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Item No. 2, for her: a pocket pistol in a leather case that bears the name Martha Jane Cannary — the true identity ... settled around Deadwood, S.D., and became friendly with Wild Bill Hickok.

The musical follows sharpshooter Calamity Jane who falls in love with Lt. Danny Gilmartin but, when a seductive singer from ...

It’s loosely based on the real life of Martha Jane Canary, better known as Calamity ... both feature well-known numbers such as the Deadwood Stage (Whip-Crack-Away), the Black Hills of Dakota ...

Based on the real-life Martha Jane Canary, a hard-drinking ... including a rousing chorus of “The Deadwood Stage” that filled the theatre with joy. The musical numbers are where the show ...

The actual ‘Calamity Jane’, Martha Jane Canary (1852-1903), had a more varied ... all the sure-fire classic songs including The Deadwood Stage (Whip-Crack-Away), The Black Hills of Dakota ...

Born Martha Jane Canary around 1852, the legendary Calamity Jane became ... Hickok met his untimely (but perhaps unsurprising) end in Deadwood, South Dakota, in 1876. While playing poker in a saloon, ...

She was born Martha Canary, May 1, 1856, on the family farm near Princeton ... After reading Maguire’s book, the dime novelist Edward Wheeler, added Calamity Jane into his popular Deadwood Dick series ...

But Martha Jane Canary’s real life story bears little ... summer of 1876 when she sauntered down the dusty main street of Deadwood, South Dakota, on horseback in a suit of buckskin alongside ...

Three of these are associated with his stay in Deadwood, Dakota Territory ... The Calamity Jane/Wild Bill Love Affair The rumor that Martha “Calamity Jane” Canary and Wild Bill Hickok were lovers is ...

Canary quickly gained notoriety in 1876 Deadwood, South Dakota, where she frequented the saloons and rubbed shoulders with the likes of Wild Bill Hickok. Her personality caught the attention of dime ...