Herald photos by Garret Leiva
The comedy revolves around a turn of the century family living in St. Louis just prior to the 1904 World’s Fair. When Mr. Smith announces that the family will be moving to New York before the Fair opens, his four daughters come up with a plan to stay in St. Louis.
Performances will be presented on Friday and Saturday, November 16 and 17 at 7:30 p.m. in the West Senior High auditorium. There will be a special $2 senior citizens matinee on Thursday, November 15 at 1 p.m. Tickets are $5 general admission and are available
at the West Senior High office or at the door. For more information, call 933-7509.
Herald photos by Garret Leiva
Rose, played by Erica Harvitt, and Esther, played by Robyn Lampel, console their younger sister, Agnes, played by Jessica Lucas, after she was ‘attacked’ by John Shephard in a scene from “Meet Me in St. Louis” presented by the advance theatre students at
Traverse City West Senior High School.
Rose, played by Erica Harvitt, slaps the face of John Shephard, played by Jeff Chapin, to the shock of her sisters Tootie, played by Karaline Griffin, and Agnes, played by Jessica Lucas.
Lucille Pentard, played by Christine Gwillim, turns her back to Rose in a display of contempt as Lon Smith, played by Kyle Delgado, gets caught in the middle of their verbal spat.
Above: Rose makes an urgent phone call to Mr. Dodge. Right: Esther, played by Robyn Lampel, swallows a chicken heart in hopes of marrying the next man she shakes hands with as Rose and Ida Boothby, played by Caroline Stephenson, watch in disgust.
John Shephard, played by Jeff Chapin, tries to explain his actions to Rose, played by Erica Harvitt, as he attempts to deliver her a letter.