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The Las Vegas Tapes (1976)
A week with the denizens of Fremont Street in the old Las Vegas downtown. August, 1976.
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A week with the denizens of Fremont Street in the old Las Vegas downtown. August, 1976.
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In Theaters:8/30/1976
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Runtime:29 minutes
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Cast
Scott Jacobs
Director
Chief Little Fox
Mayor of Fremont St.
Jack Nyland
Jam Auctioneer
Toye du Monde Dupres
Stripper
Mr. Positive
Hawaiian Gambler
Julia Hayden
Harmonica Player
Dr. Bogarte
Pensioner
Jack Callahan
L.A. Policeman
Peg
Ann Margaret's Best Friend
Jerry Carne
Radio Show Host
Angel Lynne Sexton
Assistant Host
Evil Horns
Guest
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