The Beagles were a group of dogs that played in the Cabaret side dining rooms at Chuck E. Cheese's during its Pizza Time Theatre days. They would sing The Beatles songs, using the original Beatles recordings. The Beagles from left to right are George, Paul, Ringo, and John. Before each song they would tell a fact about the band or a fact on a member.
Ringo (the drummer) was sometimes referred as "The Smart Beagle".
Only four Beagles shows are known to still survive; one is on public display at the Volo Auto Museum in Volo, Illinois. Another one is at Smitty's Super Service Station. The other show exists in Logan Arcade in Chicago, Illinois, but they were retrofitted into The Biscuits, a parody band of The Misfits [1] later retrofitted again into RUFF, a parody of RUSH, dropping the John animatronic). The final show is owned by JoJo King, a CEC collector and YouTuber.
After the Beagles were phased out, they were replaced by the Beach Bowzers; a band of dogs that were re-skinned to look like the Beach Boys.
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