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El Rancho, Las Vegas, 1952The El Rancho Las Vegas was a hotel designed with a western cowboy by Wayne McAllister, and originally included 65 rooms, located in cottages spread across the property. The El Rancho opened on April 3, 1941, with an Old West theme. The resort proved to be a success, which prompted the opening of other resorts on Highway 91, eventually transforming it into the Las Vegas Strip. The El Rancho added an all you can eat buffet in the 1940s, popularizing

The airport

so many that you can hardly see the front cover which features Neptune defending himself against two fish

If you are wondering what a Buttery is – it’s an old British term for a cellar or room where food and drink was stored and served to passing travelers

John Porter Clark

there were nightly floor shows featuring Can Can girls – female dancers performing high kicks and moving their skirts around their legs to show off their undergarments

Built in 1957 and recently remodeled

The film depicted the fictional story of Jakie Rabinowitz

hints at the lavish food and drink on offer

This very early menu dated 1892 is from the Café Napolitain

It also notes that the orchestra plays from midnight to 6am - obviously a fun place to be back in the 1950s

The simple artwork on the menu cover

had been drinking since the previous day or earlier

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