Finger Lickin' Good!: The Story of Colonel Sanders
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.25 (558 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0615809979 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 44 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-07-10 |
| Language | : | English |
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A ONE MAN PLAY about one of the most recognized faces in the worldColonel Harland Sanders, founder of Kentucky Fried Chicken!!! Although he is most well-known for the eleven herbs and spices that made Kentucky Fried Chicken famous world-wide, Harland "Colonel" Sanders' life was about much more than fried chicken. His restaurant grew rapidly, and in a short time, he was operating Sanders' Cafe, which seated 142 patrons. In 1930, he moved to Corbin and opened a lunchroom behind a service station that had room for six people sitting at one table. Sanders was now in his mid-sixties, an age when most people take the opportunity to retire. Armed with only a sixth-grade education, Sanders worked a number of jobs over the years -- an army mule tender, railroad worker, tire salesman, and farmhand. His customers made fried chicken the most popular item on the menu. The man whose face became synonymous with "finger-lickin' good" chicken used hard work and perseverance -- not to mention a little luck along the way -- to become
PLEASE NOTE: The author of this play is available to perform in any venue, worldwide. Please contact his booking agent at info@blackboxtheatrepublishing to inquire about availability and cost.
"Colonel Sanders: A Highly Entertaining & Thoughtful One Man Play" according to An Amazon Reader. I am a fan of live theater, especially one man (or woman) shows. Essentially, an actor gets to “become” someone else for an hour or so and have a conversation with the audience. It is, as if, Mark Twain or another famous person has come to life again.Well to my surprise, I can now add Colonel Sanders to that list. Like most peop. interesting summary of the Colonels life Charles Anacker I enjoyed the folksy first person telling of the story of Colonel Harland Sanders' life. I like the way he captured the southern flavor of the colonels speech in the monologue.. "NOT WHAT YOU THINK!" according to Kevin McCormick. Be careful about ordering this book - it's not what you think.You think you might be ordering a researched biographical account of Colonel SandersTurns out this is NOT the "The Story of Colonel Sanders" it's actually "A One Man Show by Henry Dowell".(Look closely at the front cover)It's one man writing down his performance as Colonel Sander