Little Mary's Dolly - Read by Jay Gatling
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Alexander Maberry's Tales from the Tower
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Welcome to 2021!
Our first episode of the year is the spooky tale of Little Mary's Dolly.
This episode was written and produced by Elliot Randall Wood and is read by professional magician and voice over artist Jay Gatling.
Jay has been a magician specialising in wedding entertainment for close to a decade. But since the pandemic halted all live entertainment in the UK, he's turned his attention to using his voice to entertain. We're extremely excited to be one of the first to use these, until now hidden, talents, and urge you to take a look at his Facebook page at Facebook.com/jaygatlingvoiceover and if you'd like to find out more about what he does as a magician please visit his website gatlingmagic.co.uk.
You can visit the museum's website by going to maberrysmuseum.com where you'll find our blog and all previous podcast episodes.
Intro Music: Alexander Nakarada (www.serpentsoundstudios.com).
Image: Alexander Maberry's Museum of Strange Things.
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