"MARK TWAIN" Coming to Emporium....as told by storyteller Charles Kiernan
Saturday April 29th 3:00 PM Emporium Fire Hall 519 N. Broad Street, Emporium, PA.
Charles, has, of late, been fobbing himself off as Mark Twain with some success. Twain is wont
to ramble on about his boyhood memories, the newspaper publishing business, life on the
Mississippi and frogs. Mostly, though, he likes to talk about the river.
The intent of the show is to give the audience a bit of Twain's biography, his humor and his
viewpoint. The subject for his talk is his evolving view on what is man. To illustrate his view on
this subject at various points during his life, he feels compelled to give the audience some of his
personal history (he being his favorite topic). His conclusions are what you might expect if you
know something about Twain. It's the journey to that conclusion that is the fun.
Storyteller Charles Kiernan, now retired from gainful employment, performs at theatres, listening
clubs, schools, libraries, and arts festivals. He is also coordinator for the Lehigh Valley
Storytelling Guild, Pennsylvania State Representative for the National Youth Storytelling
Showcase and Pennsylvania State Liaison for the National Storytelling Network.
Cameron County Historical Society, Barbara Moscato Brown Library, & the Cameron County
Chamber of Commerce have joined together to bring to our community this amazing
performance to our area.
Don't let this opportunity pass you by! Refreshments will be available EVERYONE is welcome
you can RSVP by calling 814-486- 4314.
A Q&A will follow. Looking forward to seeing you there.
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