En route to visit the stuff whale at Barnum's Museum, feed store clerks Barnaby Tucker and Cornelius Hackl find they need to hide from their boss Horace Vandergelder in a women's hat shop.  Unbeknownst to them, their boss is about enter this very shop. (Photo by Linda Goldsworthy)

Penniless artist Ambrose Kemper has high hopes of marrying Ermengarde; however, he must first secure the permission of Ermengarde's bellicose guardian uncle, Horace Vandergelder who threatens to 'cut her off without a penny' should she marry the artist. (Photo by Linda Goldsworthy)

Chorus members Beth Jacobson and Karen Schmitt entertain audience members with the song "Sunday Clothes."  (Photo by Linda Goldsworthy)

Dolly Levi Gallagher leads Horace Vandergelder on a wild goose chase of perspective matches, all the while planning to keep Vandergelder, and his money, for herself. (Photo by Linda Goldsworthy)

Chorus members sing "Before the Parade Passes By" just prior to intermission. (Photo by Lynn Bonack)

The elegance of Harmonia Gardens provides the perfect setting for polka dancers Robyn LeMoine and Bernie Hupperts. (Photo by Linda Goldsworthy)

Gossips Holly Meier and Linda Goldsworthy enjoy a moment of speculation following the 14th Street Parade. (Photo by Lynn Bonack)

Hat shop owner Irene Malloy explains her reasons for marrying Horace Vandergelder to her well-meaning assistant Minnie Fay. (Photo by Linda Goldsworthy)

Barnaby Tucker expresses his joy at dancing for the first time with hat shop assistant Minnie Fay. (Photo by Linda Goldsworthy)

"Sunday Clothes" partners Patrick Nickel and Beth Jacobson sing of their hopes to find love and happiness in their finery. (Photo by Linda Goldsworthy)

Following the abrupt departure of Irene's former fiancé, Horace Vandergelder, Dolly Levi attempts to provide a solution to the vexing problem of Cornelius Hackl and Barnaby Tucker. (Photo by Linda Goldsworthy)

Dolly Levi paints a picture of cruelty before the Judge.  The perpetrator of the cruel and heartless crimes--Horace Vandergelder of course! (Photo by Lynn Bonack)

Much to his dismay, Horace Vandergelder finds that Ernestina Money's keeps her 'considerable wealth,' two dollars, in her garter. (Photo by Linda Goldsworthy)

Waiters Christopher Hunter and Jeff Liebscher show off the Harmonia Garden's choreographed service. (Photo by Linda Goldsworthy)

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