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Club 71 - The Magician
Club 71: 1999
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Club 71: 1970 - 2007 (all issues)
Issue 104
News & Reviews in and around the Studio
Ian Adair with bits of balloon business for Children
Arun Bonerjee's Mental Birthday Card
So you still want to be a children's entertainer says Walt Lees
Henrique on the business of games to entertain the youngsters and fill in the time!
Letters. Your chance to tell it like it is
Balloonacy from Balloonatic Malcolm Malan
Eddie Dawes Collects his thoughts about things valuable.
Miller's Mysteries continues with a Flexible Number Force
Simon Lovell considers the Multiple Top Change
Alan Ward's Baffling Bycyclette will cross your eyes
John Rhodes rides into town with a posse of new news
Al Smith considers the business of Art as he window watches this month
Basic Card Sleights. This month we cover the one handed top palm
Barrie Richardson shuffles a deck. Removes an unseen card and asks the spectator to name it. He does. Impossible? Not when you have read this month's offering.
Professor Dawes with all that you missed in the rest of the mags.
Issue 105
News and Reviews with Geoff Maltby
So you really want to be a children's entertainer. Walt Lees continues his series
Barrie Richardson offers Simplex Psychometry, another stunning effect from our resident Guru.
Tassel Mania is exactly that, offered by Ian Adair for Children's entertainer
Henrique with more horror stories
Entertaining Toddlers. Sound advice from Jack Shea regarding entertaining the teeny weenies
More Miller's Mathematical Mysteries
Al Smith ventures, nay gallops, into the valley of death
Ian Keable reveals all from his diary
Eddie Dawes with the contents of the other magic magazines around the world
Malcolm Malan continues his new series on Balloonacy
John Rhodes with all the magic news from the lay press
Letters Page. Bouquets and Brickbats, your chance to thump the tub
Collector's Corner with an interesting piece about magical premiums
Issue 106
News and Reviews around the studio
Steve Jones offers A Kit Saws. Intriguing card magic
Ian Adair with Sucker Red, White and Bluendo
Werner Miller continues his series of mysteries with 'An honest card trick'
Barrie Richardson revisits the solid ghost concept
Al Smith exorcises the devil with a tale of Henrique like tragedy
Dangerous tricks for children are discussed in this chapter of Walt Lees' children's series
Silk Magic by Solyl Kunda in an effect called The Rainbow
Basic card Sleights continues with palming in the Dai Vernon Manner
John Rhodes with a very interesting collection of magical stories from the lay press
Eddie Dawes' Collecting Thought including info about Lewis Carroll
Phil Goldstein considers an Austrian Australian
Alan Ward's curious puzzle of a mystery voice
More silk magic, this time a nu-way production from Soumya Deb
Henrique ponders the youth of today
Mike Hopley proffers Hercule Poirot's Book Test
Arun Bonerjee with a word processor
Ian Keable ponders reviews of magic shows
Eddie Dawes with the reviews from the rest of the magical press
Issue 107
News and Reviews with Geoff around the studio
Ian Adair with two offerings this month for the children's entertainer
Somya Deb proffers a Goofy Wand
Malcolm Malan continues his series with a new age parrot
Werner Miller and another cleverly disguised mathematical principle
John Rhodes relates all the magic published in the lay press
Walt Lees considers the number of different shows the children's entertainer needs
Ed Hass with another use for Lewis Jones' brilliant Memory Deck
Eddie Dawes with all the news in the magical press
Peter Duffie joins our list of regulars with an offering entitled Wedlock
Al Smith relates the pitfalls the can follow philately in early childhood
Alan ward shows Instant Witchcraft
Basic Card Technique this month covers multiple Palming. It is not as daunting as it sounds
Henrique discusses his technique for charting up sailors
The prolific Arun Bonerjee with Characters in a Word
Eddie Dawes with his regular musings in the Collector's corner.
Issue 108
QE2 Magic Cruise Review
Clyde Clayton with a variation on the 'Lightning Centre Tear'
Walt Lees continues his series on the business of being a children's entertainer
Henrique lectures on the art of lecturing
Ian Adair has a blowthrough
Malcolm Malan considers dogs
Soumya Deb Surprises Some Silks
Steve Jones attains the Age of Love
John Rhode, news newshound extrordinaire
Basic(!) Multiple Top Palm
Alan Ward and a Little Black Number
Ali Cardabra with a very Passe Prediction
David Zauber presents the Ceremony of the Keys
The competition. Fame and wealth below your wildest dreams
Al Smith minds his language in the back window
Werner Miller strikes it rich in Klondyke
Letters, your chance to right wrongs
Peter Duffie Automates his Diamonds
Collecting Thoughts with Professor Dawes
ESC with Bonerjee
Potting the Colours with Sujit Kumar
Ian Keable muses Mugging and Magic
Barrie Richardson shares a Devious Deck Switch
Journal Highlights, the best of the rest with Eddie Dawes
Issue 109
News & Reviews with Geoff
Barrie Richardson's Psychic Poker
Henrique with more tales of the unexpected
Decerption Deception from Peter Duffie
Ali Cardabra continues his new series, this time with a Topsy Turvey trick
Ian Adair wears a funny fez
Malcolm Malan ventures south to pick up a penguin
Here's a Nother from Phil Goldstein
Eddie Dawes reviews the rest of the magical journals around the world
Enter the club competition for fame & fortune!
Alan Ward tumbles dynamically
Werner Miller with Magnetic Jokers
Letters page, Jack Poulter puts us right
Al Smith this time considers cookery through the back window
John Rhodes with magic in the lay press
Hebrew Canes and Crutches c/o Michael Factor
Ian Keable considers the bestowal of titles upon Jay Sankey by Don Bevan
If you still want to be a children's entertainer, Walt Lees considers public works
More poker, this time of a Jiggery nature from Steve Jones
Eddie Dawes rounds up this issue with his Collectors' Corner
Issue 110
News from Geoff Maltby. Las Vegas, QE2 and other things magical
Short Term. A novel contribution from regular contributor, Peter Duffie
Ian Adair contributes Flower Pot Fun
Ali Cordabra's New For Old column reveals Vanishing Dye Bottles
Basic Card Technique covers the Fan steal and Bottom palm
Ian Keabte and a Psychic surgeon
John Rhodes with news magic from the lay press
Barrie Richardson with the mother of all centre tears
Tools of the trade by Soryl Kundu
Eddie Dawes reviews all the other Magic Journals you might have missed
Arun Bonerjee with an envelope divination
Henrique sets the pages on fire this issue
Steve Jones on the history of the three card trick?
Walt Lees continues his series for the childrens' entertainer with Christmas preparations
Al Smith ponders Bert Weedon and the practise of magic
Alan Ward is In the Spirit of the Stones
Miller's Mysteries continue unabated with the Monge/Slop Shuffle
Professor Dawes rounds off this issue with his Collectors' Corner
Issue 111
News around the studio with Geoff
Barrie Richardson with an Ambiguous Coffee Can!
Tom Owen with his knock out Torn and restored Banknote
Walt continues his series for Childrens entertainers, still without a trick in sight
Al Smith remembers Rovi and takes a risk with Chan Canasta
Ian Adair with an original Origami box
Peter Duffie contributes some caught kings
Alan Ward balances a bottle
Eddie Dawes with the journals and all you have missed elsewhere
Werner Miller with a mathematical judgement of Paris
Samosh Coomer joins us with a symbolic mystery
Basic card technique this month covers the multiple bottom palm
Arun Bonerjee gives his variation on any card at any number
Ali Cardabra with new for old
Gora Dutta is welcomed aboard with his Balloon O Mental
Henrique describes himself curiously
John Rhodes with more Lay news
Ian Keable considers Llandudno and the competition
Eddie Dawes rounds up with Collectors' Corner
Issue 112
News and Views around the studio
Ian Adair is Over the Moon with a special routine for the children's entertainer
Ian Keable v Guy Hollingworth
Peter Duffie Dreamt of cards
Basic Card Technique - This time Palming from a tabled deck
Arun Bonerjee with another mental effect called Row ESP
Al Smith listens to the rythm of the falling rain - pitter patter
Ali Cardabra with a new for old ring in bottle
Reading Matter if you really want to be a children's entertainer
Saileswar Mukerjee with a comedy sacking Twentieth Century
Miller's Mysteries continues with a Phoenix Deal
All Rhodes with John and all the news that's fit to print
Henrique claims to do posh gigs as well as all the cheap ones!
Canes or Crutches revisited
Mordinary from Phil Goldstein
Eddie Dawes with his regular review of the journals
Malcolm Malan with seasonal Balloonacy produces a one balloon Reindeer
Professor Dawes Collects his thoughts once again
word count: 240935 which is equivalent to 963 standard pages of text
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