How The Three Stooges conquered Atlantic City
By Bruce Klauber In 1973, I was a journalism student at Temple University. Like many journalism students there at the
By Bruce Klauber In 1973, I was a journalism student at Temple University. Like many journalism students there at the
By Bruce Klauber When the subject is Atlantic City history, several things come to mind: The Boardwalk, rolling chairs, the
By Bruce Klauber Those even slightly acquainted with Atlantic City history may recall the names of some of the city’s
By Bruce Klauber “The Atlantic City Jazz Fest 2024 Winter Edition,” coming to the Superstar Theater at Resorts Casino/Hotel on
By Bruce Klauber Whenever people of a certain age gather and share their memories of growing up in the Atlantic
By Bruce Klauber As a kid I was fascinated by Atlantic City’s amusement piers. When I visited Atlantic City with
By Bruce Klauber The year 1964 was supposed to be a high point for Atlantic City. Although the coming of
By Bruce Klauber In 1976, casino gambling was legalized in Atlantic City. After Resorts International opened its doors in 1978,
By Bruce Klauber Atlantic City’s Million Dollar Pier is recalled for the many things it used to be. It used
By Bruce Klauber When discussing the rich history of jazz in Atlantic City, Club Harlem is the first venue that
By Bruce Klauber Contrary to the widely-held belief, Louis Prima did not invent the concept of the Las Vegas lounge
By Bruce Klauber Musically, the year 1950 was noteworthy for artists like Red Foley, Frankie Laine, Patti Page, Teresa Brewer,
By Bruce Klauber “In the neighborhood of 4,000 visiting cats scratched and clawed for points of vantage in the Marine