"Featured Bald Man Entertainer"

                Aaron Williams & Freddie

Reviews

“Williams is a truly fabulous comic ventriloquist, with great technical prowess and funny material” —Variety  

“ Williams is a quick wit and amazing ventriloquist who made his dummy yell, sing and talk perfectly without any sign it was coming from Williams. His telephone voice has to be heard to be believed.” —Seattle (Washington) Times

Aaron Williams, Freddie has appeared with some of the top names in show business, among them Ray Charles, Sammy Davis, Jr.; Gladys Knight & the Pips, Merle Haggard, Tony Orlando and Dawn, Robert Goulet, The 5th Dimension, and Vikki Carr, to their audience’s delight and to rave reviews. Appearing with Aaron and Freddie these days is an other character, Grandpa Ike, whose only claim to fame is the fact that he was born in 1822. The quality and versatility of Aaron Williams and Freddie has enabled them to appear in far away places – Japan, China, Thailand, Ethiopia, Greece, Saudi Arabia, Morocco, to name a few – with resounding success, in addition to being favorites on the university  campus and night club circuits here at home. None of this comes as a surprise to Freddie, Aaron Williams’ not-so-dumb dummy.  

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            "Featured Bald Head Athlete"

                        Joe Russel

Joe Russel, former world record holder, two-time Paralympic athlete, Pan-American record holder, and five-time national record holder in different weight divisions, is one of America's leading athletes in Powerlifting.   

His acclaimed career in sports for people with disabilities began in 1980, when in weightlifting; he beat the national champion of that year, at the Dixie Invitational Wheelchair Games at the Cobb County Civic Center in Marietta, Georgia.  In 1990, he received a congratulatory letter from Arnold Schwarzenegger, then chair of the President's Council on Physical Fitness and Sports, for breaking a national record by lifting 330 lbs with a body weight of 132 lbs.  In 1995, Joe broke the National record in weightlifting by benchpressing 385 lbs. with a body weight of 175 lbs. In addition to participation in weightlifting/powerlifting, Joe has competed in wheelchair track and field, table tennis, tennis, and basketball. online store, 

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