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BILL BRINSFIELD - ACTOR

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Bill Brinsfield

CONTACT INFO: [email protected]

Dusty Trails is a unique top, award winning act that draws attention to your exhibit or business.

What does he do? ... Very little; How does he do it? ...Very well.

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Dusty and Dizzy
the money eating,
talking horse.

Bill, a film and tv actor and performer, has
appeared in Charlotte, Fort Worth,
Des Moines, Madison, Wi., Nashville,
Breckenridge, Co., Phoenix, Wichita,
Oklahoma City, Albuequerque, Houston,
Las Vegas, San Francisco, New Orleans,Detroit and San Diego, the Perris fair among other events he has performed in.
Tell me about your event dates and location for a response. email: [email protected]

When people who haven't seen my act ask me what I do, of course I have to tell them, "I do nothing".
I am a mechanized cowboy with few moving parts. Most, who have not seen me before, believe I am a wax or plastic statue. With the glassy eyed stare and no motion except when I rotate mechanically. People who examine me up close, often are fooled. The biggest attraction is not what I do but rather is in how the public responds to this mysterious cowboy. People will stand and watch to see how many others will be fooled besides themselves.
Someone will walk up and say, "That's not real". Then I'll begin to rotate and raise an arm mechanically and they'll say,"no, It's real". As I continue to move and they closely watch my eyes they'll say,"no, it's not real". And when they come up to examine me closer by touching me or examining my eyes I will unexpectedly speak to them. That's where the fun begins.
One of the most frequent comments besides those already stated is, "He Doesn't blink".
I am flattered to often be told, "I've traveled quit a bit and you are the best at what you do that I've ever seen".
I thank God for the opportunity to please and entertain so many people.

Bill Brinsfield's Dusty Trails
drew enthusiastic crouds at the
NCBA in Charlotte, N.C., and
was instrumental in winning
best booth for Upjohn.

Dusty on cover and article.

If you're interested in having Dusty at your event, Email me for a response [email protected]

Email [email protected]

Phone 619 846 7337
P.O. box 82961; San Diego, Ca. 92138

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Bill Brinsfield CONTACT INFO: [email protected]

Dusty Trails is a unique top, award winning act that draws attention to your exhibit or business. What does he do? ... Very little; How does he do it? ...Very well.

When people who haven't seen my act ask me what I do, of course I have to tell them, "I do nothing". I am a mechanized cowboy with few moving parts. Most, who have not seen me before, believe I am a wax or plastic statue. With the glassy eyed stare and no motion except when I rotate mechanically. People who examine me up close, often are fooled. The biggest attraction is not what I do but rather is in how the public responds to this mysterious cowboy. People will stand and watch to see how many others will be fooled besides themselves. Someone will walk up and say, "That's not real". Then I'll begin to rotate and raise an arm mechanically and they'll say,"no, It's real". As I continue to move and they closely watch my eyes they'll say,"no, it's not real". And when they come up to examine me closer by touching me or examining my eyes I will unexpectedly speak to them. That's where the fun begins. One of the most frequent comments besides those already stated is, "He Doesn't blink". I am flattered to often be told, "I've traveled quit a bit and you are the best at what you do that I've ever seen". I thank God for the opportunity to please and entertain so many people.	Bill Brinsfield's Dusty Trails drew enthusiastic crouds at the NCBA in Charlotte, N.C., and was instrumental in winning best booth for Upjohn.
	Dusty on cover and article.