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Would You Pass the Salt, King Tut?

Thu May 08, 2008 at 11:11:12 AM
Now, see, I would pay $35,000 to have dinner with Steve Martin dressed as King Tut.

A mention only because, really, this is so Dallas. In the morning mail, we discovered the invitation to experience "a once-in-a-lifetime entertainment and dining experience fit for a king and queen," courtesy the Dallas Museum of Art. Seems the DMA's offering folks the chance to privately meet and greet King Tutankhamum when he arrives in Dallas come October; you can even dine with the boy king in the museum's "secure art storage vault," which sounds a little dusty though nothing Stephan Pyles' cooking can't overcome. Also included: a private reception with up to 20 of your closest pals, a Tut lecture over dessert and coffee and a private tour of Tutankhamun and the Golden Age of the Pharaohs. And valet parking, d'uh.

And what'll this experience run ya? Only $35,000. Though, notes the invite, "THE EXPERIENCE IS PRICELESS!" If I'd known they'd line up just to see him, I'd've taken all my money and bought me a museum. --Robert Wilonsky

Category: Arts

6 Comments:

donw says:

Rich Stiffs worshipping a rich stiff...

Joe says:

I have waited for 30 years to see this exhibition. My parents took me the last time it was in the US, when I was about 2. I don't care what it costs; I am buying tickets as soon as they go on sale to the general public, and I'm taking my boys with me.

And I wasn't even born in Arizona.

Lakewooder says:

He's my favorite honkey.

John on a Carphone says:

He's got a condo made of stone-a. . .

Anonymous says:

I bet Dr. Wildenthal has something to do with organizing this event you know he is the DMA President, who else knows how deep to get into the rich folks pockets, no one other then him.

How'd he get so funky? Funky Tut.

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