Uploaded April 2017 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
Frontierland captures the spirit of the Old West as it was when hardy pioneers first explored the wilderness. Keel boats, log rafts, and a steam-powered sternwheeler cruise the frontier rivers of America. And, nearby in a pine-walled northwoods theater, the "Country Bear Jamboree" features a foot-stompin', country-western hoedown starring the zaniest troupe of bears ever assembled.The male members of the "Country" troupe include: A seven-foot-tall bear that wears a beaver hat and talks with a drawl; a five-bear string band; Gomer and his rinky-tink piano; Big Al and his unstrung guitar; and the grizzly singing voices of Wendell, Ernest, Terrence, and old Liverlips McGrowl. Among feminine performers, the cast includes: the original swinger, Teddi Barra; Trixie, the Tampa Temptation; and three little golden-haired bears in blue. Nearby in The Mile Long Bar, a gold-pistol-packin' hostess belts out songs with the help of three fugitives from a taxidermist mounted on the wall: a grumpy moose, a sarcastic buffalo, and a kind-hearted stag. Let's explore Frontierland with our own eyes here in the 1970s.
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Frontierland captures the spirit of the Old West as it was when hardy pioneers first explored the wilderness. Keel boats, log rafts, and a steam-powered sternwheeler cruise the frontier rivers of America. And, nearby in a pine-walled northwoods theater, the "Country Bear Jamboree" features a foot-stompin', country-western hoedown starring the zaniest troupe of bears ever assembled.The male members of the "Country" troupe include: A seven-foot-tall bear that wears a beaver hat and talks with a drawl; a five-bear string band; Gomer and his rinky-tink piano; Big Al and his unstrung guitar; and the grizzly singing voices of Wendell, Ernest, Terrence, and old Liverlips McGrowl. Among feminine performers, the cast includes: the original swinger, Teddi Barra; Trixie, the Tampa Temptation; and three little golden-haired bears in blue. Nearby in The Mile Long Bar, a gold-pistol-packin' hostess belts out songs with the help of three fugitives from a taxidermist mounted on the wall: a grumpy moose, a sarcastic buffalo, and a kind-hearted stag. Let's explore Frontierland with our own eyes here in the 1970s.
For all things Disney, be sure to visit disneyavenue.com
