Club 71: 1994
by Geoff Maltby

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Issue 69

• Entertaining Children Part 4 by Walt Lees - The choice of material
• SUBSCRIPTION INFORMATION - How to keep the club magazine dropping through your letter-box!
• Malcolm Yaffe with an intriguing variation on 'String & Bones'
• Drama in Magic - Steve Jones with part 2 of his exciting new series
• PRELOCATION - another ingenious winner from Phil Goldstein, alter ego of Max Maven
• Simon Sayes - Simon Lovell with a nifty card miracle especially for flummoxing magicos!
• News & Reviews. Geoff with the latest update on the forthcoming QE2 Magic Convention/Cruise
• The Back Window and Al Smith ponders on the subject of working at 'any price'
• Aeroplane cards - clever magic from our resident genial genius Barrie Richardson
• Keith's Column. First in a new series from Pro Keith Fields. This issue he turns the heat on hecklers.

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Issue 70

• GRAHAM S. CLARKE with Will '0 The Wisp - a cute bar trick
• SUBSCRIPTION INFO - How to make certain you don't miss a thing.
• KAMIKAZE! a new routine for Perilous Propellor by Don Simpson.
• ALI CARDABRA with a vanishing pen. Not as prosaic as it sounds.
• HENRIQUE with more tales and how to upset the neighbours!
• COMPETITION. Big Prizes for big ideas.
• TOPICAL HEAT. Views on three important topics currently under debate.
• WALT LEES continues his series on the science of entertaining children
• NEWS & REVIEWS around the studio with the very latest news on the OE2 Magic Cruise
• SIMON LOVELL is now in America, see how he is getting on.
• CARMO with a touch of realism. Cabaret magic with a difference.
• AL SMITH doing The Act as Known through his window
• DO YOU WANT TO CONTINUE? with Barrie Richardson. You will when you have read this!

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Issue 71

• The Aeroplane Cards revisited, by Clyde Clayton
• Queen Elizabeth 2 Magic Cruise Reviewed by Aiden Heritage
• LETTERS: Your chance to have your say
• HENRIQUE considers the terrors of the trade
• BUTTON SWITCH a clever idea from Robert Gardner
• DOUBLE DESIGN FOR LAUGHTER by Kennedy Smith
• NEWS & REVIEWS IN AND AROUND THE STUDIO conducted by Geoff
• SIMON LOVELL with news & Gossip from the United States
• THE BACK WINDOW where Al Smith Considers the effectiveness of the effect
• RUNNING UP THE ODDS by Werner Miller
• SUBSCRIPTION INFORMATION make certain that you don't miss a single issue
• BARRIE RICHARDSON presents his challenge mentalism
• SO YOU WANT TO BE A CHILDREN'S ENTERTAINER. Part 6 in this 'How to' series
• CHERCHEZ la SENSE - Exposure & Expulsion considered by Walt Lees

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Issue 72

• Tony Wiltshire with the Human Printing Machine
• How to be a rich and famous children's entertainer. Part seven of Walt Lees series
• Malcolm Yaffe magically combines National Smile Week with the Community Dental Service!
• Subscription Information
• Baron Von Strasser with an American Point of view
• Geoff has the latest info on the 1995 Magic Cruise
• Al Smith muses on the validity of the return to normality and the big socko climax!
• Simon Lovell with tales of travelling the Mother country
• Basic Card Technique. The Elmsley Count
• E.S.P. Mismatch. Mental Magic from Arun Bonerjee
• Competition. Another method to become rich and famous
• Resident Guru, Barrie Richardson considers the clock dial mystery

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Issue 73

• Some thoughts and routining on Coin Unique by Philip Sweeting
• Penultimate Mental Ecstasy. A storming mental masterpiece from Barrie Richardson
• Competition. Your chance to be rich and famous at Geoff's expense
• News and Reviews around the studio conducted by Geoff
• Letters. Your chance to have your say about anything magical.
• A Punch from the Prof. Punch & Judy & Videos plus news of an important new series coming in the magazine soon
• Table Top steal & loading technique from Robert Gardner
• So you want to be a Children's Entertainer? Walt Lees with part 8 of his series on how to cash in on this gold-mine!
• Basic Card Technique. This month we cover the subject of card control
• Your Favourite figure. A different paddle effect from the creative mind of Magini of Ipswich

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