Tonight on our Ventriloquist Central Telephone Talk is comedian, ventriloquist and musician, Taylor Mason.
Taylor Mason is no stranger to the ventriloquism world. He is a world-class ventriloquist, a prolific writer, a talented musician, and a successful comedian. He has written for The Second City Theater in Chicago, the Emmy winning comedy series Bananas-TV, and his children’s television program, Taylor’s Attic.
Baseball season is almost here. My partner Steve and I are avid baseball fans (as well as many other ventriloquists).
Me being in Boston, I’m a Boston Red Sox fan while Steve having lived in Washington State for many years is a Seattle Mariners fan. Since both of our teams are in the American League, we are always going back and forth with jabs during the season.
Today, I am very excited because I am able to show you a fantastic ventriloquist figure made by master figure builder Jack Coats. This figure was made April. 4, 1970.
Steve and I were having a heated discussion the other night about the arms on ventriloquist figures. I myself like seeing figures in which the arms and legs are proportionally correct. Steve though, likes the short arms more commonly referred to as dwarf.
Last week on the Ventriloquist Central Fan Page on Facebook we asked this question….
