File:Marlene Dietrich Sahara Las Vegas.jpg
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| Description | Postcard photo of en:Marlene Dietrich promoting her performance at Las Vegas' Sahara hotel. The dress she's wearing was referred to as the "nude dress" because it gave the illusion that Dietrich was wearing a very thin gown and nothing underneath it. The engagement there was in 1953 and she was paid $30,000 a week, the equivalent of $279,000 (rounded) a week in 2018, a very substantial rate for a performer at the time, and now as well. |
| Date | Not mailed but says to affix four cents postage. If the card was oversize, it would need to have first class postage. en:History of United States postage rates First class postage was 4 cents from 1958 to 1963; postcards were 4 cents from 1958 to 1963. Circa 1958 to 1963 based on postage rates. |
| Source | back |
| Author | Sahara Hotel |
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Pre-1978, no mark |
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