Premier Robin Gray, Prince Charles & Princess Diana (year 1983 1985 ?)
Is Charles sliding a gaming chip up his sleeve?
Don Lane visits 1978
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Don Lane
Eric Reece with Paul Hogan at the opening of Two-up 197?
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Don Lane, Premier Doug Lowe & Rupert (Dick) Hamer (1916–2004) 1978
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State Premiers taking and evening off from the pressures of running their respective States are, from left, the Premier of Tasmania, Doug Lowe & Mrs Lowe, Mrs Hamer and the Premier of Victoria, Mr R. J.Hamer(1978)
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Other one with Doug Lowe is Rupert (Dick) Hamer (1916–2004)
The first cabaret show we had starred Jerry Lewis. He performed for 14 nights and two matinees. He actually brought 16 dinner suits with him, one for each performance. He loved to play golf, and after his shows, he would often come into the casino for a few hands of blackjack, and he would always talk to the patrons. He was a very popular visitor. At our 30th anniversary in Melbourne in 2003, he sent a letter from America to John Haddad congratulating everybody on a job well done.