Drunkard and The Olio by Richardphotos
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Description
I took a picture of this same place years back and posted here.
A Tulsa icon built in 1928
Home of America's
longest-running play
starting in 1953
Directed by Joe Sears,
Tony Award-nominee
& star of Greater Tuna
every Saturday evening the Spotlight Theater opens it doors at 7 p.m. A singalong begins at 7:15. The show starts at 7:30 with the Olio: dancers, musicians, jugglers, magicians, or comedians. The main event is "an old-fashioned mellerdramer" called The Drunkard. During intermissions we serve made-to-order sandwiches, beer, coffee, soft drinks and (no kidding) tomatoes to toss at the villain.
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Comments (21)
It sounds like a hoot!
Neat capture, I'll have to remember this place the next time I past through Tulsa, OK, lol...:))
Looks like a place that I have to visit Great capture
real cool
Cool place, cool shot.
Great capture!
Great capture !
Interesting shot! Well done!
nice shot! tomatoes? how fun!
Beauty !!!!!!
Beautiful old building, outstanding capture!
An interesting set up.
Richard, this is such a cool capture that made my morning. I've been by here several times and am so glad you shared it with everyone.
Sounds like a cool place to go - vaudevillian.
This is a Shining shot.
I love the name, Richard. Cool!
wonderful building
Perfectly centered Richard and it sounds like fun unless you are the villain and there are lots of tomatoes.
They go through a lot of villains, I'm assuming? LOL As well as tomatoes.... Great shot of this interesting place - that sounds like quite a show!
Tomato growers must be delighted with this, Sounds like great fun! Probably should do the same when congress is in session, Lol!
And why not! lol Great title, fine shot Rob