Ventriloquist Central Blog

I’ve written about this many times, but can’t help but say….it’s the still the best deal around…..our Ventriloquist Marketplace.

As I was thinking about something to write for the blog, my partner, Steve contacted me about another item “Sold” on the Ventriloquist Marketplace. In fact, within the last week someone listed three items and they all sold within 24 hours.

For under $10 you can list any ventriloquial item that you want to sell and put it on the Marketplace. Plus, if you have more items you’d like to list, contact Steve ahead of times and he will always give you a deal on 3 or more items.

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One of the hardest and most critical parts of the restoration of an early Frank Marshall figure is the placement of the leather under the chin to hide the gap. Frank was very clever.

His gapping at the bottom side of the mouth was just a bit wider than the top and this was so that when you opened the mouth the leather would fold into the gaping. The leather can’t be glued all the way around the bottom of the palate or that would prevent the folding.

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Saw this article and thought I would share it with everyone….in case you were wondering what ventriloquist Nina Conti eats and drinks before a performance.

My day on a plate: Ventriloquist Nina Conti

Have you signed up for the Ventriloquist Central Birthday Bash?

Dan
www.ventriloquistcentral.com

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Not long ago I wrote about the ever expanding Ventriloquist Central Collection and because of expansion, two years ago before the first Ventriloquist Central Birthday Bash, I brought about half of the collection down stairs and created the “Annex.”

Well the collection has expanded quite a bit more in the past two years so I have been a busy bee worker and have expanded the space in the “Annex” (basement .

During the Birthday Bash I used a long black curtain and blocked off a whole section of the basement that housed lots of arts and crafts stuff that Helen saved. I can say none of it was anything that I would have ever used so I decided to pay it forward.

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