If you’d like to have John Quincy Adams, Daniel Webster, Edward Everett, or Calvin Coolidge join you in your seasonal celebrations, Jim Cooke will be glad to oblige. As well as being a fine historical-character actor, with a lifetime of treading the boards behind him, Jim is also a considerable scholar. The strength of his impersonations comes from the research he puts into them.
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Mr. Derbyshire is a former contributing editor of National Review.
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