Looking for audio tape of an Ozarks Jack-tale called 'Bally Sally Cato'.

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Request for Question Clarification by tar_heel_v-ga on 19 Nov 2002 20:03 PST

nevperm..

I can provide you with the contact (phone and email) information of
the agency that represents a storyteller that tells that story and
they may be able to get you in contact with her as well provide
direction on getting the audio tape.  Let me know if this will suffice
and I will post the information in an answer.

Regards,

-THV

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Clarification of Question by nevperm-ga on 21 Nov 2002 18:48 PST

tar heel v-ga:  What you propose is sufficient. Than you.

Neville Permezel

Neville...

If you have heard the the Ozarks tale of "Bally Sally Cato" on tape,
the chances are good that you heard as it was told by storyteller Lynn
Rubright.  Lynn, has been telling stories for over 30 years and there
is an audio tape that I have found listed in several school libraries
of her telling the tale. The tape seems to be a teaching tape that
explains the art of story telling and tells the Tale of Bally Sally
Cato.  Here are some references to a tape:
http://www.wiu.edu/library/units/av/catalog/c.htm
http://pec.jun.alaska.edu:16080/aswc/pages/videolib.html

Lynn can be contacted through her booking agent, Folktale Productions:

105 E. Drake Ave
St Louis, MO  63119
314-968-2606

The booking agent's name is Jan Dolan.  Jan should be able to get you
in contact with Lynn or at least get in you in right direction to
obtaining the tape you are looking for.

You can also learn more about Lynn at
http://www.folktale.com/Lynn.html

Good luck!  Thanks for your question and if you need any additional
clarification, please let me know.

Regards,

-THV

Search Strategy:
"Bally Sally Cato" ozarks
"Lynn Rubright"

References:
http://www.folktale.com/artists.html