1. Bob's World Of Liberace Fan site with house tour, information about the liberace Museum, and other related links. http://www.bobsliberace.com/

"For me to wear a simple tuxedo on stage would be like asking Marlene Dietrich to wear a house dress." - LIBERACE

2. The Liberace Museum Information about the museum, the man, memorabilia, online store, from the liberace Foundation for the Performing and Creative Arts. http://www.liberace.org/

Welcome to the official Liberace Museum website

3. Liberace Museum, Las Vegas Located in Las Vegas, NV, this facility features jewelry, wardrobe, automobiles, antiques and pianos belonging to the late entertainer. Includes family photos and history as well as contact information. http://www.liberace.com/liberace/museum.cfm

1775 East Tropicana Avenue (at Spencer) Las Vegas, Nevada 89119-6529. The Legend Lives on at the Liberace Museum Museum Information See the Museum Location, Hours and Admission LAS VEGAS, NV The Liberace Museum was founded April 15, 1979, by the late entertainer Liberace. The Museum features "Mr. Showmanship's" dazzling jewelry, rare antiques, unsurpassed wardrobe, unique and historical pianos and his custom car collection. The non-profit Museum supports the work of The Liberace Foundation for the Performing and Creative Arts which has funded scholarships for the arts since 1976. The Liberace Foundation has funded over 100 schools, universities and organizations with scholarship grants. The Liberace Museum is divided into two areas: Building One houses the Piano and Car Galleries; Building Two showcases the Costume and Jewelry Collections, a re-creation of Liberace's Palm Springs bedroom, and the Awards Gallery. The Grand Gallery showcases changing exhibitions. Through May, 2003 see "Legends Are Born: Liberace and Las Vegas 1940s-1960s."

4. Liberace: An American Boy, Excerpt An account of liberace's successful libel suit against London's Daily Mirror, excerpted from the biography by Darden Asbury Pyron. http://www.press.uchicago.edu/Misc/Chicago/686671.html

Kirkus Reviews Daily Telegraph Publishers Weekly Library Journal , starred review Booklist Liberace links: The Liberace Foundation website, including the Liberace Museum in Las Vegas. Bob's World of Liberace an outstanding Liberace fan site. All magazine covers are courtesy of Bob's World of Liberace. An excerpt from Liberace An American Boy Darden Asbury Pyron The Days of the Understated Suit Liberace's successful lawsuit against the London tabloid, the Daily Mirror, was a critical moment in his career. It also provides a vivid picture of the closeted world of the 1950s. This excerpt is from Chapter Nine: "You Can Be Sure If It's Westinghouse." The Daily Mirror New York Times headlined its one version of the trial with "Liberace Denies He Is Homosexual." He underestimated his counsel. Indeed, the Fox opened well by linking William Conner's diatribe against the American showman to a pattern of smearing Englishmen: his screed had besmirched even the royal family. Conner's slander of Liberace was only the tip of the iceberg that constituted this venal, reckless journalist, Beyfus proclaimed. He called Conner "a literary assassin who dips his pen in vitriol, hired by this sensational newspaper to murder reputations and hand out sensational articles on which its circulation is built." It was the same charge that John Jacobs had used in suing Hollywood Confidential two years before. Through Liberace, the English court had the chance to redress all these transgressions. "Here's a piano player," Beyfus declaimed, "giving these people a chance to fight back."

5. Liberaces Suit of British playwright Tenebris Light's play, an account of the liberace and Daily Mirror libel case....... http://www.liberaces-suit.com

6. The Liberace Museum Information about the museum, the man, memorabilia, online store, from the liberace Foundation for the Performing and Creative Arts. http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

7. December 4, 2003 Tree Lighting Event At Liberace Museum Plaza http://www.liberace.org/museum.html

8. WQXR: WQXR Out And About Brief biography emphasizing his pianistic abilities and showmanship from the Grove Concise Dictionary of Music entry at WQXR radio. http://www.wqxr.com/cgi-bin/iowa/cla/learning/grove.html?record=5349

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10. The Liberace Foundation The Official Website of liberace. 2000 The liberace Foundation for the Performing and Creative Arts If there are any problems with this site, http://www.liberace.com/

The Liberace Foundation is a Non-profit Organization Established by Liberace in 1976. Your Purchases are tax free. Proud Member of Museums and Attractions in Nevada Home Online Store Liberace Foundation ... Shopping Cart © 2000 The Liberace Foundation for the Performing and Creative Arts If there are any problems with this site, please contact info@liberace.org Reproduction without written consent is illegal. All Photos, Graphics and the name Liberace are registered trademarks of The Liberace Foundation.

11. VH1.com Liberace Biography liberace (born Wladziu Valentino liberace) was the most flamboyant, popular easy listening pianist of the '60s and '70s by a wide margin. His campy http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

12. Robert Liberace Portraits, figurative works (including nudes and religious subjects), mythological and genre scenes, still lifes, and illustrations, in oil, pencil, or sculpture, by classical artist, available for commissions. http://robertliberace.com

fine artist phone: 703.864.3894 email: rob@robertliberace.com Bio/Workshop info/News and events Ireland Workshop September 4-17 Sorry, It's filled! see details

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14. Principality Of Paradise - Dr. Lonnie Hammargren - Las Vegas, NV A tour of Dr. Hammargren's unique and eclectic house, from liberace's honkytonk piano, neon signs from casinos in Las Vegas, to trains and Nevada history. http://www.principality-of-paradise.com/

About Dr. Hammargren and his Home. Castillo del Sol, as it is now called, started out as a $45,000 house built in 1969 from a standard plan as a frame stucco, four bedroom house. the large addition built in 1975 was placed over the top and in front of the house to accommodate an observatory and planetarium. This was built to local code and without a variance, as it met the conditions for ranch estates that limit height to 35 feet. Several lawsuits have been dismissed after it was proven that the building met applicable codes and that the doctor was not a "Peeping Tom". The doctor had long wanted to study astronomy, but never had the time, money, or the inclination to sit outside in the cold Minnesota nights to study the stars. His science interests are broad, ranging from biology to medicine to mathematics, anthropology and psychology. His special focus is the history of scientific thought. Most old structures such as the pyramids and Stonehenge were oriented to directions relevant to the positions and motions of the sun, moon and stars. The specific discipline that studies this combination of archaeology and astronomy is called archaeoastronomy. Lonnie fancies himself as an amateur archaeoastronomer. Above the entrance is a stairway to the top of the Mayan pyramid. This is modeled after the Castillo pyramid in the Yucatan. It gives rise to the name of the house, Castillo Del Sol, the Castle of the Sun.

15. LiberaceWeird, Wild, And Wonderful Article by Mike Walsh about the incredible career of the weird and wonderful liberace. Includes a description of a 1984 liberace concert attended by http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

16. The Liberace Museum THE liberace MUSEUM 1775 East Tropicana Avenue, Las Vegas, NV. No trip to Las Vegas is complete without a visit to the liberace Museum, home to the world s http://www.bobsliberace.com/museum/museum.html

THE LIBERACE MUSEUM 1775 East Tropicana Avenue, Las Vegas, NV No trip to Las Vegas is complete without a visit to the Liberace Museum, home to the world's largest Rhinestone! The museum has just gone through a major renovation and was rededicated in May of 2002 The improvements include the fabulous new facade and entrance pictured above. The exhibit areas have been updated and rearranged and the costumes and capes will be rotated periodically. The gift shop has been greatly expanded with lots of new Liberace goodies, a new cafe area has also been added just in case you feel faint from the sight of those diamonds. The museum opened in 1979 and is located in a mini mall called Liberace Plaza. It is now the third most popular attraction in the the state of Nevada. The main building, formerly a bank, holds Liberace's collection of pianos, candelabras and cars. The other section contains exhibits of memorabilia, family photos, antiques, Lee's collection of miniature pianos, Jewelry and many of Liberace's fabulous stage costumes. Here's your ticket! What do you want to see first?

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18. Liberace--Weird, Wild, And Wonderful Article by Mike Walsh about the incredible career of the weird and wonderful liberace. Includes a description of a 1984 liberace concert attended by the http://www.missioncreep.com/mw/liberace.html

MouthWash missionCREEP The Weird, Wild, Wonderful Liberace by Mike Walsh I was lucky enough to see Liberace before he died. The concert was a weird, wild, wonderful spectacle, and it left me awestruck. I couldn't believe that a entire performance (not to mention a several decades long career) could be construed from such unrestrained, indulgent superficiality. The majority of the show consisted of Liberace parading around the stage in outrageous outfits to the "oohs" and "ahhs" of the audience, which was dominated by women over the age of forty. You can purchase these Liberace books and CDs from Amazon.com Liberace by Jocelyn Faris A 30-page biography is followed by a chronology, and citations of personal appearances, films, radio and television appearances, recordings, awards and honors, sheet music, and works written about him. Behind the Candelabra: My Life With Liberace by Scott Thorson A tell-all by a disgruntled houseguest. The Best of Liberace 24 of his favorite songs 16 Most Requested Songs Loungin' with Lee (CD) At one point he appeared in what he claimed was the world's most expensive fura Norwegian blue shadow fox cape with a train 12-feet wide and 16-feet long. "There's only two of these in the world," he giggled with child-like glee, "and I've got both."

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20. Liberace - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia liberace was born in West Allis, Wisconsin and grew up in a musical family. In 1966 liberace received wide critical praise for his role as a casket http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liberace

Wikimedia needs your help in its US$200,000 fund drive. See our fundraising page for details. Liberace From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Liberace shows off his rings (circa 1980). Wladziu Valentino Liberace May 16 February 4 ), better known by the stage name Liberace (and known to his friends as Lee), was a charismatic American entertainer. Contents Early life and stage name Television Recordings Movies ... edit Early life and stage name Liberace was born in West Allis, Wisconsin and grew up in a musical family. He had a twin who died at birth. He was classically trained as a pianist and gained wide experience playing popular music. Lee followed the advice of famous Polish pianist and family friend Paderewski and billed himself under his last name only. As his classical career developed he found that his whimsical encores, in which he played pop songs and marches, went over better with audiences than his renditions of classical pieces, so he changed his act to pop with a bit of classics . During the mid and late 1940s he performed in dinner clubs and nightclubs in major cities around the United States. edit Television He had a network television program in the which for a time had higher ratings than I Love Lucy . His brother George led the program's backing band. He became known for his extravagant costumes, personal charm and self-deprecating wit. His public image became linked with one ever present stage prop, a silver candelabra perched on his piano. By 1955 he was making $50,000 per week at the Riviera nightclub in

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