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Kermit the Frog on the Muppet Show in front of the iconic red curtains

The iconic red velvet curtains on The Muppet Show frame the vintage Muppet Theater stage, rising during the opening theme to signal that it is time to play the music and start the show.The Iconic Red CurtainsFeature prominently in the classic opening sequence as Kermit the Frog introduces acts.Frame the vaudeville-style stage complete with U-shaped swags and frilly side borders.Returned for the 50th-anniversary television special on Disney+ and ABC

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You already know what I'm going to say so hava Mmmmm .... (Oh jeez this is hard) Great Day

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Oldschool Sesame Street Muppets Rare Poster

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The Muppet Show. Photos courtesy of the Muppets Page

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Catgut

Debut 1972

Catgut is the blues-singing, trumpet-playing cat from The Muppet Musicians of Bremen. Formerly owned by Caleb Siles, Catgut was thrown out for befriending the rats. After laying down in a graveyard to die in melodramatic fashion, she was found by Leroy, Rover Joe, and T.R., who asked her to join them. Catgut possesses a husky singing voice, reminiscent of Carol Channing’s. She is the only one of the four-legged animals in the group to walk on her hind legs, leading the little band on her trumpet.

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The Muppet Show Theater. Shared from the Muppets Page

The Muppet Theatre is the setting for The Muppet Show, where it was first established over the course of five seasons of television. It is a grand old vaudeville house that has seen better days, but still manages to suit the showbusiness needs of the Muppets.

The building's exterior is first seen in the series' coda, The Muppets Go to the Movies, where the camera pans back from the stage, out the front doors, and provides a full view of The Muppet Theatre name on the building. Kermit the Frog serves as a house manager to the theatre which is owned by Scooter's uncle J.P. Grosse (a fact Scooter is often happy to reiterate with his amphibious boss).

According to a 1991 storybook, the theatre was built by a stage actor named John Stone in 1802. In The Muppet Show episode 106, Kermit identifies the structure as The Benny Vandergast Memorial Theatre, but following the Muppets' residency,

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