I seem to remember Main Street Station being called Rosie's with a large dual staircase to the second floor where dancing took place. Am I correct?

When did Las Vegas casinos discontinue the tradition of midnight shows from headline or lounge entertainers? If you look at old advertisements, Elvis, Wayne Newton, Louis Prima, Frank Sinatra, etc., all did dinnertime shows, followed by midnight performances. Sometimes, even 2 a.m. shows were scheduled! Did entertainers dislike the late hours? Or did people decide they’d rather go to bed? (I can’t believe that!)

So many people loved the Stardust casino, including myself. Why doesn't the name’s owner make an effort to revive it? (e.g., at SLS, which unfortunately isn't working out, I guess mostly because of location.)

There used to be a statute of Benny Binion somewhere behind Binion's (possibly corner of Odgen and Casino Center). Is this the statue that is now at South Point? If yes, what transpired to move it and if not what happened to it? Also, where is Benny Binion buried?

Do any Las Vegas casinos have helicopter landing pads?

When did the Circus Circus tram stop running? I remember it from my first few trips to Vegas, but recently haven't seen any mention of it on the property.

This is my fourth attempt at this question: What year did Pai Gow poker come to Las Vegas and what is its history … please?

I was watching a little bit of Casino on cable TV yesterday, including a scene about the Las Vegas "Black Book" which bans people from entering a casino. Does that still exist? If it does, is there a way to find out who is in it?

Why is the year 1922 used on the coins represented in the "welcome" letters on the famous "Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas" sign?

Gambling on a plane: Part II.