In her glory days -- from Prohibition to the Jet Age -- Atlantic
City was the nation's center of entertainment. Celebrities and
tourists flocked to "America's Playground" while political
corruption, illegal gambling, bootlegging, and prostitution were
all sanctioned as part of the experience. Chance of a Lifetime
explores the heyday of this resort -- when real-life excesses
strain even the wildest imaginations and outrageous characters made
it all happen. It is where American Cool was born, the first home
of the Rat Pack and a haven where a down-and-out Frank Sinatra was
always welcome -- and never forgot it. This intimate and personal
account is told by insider Grace Anselmo D'Amato, and includes a
foreword by noted Atlantic City historian Vicki Gold Levi.
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