books about: ventriloquists (adventures evaluation balloonist)

books about: ventriloquists

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Howard Ferstler

Sensible Sound, 2004

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The Ventriloquist's Tale

17 reviews
Pauline Melville

Bloomsbury USA, 1999

A sharp, rich and fantastic story
Mrs Melville's original tale tells the story of the McKinnons who lived in the Rupununi district of the Guianas at the beginning of the 20th century. It is a fairly complex tale involving many protagonists and what is interesting is that the plot revolves around the Amerindian mythology of the brother-sister incest, in this case involving two characters called Beatrice and Danny McKinnon. The ...

Phil the Ventriloquist
Robert Kraus

Trumpet Club, 1990

How to Become a Ventriloquist (Try Your Hand at Ventriloquism)

2 reviews
Edgar Bergen

Dover Publications, 2000

Bergen and McCarthy, Our History and Art of Ventriloquism
Edgar Bergen takes us on a personal voyage through his world and beyond, Ventriloquism. Bergen tells us "there is no deep, dark mystery about Ventriloquism" and exposes the secrets and Illusions of Near and Distant Ventriloquism, figure making as well as the start of his showbiz companion Charlie McCarthy. A book well worth reading and a history worth knowing.

The Ten Year Tour of John Rannie: A Magician-Ventriloquist in Early America
Charles J Pecor

David Meyer Magic Books, 1998

This monograph chronicles what is known of the life and travels of the early 19th-century magician and ventriloquist John Rannie who performed in the Eastern United States over a ten-year period. His repertory and theatre venues are discussed and illustrated with full-page reproductions of rare broadsides from museum collections. A large format, hardcover book, stamped in gold.

The Life And Adventures Of Valentine Vox: The Ventriloquist
Henry Cockton

Kessinger Publishing, LLC, 2007

The Ventriloquist

Lothian Book World, 1984

Conjuror's Journal: Excerpts From the Journal of Joshua Medley, Conjuror, Juggler, Ventriloquist, and ...

1 review
Frances Shine

Dodd, Mead, 1978

Heartbreakingly good--find it if you can!
I found this book originally on the "near $2" pile in some discount bookstore--and bought it because of the picture of a dog in a ruff (a clown's collar) on the cover. They don't summarize the plot here, so I will: A mulatto conjuror (slight of hand performer; parlor magician) in the 1790's searches for his white father while seeking his fortune, glimpsed in a dream, in the new nation of ...