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While with the Frontier Gunfighters, he usually plays the law dog Deputy Woody Catchum, or a bartender, a doctor, a preacher, a shop keeper, or a judge. Quick on the draw with his trusty .44’s, Wade has performed throughout Ventura and Santa Barbara counties as well as being shot down several times in the O. K. Corral in Tombstone, AZ. When the Frontier Gunfighters taped the TV commercial for Bandits BBQ Restaurant, he played the shaky old bartender. In other venues, Wade portrays former President Teddy Roosevelt. He was a docent for several years at the Dudley House museum in Ventura, an 1892 farm house built by Benjamin Dudley a former county supervisor and justice of the peace. Wade currently gives tours each month as a docent at the Olivas Adobe, an 1841 early California land grant ranch house. Wade was transferred to Ventura County by the
U.S. Navy in 1971. Having retired from the uniformed Navy and
Navy civil service, Carl and his wife Judy make their home in
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Carl
Wade has been a historical reenactor since 1997. The
roles portrayed by Wade are generally classified as a man around
town.
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