What has happened to the Scintas? Are they still performing, and if so, where?

With the closure of the Sahara, what are the top five oldest continually open casinos on the Strip now?

I am reading the excellent Huntington Press publication, The First 100 -- Portraits of the Men and Women Who Shaped Las Vegas. While reading about Liberace and the cause of his death, it was touching to read that his family, his Las Vegas physician, and his Palm Springs physician all appeared to want Liberace to have a private and dignified closure to his life. It was very upsetting to read that before Liberace could be put to rest, his body was seized by the (then) Riverside County Coroner and autopsied, after which he told the world that Liberace had been carrying the HIV virus. Was this coroner obligated by law to autopsy the body? And if an autopsy was mandatory, did the results have to be shared with the world or could discretion have been used? It appears more like someone just wanted their 15 minutes of fame and didn't care how much damage they caused in the process of achieving that goal. If the coroner did act outside the boundaries of his position, did the family take any action against him for, at the very least, invasion of privacy? Every detail of someone's life does not have to be advertised to the world.

With Resorts Atlantic City opening up the first gay night club in a NJ casino last week, I was wondering if any of the Las Vegas casinos are doing the same thing?

In the Advisor's opinion, who serves the coldest beer in Las Vegas?

A recent QoD mentioned in its answer that Legends In Concert was playing at the Imperial Palace in 1988. My question is, has it been playing there continuously since 1988, or before? And maybe some history on the show?

Now that CityCenter has been open for over a year, can you tell us the occupancy rate of the complex? I'm not speaking of hotel rooms, but rather office space, retail establishments and the like.

I watched a television show on cable about Las Vegas and gambling. Anthony Curtis was on it and someone was talking about players, sometimes called "customers" or "clients," that pay others to play for them (blackjack, video poker, craps, roulette, etc.). Over the years I've learned to play perfect video poker and would like to get in on this. Can you give me more information about this?

In 2003 we went to an afternoon show in the "igloo" outside of Lady Luck Casino. It was an awesome variety show called The Walkers. I believe it was a woman and her 2 or 3 brothers. Similar to the Scintas show. We met them after the show and were very surprised to learn that they were from our hometown of Butler, PA. In 2004 we returned to take friends to see this fun show and it was gone. We asked at the front desk, the concierge, and even the valets, and nobody had ever heard of them! We couldn't believe that not one employee remembered them or their great show. Do you know or could you find out what ever happed to The Walkers? Thank you in advance for researching our question. We really appreciate your time and trouble.

Whatever happened to Wayne Newton's brother Jerry? I know that they performed together for many years in the 1950s and '60s.