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Please come see the performance of the Lion King Jr. that Camelot Theater is putting on! The volunteers, cast members, and I have been working super hard for this play! This is a show your whole family will love! We have put in countless nights to this play and so have the astounding volunteers! All of would be thrilled for you to come and support our performance. These shows are going to be awesome! You don't want to miss it! There are three performances to attend! There are two on Saturday August 27th,(2:00pm and 7:00pm) and one on Sunday 28th at 2:00pm!!! The adult tickets are $10 and for children 12 and under only $5! All the performances are at the Griffin Auditorium!! Please come out if you

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