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The Old West Festival Gunfight Re-enactments

High Noon The Great Dodge City Bank Robbery

2:00 The Cross Eyed Gunfighter

4:00 Jailbreak!

5:00 The Fastest Gun of The Old West Festival


Long Branch Saloon Shows

Times: 10:30, 12:30, 2:30 & 4:30

The Saloon Owner Miss Annie has brought in some of the finest dancers from gay Paree to entertain the town!  Join us for some family comedy, outrageous dancing and sing-a-long with the whole show!


The Villains Deception - A Traveling Melodrama

Times: 11:30, 1:30, 3:30

Watch a good old-fashioned melodrama!  Newly-wealthy Marian Haste is being pursued by suitors; will she marry Mungo McCash, who is only after her money, or will true love be able to prevail over all obstacles?


Professor Faris' Magic Show

Times: 11:00, 2:00, 5:00

You will be bewildered.  Amazed.  Astonished.  You will laugh.  Applaud.  Love Professor Faris' family magic show!


The Mockingbird Theatre Company – Western Traveling Medicine Show

Times: 11:30, 1:30, 3:30, 4:30

In the olden days, from the 1700s until the end of the horse wagon era, peddlers of patent medicine would travel the west drawing crowds to their wagons by interspersing crafted sales pitches with lively singing, dancing, comedic stories, and music audiences. While the Mockingbird Theatre Company doesn’t actually sell snake oil, their performance is a lively rendition of the real thing. Characters in their show include “Professor Albion,” owner and chief medical consultant of the company; “California Jack,” his western side-kick; “Mademoiselle Odessa,” the lovely singing ballerina; and “Madam Featherstock,” the matriarch and organ player of the troupe. Those who gather round watch singing, banjo playing, dancing, and exhibitions of derringer sharp shooting; hear wild stories about how the medicine was discovered, comic bird calls, and comedic and musical adaptations of Shakespearean plays.


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