My sister and I have been making yearly trips to Las Vegas for seven years now and one of the things we enjoy there is the free show of Big Elvis at Bill's. You recently mentioned that he is moving to Harrah's May 3rd. Will this mean that he is no longer going to be a free show and will everyone with his show make the move as well?

"Hey, you didn't go back far enough on the black building with the pink awnings on Sahara & Las Vegas Blvd. In the '50s & '60s that was Foxy's Deli (I believe the first one in Vegas). It was very popular with great Corned Beef, Pastrami, Matzah Ball Soup, etc. It was a big deal at that time."

When will Shenandoah be open to public and do you think it will be worth the entrance fee?

I have a photo (that I can send you) of an ad in Entertainment Weekly for "Pawn Stars". It shows the guys in front of the Four Queens, except it looks like the marquee has been changed to read Four Kings. What's up with that?

Good morning! Love LVA -- long-time subscriber. So, I know Kerry Packer lost a $20 million blackjack bet in the London Room of the Aladdin, now Planet Hollywood, and that's a big bet. But what is the largest win in one day ever made public in Las Vegas history?

Reading about video poker makes my head spin. Does using an interactive software program make it more fun without putting me to sleep?

There used to be a character (I believe his last name was Johnson) who set up on the corner of Ft Apache and Sahara. He would entertain passing motorists and he had an unlimited supply of costumes and props. I have not seen him for over a year. Any idea what happened to him?

Various news articles from October 2011 reported that Wayne Newton planned to open his house, Casa de Shenandoah, for public tours starting in January or February 2012. Have the tours begun yet? If not, is there an updated schedule for when they will begin?

A feature on the Railroad Pass casino last year pointed out it holds Nevada State Gaming license No. 4. Which casinos held the first, second and third licenses?

Before and during the Rat Pack years, casino lounges were full of live music that lasted until dawn. Other entertainers would drop by after their own headlining shows around town. Lots of banter with the crowd. Are there any like that today - downtown, Strip, or neighborhood?