Herald and news., July 21, 1959, Page 9, Image 9

HERALD A.VD NEWS. Klamath Falls. Or Tuesday. July ?1. m$ PAGE NTVE
YOU'RE INVITED... PLAN TO ATTEND
The Professional - RCA Approved
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Round-Up Dance
Starring
ROSE and CAL MADDOX
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Pee Wee Stidhom and his Western Band
SATURDAY-JULY 25th
Klamath Auditorium - Dancing 9 to 1
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MILLAGE BECKER and hit famous sheep dog act that stole
the show a few years back. These dogs can do, and will,
practically anything making this a show in itself.
CLOWN BILLY KEEN will keep you in stitches as he plays
hide and seek with some of the toughest bulls in the
country. He's good for a thrill and a laugh every second
he's out there.
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Get set for a thrill, chill and a spill a minute when the gates open on the biggest rodeo
ever to hit the Klamath Basin. Bronc bustin', steer wrestlin', calf ropin', bull ridin' . . .
at its best to keep you on the edge of your seat every minute of this big show.
Clowns and trick riders to amuse you as well as the youngsters. It's really a family
affair so plan right now to saddle into your jeans and head for the Roundup.
Friday & Saturday, 24 & 25 Sunday, 26th
Evening Shows -7 p.m.
LOOK At These Stars:
Larry Daniels
World-famous Rodeo Announcer
Billy Keen
f Bullfighter, Clown and Trick
Rider
Mack Berry
Clown And Bullfighter
Millage Becker
I And His Famous Sheep Dog Act!
AND More
Afternoon 2 p.m.
Write Or Wire For Tickets P.O. Box 367 Klamath Falls
Stock Furnished From Famous Christensen Stock
BUD LINDERMAN ON WAR PAINT few years back. War
Paint will be back this year, anof this champion bucking
horse is just as mean as he looks. Here's one you won't want
to miss ai War Paint throws the best of th'em.
TICKETS:
General Admission, Adults 1.50, Children 50c
Covered Grandstand, 2.50 and 3.50
Box Seats, 3.50
Klamath Ticket Office, Willard HaUl, Open July 20th
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