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| Event Date/Time | Aug 15, 2012 to Aug 19, 2012
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See how the senior citizen residents of the Ophelia L. Davis Home for Actors, Musicians and Singers find a way to raise money and keep their home from becoming a shopping mall. The audience will soon learn what these seniors have up their sleeves to stop the sale. Shows at 2pm, 7pm, 11:30pm. |
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| Cost | $11-$15. | ||||
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The Village Theater |
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