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(New page: {{wikipedia}} Ventriloquism is an act of stagecraft in which a person (a ventriloquist) manipulates his or her voice so that it appears that the voice is coming from elsewhere. The act...) |
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The illusion of ventriloquism is just that, an illusion. A ventriloquist is skilled at speaking without moving his or her lips. The audience therefore actually detects the sound of the voice from the ventriloquist’s mouth, but sees only the mouth of the puppet moving. | The illusion of ventriloquism is just that, an illusion. A ventriloquist is skilled at speaking without moving his or her lips. The audience therefore actually detects the sound of the voice from the ventriloquist’s mouth, but sees only the mouth of the puppet moving. | ||
+ | Magicians that also developed ventriloquist acts were: [[Jay Marshall]], [[Wallace_Lee]], [[Ricardo Richiardi]] and [[Len Vintus]] | ||
[[Category:Allied Arts]] | [[Category:Allied Arts]] |
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The illusion of ventriloquism is just that, an illusion. A ventriloquist is skilled at speaking without moving his or her lips. The audience therefore actually detects the sound of the voice from the ventriloquist’s mouth, but sees only the mouth of the puppet moving.
Magicians that also developed ventriloquist acts were: Jay Marshall, Wallace_Lee, Ricardo Richiardi and Len Vintus