- With Rudy nowhere to be found, Libby sent Jonesy the Bellhop to the 4am rendez-vous with Frankie the card dealer,  who confessed he had no idea what she wanted
- Disappointed when Jonesy returned empty-handed, Libby enlisted him to help her find her stolen money and earrings.
- Accountant Bobbie de Faro took a phone call from someone looking for Lloyd Bentley, the missing Insurance man.  
- Uncle Tony was not pleased with the baseball bat Frankie brought him, and irritated that Joey was not there with his next payment.  Bobbie did his best to cover for Joey. Married Uncle Tony revealed he was now attracted to the feisty blonde employee, and later resisted a romantic encounter with Libby in their shared Penthouse Suite.  
- Bobbie phoned Boss Joey Calligari, who was hiding out in the nearby Sands Hotel, where he had taken Fiona the Gambler on a date.
- Entertainment Director Vincent Martino was determined to promote the new maid Virginia to Showgirl.   
- Audrey the Showgirl wore her Golden Puritan costume for Thanksgiving, and Juggler Ivan the Terrific entertained on the Camel’s Toe Show Lounge.    

- Finding decks of cards in her returned suitcase, Libby believed these to be a clue that would lead to her stolen goods. She proposed an exchange to bewildered card dealer Frankie Zane, and later enlisted Rudy, her secret fiancée, to make the late-night rendez-vous on her behalf.
- Peggy Sue trained the new maid Virginia (who had her own unusual cleaning methods), then Peggy began her accounting apprenticeship under Bobbie de Faro. 
- Rudy asked Joey and Bobbie for time off to study a law textbook, which the men perused. Rudy explained to Vincent how guests would share the Penthouse on a rotating sleep schedule.
- Vincent was delighted to finally remember Audrey’s name; Audrey the Showgirl demonstrated a talent for yodelling. Vincent noticed that the new maid was “showgirl” height, and tried to give her a promotion.
-After signing Libby’s non-disclosure agreement, Virginia misunderstood it to be a vow of silence; Fiona assumed she was mute, but was delighted to act as Libby’s personal secretary.
-Uncle Tony was irritated at the Casino’s lack of profits, blaming both Fiona for winning, Frankie for bad dealing, and Joey for poor management. He demanded a payment plan from Joey, and sent Frankie to buy a baseball bat.  Joey, feeling threatened, planned to disappear for a short while.   

- Libby was alarmed to discover the $50,000 cash she had hidden in the mattress was missing, but was overjoyed when Vincent found her long-lost suitcase under the bed; she assumed her earrings and half-million in insurance money were inside. She hired Fiona to be her secretary and assist in pursuing the lead role in “Florence of Arabia”. It was only later that Libby opened that suitcase...
- Uncle Tony was unsatisfied with the amount of cash Accountant Bobbie and Casino Boss Joey had in their desk drawer; Joey was unsettled to learn that married Uncle Tony wanted Audrey the Showgirl for a girlfriend.
- Hotel employee Peggy Sue was appalled when the men draped a secretly-delighted Bobbie in her brand new clothes. Later she introduced a new girl, Virginia, to both Vincent and Joey, in hopes she would replace her as Chambermaid.  
- Audrey rehearsed her dance routine with Jonesy the Bellhop, who was still unhappy with his job (and facial hair).
- Card Dealer Frankie Zane tried to stir up a romance between Fiona the Gambler and Rudy the Bouncer, but Rudy remained besotted with his secret ‘fiancee’ Libby.  
- And superstar Ethel Merman wowed the crowd belting out two signature numbers on the Camel’s Toe Lounge.  

Joey the Casino Boss arrived at the Penthouse in time to break up Jonesy and Rudy tussling over a gun. Libby claimed she had been robbed by Jonesy the Bellhop; he insisted he needed a lawyer and (foolishly) wanted it to be former pugilist Rudy.   
Blackjack Dealer Frankie and Bobbie the Accountant discussed the merits of the Snow Leopard and Great Norwegian Ostrich dances, dog breeds, and dreams.  
Gambler Fiona complemented Audrey the Showgirl on her new Ostrich dance, and revealed she had once been a dancer herself. When Fiona showed off some unique moves, Vincent the Entertainment Director suggested she entertain at the Seniors Matinee. 
Chambermaid Peggy Sue, still excited over her $50,000 tip, tried to move into the Penthouse  - but Libby mistook her shopping bag as a gift.  Asked for marital advice, Libby told her to always marry for money.  
 Discussing new variations on her act, Audrey challenged Vincent to get her name right - and he could not. 
Despite have been beaten up by Rudy in the alley, Jonesy was angry for not being paid for his Bellhop work. He tried to convince Rudy they should sue The Oasis, and later tried convince the girls that there was some kind of conspiracy.  
After checking on a ‘special order’ by phone, Bobbie snuck Libby’s now-empty suitcase back into the vacant penthouse and hid it under the bed, where he also found and pocketed her remaining stash of cash.  Peggy Sue came in –  to clean the suite for the last time – and over martinis, Bobbie charmingly assured her of her value as an employee.    
Joey tried to convince Libby that her missing cash and jewelry were likely just misplaced and not stolen, and refused to call in a Sherriff.  He implied that her lost money was insurance money, which Libby denied; she insisted he conduct a search for her earrings.  
Joey told Bobbie that some of the cash from his office drawer was missing and he was suspicious, and worried that $302,000 was not enough to placate their $700,000 debt. Peggy Sue came in and lied to Joey about having found someone to replace her as chambermaid. 
Fiona revealed her intense dislike of lawyers to Rudy; he remained intent on becoming one, and asked his bosses for time off to go to Law School.   
Vincent calmed down a worried Libby by complementing her on her role in “Agua Agua Agua”; he impulsively kissed her, then escorted her to the Penthouse suite.