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Play performance benefits Fulton libraries

By Johnny Edwards
May 9, 2013

The Horizon Theatre’s May 15 performance of “The Book Play” — a comical tale of a book club in pandemonium — will benefit local libraries, including 34 operated and being constructed by the Atlanta-Fulton system. Proceeds go to the Atlanta-Fulton Public Library Foundation.

Tickets are $30 online at www.afpls.org and www.dekalblibrary.org. They can also be bought at the Horizon box office, 1083 Austin Ave., Atlanta. The play begins at 8 p.m. Information: 404-584-7450.

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