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The Soldier Girl

Heard
2019
Episodes
1
Language
English

Scratched Up Radio Theater presents the story of Maudie Steward, in the original play "The Soldier Girl", by Lili Dubois. During the American Civil War, two boys & a girl run off to join opposing armies. The cast includes Jessica Fletcher Wiechman as Maudie, Chris Gomez as Buck, Kyle Thompson as Sam, Charlie Finkel as the drill sergeant, Jorin Antero-Towle as Frank James, Kim Mobley as Annie, Linda Ragan as Bessie, Ragan Ragan as the enlistment officer, Craig Boyer as Chester, Jim Dowling as Albert, Bob Christensen as the doctor, John Welsh as Colonel Cox, Tyler Lockamy as the Confederate aide-de-camp, Laura Christensen as the St. Joe Madame, and Isaac Hines as Bloody Bill Anderson. It's hosted by Dickie Magidoff, narrated by Bob Christensen, with technical production and direction by Lili Dubois. It aired November 21st and 26th, 2019 on KKRN 88.5 FM, in Shasta County, California.

Episodes, in broadcast order

  1. SURT Soldier Girl

    · 32 min

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  1. The Soldier Girl

    Listeners' uploads · Lili DuBois · 1 episode here · archive.org

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