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 "THE MUSICAL COMEDY MURDERS!"

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An All New Comedy Mystery 3-Course Dinner Show!

Flirty girls in skimpy costumes!  

Racy humor!  Italian food!

What more could you want?

 

7PM, Saturday, July 28, 2012

at Agostino's Ristorante Italiano, 34700 Coast Hwy, Capistrano Beach, CA 92624

Directed and Produced by Bob May and Maureen Lawrence

Featuring Michael Castro, Tree Henson, Chris Kipp,

Jennifer Pearce, and Travis Rhett Wilson; and INTRODUCING LESLEY MARSHALL!

Call or text 714-788-1745 NOW

Advanced Reservations Required!

Ticket includes dinner, show, tax and parking.

Full bar available for separate purchases.

Discounts available for seniors, students, military and groups!

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Come See Show at Agostino's Ristorante Italiano July 28, 2012

Make sure to get your ticket and come see our new show at 7PM, Saturday, July 28, 2012 at Agostino's Ristorante Italiano, 34700 Coast Hwy, Capistrano Beach, CA 92624. An All New Comedy Mystery 3-Course Dinner Show! Flirty girls in skimpy costumes! Racy humor! Italian food! What more could you want? Get your ticket now by calling us at 714 - 788 - 1745

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(In)Famous Mobster of the Week: Dion O’Banion

Dion O’Banion. Born in the Chicago area (there are conflicting reports as to where) in 1892, O’Banion (whose real name was Dean) grew up in Chicago and became a singing waiter at McGovern’s Saloon and Cabaret, a mobster hangout. Fellow Irish-American Gene Geary, a notorious gunman, took O’Banion under his wing and taught him gunplay and racketeering. Soon enough, O’Banion became the leader of the North Side Gang in Chicago during the bootlegging heyday of the 1920s. His chief rival was Johnny Torrio (Capone’s mentor), and after a perceived double-cross at O’Banion’s flower shop (a guise for his bootlegging operation), Torrio was sent to jail. Capone dispatched three underlings to murder O’Banion at that same shop in 1924.

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