The Congo Cabaret: Hosted by Muley the Mule and Friends - Part 2: "History of the Muley-Verse"

Our last post led us into the beginnings of The Congo Cabaret with a behind-the-scenes look at the making of the show.

This post will take us through the "History of the Muley-verse" display that was in place to greet the guests of the Cabaret.

The whole display.  We featured the display in front of the Food Pantry so people could

be (hopefully) drawn over to see the Muley display, but also see the food in the background.

The hope was that people would see what they are supporting with their ticket purchase

to see "The Congo Cabaret."

Poster for "The Muley and Friends Show", a poster for the "SuperMule and the Cookie Caper" live
stage play.  The second play, "Muley's Talent(less) Revue" isn't displayed here.  SuperMule is
seen in the background.

"Spokesmule of the Century" certificate and an award given to Muley by the Ronald McDonald House.
A copy of Muley's Comix and Stories, the award Muley won performing "Soul-Mule" on the Carnival
Conquest.  An autographed photo of Muley, Kevin and Jeannie Schulz taken during the 2008 visit and
presentation to the Schulz Museum in Santa Rosa, CA.

Muley 1999, Muley 1990, Missy 1990, Buford 1985, Buford 1990.

Meeting another legend, Carrol Spinney and his wife, Debbie.  Fan-art sculptures, and the most
original drawing of Muley from January 1, 1980.

The process of a comic strip, and the bits and pieces of a puppet.

 The show program as created by Joel Chapman.

Not listed in the Musical Numbers are the secret presentations we performed:
"You're the One that I Want," Muley, Missy backed by Buford/Pascha and Roy Duck/Bernetta