Casino de Paris at The Dunes - Vintage Las Vegas - Unisex Hoodie rr_track_drinking Arched distressed white serif text

Arched distressed white serif text reads "LAS VEGAS" above light blue numbers "19" and "47" flanking a vintage cartoon cowboy chewing a straw and holding a baseball bat

Rounded red and white badge displays bold serif text reading "POP'S" above a banner reading "OPEN AIR" and italic script reading "Hammond Organ Music

which is the most aggressively Midwestern contribution to World War II imaginable

cream text reads "SOUTHERN LEAGUE" above outlined serif numerals reading "1885

The tongue out and eye contact just confirms they know exactly what they're doing and they need you to know they don't care

Casino de Paris at The Dunes - Vintage Las Vegas - Unisex Hoodie rr_track_drinking Arched distressed white serif textThe Casino de Paris was a renowned French inspired cabaret show that debuted in December 1963 at the Dunes Hotel and Casino on the Las Vegas Strip. Produced by Frederic Apcar, the show featured a vibrant array of acts, including singers, dancers, magicians, comedians, and acrobats, bringing the allure of Parisian nightlife to Las Vegas audiences. The Casino de Paris became one of the longest running and most celebrated productions in Las Vegas