LEEDS — In one of the most famous scenes from the musical “Oliver!,” the lead character makes the mistake of asking for more food. Pictured are, from left, J.D. Blackmon as Mr. Bumble, J.D. Short and Jeremie Scott as paupers, and Gabe Baldone in the role of Oliver. The Leeds Arts Council will be bringing one of the most successful musicals of all time to downtown beginning tonight at the Leeds Arts Center. Shows will continue each weekend through July, including two Sunday matinees. Call the Arts Council at 699-1892 to reserve tickets.
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In one of the most famous scenes from the musical “Oliver!,” the lead character makes the mistake of asking for more food. Pictured are, from left, J.D. Blackmon as Mr. Bumble, J.D. Short and Jeremie Scott as paupers, and Gabe Baldone in the role of Oliver. The Leeds Arts Council will be bringing one of the most successful musicals of all time to downtown beginning Thursday, July 15, at the Leeds Arts Center. Shows will continue each weekend through July, including two Sunday matinees. For more cast photos, see page 8A. Robert Blankenship/The Leeds News
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Pictured from left, Dallas Fields as Dodger; Emily Lunsford as Bett; Chuck Evans as Fagin; Valerie Lemmons as Nancy; and Barry Perkins as Bill Sykes. Robert Blankenship/The Leeds News
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From left, Ed Potts as Mr. Brownlow, Margarita Lunsford as Mrs. Bedwin, and David Crabb as Mr. Grimwig. Robert Blankenship/The Leeds News
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Younger actors in the roles of orphans and Fagin’s Boys are, from left, (front) Zoé Champion, Joseph Lunsford, Gabe Baldone as Oliver, Samuel Blankenship, Grace Riley, Harper Soileau; (middle) Ben Wilson, Alec Beiswenger, Lucy Lunsford, Jameson Willis; (back) J.D. Short and Jeremie Scott. Robert Blankenship/The Leeds News
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Pictured from left, Caitlin Cartwright, Melodie Haas, Sadee Chapman, and Rachel Cartwright. Robert Blankenship/The Leeds News
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Pictured from left, Mike Lunsford as Mr. Sowerberry, Noelle Gunn as Charlotte, and Wendy Riley as Mrs. Sowerberry. Robert Blankenship/The Leeds News
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