Brunswick ACT - Death In Them Thar Hills

Murder Mystery Dinner Theatre

Saturday, May 7th at Mapleside's Apple Bin Restaurant.
Arrival of guests at 6:30pm with buffet dinner to follow.

This special 1880s murder mystery takes place near the Grand Canyon where prospector and gold mine owner "Dusty" Jones is being honored by the residents of Cactus Gulch. Jones had arrived in town five years before, flat broke and relying upon the generosity of local residents to help him get by. Today, he is the sole owner of the TAqIlA mine (He named it after his favorite drink, but Dusty never could spell).

Key citizens of Cactus Gulch have assembled to honor Dusty. Each one rises to say a few words about him and his contributions to the community. Then, it's Dusty's turn. After speaking his mind, Dusty raises a glass of Gila Gold, his favorite brand of tequila. He sits down and, a few minutes later, slumps over in his chair - dead.

The marshal then takes charge of the investigation as the suspects are interrogated. Additional clues and key information are revealed as everyone is asked to figure out who killed Dusty Jones.

We are proud and excited to have had several prominent people from the city participating as main characters.

Shawn Skeabeck	Brunswick ACT Vice President	Mayor Beauregard T. Brady
Steve Hambley	Medina County Commissioner	Banker Abraham Patton
Linda Loveless	Mapleside Farms	Doc Tricia Truehart
Gayle Hayas	Wife of Superintendent of Schools	Writer J.P. James
Walter Hay	Brunswick ACT board member	Chief "Hawk-Who-Watches"
Sue Muniak	School Board President	Saloon Owner Cattie Adams
Karen Barrett	First Merit Bank and chair-elect of Brunswick Chamber of Commerce	Sharpshooter Annie Elmley
Dave Wadsworth	Council-at-Large	Blacksmith Flint Flames
Jim Hayas	Superintendent of Schools	Newspaper Editor Hannibal P. Hanks
Bonnie Nelson	School Board Member	School Teacher Bonnie Crockett
Bob Kenderas	Allstate Insurance - Brunswick ACT president	Marshall Nate Dillman