I got to see him once and what a show. He walked out in one of the fabulous capes. His boyfriend at the time followed him onstage , removed the Cape and carried it off. What a show.
Wow! That was extravagantly wonderful to see the Liberace installment at the museum. It would be really hard not to touch those beautiful showman suits, like really really hard 😆. Thanks for sharing it with us.
I think I’ve said it before but I grew up watching everything Liberace. My mama loved him so much! She also loved Elvis, Tom Jones, and Perry Como. Lol Thank you for taking us along to this fabulous museum of Vegas. It was very interesting. I do love history and learning about our country. ❤
Happy Birthday Mark!!! Misty thank you and Mark for taking us with you to see the Nevada State Museum. The Liberace display was crazy cool. You have shown me things I could never see. Thank you, thank you!
So interesting, loved every minute of your tour. Don’t know much about Liberace, but he was quite the showman. Really fascinating, reminded me of Elton John. He’s flamboyant and quite the showman also. Thanks Misty. Taught me a lot of things I never knew❤️
Hi Misty…Just a little FYI about Boulder City…people came there to work on the Hoover Dam (and the railroad, too) but mostly for the Hoover Dam. Whole communities were built for the families of the men who built the Dam. Small houses, some still small, others thru the years have expanded these small houses. But the interesting thing for you would be the Antique Shops there..and an original Hotel that is still in business. The Hoover Dam tour is so very interesting. Looking at the Hoover Dam is a sight to see..you cannot believe that men actually built this..and many men lost their lives while building it. If u have time..go there and drive around Boulder City, it’s really cute.
Thank you so very much fir this wonderful video. I was so amazed at everything you showed. I was so engrossed in all you said. You are so easy to listen to. Thanks for the video. 🎶🎵☘️🛍
Misty I love these videos, museum videos are amazing thanks for taking me along with you! As a Canadian I didn't know much about Abraham Lincoln so I really appreciated that video and I like this one just as much! Alberta in Canada has a very similar history for mining and railroad and we had forts for trading with immigrants and our Indigenous people.
So spectacular! Liberace’s costumes are just stunning. Nevada native here.🤚The sage grouse is a pretty cool bird but its numbers have been dwindling and I believe it is close to being on the threatened species list. I am thinking though, if they renamed it the Boobaloobaloobie Bird that could possibly generate some needed interest and funding that could help restore/preserve their habitats. I think it’s worth suggesting! 😄 Thanks for the fun video!
Reno has a lot of interesting history also. I was born there and the Italian side of my family settled in the area in the early 1900’s. Cattle ranching, dairy farming and one branch raising Morgan horses for farming. My mother worked for the Reno police department in the 50’s/60’s and saw a lot of interesting people and had a few stories to tell. I got to see Hello Hollywood at the MGM Grand in Reno in the early 80’s and saw those costumes you saw on display. They actually had a Boeing 727 on stage for that show. It came up from the basement on an elevator built into the stage……wow, some of those shows at the Casinos were amazing. Nevada (pronounced Neh VA dah) area around the Reno has some very interesting history also, Virginia City, Lake Tahoe and Carson City are very interesting. It’s not as well known as Vegas, for the glitz and glamour of their Casinos, but as far as Wild West……it’s got some stories.
Thank you Misty and Mark! That was so interesting. My Daddy's dad went missing when my Daddy was 16. They filed a missing person's report and eventually he was found in Reno with a woman he said was his wife which was NOT my Grandmother. He had divorced my Grandmother unbeknownst to her and was traveling and shacking with this "woman". It really hits home regarding women and divorce back then because my Grandma had no money to fly to Reno and contest that my Grandfather was a POS. So the divorce was filed in his favor. My Daddy lied about his age, joined the Navy at 16 and sent money home to my Grandma. He NEVER talked about my grandfather who was pond scum. I love all your videos
Misty, I just Love listening to you tell about the places you visit, its always so informative. Being from Wisconsin when you said he was born here , I thought , oh that's right! I forgot about that. I will have to see where that was or you could probably even tell me. I wonder if his childhood home still exists? I would Love to know how you came to Love and admire him, I saw in one of your replies to someone that you never got to see him perform, I sure wish you could have ! I never did either, I can imagine what a fantastic show he put on ! Thank you so much again for taking us along!
I remember seeing him on TV so many times back in the days when he was performing a lot and had his own show. I loved him and don't think I ever missed a show or performance. I'm almost 76, so I've seen a lot of the old Vegas and TV people, like the Rat Pack, etc.. Those were great times with so many mega-talented people. Did you go in the gift shop and get any Liberace merch? Thanks for the great tour of the museum, especially the Liberace exhibit.
Gees Misty you are even more amazing - how is that possible? You went from Chicago to Nevada in the SAME DAY?!?!?!? LOL I am guessing this was from your last trip but still - I am wondering where you will turn up next! =)You are going to need a third channel "Where's Misty" lol
Misty Love viewing all your trips with Mark! I have been to Reno NV a few years ago for a bowling tournament, but did not know much about the history. So thank you for some of the interesting facts.🏜
If you haven't seen it, watch the series "Hell on Wheels". It was the mobile town that followed with the construction of the railroad. Great show starring Anson Mount.(he's worth the watch on his own!!!❤)
Hi misty, how are you I hope you are alright, I watched your temu haul the other day and you said you like to wear thin socks, well I don't know if you are interested but I got some thin socks from temu, they was a mesh sock, anyway I just thought I would mention it to you, take care and stay safe x
I remember going to see Liberace in the late 70s. I was a teenager and wasn't sure about it but my girlfriend was going with her mother and they had an extra ticket. He did put on a show like no other. I remember he had a huge pink fur cape and he asked all the women if they wanted to touch his furry pink balls! 😊
My mom and Uncle both loved Liberace! My Uncle plays the piano and is now in a nursing home. He used a wheelchair but is able to get up to play the piano in the community room. He holds a “concert” most days for the other residents or his “groupies”. They call him Liberace! My Uncle’s middle name is Lee and he prefers his groupies to call him Lee. 🩶
It’s hilarious when you voice things!
I got to see him once and what a show. He walked out in one of the fabulous capes. His boyfriend at the time followed him onstage , removed the Cape and carried it off. What a show.
I'm so jealous! I would have LOVED to have seen him perform live!
Happy birthday Mark.🎉 I use to watch Liberace when I was little. Loved his music
Wow! That was extravagantly wonderful to see the Liberace installment at the museum. It would be really hard not to touch those beautiful showman suits, like really really hard 😆. Thanks for sharing it with us.
Happy birthday Mark. Best wishes. Thank you Misty for sharing the Liberace experience with us.
In the early 80s when we were stationed at Nellis AFB, they had Liberace’s Museum in his house in a regular housing community. It was so cool.
Happy Birthday, Mark‼️🥳🎁🎂🎈 Wow, the costumes were amazing ‼️
I highly recommend the dam tour the next time you go. It is magnificent!
OMG you got to see all that. So darn cool. ENJOY.🌅🌆
I think I’ve said it before but I grew up watching everything Liberace. My mama loved him so much! She also loved Elvis, Tom Jones, and Perry Como. Lol
Thank you for taking us along to this fabulous museum of Vegas. It was very interesting. I do love history and learning about our country. ❤
Sounds like your mama had great taste in music! Liberace, Elvis, Tom Jones... what a lineup! Who's your favorite performer from that era?
@@themistyshow. Elvis and The Beatles! I did love Liberace too❤️ How could you not?
Happy Birthday Mark!!! Misty thank you and Mark for taking us with you to see the Nevada State Museum. The Liberace display was crazy cool. You have shown me things I could never see. Thank you, thank you!
Love learning history from you! Oh to go back in time and see Liberace and Elvis perform in Vegas
If only we had a time machine, we could have front-row seats to all the iconic performances!
Happy birthday Mark🎂🎉love the video 😊💝💝
Hi Misty! "MUCHO MUCHO AMORE" is a Must Watch Documenty for you! Trust me!!
I'll check it out!
Once again, I’ve been able to join you on an interesting and educational excursion! Thank you Misty, you are amazing. 😊
I'm so glad!
Yay Liberace!😊 Misty I thought you said Mark was a Libra? Not if he was born in March!😅 Happy B-Day Mark!🎁
Happy Birthday Mark!! 🎈.....Thanks Misty for 2 great trips in one day.....❤
Thank you! 😃
Thank you for the tour! I loved it! I'm a museum kinda girl! Liberace was great ! A lot of info I didn't know! ❤
I'm so glad you enjoyed the tour and found it informative!
Loved the narrated informative tour !
Scott Michael did one yesterday but yours was more informative.
Mark in Michigan.
So interesting, loved every minute of your tour. Don’t know much about Liberace, but he was quite the showman. Really fascinating, reminded me of Elton John. He’s flamboyant and quite the showman also. Thanks Misty. Taught me a lot of things I never knew❤️
Thanks for watching and leaving such a nice comment! It means a lot to hear that you enjoyed the tour and learned something new.
So interesting, thank you! Can't imagine sitting down on rhinestones!
You and me both!
Hi Misty…Just a little FYI about Boulder City…people came there to work on the Hoover Dam (and the railroad, too) but mostly for the Hoover Dam. Whole communities were built for the families of the men who built the Dam. Small houses, some still small, others thru the years have expanded these small houses. But the interesting thing for you would be the Antique Shops there..and an original Hotel that is still in business. The Hoover Dam tour is so very interesting. Looking at the Hoover Dam is a sight to see..you cannot believe that men actually built this..and many men lost their lives while building it. If u have time..go there and drive around Boulder City, it’s really cute.
Thank you so very much fir this wonderful video. I was so amazed at everything you showed. I was so engrossed in all you said. You are so easy to listen to. Thanks for the video. 🎶🎵☘️🛍
You are so welcome! Thank you for watching and your kind words!
Misty I love these videos, museum videos are amazing thanks for taking me along with you! As a Canadian I didn't know much about Abraham Lincoln so I really appreciated that video and I like this one just as much! Alberta in Canada has a very similar history for mining and railroad and we had forts for trading with immigrants and our Indigenous people.
So spectacular! Liberace’s costumes are just stunning.
Nevada native here.🤚The sage grouse is a pretty cool bird but its numbers have been dwindling and I believe it is close to being on the threatened species list. I am thinking though, if they renamed it the Boobaloobaloobie Bird that could possibly generate some needed interest and funding that could help restore/preserve their habitats. I think it’s worth suggesting! 😄 Thanks for the fun video!
Boobaloobaloobie Bird has a nice ring to it! Maybe a rebranding is just what they need to boost interest.
I was at the old location , it was an awesome tour!
The History Channel does the Men who built America, or something like that, and they had a thing about the Hoover Dam. It's very interesting
Reno has a lot of interesting history also. I was born there and the Italian side of my family settled in the area in the early 1900’s. Cattle ranching, dairy farming and one branch raising Morgan horses for farming. My mother worked for the Reno police department in the 50’s/60’s and saw a lot of interesting people and had a few stories to tell. I got to see Hello Hollywood at the MGM Grand in Reno in the early 80’s and saw those costumes you saw on display. They actually had a Boeing 727 on stage for that show. It came up from the basement on an elevator built into the stage……wow, some of those shows at the Casinos were amazing. Nevada (pronounced Neh VA dah) area around the Reno has some very interesting history also, Virginia City, Lake Tahoe and Carson City are very interesting. It’s not as well known as Vegas, for the glitz and glamour of their Casinos, but as far as Wild West……it’s got some stories.
It's fascinating to hear about your family's history in Reno and the rich heritage of the area. Thanks for sharing!
🎹🎵 The costumes are amazing. That pink feather one. Wow! 🤯
Right?!
Thank you Misty and Mark! That was so interesting. My Daddy's dad went missing when my Daddy was 16. They filed a missing person's report and eventually he was found in Reno with a woman he said was his wife which was NOT my Grandmother. He had divorced my Grandmother unbeknownst to her and was traveling and shacking with this "woman". It really hits home regarding women and divorce back then because my Grandma had no money to fly to Reno and contest that my Grandfather was a POS. So the divorce was filed in his favor. My Daddy lied about his age, joined the Navy at 16 and sent money home to my Grandma. He NEVER talked about my grandfather who was pond scum. I love all your videos
Your granddad definitely had some secrets! Your dad's Navy adventure adds some intrigue to the family history.
Misty, I just Love listening to you tell about the places you visit, its always so informative. Being from Wisconsin when you said he was born here , I thought , oh that's right! I forgot about that. I will have to see where that was or you could probably even tell me. I wonder if his childhood home still exists? I would Love to know how you came to Love and admire him, I saw in one of your replies to someone that you never got to see him perform, I sure wish you could have ! I never did either, I can imagine what a fantastic show he put on !
Thank you so much again for taking us along!
Your support and love for my videos are so heartwarming. I'm grateful to have viewers like you who appreciate the stories I share.
I remember seeing him on TV so many times back in the days when he was performing a lot and had his own show. I loved him and don't think I ever missed a show or performance. I'm almost 76, so I've seen a lot of the old Vegas and TV people, like the Rat Pack, etc.. Those were great times with so many mega-talented people. Did you go in the gift shop and get any Liberace merch? Thanks for the great tour of the museum, especially the Liberace exhibit.
It's amazing how certain performers leave a lasting impact on us. Thank you for sharing your memories!
Hey Misty and Mark ❤😊
Hey there!
Great Video!
Thanks!
😊❤
Gees Misty you are even more amazing - how is that possible? You went from Chicago to Nevada in the SAME DAY?!?!?!? LOL I am guessing this was from your last trip but still - I am wondering where you will turn up next! =)You are going to need a third channel "Where's Misty" lol
Haha, maybe I do need a "Where's Misty" channel! I'll keep you guessing on my next destination 😉
That pink cape with the turkey feathers I believe was the heaviest thing he wore
It definitely looked like a challenge to carry around!
❤️
Misty Love viewing all your trips with Mark! I have been to Reno NV a few years ago for a bowling tournament, but did not know much about the history. So thank you for some of the interesting facts.🏜
If you haven't seen it, watch the series "Hell on Wheels". It was the mobile town that followed with the construction of the railroad. Great show starring Anson Mount.(he's worth the watch on his own!!!❤)
Wow, "Hell on Wheels" sounds intriguing! Thanks for the heads-up, I'll add it to my watchlist.
Hi misty, how are you I hope you are alright, I watched your temu haul the other day and you said you like to wear thin socks, well I don't know if you are interested but I got some thin socks from temu, they was a mesh sock, anyway I just thought I would mention it to you, take care and stay safe x
I remember going to see Liberace in the late 70s. I was a teenager and wasn't sure about it but my girlfriend was going with her mother and they had an extra ticket. He did put on a show like no other. I remember he had a huge pink fur cape and he asked all the women if they wanted to touch his furry pink balls! 😊
Liberace sure knew how to make a statement with his fashion choices! Pink fur cape and furry pink balls, quite the ensemble!
I bet the designer for Liberaces clothe had a great time. Talk about just being able to let your creativy loose.
Can you imagine the cost of his clothes
It must be through the roof!
Glad you didn't knock over the costume like Scott! Lol
Haha! Scott's costume mishap was definitely a classic moment!
Talk about early American
My mom and Uncle both loved Liberace! My Uncle plays the piano and is now in a nursing home. He used a wheelchair but is able to get up to play the piano in the community room. He holds a “concert” most days for the other residents or his “groupies”. They call him Liberace! My Uncle’s middle name is Lee and he prefers his groupies to call him Lee. 🩶