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'T ' a Pirate's Life For Me"
That's what Ambrose AppleJohn Wishes he could have in Walter
Hackett's play Capitan Applejack'. The cast and crew and a
dehghted audience enjoyed two nights of the entertaining story
of a ma o wants more adventure. A map and a tale of lost
treasu e rtngs theives and v!lhans to h1s door and he gets
more tb n ne bargained for. Poppy FaJre, hiS ward, does what
she to make sense of 1t all and keep Ambrose from the
clutches of Anna Voleska. The play's director, Mrs.
put together another enchanbng even1ng for all
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