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	[March 04, 2015]  
            ATLANTA 
	- The Atlanta Public Library and Museum will host a series of Friday Night 
	Dinner Programs at the Palms Grill Café from October 2014 through February 
	2015. The Dinner Programs feature local speakers who will present after 
	dinner programs and/or activities at the Palms Grill Café. Dinner begins at 
	5:30 pm, with the evening’s program or activity starting at 7pm.    | 
        
		
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			Reservations are required and limited to 
			approximately 50 people. The Palms Grill Café will feature a set of 
			dinner specials, including homemade desserts for each program. Phone 
			217-648-5077 to make a reservation for any of the scheduled Dinner 
			Programs. 
			  
			
			Saturday, March 21 - Jean Kerr and Paul Dennhart - Theatre Artists
			
			
			 
			Ever wondered how those sword fights happen on stage? Jean Kerr and 
			Paul Dennhart, theatre artists, will give us a special backstage 
			look at all the secrets of fight choreography and stage movement. 
			They will show us how actors learn to move, jump, fall, and careen 
			across the stage without getting hurt, as well as demonstrate some 
			weapon technique. Jean is well known to our Library as she has 
			served for two years as director of Arts Discovery Camp Theatre 
			Week. She and her husband, Paul, teach at Illinois Wesleyan 
			University.
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			Saturday, April 
			11 - Gary W. Moore, Author 
			
			 
			
			
			Illinois 
			writer Gary W. Moore will join us to celebrate Back to Baseball 
			Month at the Library. Often known as "America's Storyteller," Gary 
			will talk about his popular book Playing with the Enemy about his 
			father Gene, whose remarkable life in war and baseball is the 
			subject of a movie. He will also share insights into his life as a 
			writer and share some of his work with us, including excerpts from 
			his book on Buddy Holly. Gary is famous worldwide as an 
			inspirational and motivational speaker, a successful entrepreneur 
			and acclaimed musician. He is also a contributor to Chicken Soup for 
			the Soul. 
 
			
			[Bill Thomas, Atlanta Public Library] 
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