New Frontier
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The Venus Room.
Beyond Belief opened in 1981. Closed in 1988.
91 Club
Photograph of the 91 Club, Las Vegas (Nev.), 1939-1942. Logan Collection. UNLV Libraries Special Collections & Archives.
Paradise Club
Photograph of the exterior front of the Pair-O-Dice Club (Las Vegas), 1930s. Horden-Graglia Collection. UNLV Libraries Special Collections & Archives.
Little Church of the West
Little Church of the West moved to the south part of the Last Frontier.
Photograph of the Little Church of the West from the Last Frontier Village being moved (Las Vegas), 1954. Las Vegas News Bureau Collection. UNLV Libraries Special Collections & Archives.
Silver Slipper
Pair-O-Dice opened on July 4, 1931.
Became Ambassador Night Club in 1936.
Became 91 Club in 1939.
91 Club is integrated into the Hotel Last Frontier.
Hotel Last Frontier opened on October 30, 1942.
Little Church of the West opened on May 22, 1943 on the north side of the property.
Last Frontier Village opened in 1948.
Golden Slipper Saloon and Gambling Hall opened in 1950 within the Last Frontier Village.
Golden Slipper Saloon and Gambling Hall renamed Silver Slipper in 1950.
Little Church of the West relocated to the south side of the property in 1954.
A new casino is built and renamed New Frontier in 1955.
Hotel Last Frontier is demolished in 1966.
Last Frontier Village demolished in 1966.
A 7-story hotel tower is built in 1967.
A second 7-story hotel tower is built in 1967.
Hotel Last Frontier became The Frontier in 1967.
Little Church of the West relocated to the Hacienda Hotel Resort and Casino in 1979.
Silver Slipper closed on November 28, 1988.
Silver Slipper demolished in 1988.
Atrium Tower is built in 1989.
The Frontier became New Frontier in 1998.
New Frontier closed on July 16, 2007.
New Frontier imploded in 2007.
Hotel Last Frontier, second resort on the Las Vegas Strip.
In 1944, Liberace makes his Las Vegas debut at the Hotel Last Frontier.
In 1956, Elvis Presley makes his Las Vegas debut at the New Frontier.
On April 3 1964, the State Gaming Control Board shuts down the Silver Slipper on a dice cheating charge.
On January 14, 1970, Diana Ross makes her final appearance with The Supremes at the Frontier.
On May 16, 1978, high winds damaged the Silver Slipper sign.
On September 21, 1991, the Culinary Workers Union 226, Bartenders 165, Teamsters 995, Operating Engineers 501, and Carpenters 1780 staged a strike against the Frontier. The strike ended on February 1, 1998.
Was located at 3120 South Las Vegas Boulevard, Paradise, Nevada.