Nellie Forbush and Emile de Becque find love after a elegant evening party. Moments later Nellie discovers that Emile has children by a Native woman and struggles with the prejudices of her youth. (Photo by Linda Goldsworthy)

Audiences will love the cackling Bloody Mary and her Native assistant as they hawk their grass skirts and shrunken heads to unsuspecting Seabees, Marines and sailors on the South Pacific Island. (Photo by Linda Goldsworthy)

Looking to locate help for a mission, Lt. Cable instead finds love in the form of Liat who lives on the forbidden island of Bali Ha'i. Cable also struggles with issues of prejudice when marriage comes up. (Photo by Linda Goldsworthy)

Luther Billis and his partner in crime, Stewpot, enjoy watching Bloody Mary and her assistant dupe some unsuspecting sailor out of some cash.  (Photo by Linda Goldsworthy)

Professor, played by Gary Liddle was one of several Seabees on the remote South Pacific island. Here he  recovers after a bout with his buddy Luther Billis. (Photo by Linda Goldsworthy)

Trouble seems to follow Billis regardless of where he goes. Commander Bill Harbison, USN enjoys watching Billis receive a reprimand following a $600,000 mistake. (Photo by Linda Goldsworthy)

Working in Captain Brackett's office has its perks--a lot of juicy information. Radio operator Bob McCaffrey picks up a lot of "useful" information while at work. (Photo by Linda Goldsworthy)

As part of the Seabee base's Thanksgiving Follies, nurses, including Beth Jacobson, provide entertainment. They created costumes from available flora and other natural resources on the South Pacific island.  (Photo by Linda Goldsworthy)

Demonstrating his Tarzan-like strength, radio operator Bill Greb takes center stage for the weightlifting demonstration as part of the Thanksgiving Follies entertainment. (Photo by Linda Goldsworthy)

Nurses Dinah Murphy, Beth Jacobson and Nancy Anderson and Yeoman Herbert Quale watch Luther Billis and the Navy tangle yet again. Within moments the group will leave on Operation Alligator, which was made possible through the dangerous exploits of Joe Cable and Emile de Becque on a Japanese-held island. (Photo by Linda Goldsworthy)

Once again Luther Billis finds himself the subject of unwanted attention as Captain Brackett reminds him that the job description of a Seabee does not mention anything about making grass skirts. (Photo by Linda Goldsworthy)

Jerome and Ngana, played by Christopher Hunter and Emily Anderson, were the only two elementary school-aged students in South Pacific. (Photo by Linda Goldsworthy)

The cast of South Pacific played to sold out audiences for five performances. (Photo by Lynn Bonack)

Bloody Mary could not be moved, not even by the U.S. Navy. (Photo by Linda Goldsworthy)

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