Nevada
Nevada is a western U. S. state defined by its great expanses of desert, and by the 24-hour casinos and entertainment for which its largest city, Las Vegas, is famed. Las Vegas is home to elaborate theme hotels and luxury resorts that line its main thoroughfare, the Las Vegas Strip. The city's also home to museums such as the Mob Museum, extravagant live shows and upscale shopping malls and restaurants.
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Walt Reno Jr.
Actor
Paul Magriel
American backgammon player
Pancho Gonzales
Argentine footballer
Dixie Evans
American dancer
Ralphie May
American solo comedian
Yvonne Fair
American singer
Harry E. Claiborne
Judge
Hank Greenspun
Publisher
Hayden Starke
Australian judge
Pupi Campo
Cuban entertainer
Ronald Townson
American vocalist
Mari Aldon
Actress
Tom Mullica
American magician
Fat Tone
Nicolette Goulet
Canadian-American film actress ‧ Robert Goulet's daughter
Tommy Marth
Recording artist
Olivia Nova
Film actor
Herbert Blitzstein
Puggy Pearson
American professional poker player
Chip Reese
American gambler
Cornell Gunter
American singer
Garvin Bushell
American instrumentalist
Grace Hayes
Actress
Nick Bockwinkel
American professional wrestler
Amir Vahedi
Actor
Jahna Steele
American entertainer
Sidney Fields
American actor
C. O. Erickson
American film producer
Lou Salvador Jr.
Filipino film actor
Fay McKay
American entertainer
Eber Lobato
Argentina actor
Anna Malle
Pornographic film actor
Shirley Gunter
American singer
Milt Herth
American organist
Bo Belinsky
Baseball player
Peter Reveen
Australian illusionist
Russ Morgan
American composer
Tony Russel
American film actor
Tony Bellamy
Musician
Doug France
American football player
Robert Wangila
Kenyan boxer
Dick Vertlieb
Stanley Pranin
American publisher
Abe Woodson
American football cornerback
Bobby Gregg
American musician
Morris R. Jeppson
Lieutenant
Leavander Johnson
American boxer
