Pastime Bar
116 E Commercial Row
1929-1944
AND
246 Sierra St
1944-1948

According to Dwayne Kling, in “The Rise of the Biggest Little City”, Bruno Pagni opened the Pastime Club in 1929. In May of 1931 he put in a 21 game and a poker game. In June he added a craps game and in June 1934 he added a pan game. In the mid 1930's the Pastime operated with slots only. In 1942 the club was again licensed for a poker game and a 21 game.

In June 1944 the Pastime Club moved to 246 Sierra Street . The Sierra Street location was licensed for a 21 game, slots and poker.