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Question by PurplePalooza: What are the best shows in Branson?
We have been to Yakov S. (can’t spell his last name) and the Baldknobbers, and Dixie Stampeed. What else? The website says they are all the best, but you, the public, knows better.

We are considering going for our 10th Anniv in Sept.
The Precious Moments museum isn’t in Branson. Its in Joplin. I’ve been there too. But thanks.
Actually, sorry, it’s in Carthage, MO.

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Answer by frgflipp
the dixie stampeed is great. umm i don’t know maybe like silver dollar city or the precious moments museum is kinda neat.

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Question by BoB C: Cryptic clues for UK tv shows?
Here are cryptic clues for some tv shows that have aired in the UK:

A cause of bedroom anxiety

Self-addressed envelope returns bids

Splendid stay at wicket by batters

Kit for Bronco Branson?

Extra 50 for American tossed salad

Drill tip, wrong way round

Dawn French at The Grapes

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Answer by jett019
Idk im sorry.
Try http://surfthechannel.com/

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Happy Travelers Branson Extravaganza Show Trip


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Day 2: After a delicious breakfast at the Comfort Inn in Tupelo, Mississippi, at 8: 30 AM we drove to Memphis, Tennessee which is located on the Mississippi River. After crossing the river, we stopped at a welcome rest area in Arkansas. The other senior bus from Valdosta (not with us–but taking the same tour) stopped at the same place to use the restrooms. We then drove to Little Rock, Arkansas and stopped for lunch. I ate with some friends at Chili’s. We continued for a long time on the Interstate across Arkansas. We turned north and traveled through the Ozark Mountains. In Clinton, Arkansas suddenly police cars, ambulances, and a hearse sped past us. Then we all came to a stop with many cars/trucks stopped in front and in back. We were stuck in traffic for 80 minutes. We learned there had been a BAD accident, and 4 people lost their lives. After we passed the accident, we found the first place that might have a restroom. It only had one for women and one for men. It took 70 minutes for all 84 people to use the restroom in Leslie, Arkansas. We learned that we were 85 miles from Branson. We watched "The Greatest Show on Earth" while sitting on the bus. Amazingly we arrived in Branson, Missouri and were only 15 minutes late for our dinner reservation at Dick Clark’s American Bandstand Grill. After a scrumptious meal, we arrived at our hotel where we’ll stay for 4 nights.

Happy Travelers Branson Extravaganza Show Trip


Image by Old Shoe Woman
Day 2: After a delicious breakfast at the Comfort Inn in Tupelo, Mississippi, at 8: 30 AM we drove to Memphis, Tennessee which is located on the Mississippi River. After crossing the river, we stopped at a welcome rest area in Arkansas. The other senior bus from Valdosta (not with us–but taking the same tour) stopped at the same place to use the restrooms. We then drove to Little Rock, Arkansas and stopped for lunch. I ate with some friends at Chili’s. We continued for a long time on the Interstate across Arkansas. We turned north and traveled through the Ozark Mountains. In Clinton, Arkansas suddenly police cars, ambulances, and a hearse sped past us. Then we all came to a stop with many cars/trucks stopped in front and in back. We were stuck in traffic for 80 minutes. We learned there had been a BAD accident, and 4 people lost their lives. After we passed the accident, we found the first place that might have a restroom. It only had one for women and one for men. It took 70 minutes for all 84 people to use the restroom in Leslie, Arkansas. We learned that we were 85 miles from Branson. We watched "The Greatest Show on Earth" while sitting on the bus. Amazingly we arrived in Branson, Missouri and were only 15 minutes late for our dinner reservation at Dick Clark’s American Bandstand Grill. After a scrumptious meal, we arrived at our hotel where we’ll stay for 4 nights.

yakovbransonmoshows.com – the yakov dinner adventure is one of the top branson shows

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www.yakovbransonmoshows.com is home to the fabulous Yakov Dinner Adventure, one of the best of the Branson shows. Featuring a poignant love story set against the exciting backdrop of a live Moscow style circus, Yakov’s Dinner Adventure has become one of the most acclaimed shows in Branson, MO.
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Entertainer of the year, Doug Gabriel shows why he is one of Branson’s Brightest with this performance at the “Branson Gives Big” benefit for the American Red Cross! What a fun Entertainer, and a true friend of Branson.

Because Branson shows are well known for their high quality, visitors often wonder how the performers became so skilled. One performer in Yakov Smirnoff’s Dinner Adventure really was born to be in show business.

Anthony Soumiatin, a unicyclist in the show, is the son of the show’s stars, Andrei and Marina Soumiatin. Andrei has toured with the world-famous Moscow Circus as a clown, juggler, and acrobat. He won the Gold Medal and the Silver Cup at the International Circus Festival. Marina is a ballerina who performed with the renowned Bolshoi Ballet for many years.

With that history, is it any wonder that their son, Anthony, became a performer at a young age? Anthony started riding the unicycle at the age of four and quickly rose to the top of the ranks. He has won many awards, including “Best Young Artist” at the International Golden Circus Festival in Rome and the US National Unicycle Championship.

Anthony’s specialty is the seat-less “ultimate unicycle.” He pedals and balances on a wheel about the size of a standard bicycle tire all the while performing many amazing feats involving rings, additional wheels, and much more. As difficult as these feats are, his 15 years of experience make the astounding leaps and spins look effortless.

Anthony is now 22 and has performed in many Branson shows as well as in shows all over the world. He has also compiled a primer on ultimate wheel tricks that can be seen on YouTube. One of his tricks, known as the “Leap of Faith,” was featured in Ripley’s Believe It or Not.

As a featured performer in Yakov Smirnoff’s Dinner Adventure, Anthony gets the pleasure of performing with his parents in a show that is reminiscent of their past. Andrei portrays a Russian clown looking for his love, Marina, as well as freedom. Anthony is just one of many performers the couple meets during their odyssey.

The show’s themes of love and freedom are especially poignant given the history of the Soumiatin family and of Yakov Smirnoff himself. They started out as artists under the repressive Soviet regime, but later left to find success and happiness in America. Perhaps the true-to-life tale is why the Dinner Adventure has become one of the most popular shows in Branson, MO.

Of course, the dinner part of the Dinner Adventure is important as well. Russian and Eastern European favorites such as pierogis and babka are served at the mid-point of the show. These dishes are based on authentic recipes used in Yakov’s family. Anyone of Eastern European heritage can vouch that the food offers a real taste of home.

Top-notch Russian-circus-style acts, delicious food, a stirring plot, and zany comedy are just a few reasons why Yakov’s Dinner Adventure is one of the most popular Branson shows. You’ll be amazed at how much is packed into this 90-minute show.

Andrei, Marina, and Anthony Soumiatin have spent a lifetime honing their skills and are longtime performers at the Yakov Smirnoff Theater. If you want to see the best that Branson shows have to offer, look for them – a great time won’t be far behind.

Water & Fire Show – Branson Landing


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Water & Fire Show – Branson Landing


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