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Bob Milne a world renowned “Boogie-Woogie” ragtime pianist who has performed in Japan and Ireland. Bob has been recorded by the Library of Congress, played in Bill Gates private club in Palm Springs and for past President George Bush; the list goes on. ![]() |
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JUNE 2009
call 573-341-9071 Door open 30 minutes before show time
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Worlds' Oldest Living Rodeo Star A Comedy by Jay Turley A fictional story based on, a lady by the name of Steele living in the area of Muleshoe Texas. She supposedly lived to be 104 was a rancher but her passion was to star in rodeos. Her final years were lived out at the "Papa Joe Ranch," Muleshoe, Texas The Cast Miss B Gracie Leininger Speedy Mahoney Frank Bridges Maggie Cheryl Hicks Danny Billy Aistrope Holly Ryan Lulie Aistrope Patti Cash Kadi Haslag This show Lyric Live Theater is encouraging car pooling with a discount to our shows. When THREE or more arrive in one automobile, the driver gets in free. A discount to Military and military families with I/D see this show at a $2.00 per person discount. |
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A local writer/lecturer/singer Cecil Williams, specializes in folklore & songs. The Theme will follow Black Country Western, Gospel Music and Ballads, including black history in Missouri and Civil War.
Cecil has performed from California to Missouri. The list of past performances include, but not limited to Radio Talk shows, Historical events, Schools and Libraries.More about Cecil William Web Site
Admission by reservation
Saturday July 11th -- 8:00 P M
RESERVE via e-mail
call 573-341-9071
or at the door $8.00
Door Opens 7:30 pm
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Dave Para & Cathy Barton
A versatile duo, Barton and Para play several stringed instruments for a hand-me-down music show. Their concerts present a range of music from the lively dance tunes they have collected in Missouri; from old ballads to new songs. The late Roy Acuff often called her his "favorite banjo player."
Sunday 19th 2:30 pm Friday 24th 8:00 pm Saturday 25th 8:00 pm
- RESERVE via e-mail
- call 573-341-9071
The Last Voyage by: playwright Jay Turley, tells the heartfelt story of two sisters; one of which has the dreadful desease of alzheimer. They are planning a trip and are aware this could be the last quality time they might share. This show Lyric Live Theater is encouraging car pooling with a discount to our shows. When THREE or more arrive in one automobile, the driver gets in free. A discount to Military and military families with I/D see this show at a $2.00 per person discount.
AUGUST 2009
Saturday 22th 8:00 pm Sunday 23th 2:30 pm Friday 28th 8:00 pm Saturday 29th 8:00 pm Reserve via e-mail
call 573-341-9071Admission by reservation or at the door $6.00
Door open 30 minutes
before show timeThis show Lyric Live Theater is encouraging car pooling with a discount to our shows. When THREE or more arrive in one automobile, the driver gets in free. A discount to Military and military families with I/D see this show at a $2.00 per person discount.
Music Variety Show A Variety of Musical Talent & Comedy. Local, Regional and Out of State Talent Will Be Presented.

September 12 Saturday 8:00 pm

See more about Wesley
on his Your Tube Web site
Wesley Reznick "youtube"
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Wesley Reznicek is a 16 year old high school student from Dixon, Missouri. He began classical piano lessons at age six and got hooked on ragtime about four years later. Wesley has played at ragtime festivals and contests around Missouri as well as in Wisconsin, California, Illinois and Oklahoma. Wesley won the junior division of the World Championship of Old Time Piano Playing Contest in Peoria, Illinois in 2007 and came in second in 2008. In addition to ragtime, Wesley plays piano in his school jazz band, keyboard in his church youth band and is the pianist for the Newburg United Methodist Church.
September 19 Saturday 8:00 pm Door opens at 7:30 Sunday 2:30 pm Door opens at 2:00
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A performance with Alex Primm dressed as an old-time tie-hacker and rafter with slides, music, tools and oral history audio. Toward the end of the pioneer days in Phelps County; circa: 1880, thousands of men and their families across the Ozarks were hacking ties used by the railroads. These ties were cut and floated down the streams and creeks of Phelps county and into larger rivers. Sometimes the ties were moved all the way to the town of Pacific in Franklin County. The tie rafters lived a hard and dangerous life. Alex Primm will give you an insight into the life lived by these strong men and women of this time in our history. This show will be accompanied by the "Sometimes Tuesday" music group who have knowledge of the songs used in this time period; as well as a song about Stub Borders.
OCTOBER 09 Friday 8:00 pm
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The Link Family is a true family band, featuring Dad, Mom, five children and two in-laws from Lebanon, Missouri. They are having the "time of their lives" traveling on their Silver Eagle bus and sharing their music in churches, bluegrass festivals, theaters, Silver Dollar City, US Military bases, R.V. parks and misc. events. The family consists of Rachel (21), Kyle (20), Benjamin (13), Aaron (10), John (9), Becky (Mom), Lance (Dad), son-in-law, Landen Keeler and daughter-in- law, Ashley Link. Each member of the family participates in performing. Rachel brings to the group a strong lead and harmony voice while playing mandolin, guitar and bass. Kyle plays all the instruments on stage, mostly fiddle and guitar while singing lead and harmony. Benjamin also plays all the instruments on stage, mostly banjo, sings lead and harmony. Aaron sings lead and plays the fiddle while John sings lead and is learning mandolin. Becky plays rhythm guitar and bass while singing lead and harmony and Lance brings in the foundation sound on the bass fiddle, sings bass as well as being our bus driver and manager. Landen joins us this year as sound man and Ashley adds twin fiddling with Kyle. Traveling and singing together has its joys and challenges while giving allowance for The Link Family to learn much about life as a family, to meet the many wonderful people that make up the strong fabric of our nation, and to see the beauty of the American landscape. This family group brings a refreshing performance that will leave you smiling, encouraged and tapping your foot.
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