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   What is the Texas Country Music Hall of fame & Tex Ritter Museum?

   • The Texas Country Music Hall of Fame/Tex Ritter Museum opened in August 2002 in a $2.5 million state-of-the-art facility. Since that date, over 30,000 country music fans have stepped back in time to re-live great moments in country music history.

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   Is Tex Ritter a Hall of Famer?

   • Later he starred in movies for three motion picture industries. Ten years before his death in 1974, Tex Ritter was inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame in Nashville, Tenn. Tex is also a member of the Texas Country Music Hall of Fame. Ritter's 1953 version of Do Not Forsake Me was the theme song for the Gary Cooper film High Noon.

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   Who is Tex Ritter?

   • They write new content and verify and edit content received from contributors. Tex Ritter (born January 12, 1905, Murvaul, Texas, U.S. —died January 2, 1974, Nashville, Tennessee) was a country music singer and actor who was noted for playing singing cowboys in Western movies.

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   What is inside the Tex Ritter Museum?

   • The Tex Ritter Museum is also inside and a great display of all his additions to western movies and music. A juke box filled with country music by our legends is available to play and listen to. The plaques of all the inductees are located in the long hallway. We wanted to see this museum for a long time and made the trip to Texas for this reason.

   Texas Country Music Hall of Fame & the Tex Ritter Museum

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2. www.countrymusichalloffame.org › artist › tex-ritterTex Ritter - Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum

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   Tex Ritter - Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum. Ritter. Inducted. 1964. Born. January 12, 1905. Died. January 2, 1974. Birthplace. Panola County, Texas. Early Life and Musical Pursuits. Tex Ritter was the most well-versed of all Hollywood’s singing cowboys.

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   May 1, 2024 · John Ritter Tribute Showcase. Auditions - June 22, 2024, 9:00am. Texas Country Music Hall of Fame & Museum. 903 694-9561. Contestants & Show Details

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   The Tex Ritter Museum. The Texas Country Music Hall of Fame/Tex Ritter Museum opened in August 2002 in a $2.5 million state-of-the-art facility. Since that date, over 30,000 country music fans have stepped back in time to re-live great moments in country music history.

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   He was a member of the charter group of inductees into the Texas Country Music Hall of Fame in Carthage, in 1998. [11] In 1986, Ritter was honored posthumously with a Golden Boot Award for his work in Western films.

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   Apr 27, 2015 · Built to showcase Texas’s extensive contribution to country music, the Texas Country Music Hall of Fame and Tex Ritter Museum highlights the careers of a variety of native Texans who have had an important impact on the genre. With more than 500 country music fans visiting the location every month, the Hall of Fame and Museum has become a very ...

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   Mar 14, 2024 · Tex Ritter (born January 12, 1905, Murvaul, Texas, U.S. —died January 2, 1974, Nashville, Tennessee) was a country music singer and actor who was noted for playing singing cowboys in Western movies. He was the singer of “ High Noon (Do Not Forsake Me, Oh My Darlin’) ” featured in the movie High Noon (1952), which won an Academy Award for best song.

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    Texas Country Music Hall of Fame & the Tex Ritter Museum. 60 reviews. #1 of 10 things to do in Carthage. Speciality Museums. Write a review. What people are saying. “ Must Stop For Any Country Music Fan ” Sep 2023. Bob Wills, Waylon and Willie, Johnny Bush and Johnny Lee, Mickey Gilly, Ray Price, Jim Reeves to name a few. “ Wonderful displays ”