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Club 71 - The Magician
Club 71: 2004
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Club 71: 1970 - 2007 (all issues)
Issue 151
Magical News and reviews around the world
More Television magic and Walt discusses it
Henrique and a friendly council worker with a historic magical interest
Letters Brickbats, bouquets and observations
and the tale of a snotty, salty son
Magic event diary. Put your society on the map
Jim Breedon and the Spider and the Fly
Basic card technique continues with the Jordan/Siva count
Stephen Tucker must be dealing from a dodgy deck ... the 15 of clubs
Ian Adair with his Wallaby Wands
Barrie Richardson revisits the Mount Kenya Paradox
Bob Ostin is recounting the spots on his old green die
Werner Miller is as easy as counting
Peter Duffie is a Con Artist?
Vic Bridle is the suitable king
Alan Ward has a heart
Malcolm Yaffe rationalises the colour changing deck
Annual competition. There is still time to enter
Unclassified ads: Buy, sell or swop
Eddie Dawes relates the invitation only Los Angeles Magic History Conference
John Rhodes with a wide ranging collection of lay printed magical stories
A Smith rounds off this issue with magic, musicians and the old Jewish Joanna
Issue 152
News and reviews conducted by Geoff
Letters. Your chance to have your say or to request advice
Annual competition Fame and fortune may be yours!
Henrique combines senna pods, the bombing of Berlin and children's' entertaining
Eddie Dawes reviews the other magical press from around the world
Jim Breedon writes about Slydini and an Origami frog
Diary. Put your society on the magical map
Ian Adair Jacks in the Box
Basic card technique this month counts the Ham 'n eggs - but withholds the oeufs brouilles
Robert Ostin Esq with a cunning box of swans, sans signets
Vic Brindel sees clearly now and socks it to them
Stephen Tucker drops a jumbo bomb
Les & Martin Peirce find a Queen in their small change
Werner Miller is also Queenly on the subject of Royal ties
Peter Duffie - Scots pentathelete with a deck of cards
Barrie Richardson with the final solution for the recalcitrant billet refolder
Unclassified ads to buy, sell or swop
Arun Bonerjee - A mystical wordsmith if ever there was
Alan Ward figures it out digitally
Walt Lees spent the month in front of the box
John Rhodes spent the month reading the papers
Al Smith spent the month concerned about managerial pitfalls and residencies
Issue 153
News around the magical world with Geoff
A full postbag this month with news, views and ponderings
Henrique's dewdrops fall upon The Great Disaster
Annual competition results. Are you rich and famous this time around?
Unclassified ads. Buy, sell or swop
Barrie Richardson III card rising
March Magical events. Put your society on the magical map
Magical Pen with Jim Breedon on criticism and soliciting
Arun Bonerjee mixes his drinks with Sloppy Blancmange
Stephen Tucker will never forget a back
Bob Ostin's napkins enclose a secret
Phil Goldstein puts his cards on the table behind distinguished family values
Just by chance this month Werner Miller stands to lose
Peter Duffie's Poker backfires
Alan Ward recounts a rebus
Ian Adair with another chance, this time just undercover
Peter Kane with an Itsy Bitsy Bandit
Walt Lees' combined rope routine
Eddie Dawes collects his thoughts and the vexing case of the Monte Carlo Millionaire
John Rhodes with the magic in the lay Press
Al Smith and his significant bothers
Issue 154
Round up of the latest magical news
JJ gets the thumbs up from a clever dick
Walt Lees reviews the recent telly
Letters; have your say or proffer your suggestions
Put your society on the magical map
Henrique opens his trap and visits the opera
Ian Adair exceeds expectations with a coin wand
Barrie Richardson invokes Blackstone and presents a two inch stage illusion
Marlo, Ostin, Lewis and Allen combine to clear the oily waters
Alan Ward suspends both belief and a ping-pong ball
Vic Bridle reverses Bob Ostin's die, dyed green
Unclassified ads. Buy sell, swop or promote your lecture
Werner Miller transposes while on auto
Soumya Deb with a straight forward 20th Century silks
Peter Duffie collects cards with a catalyst
Daniel de Urquiza presents Miracle Monte the Argentinian way
Details of this year's competition
Peter Kane's case is falling apart
Jim Breedon is polarised into action
Eddie Dawes reviews the magical press
Ventriloquism the Tiger way
John Rhodes with the lay magic news
Al Smith's pertinent ponderings
Issue 155
News of the 2005 Queen Mary 2 Magic Cruise
Gay, Debbie, Linda and Pam in the box on the wireless
An ordinary kids' party for Henrique!!!!
Ian Adair with two quickies ... one monied the other macabre
Barrie Richardson shows the divination is in the devilish detail
Stephen Tucker manipulates a magnetic mouse with a free plug for Roy Roth
This year's competition. Your chance for fame and fortune?
Magical event diary, make sure that your society is firmly on the magical map.
Al Koran's Princess becomes a right royal old Queen
Dai Vernon's Triumph over the Argentinian way
Back to Basics with school master Walt
Alan Ward with a kosher star
Peter Duffie presents illusion Versus Reality
Steve Jones chronicles travelling from Vernon to postscripts
Jim Breedon's historical thoughts and a mutilated shirt
Eddie Dawes curtain raiser to the Magic Circle Collectors' day
Letters. Your chance to have your say
John Rhodes with the magic in the lay press
Issue 156
News around the magical world from Geoff
Ian Keable in defence of Box Jumpers
JJ gives S&M magic for free
Henrique and the curious case of cross dressing
Eddie Dawes with his review of the magical journals
Unclassified ads. Buy, sell, exchange & inform
Magical Event Diary, put your society on the map at no cost
Walt Lees plumbs the basic depths for an illusion
Phil Goldstein with thanks to Peter Duffle, Roy Walton and Dai Vernon
Bob Ostin wist a feke die
Competition details
Ward's word is wonderful
Miller's Mysteries serve up four effects this month for your delectation
Ian Adair with a double delight for children
Ma Relics. Stephen Tucker with a double set of aces
Daniel deUrquiza sends a stacked transposition inspired by Tamariz
Mrs Breedon is revealed on all fours with an apple, some lettuce and a tortoise!
Arun Bonerjee divulges the date of birth
A rare book review and the telly at Lees Mansions
John Rhodes with all the magical news in the lay press
Issue 157
Round up of the latest magical news
Review of the 2004, 11th Repro Magic Cruise around the Mediterranean
Henrique in the saga, gaga house
Ian Adair waves his Hippity Hop Wands and produces a clear view of the Square Circle
Walt Lees shows where there's muck there's Brass and it stacks
Jim Breedon bungs a ring in a potential omelette
Unclassified ads. for subscribers. Buy sell, exchange or advertise your club events
Magical Event Diary. Put your society on the map for free.
Daniel de Urquiza with a very astute perspective
Alan Ward is numerologically lucky for Jean
Peter Duffie with a right pain in the Ace
Werner Miller separates the Gold from the dross
Competition details for fame and fortune
Les Johnson's tribute to Peter Kane
Peter Kane's epitaph
Basic card technique continues with a false swing cut
Steve Jones' card puzzle
Walt Lees of the telly, knitting a second jumper
John Rhodes with the magical news from the lay press
Issue 158
Round up of the latest magical news
Walt off his telly with reviews
Eddie Dawes rounds up the magical press
Letters. Your chance to air your views, news, brickbats and bouquets
Society News and events
Unclassified ads. Buy sell and swop free
Ian Adair's topsy pencils and a handybag
Arun Bonerjee has an image in the symbols
Vic Bridle takes the blues
Extra, Extra, read all about Clyde Clayton's Princess
Peter Duffie can afford a rolex
Stephen Tucker's seedy digital trick
Alan Ward's Brainstorm
Werner Miller crosses his crisses with numbers
Soumya Deb proffers a trayful of goodies
Daniel de Urquiza with an Argentinian Dunbury Delusion
Fame and fortune with our annual competition
Ron Chatburn's variation on the Bandit a.k.a. Peter Kane
Jim Breedon's Magic pen inks the gypsy thread
Lesson 58 of the Basic card technique course covers in-hands false cuts
Henrique and magic in the sheltered accommodation
John Rhodes with this month's selection of magic in the lay press
Issue 159
Round-up of the latest magical news
Henrique and the seven ages of man, myth and magic
Walt Lees discusses the matter of routiniung
Eddie Dawes collects his thoughts once more, including details of the IBM convention in USA
Arun Bonerjee analyses ESP
Details of this year's competition. Your chance for fame and fortune?
A double dose of Ian Adair
Peter Duffie up the garden path again
Werner Miller with Vernade cards
Stephen Tucker is a rubout with an eraser
Alan Ward gets the message
Fred Castle and Jumbo Cards; first of a new series courtesy of Arthur Emerson
Unclassified Ads. Sell buy and swop. Free!
Magical Event Diary. Put your society on the map
Malcolm Yaffe with a subtle variation on the Magic Square
Steve Jones' triple coincidence Tristar
Jim Breedon's Magic pen and a time warp
Walt Lees' basic card technique with hands to table false cuts
Letters, comments, suggestions and gripes
John Rhodes rounds up the magic in the lay press
Al Smith rounds off this issue on the subject of card cheats
Issue 160
Round up of the latest magical news
Letters and comments from readers
Who won what at the British Ring
Henrique and H.M. Customs and those little rubber gloves
Eddie Dawes tells us what we missed in the other magical journals
Ian Adair with a double dose featuring silks and cards
Barrie Richardson gives us an impromptu stunt for the next time we are interviewed on the telly
James Breedon mutilates Mrs Breedon's parasol
Phil Goldstein on a roll with a watch
Alan Ward is inspired by Jim Steinmeyer's nine card problem
Steve Zudeck's tasty Seven Up
Buy sell swop and notify with our free unclassified ad column
Magic Society news. Is your society on the map?
Chris Wardle
has a clue about murder
This year's competition details
Malcom Yaffe finally tells Roy Roth to put a sock in it
Werner Miller's Daltonic. What's that? Read and see
Peter Duffie is inside out
Basic card technique. This month it's tabletop false cuts
Magicrostic compiled by Steve Zudek
John Rhodes with the magic of the lay press
Al Smith rounds off this issue with hecklers wannabes and thickos
Issue 161
Round up of the latest magical news
Letters Page. Your chance to have your say and offer suggestions
Henrique suffers under the influence of a Bloody Mary
Fred Castle Column featuring magic with Jumbo Cards
Malcolm Yaffe with a time prediction loosely based on Koran's Gold Medallion
A double dose of Magical Ian Adair
Barrie Richardson offers Mind to Mind
Jim Breedon with an effect based on Star Trek
Lift Grift from the prolific mind of Phil Goldstein
Peter Duffie and a new hue hoves into view
Basic Card technique features this month a detailed description of the Bart Harding card system
Virtual Reality is presented by Arun Bonerjee
Unclassified adverts. Buy, sell, swop and blow your trumpet or promote your society and events completely free of charge
Collector's Corner edited by Eddie Dawes with news of a magic prop scheduled to sell for $150,000!!
John Rhodes rounds off this issue with all the magical news in the lay press.
Issue 162
Round up of the latest magical news
TV and Radio Reviews of magical content
Henrique rails against ageism
Ian Adair with a Royal line-up and a die shaken not stirred
Barrie Richardson becomes the Devil's disciple with a dodgy dictionary
Simon Lovell returns to our pages with a depilated Jack
Arun Bonerjee with a colour card match
Soumya Deb brings up the Indian contingent with a cunning silk effect
Peter Duffie embraces the Queens of Darkness
Jim Breedon ponders on memories of our fragile heroes ... and a Switch Pad.
The Fred Castle series continues with the Jumbo Hamman Count
Steve Jones combines your date of birth, chocolate and arithmetic
Werner Miller with a topological magic square
Walt Lees shares his big nose spongeball routine for children
Malcolm Yaffe handles the German coin box with great care
Stephen Tucker continues his series with a dot to dot prediction
Walt Lees' basic sleights series covers table top false cuts
John Rhodes rounds up the magic in the lay press
word count: 311382 which is equivalent to 1245 standard pages of text
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