Rhonda began to whisper in Hoss's ear and his face remained just as stone cold as he'd always maintained whenever anything was being said. Once she was done he just nodded his head and pointed to his watch. "Later. Right now we're probably going to ride out the storm with another movie. You two wanna join us?" Hoss asked them figuring it'd be a good time killer until they could go see the show.<br/><br/>Kryner thought it was a good idea and so after lunch, they paid in to go watch the cinema for the rest of the afternoon. They saw 2/3 movies available for the day before it was getting close to showtime which came with a special dinner and free drinks to all attendants of the show. Special rare fried halibut with freshly kegged beer was brought around for those who had come out, and the trio were sat down along the center tables by the stage.<br/><br/>"What's the show?" Kryner asked and Hoss replied with a whiff of his cigar.<br/>"Dancing girls, just sit back and enjoy," Hoss told him and Kryner raised an eyebrow having never once actually been to one of the shows. Sidwell had plenty of these types of things and so Del was pretty use to the sight of them.<br/><br/>A woman wearing a massively brimmed hat and dangling pearls opened to take the stage as the lights dimmed and stage lights illuminated her. She cleared her throat before speaking in a deep southern drawl.<br/>"The ladies preformin' t'night are Speelin' Stars, and we'll be playin' again on Wednesday and Friday same time as tonight. Alright now enjoy the show." She said taking a step back before six more women came three on each side as they opened up singing acapella to a popular song of Take me Home in the Rain. Kryner thought it was nice to hear them sing before they then suddenly removed their jackets to reveal themselves in super tight corsets that pressed their bosoms up about to their chins and tights pulling their skin super taught around their legs while doing acrobatic and flexible displays. His eyes were wide with confusion but also amazement. The music picked up with the piano man going at a happy jont to the song.