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Ventriloquist Central Video Collecting Series – A Rare Alex Cameron Figure
A little over a week ago we posted pictures of a nice and rare ventriloquist figure that is a part of the Ventriloquist Central Collection, an Alex Cameron figure. Since we posted the pictures on the website, I’ve received emails … Continue reading
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Tagged Alex Cameron, Figure Maker, Hand Carved, Theodore Mack, Ventriloquism, Ventriloquist, Ventriloquist Central, Ventriloquist Dummy, Ventriloquist Figures, Ventriloquist Videos
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Frank Marshall Black Ventriloquist Figure
I am pleased to show you a very rare Frank Marshall figure of a Black Man. In Frank’s 1931 catalogue he is called the Negro (politically incorrect today). This fellow came to me in undressed condition and is the very … Continue reading
Ventriloquist Central Video Collecting Series – Johnny Main’s “Gertie”
It seems that we get a lot of comments in the past when I’ve done videos featuring ventriloquist Johnny Main’s characters.
Posted in Dummy Collecting, Ventriloquism/Ventriloquist, Ventriloquist Central, Ventriloquist Figure (Dummy) Makers, Ventriloquist Figure Building, Ventriloquist Figures, Ventriloquist Videos
Tagged Figure Maker, Hand Carved, Johnny Main, Ventriloquism, Ventriloquist, Ventriloquist Central, Ventriloquist Dummy, Ventriloquist Figures, Ventriloquist Videos
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Charlie McCarthy and Mortimer Snerd – Out of this World
Charlie McCarthy and Mortimer Snerd Here’s a great little publicity photo I found featuring ventriloquist Edgar Bergen’s main pals, Charlie McCarthy and Mortimer Snerd. It seems that Charlie has had enough of Mortimer and want to send him “out of … Continue reading
Alex Cameron Ventriloquist Figure Builder
Alex Cameron is best known as the partner Frank Marshall had when they together bought out the Mack shop. Cameron was in charge of the architectural carving side and Marshall the ventriloquist figures. Mr Cameron did in fact carve a … Continue reading
