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      Photo showing the Opera House in 1993. The building was built for the St. Marys chapter of the Imperial Order of Oddfellows in 1879/80. The Oddfellows occupied the third floor of the building, with the second floor containing the stage for performances and the first floor rented out to businesses ...

      Photo of the St. Marys Opera House as it appeared around 1950. At that time it was being used as the Great Star Flour Mill. The whole interior of the building was gutted to make room for the mill, meaning no real original parts of the original Opera House exist ...

      Photo of a set of a St. Marys Little Theatre production. The play isn't identified, but the set is obviously supposed to resemble a living room.

      Photo of a set of a play performed by the St. Marys Little Theatre. The play hasn't been identified, but the play appears to be a living room with a couch and some chairs and other regular home items.

      Photo of the set of a St. Marys Little Theater play. The play wasn't identified, but is a living room with a fireplace, couch, seat, curtains, et cetera.

      Photo of a set for a play put on by the St. Marys Little Theatre. Unfortunately, which play we do not know. The set appears to be a Victorian styled sitting area with a small dining room table, a couch and other furniture and decorations to make the set seem ...

      Set for a play put on by the St. Marys Little Theatre. Unfortunately the play hasn't been identified, but the set appears to be a living room with a couch, coffee table, fireplace, bookshelves, and a lamp as well as other items to make the set seem more cozy.

      Photo of the set for the play "The Late Christopher Bean" which the St. Marys Little Theatre once put on. The stage has a small table with chairs, a desk with chairs, a staircase, and some paintings on the wall (looks a dining room sort of area). Chairs can be ...

      Designer: Bea Wilson Director: Dot Fort

      Photo of Harry Newton, Art Fort and Lorna McLaughlin most likely acting out a scene from "Mary Rose." See the links on the side to read more about the play "Mary Rose" written by J.M. Barrie (who also wrote "Peter Pan").

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      See description for the names. Director - Dot Fort

      Photo of Bob Currie and Audrey Henderson (McGrigor) sitting on a couch on stage performing a play for the St. Marys Little Theatre group.

      Photo of the cast of The Hasty Heart (see link at side to read what play was about). The cast are in their costumes on stage.

      Written on the back of the photo - not clearly (please email the Museum to correct any mistakes): Helen Golby (Mrs. Cull) Eleanor Jackson? Kay Bull? Tess Teskey Mary Carter Carl Allyson (?) Norma Gariett - girl standing Seated Mary Sheldon Fay Ball? Ruth Tusting (?) Jean Dillon Louis Mitchell ...

      Photo of Lena Hyde (Tovell) and Bill Rose searching for props in Mrs. Clysdale's attic. Both were involved in St. Marys Little Theatre, a theatre group that existed in St. Marys just after World War II.

      Auspices of Methodist Church, St. Marys

      Copy of a photo of the principal cast of a production that took place at the St. Marys Opera House in 1905 of Handel's Saul (see the links on the side to learn more). See Early St. Marys by L.W. Wilson and L.R. Pfaff (#28) to see the picture and ...