By Sue White | For MLive.com SAGINAW, MI – When “It’s a Wonderful Life” hit the theaters in 1946, audiences didn’t immediately take to Frank Capra’s tale of a small-town banker’s life-changing redemption, calling it “sentimental.” “Some people still feel that way,” says Jessica McFarland, who’s directing the Pit and Balcony Community Theatre’s production of the now-classic play. But going back to the original script, a compilation of three different versions, she’s balancing the story of redemption with its underlying current […]