The mining town of Rumson has 900 men and 1 woman.

Below, the Woodlings, a Mormon family. Center is Bill Fahrner* as Jacob Woodling. His wives are Sarah, played by Jennifer Stark, left, and Elizabeth, played by Susan Himes Powers*, right.

Below, the miners compete (and pay) to hold Sarah Woodling's baby.

Below, the Fandango girls, brought to town by Jake Whippany, dance.

Below, Kelly Houston* as Ben Rumson.

Below, Amy Nielson as Jennifer Rumson.

Below, Amy Nielson as Jennifer Rumson

Below, Amy Nielson as Jennifer and Anthony Bernal* as Julio.

Below, Dwight Mahabir as Steve Bullnack.

Below, Anthony Bernal* as Julio Valveras and
Amy Nielson as Jennifer Rumson

Below, Amy Nielson as Jennifer and Anthony Bernal* as Julio.

Below, Amy Nielson as Jennifer and Anthony Bernal* as Julio.

Below,Steve sings "Mariah" as the miners listen. L to R, Mark Wiesner as Mike, Tom Murphy as Sam, Sebastian Romeo as Salem Trumbell, and Dwight Mahabir as Steve Bullnack.

Below, the Woodlings. L to R, Jennifer Stark as Sarah, Susan Himes Powers*
as Elizabeth, and Bill Fahrner* as Jacob

Below, Kelly Houston* as Ben and Susan Himes Powers* as Elizabeth.

Below, the miners eagerly await the arrival of the stagecoach bringing the Fandango girls.

Below, the Fandango girls dance with the miners after their arrival.

Below, Meg Jaron performs a featured dance. In the background, L to R, Nick Bayne (Sandy Twist), Stephanie Rhoads* (Cherry Jourdel), Michael Cassidy (Jake Whippany).

Below, the Fandango girls dance the Can-Can.

Below, the Fandango girls get ready to leave town after the gold runs out.

Below, Jake promises to bring women to Rumson Town. L to R, Kelly Houston* as Ben, Michael Cassidy as Jake Whippany, Tom Murphy as Sam, and Greg Sottolano as Edgar Crocker.

Below, the miners perform a dance number.

Below, Amy Nielson as Jennifer and Kelly Houston as Ben.

Below, Kelly Houston* as Ben and Susan Himes Powers* as Elizabeth.

Below, Kelly Houston* as Ben and Susan Himes Powers* as Elizabeth.

Below, the Fandango girls dance after their arrival.

Below, the Fandango girls dance to entertain the miners.

Below, the Fandango girls perform the famous "jump rope on point" number inspired by the original Agnes DeMille choreography from the original Broadway production.

Below, the Fandango girls' big finish.

Below, the Fandango girls get ready to leave town after the gold runs out.