Little House On The Prairie, The Musical
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Here is your question:
On Sunday, August 22, 1915, Laura Ingalls Wilder sent her husband a postcard from the Kansas City train station, reporting she had made her train connection. Laura was on a trip to visit her daughter Rose in California. In which city was Rose living at the time, and on what street did she live?

With each new stop on the tour, we’re posting a trivia question focusing on the LITTLE HOUSE books, the musical, Laura Ingalls Wilder’s real life and history, or the television series. The answer to each trivia question will somehow relate to the city, state, or region in which the musical is currently playing.

A winner will be randomly selected from all the correct answers submitted, and that winner will receive a “genuine and authentic” prop from the First National Tour of LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE, THE MUSICAL! What a deal!

Little House on The Prairie The Musical opens this week at the Kansas City Starlight Theatre! For more information on the show, call (816)-363-7827 or visit www.KCSTARLIGHT.com

Here is your question:
At the beginning of LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE, THE MUSICAL, there is an excerpt from the Homestead Act projected onto the stage.

Signed into law by President Abraham Lincoln on May 20, 1862, the Homestead Act declared any citizen of the United States could “claim” 160 acres of surveyed government land, and set up a farm, or “homestead.” The land available through the Act was often advertised as “free for the taking.” Lincoln passed the Homestead Act at the height of the Civil War, partially as a strategic move to guarantee new states entering the Union would be free.

In the last chapter of one of the LITTLE HOUSE books, the Ingalls family sings a song President Abraham Lincoln once referred to as “one of the best tunes [I] ever heard.” What is the song, and in which LITTLE HOUSE book is it sung in the last chapter?

With each new stop on the tour, we’re posting a trivia question focusing on the LITTLE HOUSE books, the musical, Laura Ingalls Wilder’s real life and history, or the television series. The answer to each trivia question will somehow relate to the city, state, or region in which the musical is currently playing.

A winner will be randomly selected from all the correct answers submitted, and that winner will receive a “genuine and authentic” prop from the First National Tour of LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE, THE MUSICAL! What a deal!

This week, LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE, THE MUSICAL opens in Atlanta, Georgia at Theater of The Stars! For more information on the show, visit the official site for the Theater of The Stars!

Here is your question:
After leaving home as a teenager, Laura and Almanzo’s daughter Rose lived an adventurous, extraordinary life. She became a telegraph operator, a real estate saleswoman, a newspaper reporter, and a very successful freelance writer. By the 1920s, Rose was a highly paid, globe-trotting journalist and best-selling novelist. One of her primary passions was real estate, and during her life she lived in many homes in many places around the globe.

In the 1960s, Rose Wilder Lane bought a home in Texas. In which city did Rose live?

With each new stop on the tour, we’re posting a trivia question focusing on the LITTLE HOUSE books, the musical, Laura Ingalls Wilder’s real life and history, or the television series. The answer to each trivia question willsomehow relate to the city, state, or region in which the musical is currently playing.

A winner will be randomly selected from all the correct answers submitted, and that winner will receive an autographed poster, in addition to a “genuine and authentic” prop from the First National Tour of LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE, THE MUSICAL! What a deal!

This Tuesday June 8th, LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE, THE MUSICAL arrives in Ft. Worth, TX at the Bass Performance Hall! For more information on the show, visit the official site for the Bass Performance Hall or call 1-877-212-4280