Mummers Youth Production presents Hollywood Hillbillies by Tim Kelly. It opens Friday, April 21, at the Fontana Mummers theater, and plays through Sunday, May 7; Fridays and Saturdays (with the exception of Friday, May 5) at 8 p.m., and Sundays at 2:30 p.m.

Life in the Happy Hollow General Store has been fairly reg’lar-like. Gram and Cindy Lou are not too busy helpin’ their best customers, Cousin Clem is trying to hunt somethin’ other than roadkill, and Bubba is missin’ again.  Things get a might excitin’, though, when Cousin Chickory calls all the way from Hollywood, Californy to announce his wife and daughter’s visit.  Plus, mean ole Miss Lennox over to the orphanage just won’t leave poor li’l Allen alone.

Hollywood Cousin Josephine, and her daughter Charlotte arrive in Happy Hollow, but can’t wait to leave.  They really begin to worry when other folks from Hollywood show up.  Larry and Isabelle are charmed by the locale, and want to use it for their big movie!   They’re fixin’ to shoot their film before the new highway closes down the town. Meanwhile, Sheriff Tom is on the lookout for the pair of strangers that just robbed the bank over to Ditch City!

Petty hustlers, Foxhall and Lucy arrive at the General Store just as the highway engineers, Rachel and Opal, announce a major discovery. Seems that Gram Hawley’s ole swamp is full of natural gas, worth millions and millions! Sly Foxhall and Lucy plot to trick Gram out of her property before she learns what it’s really worth.  Sheriff Tom decides he better check up on Larry and Isabelle’s story.  Could they be the crooks from the Ditch City bank heist?

Charlotte’s sorority sister, Finlandia, arrives at Happy Hollow. It is definitely not the chic resort she thought it would be.  Will Finlandia reveal the Seabury’s unsavory family background, thus ruining Charlotte’s  chance to be her sorority’s president, or will she succumb to Bubba’s efforts to become her “Boyfriend from the Mountains”.

Cast members are Francesca Santos, as Gram Hawley; Naomi Van Setten, Cindy Lou (April 21, 22, 23, May 6), and Kayla Hockman, Cindy Lou (April 28, 29, 30, May 7); Daniel Cavarubias, Bubba; Evan Hauff, Cousin Clem; Betsy Kowall, Josephine Seabury; and Alyssa Moss, Charlotte Seabury.

Others include Quin Ealy, Sheriff Tom; Patty Hauff, Matilda Quail; Ethan Van Setten, Henry Paxwax; Andrew Hernandez, Charles ‘Chickory’ Seabury; Megan Hockman, Miss Lennox; Darryl Manansala, Allen; Brianna Diaz, Rachel Cavett; Nicole Cavarubias, Opal Edwards; Daniel Cavarubias, Jim Foxhall; Lindsey Hauff, Lucy Valentine; Micah Van Setten, Larry Houston; Jade Ealy, Isabelle Phelps; Alyssa Duffy, Finlandia; Genieve Canongo, Vera Houston; Annie Smythe, Miss Kearns; and Megan Hockman, Brianna Diaz, Nicole Cavarubias, Kayla Hockman, Naomi Van Setten, Genieve Canongo as Townspeople.

The Fontana Mummers Theater is located at 8443 Nuevo Avenue, Fontana, on the corner of Nuevo and Spring Street, one block west of Sierra Avenue.  Tickets are $12, general admission; $10, seniors and students; and $6, children 11 and under.  For reservations and/or more information, call (909) 822-4052.