Alison Arngrim Set for Theatre Chat Today
Tune in TODAY. JULY 31, 2013 at 12:35 PM (EST) to join the conversation with..."Mr. Showbusiness" on Jimmy Ferraro's "Theatre Chat and This 'n That!", broadcasting LIVE on WWJB - regionally and nationally on the world wide web. This week's featured guest is former LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE star Alison Arngrim.
Americans love their TV villians. Some wore black hats with ominous mustaches in the early westerns, while Alexis Colby wore Nolan Miller gowns on "Dynasty" and "Glee's" coach, Sue Sylvester, dawns a tracksuit to terrify students. However, history's #1 TV Villianess (according to Vanity Fair), weaseled her way into hearts world-wide wearing petticoats and a curly blonde wig - Nellie Oleson of the hit series "Little House on the Prairie."
Alison Arngrim's New York Times best selling memoirs "CONFESSIONS of a PRAIRIE B----" are selling at an unheard of average of 1,000 a month and listed as one of the best TV Books on Amazon and #2 in Kindle e.books (Nonfiction/Arts & Entertainment/Television), prompting Harper Collins to proudly announced the books released in paperback.
Theater Chat broadcasts live every Wednesday, 12:35 -1:00 PM Eastern, from WWJB, in beautiful, downtown, Brooksville, Florida: a small southern town, with a big appetite for the arts. AM 1450 and FM 103.9 and NATIONALLY online at: www.wwjb.com/pages/4395150.php
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