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Originally published in the 1930s, this is a comprehensively
detailed guide to ventriloquism by a master of the art. The first
art relates to the mechanism of ventriloquial voice, and describes
the principles on which the art of ventriloquism is based and the
correct methods of applying those principles. The second part is
devoted to imitations of animals, birds and musical instruments.
The third part deals with ventriloquial entertainments with
figures. It contains information as to the construction of figures,
mechanical appliances for working them, and suitable dialogues
between them and the performer. Contents Include: How Do You Do It?
- Human Vocal Organs - Mouth and Teeth, The Nose, Jaw Exercises,
Throat and Neck Exercises, Tongue Exercise, Rubbing - Head Voice
Exercise, Chest Voice, Head To Chest Voice Exercised, Humming and
Female Voice, Grunting and the Male Voice - The Far-Distant Voice,
Pronouncing Words - The Ventriloquist Without the Figure, Friends
Outside the Window, The Returning Roysterer and the Policeman - The
Sleeping Child - A Distinct Novelty - Cow, Donkey, Lion, Dog,
Puppy, Pig, Horse, Cock-Crowing, Hen Chuckling, Little Chicks,
Parrot - Trombone, Cornet, Saxaphone and Basso, Clarinet, Banjo,
One-String Fiddle, Harp, Xylophone, Violoncello - Fireworks -
Bluebottle Fly - Personality of Your Figures - Buying Your Figure -
Repairs - Short Dialogue - Smoking and Drinking - Performing in a
Room - For Stage Work - Girl Dialogue - Dialogue Page and Footman -
Ventriloquial Sketch - Mrs. Brown's Tea Party - Instructions For
Working the Miniature Ventriloquial Figures - Ventdollie Dialogue
for Boy and Girl Figures
Originally published in the 1930s, this is a comprehensively
detailed guide to ventriloquism by a master of the art. The first
art relates to the mechanism of ventriloquial voice, and describes
the principles on which the art of ventriloquism is based and the
correct methods of applying those principles. The second part is
devoted to imitations of animals, birds and musical instruments.
The third part deals with ventriloquial entertainments with
figures. It contains information as to the construction of figures,
mechanical appliances for working them, and suitable dialogues
between them and the performer. Contents Include: How Do You Do It?
Human Vocal Organs Mouth and Teeth, The Nose, Jaw Exercises, Throat
and Neck Exercises, Tongue Exercise, Rubbing Head Voice Exercise,
Chest Voice, Head To Chest Voice Exercised, Humming and Female
Voice, Grunting and the Male Voice The Far-Distant Voice,
Pronouncing Words The Ventriloquist Without the Figure, Friends
Outside the Window, The Returning Roysterer and the Policeman The
Sleeping Child A Distinct Novelty Cow, Donkey, Lion, Dog, Puppy,
Pig, Horse, Cock-Crowing, Hen Chuckling, Little Chicks, Parrot
Trombone, Cornet, Saxaphone and Basso, Clarinet, Banjo, One-String
Fiddle, Harp, Xylophone, Violoncello Fireworks Bluebottle Fly
Personality of Your Figures Buying Your Figure Repairs Short
Dialogue Smoking and Drinking Performing in a Room For Stage Work
Girl Dialogue Dialogue Page and Footman Ventriloquial Sketch Mrs.
Brown's Tea Party Instructions For Working the Miniature
Ventriloquial Figures Ventdollie Dialogue for Boy and Girl Figures
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