Branson's Riders of the Circle B real cowboy music, food and fun part 1

June 17, 1:28 AMOzarks Travel ExaminerPatsy Bell Hobson

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Riders of the Circle B, Michael Horn, Christiana Horn, Kemp Horn

“Supper, Singin’ and Western Wit.”

Riders of the Circle B are one of Branson's best values. It's a early evening roundup of western music, comedy and chuckwagon grub.

If you are trying to pack in as many shows as possible, make Circle B your dinner and the early show. There will still time to catch another evening music show on the strip which usually starting at 8:00 p.m. Still, after a long, hot day of vacation fun in Branson, Circle B is great grand finale and perfect early evening.

Come early and watch the old cowboy movies while you help yourself  to fresh, hot popcorn. Cheer on our cowboy heros, Roy Rogers and the Lone Ranger, just like we used to. (Spring for a bottle of sarsparilla, if you really want to impress your girl.)

The Horn family prepares the beef brisket meal from scratch, and will serve everyone at their table on cowboy-style tin plates. Plus, there are literally buckets full of seconds, and plenty to drink.

Then, the friendly folks that served supper, take the stage for an evening of sweet cowboy harmonies, rollicking humor and a show loaded with grand entertainment. Enjoy a night of Circle B western music, humor and chuckwagon grub.

Buses and groups are always greeted with a big howdy. If you are in Branson for a birthday or anniversary, be sure to let them know.

The Riders of the Circle B are Kemp Horn, Michael Horn, Christiana Horn, Louis Darby, John Fullerton, and Earl Vaughan.

For tickets, visit their webpage, or call Circle B at (800) 678-6179 or, (417) 336-1828. Write to Circle B Chuckwagon, 200 Jess Jo Parkway, Branson, MO 65616, or Email. The theatre is handicap accessable, seats 380 guests, and parking is free.

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