Palace Theater Presents The Jackie Robinson Story

(Hamilton, NY) On Sunday Feb. 21 at 3 p.m., The Palace Theater will present, The Jackie Robinson Story. Mad River Theater Work’s national touring show is a musical drama about the struggles and highlights of Robinson’s first year with the LA Dodgers in 1947.

Meet Scooch, Syracuse Chiefs mascot. Enter the free drawing to win a family four-pack to the National Baseball Hall of Fame. Meet the cast after the show for autographs and photos.

Tickets are $7 for students, children and seniors 60 and older, and $10 for general adults. Group rates are available.

Visit www.palacetheater.org or call 315.824.1420 to learn more. The Palace Theater is located at 19 Utica St. in Hamilton.

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