"Who Do You Love?," "Great Balls of Fire" and others. The woman at right, Marilyn Evans, is often cropped out of this classic photo. Thanks to her Las Vegas connection, there will be no cropping today. See below. Some Vegas-related trivia: Marilyn Evans, the woman who was at the legendary jam session in 1956 (photo above), was Elvis Presley's girlfriend at the time. Evans had earlier been contacted by a promoter and was asked to join the chorus line at the New Frontier Casino (demolished in 2007) in Las Vegas. Elvis picked her up at an employees-only coffee shop inside the casino. It all comes back to Vegas, baby! "Million Dollar Quartet" will appear in the space currently occupied by "Legends in Concert," which closes Dec. 30, 2012, after a four-year run. Read more . "Million Dollar Quartet" has already had a successful run on Broadway, in Chicago and on tour. Learn more about the toe-tapping show in this handy video this blog took upwards of four minutes to find for you. You're welcome. Casting for "Million Dollar Quartet" hasn't been announced yet. Ticket prices range from $69 to $94, with performances Thursday through Tuesday at 7:00 p.m., Thursday and Saturday at 9:30 p.m. (dark Wednesday). We're looking forward to this new addition to the Las Vegas Strip's ever-metamorphosing musical melange, whatever that might actually mean. Merson, who hails from Maryland, won $8,531,853 (yes, we counted it) and a coveted WSOP gold bracelet valued at infinity dollars, because WSOP bracelets