Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 27, 1882, Page 3

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Louis P'ost Dispatch Of all the myatic arts perhaps noue is loss cloarly understood by the gen eral public than that of veutriloguism To get at some fair und anding this atrange use of the human voic reporter of The Post-Dispatch ¢ upon and discussed the subject lnst evening from its practical standpoint with Mr. Albert O. Dancan, whose skill in the art has so astonished and delighted audiences at Pope's during the present weok. Mr. Duncan is onc of the youngest as well a8 most suc- cossful members of his profossi which is saying & good Jdeal, consider. ing the fact that there aro only three or four really auccessful ventriloquista now living, although many aapire to such honore, The reporter opened the interview with the simple question, ‘‘How can an nrdinnry man evor bacome a ven- triloquist?” “I'do not know that it is posaiblo for every man to succeed in thatline,” waa tho reply. “Then what do you consider the proper qualifications?” “f caunot say. 1 have atudied that matter from observation for some time, but noticod but few things pe culiar to tho mombers of my protes sion. T have noted that the orgaus of speech are well formed and that those who are able to practice 1t ure goner- ally short, atout or well formed. Fuor- ther than that I have observed noth- ing common to the clase,” *‘Is 1t a natural gift or a cultivated pne that with good nrt, everybody lung~, a good throat and mouth can acquire!” 1 shonld rather call it & gift, al- though it requires constant cultiva- tion. “How did you cultivate il? Are re any books on that subject?” es; thore are a number of works in which pretensiona aro made, but I have found none of them of the 1 st benefit fo me, Ix. fact, they then, how did you learn it?" “Pll just teil you. Ever since I was a smell boy T had the habit of \ frogs, ish sport my voico received fine training, and putting it to the various tests 1 may say I acci- dvnm'iy discovered that I possessed tha power of locating the sound else- where.” “Ifow did you make shis discov ery?” T can’t tell you now exactly. 1t came to me gradually, I had often thought it away from me when T growled at dogs or mewed in the prasenco of cats, and finally other people took notice of it and began to call me a ventreloquist, You know 1 was a boy then,and ‘did not even know what thoy meant.” “How long have you been upon the regular stage?” “Only about three years,” “How long before that was it tha you beeame conscious of your ability to control your voice in this man- ner?” ““‘About three years,” “‘How old were you then?” “That was ixtoen yoars ago; T am now twoaty-five; 1 was nineteen. That is the date, you understand, of my first appearance in public. My voico had been gaining strength for some time, and I had amused my friends at private parties time and again, and made such successful use of my voice asto got myself fired off strect cors and public places of assem- blage by mocking crying children, and constautly putting in my oar wherever I found u quarrel. Whenever I saw two men disputing T was sure to put words into the mouth of one that were caloulated to precipitate a row. Then as the two were about to clinch and have it out I would make the offender apologize " “Then what would you do?” ““That depended on circumstances, Somotimes I would stop and explain, but my common course was to got away as fast as possible.” ““And would you succoed in all this without being discovered?’ “Oh, yes; don't you see from my representations on the stage that I make the sounds witkout moving » muscle of wmy face? If you have not watched mo, note this, and this, and eaid he, between a rucce ent sounds representing barking of a dog, the crying of a child and the mew of a cat. “Coming back to the original ques- tion,” waid the reporter, “how do you mako those sounda?” “With my throat and lips,” “peaking From tho | 'I‘HE ‘\ILY BE l'-~- ()\! \HA W hlh\] \'D \Y bl l"l‘hMBb I\ 2. live long-what do you think of that propositon?” “1 don't believe it. Whe rch atrain on the ston be carefnl not t 1 there is h T think train that 801 ne shou [ organ under improper conditions, It rat pro said to afl 10 s best nav m by taking eare of myself. You ses 1 Onceinalong f beer, sometime ke a chew of ate man AT « e moderation 1 een ¥ know 1 possessed any ¢ 1also tako good care never to ¢ hoartily .mmediately before any performance, “From your appearance draw the conclusion that y erally on hand at meal tin your daily habits in this ros I genorally take breakfast about 8 o'clotk, dinuer at 1 and supper at 6 Aftor that I eat no more until thy uext day, unless 1 take a lunch aiter I come off the atage, about 11 “How lorg are you on th told! " : “‘Only the eighteen minutes Tspoke, I appear but once exch day ©“And that constitutes & daoy's work, does it?" “‘Yos, that is all that the Kiralfys ask of me, I waa formerly with Hartz, the magician, when it was customary tor me to appear several timoes dnring an eveniug, but I don't like it =0 often.” “‘Doos the work ever scem tireaomo and menotonous?”’ It is never monotonous, becauso 1 very it to suit the oceasion, but when the weather is bad as it was yosterday, heavy and oppressive, I moan, it is hard work., Then Ifeltas if I wanted to sink right down in frout of the foot- lights and give it up; but I fought it with letting the audience kuow how 1folt. What do you call this awim-. ming bath out Weat here ““Ihe Notatorium,” “Yos, “that'sit. T was oul thera to-day and Il get 1n something about it to night, I'll make the man in the one woulc U are e i what ar closet talk about at. I of ek yo local things of this kind diguss. them, Onco in New Y r whilo 1 was trying to disentangle the imagin ary Irishman’s brain, the fire bolls struck and I made him ery out fire Aunother time I was sayi not a sound, not a sound in a torious voice, when a str ale I altered h ) BOUNC A suve & hoss car.’ Both took well " ““Awhile ago you o, YOUE powers acci rom Linfor did not nelect ven triloquism s a profession and proceed to qualify yoursolf for 1t.’ of such a ), 103 nover thou thing. ' My proficiency was sequired by anwusing wyself and friend [ worked as a clerk in a York oftleo.” pear in public!” was callod upn to tuke part In a church ent inment, which lod 10 other engagemeus w1 gt o paid | ———- 11 you knew & young man with some gift in your respect do you think you coul Id teach hum to becone u , but T might help him, i PR T i peoplo make me splendid cfiors to teach them, but I would not wde thy job.” ““You appear to place soniuch atress upon the value of the natural gifts, do you know of any remarkablo differ- onces in the formation of your own mouth and throat, as compared with other aspivants?” “No: nos in my own judgment, though T have had a great many doc- tors exawiue mine and pronounce their formation very perfect. 1 pre- same I haveo cultivated both,” ssid he, as ho inadvertently placed his haud upon o well-rounded chin that be- longed to a handsome face, “Do you think you inherited of your powers!”’ T guoss not, unloss 1 got all that should have belonged to both par- ents,” “‘How’s that?" ‘‘They are duaf mutoes. any cured hor him of seiatica with one oughly applied, 1t wlwo cured him severo cold and ¢ o thinks it & very valusble remcdy, and will uever be without it. 1o HABLE PERFUME., furray & Lanman’s FLORIDA WATER, est for TOILET, BATH “ard how do you manaze to locate them elsewherc?” “I don’t know exactly, Tdo it just as naturally as you talk or walk.” “Well, to put it plainer, what mus- cles are brought into action in locating the sound?’ “Oh, that is done by contracting the stomach," ““In all casee?" “Yes " T wiy don't all the voices you und at a certain distance fmitat from ;u “Well, you nee, that is rezulated in this way: When 1 want the volce to sound some distance off, I move only the muscles at the base of the stom- ach, and when 1 want it nearer the contraction is higher up. The pitch and tone are regulated by the throat and mouth,” *‘When you are golug through with your part does it appear to you that the sounds are located elsewherel” “Oh, yes, when I tald to the figures they seem to be speaking to me, and oes the charcoal man.” “Isn't that imagination?” ““The effect npon my ears is the same a8 that upon the ears of the audience.” “How long does your performance last?" + Thirty-five minuetes in reality, but with the Kiralfy's only about eighteen at the utmost " “Is it very \«x!muthnTl “Well, no, I generally feel better after the exercise.” ““They say that ventriloqulsts do not “Hd i I\NO" FRCHIEF, O ol e H'U'Rfi'l"fl EUROPEAN HOTEL, Tho moat centralle located hotol in the clty, Rooms 76, 31.00, 816 and 42.00 per day.” First Claas Restaursnt connected with the hotel .HURST. - =« Prop. Corner Fourth and Locust Streots. BT, LOUIS MO. Samuel €, Davis & Gn.j DRY GOODS JOBBERS b5 oY IMPORTERS, Waghington Ave. and Fifth St. 8T. LOUIS MO. 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