SNOOPY!!!

Yes, we're talking about the one and only many-faceted beagle, along with his unforgettable colleagues from the landmark Peanuts comic strip created by Charles M. Schulz.

Snoopy [Bonnie Love] and Woodstock [June Wootton].

"The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas" You don't need to be a Texan to love the legendary Broadway musical called "The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas." You don't need to ever have set foot in Texas . . . or in the type of establishment named in the play's title. You just have to love great musical theater! It's about a small businesswoman's struggle for survival in the face of a crusade by politicians and the media. It's about loyalty and hypocrisy. It's about a story and songs (such as "Girl, You're a Woman") that packed 'em in on Broadway. Book by Larry L. King & Peter Masterson; music and lyrics by Carol Hall. EMTC put this big ol' Texas show across with their tall order of Pennsylvania talent on June 22-24, 2007, at Mountain View High School (Kingsley, PA). Directed by Tim Hutchins. Cast: Bandleader: Roger Stonier Rio Grande Band: Jennifer Geary, Christina Stango Linda Lou: Ariel Shiffer Dawn: Jacey Hutchins Ginger: Maria Fancher Taddy Jo: Jennifer Rebecca Miner Smith Ruby Rae: Samantha Guthrie Angel: Casey Gow Shy: Nicole Keklak Farmer: Bob DeLuca Shy Kid: Tim Stonier Miss Wulla Jean: Suzanne St. Pierre Navy Officer: Ricky Hutchins Slick Dude: Andrew Inman Choir: Tori Arnau, Tyler Calkins, Casey Gow, Josh Hartman Jewel: Tori Arnau Mona Stangley: JoAnn Brown-Masters The Dogettes: Tyler Calkins, Josh Hartman, Ricky Hutchins, Tim Stonier Melvin P. Thorpe: Bob DeLuca Melvin P. Thorpe Singers: Tyler Calkins, Maria Fancher, Samantha Guthrie, Josh Hartman, Ricky Hutchins, Nicole Keklak, Tim Stonier Sheriff Ed Earl Dodd: Dean Hutchins Cameraman: Andrew Inman Scruggs: Jay Krimmel Mayor Rufus Poindexter: David Schmidt Edsel Mackey: Tyler Calkins Doatsey Mae: Suzanne St. Pierre T.V. Announcer: Dean Hutchins Angelette Imogene Charlene Green: Maria Fancher T.V. Colorman: Roger Stonier Senator Wingwoah: David Schmidt Aggies: Tyler Calkins, Ricky Hutchins, Andrew Inman, Tim Stonier Ukranian Place-kicker: Josh Hartman Photographers & Reporters: Jacey Hutchins, Ricky Hutchins, Ariel Shiffer Governor’s Aide: Andrew Inman Governor: Jay Krimmel The Sheriff tries to keep business from being disrupted. [L. to R. Jay Krimmel, Dean Hutchins, David Schmidt.] A customer [Bob DeLuca] attempts to pay the staff [Maria Fancher] in poultry. Blondes, Bullets, and Blackmail Nick Holliday—the hero of last year's Lust, Lugers, and Larceny—is back! Nick and Dora (his girl Friday) are hired by Donna Barrister, wife of District Attorney Dan Barrister and an old flame of Nick's, to learn the identity of her husband's blackmailer. Nick quickly runs afoul of a crooked politician, becomes involved with a high-priced madam and incurs the ire of a gangster calling herself the Duchess. Soon a simple case of blackmail becomes a far darker affair with dire consequences. This action-packed production of the work of local playwright David Schmidt took place August 9-11, 2007, at Montrose Area High School (Montrose, PA). Directed by David Schmidt. Cast: Nick Holliday: Mark Wayman Dora Chase: Dianna Wayman Donna Barrister: Bonnielove Dan Barrister: Bob DeLuca Detective Linda Shields: June Wootton Jack Develin: Dean Hutchins Pretty Boy Floyd McCoy: David Schmidt Clara Carrington: Maria Fancher Honey Potts: Jacey Hutchins Jacey Hutchins and Mark Wayman.