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Gene Williams Show Now at the Gene Williams Theater (Formerly The Hall of Fame Theater, inside the Branson Mall)
The
Gene Williams Country Music Television Show, the program that reaches more than
50 million households each
week from Branson, Mo.,
is taped live at the
Gene Williams Theater, Formerly the Hall of Fame Theatre inside the Branson Mall on Hwy. 76.
Gene Williams, creator, producer, and star of the Lucas Oil sponsored Gene Williams Country Music Television Show, has announced the 2008 Show Schedule at his Theater. The 2008 Schedule and show times can be viewed by clicking here.
“For more than seven years we’ve taped my show at various, wonderful locations around Branson. I am happy to be in the Gene Williams Theatre (formerly the Hall of Fame Theatre) and back to the world famous Hwy. 76. I know my audience will be comfortable there and we can have the benefit of the state-of-the-art lights and sound,” said Williams.
The next taping of the "Gene Williams Country Music Television Show" is
Sunday, Sept. 21
at the Gene Williams Theatre inside the Branson Mall, formerly the
Hall of Fame Theatre. The show is taped live with a studio
audience with free admission. Doors to the theater open at 1 p.m. Taping
dates will follow approximately every third Sunday:
Sept. 21, Oct. 12, Nov. 2, etc.
Road in Dyess, Arkansas, named after Gene Williams
BRANSON, Mo. -- A road in his hometown of Dyess, Ark., has been named after Gene Williams at the same time the community named a highway after the late Johnny Cash, another Dyess native. Dyess Mayor Larry F. recently presented souvenir road signs to Williams on Williams’ television show, the Lucas Oil sponsored “Gene Williams Country Television Show.”The signs were accompanied by two resolutions signed by Sims and a letter signed by Mississippi County Judge Steve McGuire supporting the name changes. The section of East Second Street/West County Road 940 from Arkansas State Highway 297 to Mississippi Country Road 243 was renamed Gene Williams Road and the section of Arkansas Sate Highway 297 located from Arkansas State Highway 14 to Mississippi County Road 956 was renamed Johnny Cash Highway.
Calling Williams a “country music television icon” and “a legend in his own
time” and Cash a “country music legend” and “one of the world’s greatest country
music performers of all time” both resolutions noted that the two spent their
childhood and teenage years in Dyess. The city “desires to permanently honor”
the men “in an appropriate manner,” the resolutions said.
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