'King George and the Ducky' makes its debut in Fayetteville this Sunday

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'King George and the Ducky' makes its debut in Fayetteville this Sunday

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'King George and the Ducky' makes its debut in Fayetteville this Sunday

'King

George and the Ducky' makes its debut in Fayetteville

this Sunday

Big Idea Productions and Sonrise

Christian Bookstore announce the Fayetteville premiere

showing of "King George and the Ducky," the

newest release from the popular Veggie Tales video series

on Saturday, April 1 at 11 a.m. The viewing, which is

open to the public, will be held at Fayette Place Plaza

Theater, site of the old Dollar Theater and current home

of Fayette Community Church.

"King

George and the Ducky" is the 13th title in the

Veggie Tales series. "Larry Boy and the Rumor

Weed," which was released last year, was 1999's top

selling video in the Christian Booksellers Association

market. "King George" features the return of

everyone's favorite veggies: Bob the Tomato, Larry the

Cucumber, Junior Asparagus and the whole wacky gang.

Newsweek

calls Veggie Tales "a smash hit." The

Washington Post likes the "first rate computer

animation, inspired scripts and the infectious, wacky

sense of humor." The Detroit News says Veggie Tales

create "well-crafted, entertaining animated stories

that gently spread such values as loving others,

thankfulness, forgiveness and sharing."

"Veggie

Tales are the creation of Big Idea productions, a family

media company committed to providing wildly entertaining

tools to help parents teach children important life

lessons," a spokesperson said. "Using

award-winning computer animation and an innovative

approach to storytelling, the multimedia company creates

products that are effective and fun tools for teaching

today's kids timeless values, all rooted in truths from

the Bible. It's Sunday morning values, Saturday morning

fun."

Tickets are

$1, and may be purchased at Sonrise Christian Bookstore

in Fayetteville, The Olive Branch Christian Store in

Peachtree City, and The Ark in Newnan.

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