Publisher Description
New England's favorite TV Cowboy, Rex Trailer, guest stars in the two-part season opener, Return of the Legend.
Britt MacMasters and his father track outlaw Jeb Pickett after the stagecoach hold up, and a new band of deadly outlaws appears in the territory as Doc is seriously injured in an explosion. Meanwhile in Chicago, Britt once again meets famed singer Jenny White. When a young lady is the sole survivor of an Indian attack on a raft traveling on the Powder, Britt, Dawes, and Doc try to prevent another uprising by the Sioux. Finally, the railroad arrives in Clearmont, bringing one thousand workers and trouble.
These and many more exciting adventures from the entire fourth season of Powder River! Episodes include: "Return of the Legend, Part 1," "Return of the Legend, Part 2," "The Nitro Gang," "Jack Sherman Escapes," "Twilight," "In Chicago," "Revelations," "Ambush At Powder River," "The Shootin' Arm," "The Tomahawk Trail," "The River Pirates," "The Man In The Iron Mask," "The Railroad," and "The Buffalo."
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About Jerry Robbins
Jerry Robbins is an American actor and singer who has performed in more than one hundred stage productions, including an acclaimed portrayal of John Barrymore in William Luces’ play, Barrymore. He has also written and produced forty radio plays with his company, the Colonial Radio Theatre on the Air, winning the Parents Choice Award for The Wonderful Wizard of Oz in 2001 and an Audio Worlds Golden Headset Award for Little Big Horn in 1999.
About the Narrators
J. T. Turner is
audiobook narrator whose works include the Father Brown Audio Drama series.
Joseph Zamparelli,
Jr. received his undergraduate degrees in psychology and theatre arts from
Boston College and went on to study acting professionally at the Circle in the
Square Theatre School in New York where he appeared in the U. S. premiere of
the Russian play Tomorrow Was War. He
originated roles in several shows, including musical versions of Frankenstein and The Hunchback of Notre Dame. In addition to stage, film, and
television work, he coaches actors and most recently directed The Delvena
Theater Company’s critically acclaimed Who's
Afraid of Virginia Woolf? and appeared in multiple roles in their
production of On The Verge.
Joseph Zamparelli,
Jr. received his undergraduate degrees in psychology and theatre arts from
Boston College and went on to study acting professionally at the Circle in the
Square Theatre School in New York where he appeared in the U. S. premiere of
the Russian play Tomorrow Was War. He
originated roles in several shows, including musical versions of Frankenstein and The Hunchback of Notre Dame. In addition to stage, film, and
television work, he coaches actors and most recently directed The Delvena
Theater Company’s critically acclaimed Who's
Afraid of Virginia Woolf? and appeared in multiple roles in their
production of On The Verge.
Jerry Robbins is an American actor and singer who has performed in more than one hundred stage productions, including an acclaimed portrayal of John Barrymore in William Luces’ play, Barrymore. He has also written and produced forty radio plays with his company, the Colonial Radio Theatre on the Air, winning the Parents Choice Award for The Wonderful Wizard of Oz in 2001 and an Audio Worlds Golden Headset Award for Little Big Horn in 1999.
Joseph Zamparelli,
Jr. received his undergraduate degrees in psychology and theatre arts from
Boston College and went on to study acting professionally at the Circle in the
Square Theatre School in New York where he appeared in the U. S. premiere of
the Russian play Tomorrow Was War. He
originated roles in several shows, including musical versions of Frankenstein and The Hunchback of Notre Dame. In addition to stage, film, and
television work, he coaches actors and most recently directed The Delvena
Theater Company’s critically acclaimed Who's
Afraid of Virginia Woolf? and appeared in multiple roles in their
production of On The Verge.
Joseph Zamparelli,
Jr. received his undergraduate degrees in psychology and theatre arts from
Boston College and went on to study acting professionally at the Circle in the
Square Theatre School in New York where he appeared in the U. S. premiere of
the Russian play Tomorrow Was War. He
originated roles in several shows, including musical versions of Frankenstein and The Hunchback of Notre Dame. In addition to stage, film, and
television work, he coaches actors and most recently directed The Delvena
Theater Company’s critically acclaimed Who's
Afraid of Virginia Woolf? and appeared in multiple roles in their
production of On The Verge.