| New York's Park Central Hotel-- Scene of Rothstein's November 1928 Murder |
| The Accused-- Broadway Gambler George McManus in Police Custody |
| Hyman Biller, George McManus's Bagman, Took It On the Lam |
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| More Rothstein Photos |
| NYPD Lieutenant Stephen B. McManus-- George McManus's Brother |
| Maurice Cantor-- Rothstein's Venal Attorney |
| West Coast Gambler Nate Raymond Took Rothstein for $300,000 |
| Broadway Gambler Jimmy Meehan Hosted the Big Poker Game |
| Rothstein's Lifeless Body Being Carried from Polyclinic Hospital, November 1928 |
| The Service Corridor in the Park Central--Where the Mortally Wounded Rothstein Was Found |
| Park Central Telephone Operator Beatrice Jackson |
| Park Central Chamber Maid Bridget Farry |
| Cab Driver Abe Bender Found the Murder Weapon |
| The Colt .38 "Detective Special" Revolver That Killed Rothstein |
| Ruth Keyes Partied at the Scene of the Murder |
| George McManus Smiles After His Acquital, December 1929 |
| Gambler Alvin "Titanic" Thompson Sat In on the Big Game |
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| A Call to Broadway's Lindy's Restaurant Summoned Rothstein to His Death |
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| Photo Gallery of Arnold Rothstein's Murder |
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In early September 1928 Arnold Rothstein, the nation's most notorious gambler, lost
$300,000 marathon poker gambler. He refused to honor his losses. At approximately 10:15
on the night of Sunday, November 4, 1928, A.R. received a call at Broadway's Lindy's
Restaurant. He left the restaurant, heading for a rendezvous at Room 349 of the nearby
Park Central Hotel at West 56th Street and Seventh Avenue. At 10:47 PM hotel elevator
operator Vince Kelly found him mortally wounded in a first floor service corridor.
Rothstein died the next morning at Polyclinic Hospital. He never named his assailant.
$300,000 marathon poker gambler. He refused to honor his losses. At approximately 10:15
on the night of Sunday, November 4, 1928, A.R. received a call at Broadway's Lindy's
Restaurant. He left the restaurant, heading for a rendezvous at Room 349 of the nearby
Park Central Hotel at West 56th Street and Seventh Avenue. At 10:47 PM hotel elevator
operator Vince Kelly found him mortally wounded in a first floor service corridor.
Rothstein died the next morning at Polyclinic Hospital. He never named his assailant.
