The Men's Scrapbooking Club

The Dead Martin Variety Hour

Lately The Men’s Scrapbooking Club has been participating in the lovely “Dead Martin Variety Hour” hosted by Dead Martin (Don Winsor). Come see the next one Friday December 4th at 11pm at Roxy’s in Downtown Wichita!

Here are some of the recent skits we’ve performed:

The Power Team!

Jarett’s Patriotic Speech

And Tim “Gilding the lily”

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December 2, 2015 at 10:15 pm

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