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In this episode, we dramatize a holiday story written in 1883. The adventures of the Peterkin family were chronicled by Lucretia P. Hale throughout the mid to late 19th century. The well-intentioned, but slightly sideways, family tended to create their own obstacles and were usually saved by a "Lady from Philadelphia." This Christmas installment is a perfect case in point!
Voices:
Mr. Peterkin: Alex Tillen
Mrs. Peterkin: Sally Landes
Agamemnon: Dale Cook
Elizabeth Eliza: Rachel Sites
Solomon John: Mark Mazzochi
Music: Rachel Sites and Zac Bell
Cover Art: Emily Noble Day
Find out more online, on Facebook, YouTube, and Instagram.
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In this episode, we dramatize a holiday story written in 1883. The adventures of the Peterkin family were chronicled by Lucretia P. Hale throughout the mid to late 19th century. The well-intentioned, but slightly sideways, family tended to create their own obstacles and were usually saved by a "Lady from Philadelphia." This Christmas installment is a perfect case in point!
Voices:
Mr. Peterkin: Alex Tillen
Mrs. Peterkin: Sally Landes
Agamemnon: Dale Cook
Elizabeth Eliza: Rachel Sites
Solomon John: Mark Mazzochi
Music: Rachel Sites and Zac Bell
Cover Art: Emily Noble Day
Find out more online, on Facebook, YouTube, and Instagram.