Alex Bartha: Steel Pier’s unsung music man
By Bruce Klauber Bandleader Alex Bartha had the longest run of any performer in the history of Atlantic City show
By Bruce Klauber Bandleader Alex Bartha had the longest run of any performer in the history of Atlantic City show
By Bruce Klauber Atlantic City locals refer to it as “The Monument.” Visitors frequently view it as something that makes
By Bruce Klauber He was once Elvis Presley’s number one rival. In later years, he was the butt of jokes
By Bruce Klauber It’s almost impossible to believe that the same man who produced classic American motion pictures like “Touch
By Bruce Klauber The Ritz Condominiums, at Iowa Avenue and the Boardwalk, is the last of Atlantic City’s grand hotels
By Bruce Klauber Robert Ruffalo, proprietor of Atlantic City’s iconic Princeton Antiques Bookshop, a veritable treasure trove of Jersey Shore
By Bruce Klauber Although the grand hotels of Atlantic City like the Traymore, Ambassador, Dennis, Marlborough-Blenheim and the rest, continued
By Bruce Klauber The late, great Frankie Randall was a force of nature. He was a singer, pianist, composer, conductor,
By Bruce Klauber The Steel Pier is not only a great amusement park; it’s the only amusement pier in Atlantic
By Bruce Klauber Though the late and great Charlie Prose and Sal Richards were not born and bred at the
By Bruce Klauber Jersey Shore fans of vintage cinema are likely aware of the well-known films that were shot, in
By Bruce Klauber It’s not an amusement park or an amusement pier. It has no thrill rides and it’s miles
Original Golden Nugget nightspot featured nothing but the best By Bruce Klauber Elaine’s Lounge, within the original Golden Nugget Hotel
By Bruce Klauber The Jersey Shore has no shortage of fine candy makers and retailers. Some that immediately come to
