the cars and pianos and other items?