Aggie, the Mail-Order Bride
or
A Damsel in di' West!

Freely adapted by G. B. Roe from Moliere's The School for Wives

Arnie, an older, wealthy rancher in Virginia City has put off getting hitched.
He wants a filly who is totally innocent about the ways of the world.
Someone who is inexperienced, green and immature-someone, in fact, " jist like him."
Accidentally, he becomes responsible for the care of a young girl and has her educated in a convent - objective: keep her naive.
But when he sends to San Francisco for his mail-order bride, Aggie's innocence becomes his undoing.
With this new twist of the old script, Moliere will roll over in his grave - with laughter.

Rustle Your Bustle

After missing the midnight train, Teddy and Freddie, two vaudevillians, are stranded in Sweetbriar.
Their adventures begin when an Irish girl, Eileen, and her friend, Mr. Fumbel take the two men under their wings.
Sparks start to fly when the gents are introduced to Daisy Belle and Josephine, two single, very attractive young ladies.
This wonderful script has been penned by our own company member, Jimmy Moore.
In the vain of "Meet Me in Saint Louis", this delightful musical will guarantee to "put a smile on your face and a melody in your heart"

Sweeney Todd
The Demon Barber of Fleet Street

" Many a Poor young orphan lad,
The first square meal he ever 'ad
Was a 'ot meat pie made out o' 'is dad
From Sweeney Todd, the Barber."
--old music hall ditty

Sweeney Todd, the Original 19th century melodrama by George Dibdin Pitt, bears little resemblance to the Broadway musical or recent movie.
For one hundred and fifty years, Sweeney Todd has frightened audiences with his barber chair that dumped customers in the cellar,
where they were butchered and baked by his girl friend, Mrs. Lovett, into meat pies.
The tale of Sweeney can be put in the same category as Mr. Hyde or Jack the Ripper.

The Marriage Proposal
by Anton Chekov

This wonderful little farce is one of the funniest ever written. An excitable, nervous young man comes to propose to a woman from the farm.
When he discovers that he is giving her a wedding present that she has owned for years, the battle begins and the fireworks start. You'll laugh yourself silly

The Magic Music of Silent Movies

In addition to our regular Melodramas in the Opera House, every Thursdays and Fridays @ 1:00 PM, we will present a special added feature.
Dave Calendine, Musician Extraordinaire, will play the Opera House's famous Cremona for The Magic Music of Silent Movies.
This wonderful, unique show will feature a brief history of the Cremona, followed by a demonstration as he accompanies
a silent movie in the same manner that it was done in the early days of motion pictures.
Calendine played the organ for the Radio City Music Hall Christmas Spectacular featuring the Rockettes for 9 years
and currently works out of Detroit where he plays for the Fox Theatre when he is not in Virginia City. Admission is only $10.00.