David Olsen

Mr. Moses.

Read by David Olsen.

Tripp.

Read by Amanda Friday.

The Shoemaker's Holiday by Thomas Decker.

THE EARL OF CORNWELL AND A NOBLEMAN Read by David Olsen

Sir Hugh Lacey, Earl of Lincoln, read by David Prickett.

Roland Lacey, otherwise Hans, nephew to Sir Hugh, read by Rob Board.

Sir Roger Oatley, Lord Mayor of London, read by Bruce Peary.

Hammond, read by Hamlet.

Master Warner, read by David Olsen.

Master Scott, read

Mr. Moses.

Read by David Olsen.

Tripp.

Read by Amanda Friday.

So I found another story in the LA Times that said that Jarnette, their mom, went shopping with a friend and tagged along as the woman dropped by the office of her child's agent.

Jarnette happened to mention that she and her husband, Dave, had six-month-old twin daughters.

The agent asked to see pictures, then offered to send the girls to audition for the role of the baby on a show about a widower raising three daughters with the help of two buddies.

Okay, and Dan, I want you to read this next part that I'm highlighting here from this story.

But I think it's interesting [laughs] that at this time they were just like, "Sure, why not?" [laughs]

This was even before Drew Barrymore's struggles as the classic child star, that there was a, a lack of awareness of what this exposure and what fame can lead to.

So, Dad, I want you to read this next part of the story about how they're so sort of special and, and sparkly.

For a while, they were little more than squirming props with a precocious ability to move and smile on cue, but no more dramatic than trained seals, yet they had something.

Governor General read by David Purdy.

Head of Police read by David Olsen.

Aide-de-Camp read by Adalde Pignirolis.

General Kassov read by James Curran.