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Bring the kids to see "Rescuers Down Under" at The Theatre at Washington, Va. this weekend, 2 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 27.
Bernard and Miss Bianca are back, and this time the intrepid mouse agents from "The Rescuers" answer an urgent call for help from the Australian Outback. An evil poacher has set his sights on adding a rare eagle to his illegal collection of endangered animals.
Only one small boy stands in his way, so it's up to Bernard and Bianca to help the boy thwart the poacher's dastardly plans. Come take a thrilling, fast-paced journey unlike any other in Disney's first-ever animated action-adventure film, With the voice talents of Bob Newhart, Eva Gabor, Tristan Roger, George C. Scott and John Candy.
Rated G, 74 minutes. Tickets are $3 for children, $4 for adults. Call the RAAC Arts Hotline at 675-3073 for more information on RAAC programs.
New shop in Laurel Mills
Now open, Down Under Laurel Mills Store offers shoppers country antiques, authentic reproductions, and a variety of items crafted by Rappahannock residents.
Mary Frances Fannon's new store, on Route 618 in Laurel Mills, features work by Merrill and Philip Strange in wood and ceramics, Charlie Coombs' fine and primitive reproductions, Maggi Morris' wood and stone animal sculptures and David Fannon's waterfowl decoys.
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