This Sailor boy came to reside at the Ventriloquist Central Collection many years ago. It is 40″ tall and has mouth movement only. It has that fabulous Frank Marshall look but was in fact reworked and sculpted by Bob Isaacson. Read below.
Here’s a video showing John Carroll’s Tommy Knots Ventriloquist Figure. John Carroll was a figure maker out of New York and he created some nice wood carved figures one of which was used by Vicki Taylor and the figures name was Ronnie.
The Ventriloquist Marketplace keeps being the place to sell your ventriloquial items. Lots of action has been going on in the past few weeks. One person’s item sold within 4 hours of listing it.
I just had to write up a little something on the web site Ventriloquist Central. Did you know that almost anything you could possibly think of concerning the art and history of ventriloquism can be found on Ventriloquist Central?
It make no difference if you are looking for information on a performer that is current or from the past, figure makers current and from the past, television shows, movies and videos are all on Ventriloquist Central.
I see posts on many of the social media, and questions will be asked pertaining to the art of ventriloquism. I always will give a link to the information that has been posted on Ventriloquist Central. Steve (my partner/webmaster) and I, try to always add any information that comes along to the web site so that YOU can find what you need.
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After the video on the blog about the Fakini owned Jack Coats figure (click here if you missed the blog), I had a question about the eyebrows on that figure. In the video they seemed a bit funny. Well it is good to get these questions because it gives me the chance to tell all of you about them.
