Alan Sklar reads Jug of Silver by Truman Capote

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Seasoned voice-actor Alan Sklar reads Truman Capote's charming story of small-town life and mystery.

 

Jug of Silver by Truman Capote:

The slightly mysterious Mr. Hamurabi puts out a jug of silver coins in his drug store, saying whoever guesses the amount of money correctly will win the entire jug, money and all. The local townsfolk come flocking to his store, because with every visit, they get another guess.  Then the very mysterious Appleseed, a young boy who says he was born with a caul on his head, comes and sits at the counter, looking at the jug, saying he is "counting" the coins.  No one knows how or if he is really counting.  What will his guess be?

 

Truman Capote was an American novelist, short-story writer, and playwright whose early writing extended the Southern Gothic tradition. He is best known for his nonfiction novel In Cold Blood and his novella Breakfast at Tiffany’s.  

 

Alan Sklar Biography

Dartmouth graduate ALAN SKLAR has been a professional voice actor and narrator for over 30 years.  

His career primarily consists of narrating non-broadcast videos for corporate, medical, and financial clientele. He has voiced hundreds of such projects. 

He has narrated over 200 audiobooks, most of which are available in the Westchester Library system. 

Radio and TV commercials also make up a good part of his career. He is currently the spokesman for a top selling video game, CLASH OF CLANS and has narrated over 20 Sleep Stories for CALM.COM a company helping Americans get a better night’s sleep. 

For over 3 years he reported to work daily at the WPIX-TV studio (Channel 11) on East 42 nd Street where he was employed as an announcer. You may have heard him say: “This portion of the news is brought to you by AT&T…the right choice” He confesses that his dream is to be an opera singer (Italian repertoire, please!). He can often be heard honing his bass-baritone operatic skills in the upstairs shower of his Westchester home. 

You can learn more about this talented gentleman by visiting his website: www.alansklar.com