While many gambling halls opened Downtown in the 1930s and early 1940s, only two were built on the stretch of old Los Angeles Highway that ultimately became the Strip.
Most of the gambling halls were not build on the stretch of Los Angeles Highway that would become the Strip.
Every gambling hall in Los Angeles was built on the stretch of highway that would eventually become the Strip.
No one had ever opened it.
There is a black dog.
It was bitter and quite tasty.
Daddyji and Mamaji were the last installments.
They have never spoken.
A patient's bill of rights will help the uninsured.