Chambers Street Theatre
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Hear amazing stories from the Golden State, from way back when in the language from way back when. Some stories written by the reader herself! Sit back and enjoy!
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Chambers Street Theatre for 11am on Apr 25th, 2013 This week is Mark Twain time with "The Jumping Frog of Calaveras County." This was the short story that made Mark Twain famous. |
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Chambers Street Theatre for 11am on Apr 18th, 2013 Gwen Moffat had a full life in Wales as a trail guide and later a book writer. She first wrote about trails, then about crime. Her publisher invited Gwen to come to America and follow the trail of the wagon trains. She did this in a four wheel drive and mostly by herself. Hear her take on South Pass and Yellowstone as read by Ruth. |
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Chambers Street Theatre for 11am on Apr 11th, 2013 Ruth reads three Nebraska Indian stories from the 1700's before the settlers came. These stories show the humor of the Native Americans as well as their being part of nature. "The Fox," "Flint Chief," and "Dog" are the tales told. Well worth the hearing. |
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Chambers Street Theatre for 11am on Apr 4th, 2013 And it's all about Mark Twain from his book "The Autobiography of Mark Twain." Ruth reads about Twain's efforts to publish in the late 1860s. It wasn't easy, but it's Twain so there is a lot of fun. |
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Chambers Street Theatre for 11am on Mar 28th, 2013 Ruth reads from "The Wizard of Oz." The first two chapters cover the one room house on the Kansas prairie and other differences from the movie of the 1930s. It's fun to hear how the story was originally. It's a good listen. |
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Chambers Street Theatre for 11am on Mar 21st, 2013 Show #59. Ruth reads from "The Autobiography of Mark Twain." She reads the chapter on Dueling and how Twain got out of being killed. Very funny as we can expect from Twain. |
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