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The Las Vegas Story Overview:

The Las Vegas Story (1952) was a Film Noir - Crime Film directed by Robert Stevenson and produced by Howard Hughes, Samuel Bischoff and Robert Sparks.

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"The Las Vegas Story," or Craps-ablanca

By David on Oct 11, 2013 From The Man on the Flying Trapeze

RKO INTEROFFICE MEMO February 2, 1952 To: Howard Hughes, RKO President From: Charles Foster Schmutz, RKO Legal Department Chief -- First off, let me say it's nice to communicate with you. We haven't seen you around the studio since Preston Sturges gave you a swirly in the men's room. And also ... Read full article

"The Las Vegas Story," or Craps-ablanca

By David on Oct 11, 2013 From The Man on the Flying Trapeze

Everything below this logo is made up. RKO INTEROFFICE MEMO February 2, 1952 To: Howard Hughes, RKO President From: Charles Foster Schmutz, RKO Legal Department Chief -- First off, let me say it's nice to communicate with you. We haven't seen you around the studio since Preston Sturges gave... Read full article

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The Las Vegas Story Quotes:

Mary: I guess it would be only fair if you were to kiss Bill.
Linda Rollins: If I kissed Bill there wouldn't be anything fair about it.
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The Las Vegas Story Fact
The night before the Las Vegas premier of "The Las Vegas Story," Jane and her husband, Robert Waterfield, got into a fight in which he slugged her in the face several times. The next morning, Jane's face was swollen and black and blue. RKO executives didn't want to cancel the premier and Jane appeared at the festivities with a severely swollen and bruised face. A story was given to the press that the intense windstorm the night before slammed an open car door into her face. Despite the believable story, a Newsweek magazine blurb hinted at the actual truth.
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