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Music For The Eyes, Volume 1

52 minutes 30 seconds
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Seated man using sign language, touching 1 finger to an open palm. Caption. What is my purpose here on earth?

Contains a collection of ASL stories told by Mindy Moore and Theron Parker. Mindy Moore's talent is displayed in her act about the World Trade Center bombings, which impacts audiences in a way they can never forget. Theron Parker is a master illusionist with hand shows of the alphabet, numbers, and storytelling. He presents a "Star Wars" act in ABC and the legendary Michael Jordan with numbers 1-23. He also acts out the old, famous legend "Jabberwocky" from "Alice in Wonderland," written by Lewis Caroll. Also features renowned ASL storyteller Jerry Hassell.

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Still image from: Did You Know? ASL Idioms (Episode 1)
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    THERESE M. (ARDEN HILLS, MN)
    September 7th, 2017 at 08:44 PM

    High School student really enjoy this.

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