Got to see a ton of his stuff way back in the early 90s. From his childhood toys to his cars and pianos, jewelry clothing,( that piano ring was was amazing! In person!) I was just mesmerized at it all!
Back in Liberace's heyday, my Granparents (who adores him, especially my Garndmother) took a trip to see his home. When there he would very graciously come out to the gate to greet his fans. They unfortunately missed him but were thrilled just to be able to see his house. Thanks Jordan for your content, it brings back tons of happy memories! ❤
Five minutes before this video popped up on my youtube home screen, I was reading about the friendship of Liberace and Elvis in Richard Zoglin's excellent 2019 book Elvis in Vegas. (For anybody interested in Elvis or Vegas, it is first-rate.) I had no real choice but to watch this, and it was definitely worth it! My appreciation of Liberace has gone up a notch today.
I had the sweetest Grandma, & she was the biggest Liberace fan. She always had a LP of his playing as she did her housework. My mother treated Grandma to a evening at a supper club in Boston to see Liberace perform, my Mom treasures the photo they took that night! I watched his film Sincerely Yours when I was young, it was alright, it had a good story. I watched it again here on RUclips a year or so ago. Thanks for the memories, Jordan!!!
Oh Jordan, this is absolutely amazing!! Know I've already mentioned this prior, but his museum was my hands down favorite thing to do in Vegas. So glad these treasures are on display again, being appreciated. Thank you for this one, made my day!! Happy weekend to you and miss Katie 🩵
Thank you Jordan! Liberace was quite an entertainer a true showman! My mother saw him perform and said hehad a very good show. Said he really sparkled under the lights and so did his jewelry!
I can remember my grandma sitting and watching Liberace on the Lawrence Welk Show. If I moved or made noise she would shush me. She loved listening and watching him.
I had a dream about him! And no real connection! Only was researching Elvis. Liberace was my grandparents favorite. Such a kind man! And he loved his dogs. A man who would give to you if you had a need. ❤️🙏
Liberace told Elvis "that greaser look is not going to go over in Vegas" legend has it that the gold suit Elvis started wearing was Liberace's that he gave Elvis.
Thank you for this tour of the Liberace museum. The Faberche feathered cape and matching suit is my favorite. I also like the miniature piano collection.
Hi Jordan, oh my, imagine all the time and hours of work that must have gone into each of those costumes and outfits. I bet they weighed a bit too. Well, he certainly was a great showman. Great vlog Jordan.
When I was a little girl and the Liberace Show came on I was glued to the TV and told her when I grow up I want to dress and have jewelry just like him, I came kinda close when I married Owen he gave me. 3 caret pear shaped diamond ring that I still have after 51 years for our first wedding anniversary, my mother laughed at the time and said I was trying to compete with Liberace and Elvis lol . Loved the vlog ty so much for always being so respectful and kind to all you vlog, Hi Katie glad you could come along🐾🤗🥰😎Ty so much Jordan for this I’ll never get to Las Vegas again you have fulfilled my dream of seeing all his beautiful possessions what a real treat💕
We had two, wonderful, elderly ladies across the street from us, who dressed in their finest dresses and jewelry to watch Liberace’s TV show! How fun! (Saw the Liberace Museum right before it closed. Just beautiful items/sparkling Bentley, I believe.) I remember seeing his piano ring. So nice they have this exhibit.
Thank you, Jordan! So appreciate seeing all these awesome artifacts of an incredibly kind man! He was so loved by all my aunts!!! His talent and showmanship are legendary. My cousin took piano lessons because of his TV show and performance in the 1950s. She was very good. This vlog brought so many wonderful memories back to me of family and friends enjoying Liberace! Love seeing beautiful Katie! Thank you, Jordan means a lot!
My Grandma and Uncle’s had Liberace records and I saw his piano 🎹 I always love ❤️ his costumes they so gorgeous I would love ❤️ to see any museum of his 😊😊😊
I remember seeing him wearing that cape on TV!! @4:23 Can't remember which TV show he was on, as he appeared on many back in the late 60's, early 70's.... But I remember that cape! He was definitely the King of rhinestones.
This museum visit was very cool Jordan & Katy. Jordan, years ago when I first started watching your work, didn't you kinda enjoy rad and unusual shoes to wear yourself? Keep up the good work, and have a great weekend.
I got to see him live in Vegas. He was absolutely fabulous. There was something very special about that man and it wasn't just his talent. He had a generous and loving spirit. ❤️
Great to see the both of you. Hope the both of you are doing well. Please give Jah a kiss from me. As always another great video. Take care. Have Fun. Stay Safe. Sending Love from SanDiego. 😊
My grandmother and I would sneak and watch him on TV. He gave people an escape into a dazzling fantasy land where dreams can come true and I will always love him for giving my grmother an escape out of the flat hot dust of West Texas!
Hi Jordan, we really loved this. We love anything and everything Liberace every Vlog you’ve done on him and his things in Vegas. We have been to and seen so thank you !!We’re going to be in Vegas next month and would like to add this of things to do while we’re there do you by chance know when it’s ending and happy birthday tomorrow🎉❤
I have to say that this was breathtaking to see. He was a very talented man and very interesting to see his things. Thanks Jordan and Katie for show us. Truly awesome. By the way I miss Dax! Hope to him soon.
Just seeing those costumes is worth the admission price. Thank you for vloging this. BTW the waffles from yesterdays videos recipe are amazing!!! And totally dessert worthy. :)
You should create a playlist on Liberaceat this point. You have enough for one and I feel like this isn’t the last time you will go visit somewhere about him. I love it though! Also have you gone to his old restaurant yet? They reopened the Tivoli Gardens at the original location back in May and from what I understand his foundation owns it. There’s even a few ghost stories including one about him that you should check out if you haven’t.
Back in the day it was don’t ask don’t tell as far as coming out of the closet. But Liberace was so flamboyant that even as a child I caught on quick. He probably helped many come out just by being so famous.
They named a street after him here in Las Vegas a few years ago. It sits one block south of Sahara Avenue and runs behind a run down strip mall called Commercial Center. That area is being revitalized and when finished, Commercial Center will house a new and permanent Liberace Museum. I wonder if this is part of that collection and if the funds from this exhibit go to pay for the new Museum.
Liberace has always been fascinating to me. From his talent, flamboyant clothes, beautiful homes/ decorations and of course him being closeted gay. What a LIFE this man lived.
I can't help but wonder what the combined weight of the Faberge Costume and Pink Turkey Feather Cape is. And how Liberace was able to walk around the stage and chat with the audience for 5 or 10 minutes wearing that and similar costumes -- especially under the hot stage lights (pre-LED) back then. He must have been in really good shape to make all those performances seem so nonchalant, carefree, and personal for each attendee.
So good to see all these artifacts in a museum so all can see. Can't believe you didn't mention in the picture he's with Queen Elizabeth. Uncultured Swine. Just joking.
Back in the early 90’s I stayed in a bed and breakfast in Las Vegas. Turned out the guy who owned the house was a former chef for Liberace for many years. He had a whole house full of amazing furniture and light fixtures from all over the world that Liberace had given him over the years.
Absolutely stunning suits, capes, ect. So happy the artistic value has been saved. ❤
I remember when I was a kid, my parents took me to see him at The West Palm Beach Auditorium. He truly was a showman. ❤
Got to see a ton of his stuff way back in the early 90s. From his childhood toys to his cars and pianos, jewelry clothing,( that piano ring was was amazing! In person!) I was just mesmerized at it all!
Back in Liberace's heyday, my Granparents (who adores him, especially my Garndmother) took a trip to see his home. When there he would very graciously come out to the gate to greet his fans. They unfortunately missed him but were thrilled just to be able to see his house.
Thanks Jordan for your content, it brings back tons of happy memories!
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Five minutes before this video popped up on my youtube home screen, I was reading about the friendship of Liberace and Elvis in Richard Zoglin's excellent 2019 book Elvis in Vegas. (For anybody interested in Elvis or Vegas, it is first-rate.) I had no real choice but to watch this, and it was definitely worth it! My appreciation of Liberace has gone up a notch today.
Thanks for the video I remember him my grandmother liked his music
I had the sweetest Grandma, & she was the biggest Liberace fan. She always had a LP of his playing as she did her housework. My mother treated Grandma to a evening at a supper club in Boston to see Liberace perform, my Mom treasures the photo they took that night! I watched his film Sincerely Yours when I was young, it was alright, it had a good story. I watched it again here on RUclips a year or so ago.
Thanks for the memories, Jordan!!!
Beautiful costumes. I remember seeing him on tv when I was a kid.
Love the suits and sparkles from all directions
Oh Jordan, this is absolutely amazing!! Know I've already mentioned this prior, but his museum was my hands down favorite thing to do in Vegas. So glad these treasures are on display again, being appreciated. Thank you for this one, made my day!! Happy weekend to you and miss Katie 🩵
Thank you Jordan! Liberace was quite an entertainer a true showman! My mother saw him perform and said hehad a very good show. Said he really sparkled under the lights and so did his jewelry!
I can remember my grandma sitting and watching Liberace on the Lawrence Welk Show. If I moved or made noise she would shush me. She loved listening and watching him.
I had a dream about him! And no real connection! Only was researching Elvis. Liberace was my grandparents favorite. Such a kind man! And he loved his dogs. A man who would give to you if you had a need. ❤️🙏
Always love when you are in Vegas! Cool museum. Hope you and Katie had a great time. Blessings to you both and of course Jah. ~Love&Light♥️Carli
Thank you so much. I Loved Liberace and Elvis.Really enjoyed
Liberace told Elvis "that greaser look is not going to go over in Vegas" legend has it that the gold suit Elvis started wearing was Liberace's that he gave Elvis.
Wow! That was awesome! It's amazing how many costumes and items of his they have there. I always loved that piano ring that he wore.
Super cool!! That GORGEOUS silver sequin cape looked fun to wear…. But heavy!!!!!😊
Thank you for this tour of the Liberace museum. The Faberche feathered cape and matching suit is my favorite. I also like the miniature piano collection.
Jordan what a wonderful video and I enjoyed this Liberace Exhibit and he has so much dazzling costumes that I ever seen.
Beautiful costume’s they do reminds me of what Elvis would wear gorgeous
Hi Jordan, oh my, imagine all the time and hours of work that must have gone into each of those costumes and outfits. I bet they weighed a bit too. Well, he certainly was a great showman. Great vlog Jordan.
When I was a little girl and the Liberace Show came on I was glued to the TV and told her when I grow up I want to dress and have jewelry just like him, I came kinda close when I married Owen he gave me. 3 caret pear shaped diamond ring that I still have after 51 years for our first wedding anniversary, my mother laughed at the time and said I was trying to compete with Liberace and Elvis lol . Loved the vlog ty so much for always being so respectful and kind to all you vlog, Hi Katie glad you could come along🐾🤗🥰😎Ty so much Jordan for this I’ll never get to Las Vegas again you have fulfilled my dream of seeing all his beautiful possessions what a real treat💕
I love Liberace. Mr. Showman! I love seeing Katie again.
I wish I could like your videoes a thousand times over.Your detail to history is absolutely mindblowing.
“Too much of a good thing is wonderful” 🎹 Rest in Peace Mr Showman 💐😢🙏🏼
Amazing detail on the jackets I can imagine the the thread holing them in place absolutely beautiful
His costumes are beautiful! Thanks for the video! I enjoyed Liberace’s home tour video, also!
I always thoroughly enjoy your Vlogs Jordan ❤🫶 I remember watching Liberace on TV with my family. His Costumes are AMAZING 🤩
We had two, wonderful, elderly ladies across the street from us, who dressed in their finest dresses and jewelry to watch Liberace’s TV show! How fun! (Saw the Liberace Museum right before it closed. Just beautiful items/sparkling Bentley, I believe.) I remember seeing his piano ring. So nice they have this exhibit.
Very interesting he was such a character my Mom really enjoyed his performances. Thank you.
Great vlog nice museum to visit thanks to both you and Katie
Thank you, Jordan! So appreciate seeing all these awesome artifacts of an incredibly kind man! He was so loved by all my aunts!!! His talent and showmanship are legendary. My cousin took piano lessons because of his TV show and performance in the 1950s. She was very good. This vlog brought so many wonderful memories back to me of family and friends enjoying Liberace! Love seeing beautiful Katie! Thank you, Jordan means a lot!
What an amazing display of Liberace's costumes. Imagine trying to sew that cape. Wow. Thanks Jordan and Katie.
Excellent vlog Jordan and Katie! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Such a great video Jordan 😊it was neat to see his things and it was good to see Katie’s smiling face again ❤
Thank you Jordan and Katie for visiting this exhibit - it was truly spectacular - what a showman!
My Grandma and Uncle’s had Liberace records and I saw his piano 🎹 I always love ❤️ his costumes they so gorgeous I would love ❤️ to see any museum of his 😊😊😊
I remember seeing him wearing that cape on TV!! @4:23
Can't remember which TV show he was on, as he appeared on many back in the late 60's, early 70's.... But I remember that cape!
He was definitely the King of rhinestones.
Thanks guys for sharing this exhibit. His costumes were amazing.
You never fail to show the most fascinating things. Thank you ❤
What a cool exhibit! I brought a tiny candelabra to my piano recital once, just for luck.
This museum visit was very cool Jordan & Katy. Jordan, years ago when I first started watching your work, didn't you kinda enjoy rad and unusual shoes to wear yourself? Keep up the good work, and have a great weekend.
Nice to see all of liberaces costumes he was mr showman ship nice museum at the thriller viila good vlog jordan vickie napa california
FABULOUS vlog. My first visit to Vegas was to specifically visit the Liberace Museum. What a treat! Thanks Jordan.
I got to see him live in Vegas. He was absolutely fabulous. There was something very special about that man and it wasn't just his talent. He had a generous and loving spirit. ❤️
Wow that was fantastic. Thank you Jordan and Katie 👍❤️
Great to see the both of you. Hope the both of you are doing well. Please give Jah a kiss from me. As always another great video. Take care. Have Fun. Stay Safe. Sending Love from SanDiego. 😊
What an amazing exhibit! Thanks for showing Jordan.
Great blog! Like always
My grandmother and I would sneak and watch him on TV. He gave people an escape into a dazzling fantasy land where dreams can come true and I will always love him for giving my grmother an escape out of the flat hot dust of West Texas!
I talked with someone who knew Liberace when he lived in Palm Springs. She said he was very friendly and gracious to his fans.
What a fantastic exhibit. I always enjoy your attention to detail. This place is definitely on my list!
Jordan thank you for taking us on a tour of your closet! Sooo beautiful!
This is making me want to watch the Michael Douglas movie again!😊
Hi Jordan, we really loved this. We love anything and everything Liberace every Vlog you’ve done on him and his things in Vegas. We have been to and seen so thank you !!We’re going to be in Vegas next month and would like to add this of things to do while we’re there do you by chance know when it’s ending and happy birthday tomorrow🎉❤
He’s very sparkly man 👨 so much bling 💍 on everything
I have to say that this was breathtaking to see. He was a very talented man and very interesting to see his things. Thanks Jordan and Katie for show us. Truly awesome. By the way I miss Dax! Hope to him soon.
Awesomeness. TFS
Just seeing those costumes is worth the admission price. Thank you for vloging this. BTW the waffles from yesterdays videos recipe are amazing!!! And totally dessert worthy. :)
Jordan, next time you go to California, you should set up an interview with Frankie Avalon. He was my fav.
Very interesting 👌 vlog
You should create a playlist on Liberaceat this point. You have enough for one and I feel like this isn’t the last time you will go visit somewhere about him. I love it though! Also have you gone to his old restaurant yet? They reopened the Tivoli Gardens at the original location back in May and from what I understand his foundation owns it. There’s even a few ghost stories including one about him that you should check out if you haven’t.
People should research him. He was a very interesting guy and very giving.
I went to this exhibit recently, it was fantastic!❤
Great video!
very cool
Liberace knew Elvis- great clothed performors.
So cool
Back in the day it was don’t ask don’t tell as far as coming out of the closet. But Liberace was so flamboyant that even as a child I caught on quick. He probably helped many come out just by being so famous.
Unfortunately yes maybe , his personal life was no ones business .
Liberace made so much money that he didn’t know what to do with it!… so,what,it was his money…he was a great pianist!…I love 💕 his music.
They named a street after him here in Las Vegas a few years ago. It sits one block south of Sahara Avenue and runs behind a run down strip mall called Commercial Center. That area is being revitalized and when finished, Commercial Center will house a new and permanent Liberace Museum. I wonder if this is part of that collection and if the funds from this exhibit go to pay for the new Museum.
Liberace has always been fascinating to me. From his talent, flamboyant clothes, beautiful homes/ decorations and of course him being closeted gay. What a LIFE this man lived.
I can't help but wonder what the combined weight of the Faberge Costume and Pink Turkey Feather Cape is. And how Liberace was able to walk around the stage and chat with the audience for 5 or 10 minutes wearing that and similar costumes -- especially under the hot stage lights (pre-LED) back then. He must have been in really good shape to make all those performances seem so nonchalant, carefree, and personal for each attendee.
Amazing costumes! Wonder how they cleaned them?
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I visited the Liberace museum in 2010...not the state museum....i think the place I visited is closed now..
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Made for Vegas!
He appeared on The Muppet Show!
How’s Granpa? Great video!
he was on the batman tv show
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I did like that television series what Michael Douglas And Matt Damon did
Oh you said it again: HOLY COW!
IN MY BEST 19th CENTURY BRITISH SOLDIERS ACCENT:
HOLY COW?
ONLY IN INJA! (INDIA!)😎
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So sad how Liberace was so ripped off before and after he died. Lovers and friends robbed the estate blind.
So good to see all these artifacts in a museum so all can see. Can't believe you didn't mention in the picture he's with Queen Elizabeth. Uncultured Swine. Just joking.
Back in the early 90’s I stayed in a bed and breakfast in Las Vegas. Turned out the guy who owned the house was a former chef for Liberace for many years. He had a whole house full of amazing furniture and light fixtures from all over the world that Liberace had given him over the years.