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Burns, Stanley
Bursill, Henry
Other Voices:
Ventriliquism from
B.C. to T.V.
Hand shadows
GV1557 .B89
2000 2000
GV1218.S5
B87 2000 2000
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B.C. -- World's oldest con
game -- A series of theories:
The complex explanation of an
elementary art -- The fictional
legacy of Valentine Vox -- The
birth of the "dummy": And
other figures of speech -- The
roots of American
ventriloquism -- The golden
age -- Women and
ventriloquism -- Fact, fiction
and film -- ...to TV -- Epilogue:
The rest of the story -- The
Charlie Awards -- Every
country has one -- Gospel
ventriloquism: Or dummies for
Jesus -- Arti-facts -- P.S. Keep English Sylvia Burns
how to place your hands to
produce various shadows. The
last three pages consist of
other publications available
from the publisher. A second
series of hand shadows to be
thrown upon the wall:
Consisting of novel and
amusing figures formed by the
English
Pryor Publications/
Whitstable, Walsall,
Winchester and
Wyrley