Difference between revisions of "Tony Orlando Yellow Ribbon Music Theatre [Branson] (Q27383)"

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+Music venue, opened 4 July 1993 as Tony Orlando Yellow Ribbon Music Theater, named after the American singer/songwriter, Tony Orlando. Closed 1998. 2002-2007 operated as a church by Faith Life Church (which moved to the former Five Star Theatre in 2007). (English)
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Latest revision as of 07:46, 15 September 2025

theatre in Branson

Tony Orlando Yellow Ribbon Music Theatre

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English	Tony Orlando Yellow Ribbon Music Theatre [Branson]	theatre in Branson	Tony Orlando Yellow Ribbon Music Theatre

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Music venue, opened 4 July 1993 as Tony Orlando Yellow Ribbon Music Theater, named after the American singer/songwriter, Tony Orlando. Closed 1998. 2002-2007 operated as a church by Faith Life Church (which moved to the former Five Star Theatre in 2007). (English)

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