The Devastation
The Auditorium
Our Stage...After The Carnage.
Our "Once Was" Set For, The Bride's Bouquet
The Lights That Would Have Lit Our Stage.
A View Of The Costume
Room, Through The Auditorium Floor.
Prior To October 3rd, 2006....Unimaginable.
The
Fire Morphed The Legs Of This Standing Fan...
To A Character Only George Lucas Could Have Thought Of.
In The Light Booth, The Heat Made A Hammock For A Burned Out Dimmer Pack.
Jim's Karaoke Television. Also Viewed By Actors In The Dressing Room, Prompting Them On Their Entrances.
Can't Stand The Heat? Get Out Of The Kitchen!!
The Clock Was Still Ticking....CALL ENERGIZER!!!
The Alcove Door...That Once Welcomed Our Guests, Now Weeps With Melted Paint.
Going Down?
Down....??
Down....???
This
Picture Looks More Like A Scene From, "Titanic."
Where Are The Life Boat Stations??
.....Help??
The Actors Make-Up Room
(It
Once Read)
Please Keep Beverages Off The Stage During Intermission.
The Chandelier In The Foyer...Another eerie...Titanic Like Scene.
A
Window That Was Once Closed....So Sunday Matinees Were Possible.
Also A Burned Round Table From "Seeing Stars In Dixie."
(Our Last Play In The Theatre)
The
Morris Theatre Guild Stage,
Where So Many Shows Were Performed, And Truly Enjoyed...
....Devastated.
In
The Burned Box Office, A Courteous Sign To Other Members, Written By Treasurer
Randy Lowery,
Still Is Readable.
THANK YOU!!!!!!
The
Blue Paint On The Once Again Exposed Window Frames, Expose The Previous Colors
Of The Theatre,
She Was A Painted Lady. My Personal Favorite Color Scheme.
She IS A Beautiful Lady
More.....
More....
The
Attic Vent Where Smoke Was First Reported....Lorry Root and Gary
Carlson Worked many Hours to Complete.
I Remember Looking Out From That Vantage Point,
And It Was The EYE Of Our Fair Community. You Could See Everything...Accept
The Future.
