Each week, a different comely lass graced the cover – usually dancers from the various shows around town. On the cover of this issue is Joan Webster, a dancer from the Tropicana Hotel.

Ads like this one for Victor Borge’s show at the famed Sahara Congo Room take up a lot of space in the magazine. On the bill with Borge were Louis Basil and his Orchestra plus Jerry Gray and his "Band of Today" keeping the folks dancing from 2:30-6:30 in the morning!

The Riviera took out an ad to not only promote the Peggy Lee & Buddy Hackett show but to promote the Hickory Room where, according to the copy, you’ll get "A dining thrill you’ll always remember!"

The Glitter Gulch column by Gerry Kern kept readers up to date on all the latest happenings along Fremont Street in the Downtown area. Part of this issue’s column reads "Who says business won’t boom in Glitter Gulch in 1960? The expansion programs being carried out the Fremont, Golden Nugget, Nevada Club, Westerner and at the Resort Hotels are indicative of the faith and confidence that we should have in Fabulous Las Vegas."

The TV listings for this week before Thanksgiving included some familiar names -- like "Gunsmoke," "What’s My Line," "Ed Sullivan," "I’ve Got A Secret," and "Twilight Zone" – and some not so familiar – does anybody remember "Badge 714" or "The Alaskans."

On the back cover is an ad from the Sands thanking a very young looking Sammy Davis, Jr. for his 8th "wonderful engagement" at the hotel. A column inside the magazine entitled "That’s For Sure…" by publisher Jack Cortez, mentions Davis: "Audiences are stirred to exhilaration by the unbelievable talents of Sammy Davis, Jr. at the Sands Hotel. This lad strikes us as one with an unquenchable thirst for knowledge of every facet of show business."