vann duke and sammy AUTOBIOGRAPHY the true story of a poor boy that found a reason to live!

I Have a mischievous smile on my face as I write this note to the reader.you may wonder how can being a ventriloquist help you out side showbiz,some of us don't want to be a performer,well just imagine running into your bosses office with your phone in your hand and a voice coming out of the phone saying " help! I falling and I can't get up!" you tell your boss you're leaving work to go save grandma!,now you have a good excuse for leaving work early unless your boss says she's going with you to help grandma,of course the voice that is coming from the phone is you doing the "ventriloquist telephone act" but you can always hang up the phone and do your ventriloquist phone act calling grandma back to say she's o.k...I remember as a teenager doing my ventriloquist telephone act for the first time at the dinner table with my family sitting eating,my lil brother knew about the act but my mother and older brothers really believe the voice was coming out...

ghostwriter laughting, entering a talent show?,so you want to win do you? you know I can only give you my experiences on how to win a talent contest,from being a master of ceremonies and also participate.let's go way way way back in Jesus Christ days,when Jesus was to be crucified the governor asked the crowd who should be crucified Jesus Christ or Barajas the criminal,and since Barajas the criminal friends yelled the loudest,Barajas the criminal was set free and Jesus Christ was sent to prison in the place of Barajas the criminal to be crucified.I remember when I was a teenager, my lil brother entering a pop lock dance contest at a teenage dance hall,well back in those days they had dance crews called mod,my lil brother was on stage doing his pop locking dance when a jealous dancer had some mod dancers get into a dance battle with my lil brother,I think for more information about the mod dancers you should do research,they were like some kind dance gang,they dressed in all black w...

I would like to share my experiences of going from free shows to paid shows,I never knew I would become a pro ventriloquist,I just enjoyed being a ventriloquist so much,it was all I wanted to do.when I did free shows such as amateur shows people was amazed at my talent,they ask me or invite me to their parties or events,oh how I miss those days,but back to the subject,at the parties I was a young boy and the grown folks would give cash tips for providing good entertainment,at the events I was invited to people would book me for their birthday party,those events taught me how to network but at the time I was a young boy and didn't realize that I was networking at those events.you may ask yourself how do I make  money as a ventriloquist,well the answer to that is don't be a terrible ventriloquist,study,practice and take advantage of being a amateur and when your friends and family have a party or a get together make sure you be their live entertainment,but once again I say have y...