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Actress Roberta Shore signs autographs.
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Even Buffalo Bill joined the fun.
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A celebrity line-up featured authors, film stars and special guests.
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Dickson elementary students enjoyed an in-school Western show.
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Eli Barsi entertains during the special Senior Citizen Day concert.
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The Festival audience enjoyed the music, poetry, craziness, and merry-making during the 2008 event.
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Finley Duke gave the Cowboy Church message.
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Cowboy Church performers say goodbye at Festival's end.
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MC John Buttram portrays his famous Uncle Pat.
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Johnny Western, the man in black, shares his strong cowboy songs and wonderful stories.
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Judy Coder & Pride of the Prairie
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Kristin Killion, Miss Rodeo Oklahoma
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Les Gilliam, with wife Martha, receives the Museum's 2008 Lifetime Achievement Award from Festival producer Mary Schutz.
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Les Gilliam headlined the big Saturday night show.
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Rockabilly singer Liz Talley raised the roof with her rockabilly music.
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Mike Shirley on the Cowboy Church music segment.
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Bobby Copeland, Don Reynolds with moderator Jo Hargrave talk about the B-Western films.
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Actress Roberta Shore signs autographs.
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Nashville singer/songwriter Terry Smith wowed the crowd with his insightful, thought-provoking songs.
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Tex & Mary Schutz, with a little sassy country.
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Sign of a serious Tom Mix fan...
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Texas Trailhands strut their stuff.
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One of the youngsters in the Young Entertainers Spotlight.
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