Anything Goes by Richard S. Wheeler
The wild west never gets much in the way of entertainment.
But August Beausoleil and his partner Charles Pomerantz are taking their
vaudeville show on the road through Montana, Idaho, and Washington state. They
have a motley cast of performers. There’s Harry the Juggler, Mrs. McGivers and
her monkey band, the Wildroot Sisters, a not overly-talented singing act, Wayne
Windsor, known as “The Profile,” who delivers monologues, and Mary Mabel Markey,
the star vocalist who can’t deliver a song like she used to. The Beausoleil
Brothers Follies struggles to sell tickets as a variety of misfortunes befall
them. Wheeler has written more than fifty novels of the American West.
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