111 E. Ogden Ave.
Las Vegas, NV
Cinnabar Club
1959 to 1965
Sinabar (Sin-A-Bar)
1972 to 1972
Bob Stupak's Sinabar
1974 to 1975
Cinnabar Club 111 E. Ogden Ave. 1959 to 1965
Sin-A-Bar 111 Ogden Ave 1972 to 1972 McGarry
Sinabar 111 Ogden Ave 1972 to 1972 McGarry
Bob Stupak's Sinabar 111 Ogden Ave 1974 to 1975
See also: Cinnabar 105 S. 1st St. c.1946-c.1948
On November 15, 1974 Bob Stupak was approved for a gaming license for the Sinabar. Stupak was warned to keep better financial records in the future and the license was granted on a probationary status for one year. In the prior month he was questioned extensively about his business dealings in Australia. Board members warned Stupak he may face some troubles in that foreign country.
The board deferred action on Stupak's request to relocate his Million Dollar Gambling Museum from a Las Vegas Boulevard location gutted by fire last summer (1973) to downtown Las Vegas.
Cinnabar advertised an Italian restaurant
in the 1962 Criss Cross directory.