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Joe Louis, former heavyweight champ,
greeting people at Caesar's Palace ...
Charlie Minnazo, head bossman at the
Aladdin ... Georgie Williams, at a
Dunes roulette wheel ... Solly
Friedman, 21 dealer at the Tropicana
... Freddie Lombardo, night boss at
the Sands ... Willie "Buffalo" Ehrlich,
assistant maitre d' in the showroom of
the Holiday Casino ... Johnny Snyder,
floor boss at the Aladdin ... George
Morse, casino manager at the Aladdin
... Dave Jacobs, pit boss at the
Frontier ... Dick Kabush, 21 dealer at
the Dunes ... Art Miller, 21 dealer at
the Riviera ... Hilliard Kelly, at MGM
Grand ... Mort Jaffe, at an El Cortez
dice table downtown ... Hy Newman,
floor man at the Desert Inn ... Joe
Unrod, floor man at the Aladdin ...
Morrie Deutch, floor man at the
Sands ... Sandy Davis, 21 dealer at the
Tropicana ... Others, like Eddie Moss,
one of Las Vegas' pioneers, were
retirees.
There were plenty of ex-Detroiters
to be seen around Las Vegas ... The
owners of Mr. Slacks were Herb
"Whitey" Rubin and Jerry Rubin ...
Driving a cab was Morrie "Big Fish"
Bromberg ... Sid Hudson (Hodash)
left Detroit to become a Las Vegas fix-
ture ... His Hudson Cleaners had 40
people working and servicing 90% of
the hotels on the strip ... Whenever
election time came around, Sid was
resigned to the fact that he would be
asked to run for mayor or something.
Every time I went to visit Las
Vegas, it was always a merry-go-
round of great food and fun ...
thanks to the ex-Detroiters, who
made sure that every minute I spent
there would be filled with complete
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Rodney Dangerfield recalled that his
first engagement as a standup comic
was in a place so far out in the woods,
his act was reviewed in Field and
Stream ... Opening night the boss said,
"Kid, I want to talk to you in the base-
ment" ... Rod asked a waiter, "Did the
boss ever summon YOU to the base-
ment?" ... "Yes," was the answer, "it was
the night he made me a waiter" ... Rod
said, "What were you before, a bus-
boy?" ... "No," said the waiter, "his
partner" ... Dangerfield claimed that
the neighborhood in which he matured
was so tough that a sign in the post
office read, "$100 reward for informa-
tion leading to the arrest of anybody"
... "Further proof?" asked Rod ... "They
raffled off a police radio car — with
two cops still sitting in it." ri