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Barnaby Druthers 5.3 The Baronet's Ball

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The Baronet’s Ball

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Written created ad produced by J. Timothy Quirk ©2024

Directed by AJ Lin, production by Kurt Boucher,

Starring Devon Richtmeyer and Humphry Rolleston

Narrated by Tiffy McKay

With Jandi Hanna, David Walker, Lorena Schmidt, Kristin Moresi, David Robinson, Kurt Boucher

Theme music by Robert C. Fullerton Incidental music by Bob Eccleston

Handel’s water music performed by United States Marine Band

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  1. Barnaby Druthers: The Baronet's Ball

    No date given · 28 min

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  1. Barnaby Druthers 5.3 The Baronet's Ball

    Listeners' uploads · J. Timothy Quirk · 1 episode here · archive.org

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