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Mark Twain's Niagara (BBC Radio 4 Afternoon Reading)
- Narrated by: Stuart Milligan
- Length: 13 mins
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Mark Twain's Niagara (BBC Radio 4 Afternoon Reading)
Narrated by:
Stuart Milligan
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Publisher's Summary
A classic short story by Mark Twain, originally broadcast in the ‘Afternoon Reading’ slot on BBC Radio 4 on 9 November 2010, to accompany the 'Autobiography of Mark Twain' (aired on ‘Book of the Week'). Read by Stuart Millligan.
This is the last of three of Twain’s classic short story broadcasts featuring the McWilliamses, with his familiar trademarks of high farce and droll insight. In ‘Niagara’, the McWilliamses plan a day trip to those intrepid Falls to tramp exciting trails and meet some friendly Red Indians. But the best laid plans...Read by Stuart Milligan and produced by Duncan Minshull.
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