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"Most Happy Fella"
Presented by
The Barn Theatre
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Photos By Joe Gigli
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Montville - The Barn Theatre's production of THE MOST HAPPY FELLA, the timeless and classical musical masterpiece by Frank
Loesser. THE MOST HAPPY FELLA will be presented May 17 through June 1, 2002 at The Barn Theatre on Skyline Drive in Montville. (top left) Michael Craig, as Tony; and Tom Schopper, as Joe.
(above right) Liza Zolnowski, as Rosabella; with Tony and ensemble. (left) Jonathan Wentz, as Herman; and Stearns Matthews, perform "Standing On The Cornor Watching All The Girls Go By"
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"Most Happy Fella"
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Photos By Joe Gigli
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MONTVILLE - Frank Loesser's timeless and classic American musical, "The
Most Happy Fella", will be presented at The Barn Theatre in Montville from May 17 through June 1, 2002 -- show times are 8:00pm on Fridays and Saturdays and 3:00pm on Sundays. Ticket price is $20; tickets for senior citizens and students are $19 on Sunday performances only. Jay Mills directs; Warren Helms is the Musical Director.
Set in the wine region of Napa Valley, California, "The Most Happy Fella" tells the heart-warming story of Tony, an aging, shy and self-deprecating Italian vineyard owner who falls in love with Rosabella, a San Francisco waitress with whom he so shy that
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he can only bring up the courage to court and finally propose to by mail.
Afraid that she will reject him because of his age and appearance, Tony sends her a photograph of his young, handsome ranch foreman, Joe, instead of his own. Complications (along with a few twists)
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ensue, but over time Rosabella learns to appreciate and
ultimately fall in love with the gentle and kind Tony. A simple love story that shows that love can win no matter what the obstacles, "The Most Happy Fella" is a jewel of the American musical theatre that has been described as
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