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Meet Paige's Cast of Characters
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Ask Rhoda!
Just ask Rhoda anything and stand back! Her hilarious advice
just might make sense . . . not! Rhoda helps Paige answer letters
from the audience with her own brand of "New Yawk chutzpah,
dahling." She's also a talented opera signer who hits the high
notes right out of the park . . . "That's Central Park, dahling."
Rhoda's New York wit matched against Paige's Southern charm
light sparks of laughter wherever they are. |
Silly Pete
Why is he called Silly Pete?Try mixing one part Ricky Martin,
one part Ricky Ricardo,two parts feather boa and you ’ll find
out.Get ready to shake a tail feather because this wild parrot
from Mexico loves to sing and dance.Silly Pete always teaches
audience members a few Spanish phrases they can use at work,
unless they work with someone who really speaks Spanish!This
tropical bird will have you rolling in the aisles as often as he
r-r-rolls his R ’s.
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Jamaica Joe
Hey Mon! When you're ready to kick back and relax, Paige brings out Jamaica Joe to get you in the mood. Jamaica Joe is Comedy spelled with a Caribbean C. His jokes and songs have a Jamaican twist that make him a regular Harry Belafunny. Jamaican Joe will help put your mind on an island vacation and your body on "cruise" control. So . . . take a break and let Paige and Jamaica Joe show you how fun it is to take the "dread" out of your dreadlocks. |
Otis Culpepper
If you call Otis Culpepper a "good old boy," you'll
get at least one out of three right. He's an old codger from
the Deep south who dispenses opinions from Paige's knee like
he's sittin' on his front porch. Otis' dream is to sing and
yodel at the Grand Ole Opry, and he'll show you why he hasn't
gotten there yet. Grab a corncob pipe and listen to Otis' views
on life, women, bizness and country music, which are all the
same to him. |
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