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Comedian Bill Engvall To Perform At The Corn Palace

Mitchell, SD – The World’s Only Corn Palace is excited to announce that on September 10th Bill Engvall will be live at the Corn Palace.  Bill Engvall is a Grammy nominated, multi-platinum selling recording artist and one of the top comedians in the country. Bill’s first album, Here’s Your Sign, is certified platinum and held the #1 position on the Billboard Comedy Chart for 15 straight weeks.  Tickets will be $60.00 for reserved seating and will go on sale Tuesday, July 19 at noon.  Tickets can be purchased at the Corn Palace Box Office, by calling 1-800-289-7469, or logging on to www.cornpalace.com.

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