Curtain to rise on Masquers production of ‘Harvey’ next week
Elwood P. Dowd (Dave Stearns), right, has flowers and compliments for Nurse Kelly (Machelle Miller), left, in the Masquers production of “Harvey,” opening Feb. 9.
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Veta Simmons (Rosalee Chamberlain), foreground, recounts her horrible experience to her daughter Myrtle Mae (Whitley Rushton), center, and a shocked Judge Gaffney (Victoria Drake), right.
Dr. Chumley (Bevan Olstad), foreground, and Wilson the orderly (Jason Noble) aren’t pleased to hear they could be the subject of a lawsuit.
Elwood P. Dowd (Dave Stearns), left, gives some advice to a disapproving Dr. Sanderson (Greg Becker), right. The Masquers production of “Harvey” opens next week.
Wilson (Jason Noble), right, makes time with Myrtle Mae (Whitley Rushton), left.
Elwood P. Dowd (Dave Stearns) is very pleased with the portrait of him and his best friend. The Masquers production of “Harvey” opens next week
Veta (Rosalee Chamberlain), left, seeks advice from Dr. Chumley (Bevan Olstad), right, in the Masquers production of “Harvey.”
SOAP LAKE — The tale of a nice but eccentric fellow, his boon companion — a 6-foot, 3-inch invisible pink rabbit — and his scheming relatives comes to Masquers Theater this February with the troupe’s production of “Harvey.”
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