Silver Slipper, 3100 Las Vegas Boulevard South
The Silver Slipper opened on the grounds of the Last Frontier Village at 3100 Las Vegas Boulevard South in September of 1950 as the Golden Slipper Saloon and Gambling Hall. Unlike other resorts along the Strip, the Silver Slipper was strictly a casino operation. It offered neither hotel nor motel accommodations. When a part of the Last Frontier Village was demolished for the New Frontier, the Silver Slipper expanded and became its own casino separated completely from the New Frontier. On June 23, 1988, Margaret Elardi who owned the Frontier, bought the Silver Slipper for $70 million from Howard Hughes' Summa Corporation. Part of the agreement was that Summa Corporation would demolish the Silver Slipper which was accomplished on November 28, 1988. On Monday, November 29, 1988, Slipper Slipper closed her doors forever. Elardi turned the property into a parking lot for the Frontier.

Slipper Slipper TCR# N2178 $1 New 1976	Slipper Slipper TCR# N3778 $1 New 1956	Slipper Slipper TCR# N9115 $1 New 1980s	Slipper Slipper TCR# N2176 $5 New 1960
3100 Las Vegas Blvd S	3100 Las Vegas Blvd S	3100 Las Vegas Blvd S	3100 Las Vegas Blvd S

Silver Slipper Hotel & Casino - Image Gallery Chip scans courtesy of Ross Poppel and Silver State Treasures Dice picture from Casinobilia Ads from Fabulous Las Vegas Magazine Click on Thumbnail for full-size view
Burlesque 1972	Burlesque 1972	Burlesque 1972	Burlesque 1969
Postcard	Postcard	Postcard	Silver Slipper Cards
YESCO Boneyard	YESCO Boneyard	YESCO Boneyard	Lighter
Silver Slipper Dice	Matchbook	RG-1334	SIS-08
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SIS-22	SIS-27	SIS-31	SIS-42