Club 71: 1993
by Geoff Maltby

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Issue 63

THREE BLIND MICE for Kids by Steve Jones
NIGHT WATCH by Maurice Phillips
LETTERS: Bouquet or Brickbat, your chance to have your say.
THAT ROPE & VASE AGAIN This time by Magini of Ipswich
HENRIQUE ponders
SIMON SAYS: This time Lovell's all new MTC
MENTAL MAGIC: This month Square Bashing from Stephen Tucker
SUBSCRIPTIONS Don't miss a single issue
HOW TO SUCCEED Part 14 of Steve Jones Get Rich Quick series
NEWS & REVIEWS around the studio conducted by Geoff
MISTAKE: A mental offering from Arun Bonerjee
WHAT DO I DO NEXT? Ponders Malcolm Yaffe
RIGHTING A WRONG: A Clever idea from Angelo Carbone
SNAP: An almost serious strong-man card effect from Tony Richards
FOUR CAUGHT: Inventive effect by Robert Gardner
BACK WINDOW: Al Smith with a song in his heart
TOSSED OUT BOOK: Not a literary salad but a mental effect by Barrie Richardson and Eric Mason

Issue 64

Issue 65

Kiddies Column with "Mr. Potato head from Steve Jones
Habits is a very clever new card effect from Lewis Jones
Fourth Dimenscon is a silk vanish with a thumb-tip which may be passed for examination after!
Henrique and a curious tale of a donkey!
Les McLean offers Pentalock with Polo Mints!
Remote Control and Al Smith muses upon self-working miracles
Out of this Cosmos. Stephen Tucker with a version of out of this world using a gimmicked pad
Romany Numerology. Arun Bonerjee with Indian mathematricks
NEWS & Reviews in and around the studio, discussed by Geoff
The Magnetic hand is a new and clever approach to an old effect
How to succeed in magic - part 16. Having taught you how to be rich and famous - Steve now shows you how to avoid a run in with the law
Robert Gardener with a very neat and clever card control
Simon says that's the way to do it
Letters. Your chance to have your say.
SNOOPS SCOOPS - a humorous introduction to mentalism
In the next Issue: What's coming up

Issue 66

THE EYES HAVE IT! A commercial routine by Trevor Lewis with thanks to Sid Lorraine
COUNTING THE COSTS. The penultimate chapter of Steve Jones' series concerning the business of magic.
SO YOU WANT TO BE A CHILDREN'S ENTERTAINER. The first in a new series by Walt Lees aimed at the serious children's entertainer.
PAGE 98 - 14th line. An intriguing method of forcing two numbers, eminently suitable for a book test. By Werner Miller
QUASI MEMORISED PACK. A mental stunt from Barrie Richardson
NEWS & VIEWS in and around the studio. Conducted by Geoff Maltby
SIMON LOVELL with thoughts on stooges from America
LETTERS, Your chance to have your say
A POSSIBLE DATE WITH DESTINY. Clever new idea from Stephen Tucker
AL SMITH with more pensive musings
SNOOPS SCOOPS with valuable information on the worthy art of table hopping!

Issue 67

Ali Card Abra reflects upon the Mirror Box
SO YOU WANT TO BE A CHILDREN'S ENTERTAINER. Part two of an important new series by Walt Lees
Wealth & Fame the Steve Jones way, part 18
SON OF IMPROMPTU GANG OF FOUR. Stephen Tucker does it again!
NEWS & REVIEWS with Geoff in and around the studio
STRING & TWO BORROWED RINGS. A miracle from Barrie Richardson
SIMON SAYS. The trained stooge part II from our favourite ex-patriot
More Musings through Al Smith's rear window
Horoscope Divination. Clever stuff from Arun Bonerjee
Henrique still dropping dew and flying a B.S. kite!

Issue 68

Part three of Walt Lee's series on entertaining children.
Magic Paint Tin - a colourful idea for the children's entertainer from Roland Lumby
Gestalt Vision. Another knockout effect from mentalist Barrie Richardson
Ali Cardabra ponders the billiard balls
Simon Lovell with a super stunt for conventions
Henrique and the pitfalls of pregnancy testing
News and Reviews in and around the studio
A Christmas Riddle
Letters - your chance to have your say
Twincess: A clever new card item from Phil Goldstein
A new presentation for Holistic Matrix by Kennedy Smith
Drama in magic. Steve Jones with another Oscar winning column
Al Smith continues to philosophise on things magical

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