Scotty's Sharin': Dean Martin and Frank Sinatra at 'The Sands Hotel' 1960

Hey pallies, likes our ever lovin', ever devoted-to-Dino pallie Scotty is at it 'gain dudes!  From his coolest of cool blog, "BlueisKewl" our perfect pallie Scotty-o has captured our Dino in action in 'Vegas---baby-'Vegas circa 1960 where our most beloved Dino and his beloved pallie Mr. Frank Sinatra are havin' themselves some liquid libations when do a bit of gamblin' as well.

Leave it to our Dino be be where the action is pallies!  And, leave it to our Dino-devoted pallie Scotty for findin' the awesome action for share with all us Dino-holics here at ilovedinomartin.  Likes we gotta 'fess up that we deeply deeply digs Scotty's own swingin' salutation,...."(Who wouldn't want to be playing at that table!)"

Likes we couldn't 'gree with you more Scotty-o......likes how absolutely awesome woulda it be to be sittin' beside our King of Cool and playin' at Dino-sides....fantastically fabulous!!!!!  We salute our much devoted to Dino pallies Scotty for bringin' all us dudes some Dino-action this very Dino-day.  Likes to checks this out in it's original form, simply clicks on the tag of this here Dino-gram.  And, likes while youse does it dudes, why not leave a bit of patter to encourage our Scotty on his Dino-journey?!?!?!?!?!   In Dino, DMP

Dean Martin and Frank Sinatra at 'The Sands Hotel' 1960

(Who wouldn't want to be playing at that table!)

The Sands Hotel was a historic Las Vegas Strip hotel/casino that operated from December 15, 1952, to June 30, 1996. Designed by the architect Wayne McAllister, the Sands was the seventh resort to open on the Strip.

During its heyday, the Sands was the center of entertainment and "cool" on the Strip, and hosted many famous entertainers of the day. Regulars were able to mingle with the stars in the lounge after their late-night shows. In its time, the Sands was located next door to the Desert Inn. The two adjacent properties were owned by the reclusive businessman Howard Hughes in the mid-1960s. Today, The Venetian stands where the Sands once stood.