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From: The Topeka Capital-Journal
Date: 19991028
Author:Bill Blankenship Capital-Journal

"Dracula," a radio dramatization by Phil Grecian of Bram Stoker's vampire tale, will be staged Friday and Saturday night at the Paxico Underground Theatre in the basement of Mill Creek Antiques, 109 Newbury, Paxico. The plays will be offered as dinner theater with the meal catered by Norman Misner's Die Kueche restaurant at 6 p.m. each night. The play starts at 7:30 p.m. Dinner and theater tickets are $30. Show only tickets will be sold the day of each show for $15. To make a reservation call (785) 636-5520.

By BILL BLANKENSHIP

Photos by CHRIS OCHSNER

The Capital-Journal

PAXICO --- At any ...

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