Grande Dame Judith (Dolly) McFarlane sells Mayor Andy Adams a ticket in Shoreline Theatre Society’s raffle in support of Hello Dolly their next production running at the Tidemark Theatre Nov. 19-21 (Call 250-287-PINK for tickets).

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Grande Dame Judith (Dolly) McFarlane sells Mayor Andy Adams a ticket in Shoreline Theatre Society’s raffle in support of Hello Dolly

Grande Dame Judith (Dolly) McFarlane sells Mayor Andy Adams a ticket in Shoreline Theatre Society’s raffle in support of Hello Dolly their next production running at the Tidemark Theatre Nov. 19-21 (Call 250-287-PINK for tickets). Representatives of raffle prize donors Island Fever Travel, Auburn Ivanisko (left), and  Strathcona Park Lodge Christine Clarke (right). Raffle tickets, available from cast members or in the lobby during the run, are three tickets for $10 or $5 each.

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