Magic & Conjuring: page 107

• NEWS & REVIEWS Magic around the studio with Geoff Maltby
• HEAVY & LIGHT: First Class magic for the childrens' entertainer from Malcolm Yaffe
• BASIC CARD TECHNIQUE: Basic Card Technique Part 9:- Add-on Switches
• SUBSCRIPTION DETAILS, together with rates and renewal information
• STEVE JONES with a well designed squiggle or Einstein's graphology!
• SIMON SAYS: More from our very own expatriot!
• MINOR MIRACLE: More Mental magic from Arun Bonerjee of India
• AL SMITH MUSES on things Magical and things Star Trek!!
• HOW TO BE A CHILDREN'S ENTERTAINER Part 15 - Age Groups and how to handle...

• Members Write. Your chance to have your say about anything on the magic scene.
• Problem children. Part 7 of Walt Lees series on the entertainment of children.
• Ring the Bell: New cabaret item from Jim Breedon
• Variations on a theme by Katherine, including the cig through jacket.
• The oh so simple nudist packet by Philip Sweeting
• Phil Goldstein with a variation on a Peter Duffie effect.
• Simon Lovell with a letter from America
• News and reviews in and around the studio conducted by Geoff
• David Copperfield at Earls Court London - Ali Cardabra reviews the show
• Al Smith discusses...

• 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...

• 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...

• MENTAL ECSTASY - A brilliant New Mental epic from Barrie Richardson
• CEREAL SERIAL by Club Lunatic and all round nice guy Tony Richards
• SNOOPS SCOOPS: Divulges the deepest secrets of how to do a Magic Lecture
• SUBSCRIPTION INFO. Don't Miss out
• PART EIGHT of Steve Jones series, How to Become Rich and Famous
• FUNNIES, Cartoon Corner
• THE HOLY JUMP: More pasteboard mutilation by Angelo Carbone
• HENRIQUE tells it how it is straight from the shoulder
• THE BACK WINDOW: Meditative Musings of Cardician Al Smith
• SIMON LOVELL with thoughts and a wee trickette pour voo
• COMEDY IMPRESSIONS...

• BALLOON MODELLING. A comprehensive course for every entertainer by Walt Lees
• KIDDIES COLUMN. The Diminishing Cards routined for Children with Jim Breedon
• STAGE TABLE. Easily made when you follow Brian Eden's Sound and Practical Advice
• SHARP PRACTISE. More Serious Card Work collected by Justin Higham
• PUNCH SWAZZLE FOR TABLE-HOPPERS? Graham Clarke shows you when and where!
• VENTRILOQUISM. Len Belmont continues this issue with Chapter 11 in the Series
• SNOOPS SCOOPS: Coaching at the Spaghetti Acadamy
• SIMON SAYS. Cute n Clever Colour Changing Cards!
• NEWS In and Around the Studio...

• Kiddies Column: Brian Eden continues his series, entertaining the modern child, Part six - assistants
• OOOOH AN' 'E WAS STRONG: A Kids routine from Walt Lees
• Open Competition Big Money Prizes
• Basic Card Technique continues with the Kosky Switch Change
• Letters. Your chance to say exactly what you want
• Letters Writs and Court Cases arising from 'The Bodgit'
• Magic of the Mind: Steve Jones contributes a smashing, intimate mental effect
• Snoop's Scoops: Magic's only soap continues with Saucy Sausage secrets and Mr McCulture's box
• Coin in Balloon: A clever variation on a theme...

• Walt Lees Editorial
• Variations on a Theme: The Monte Christo Card Continues
• Subscription Information: How to keep it coming
• Competition: You chance to win big prizes
• Basic Card Technique: Another Top Change by Tony Jackson
• Kiddies Column: with Richard Stupple's routine for Giant and Dwarf
• Computer Magic: Part two of Walt's Quick on the Draw
• Juggling Jottings: Bob Menary continues this useful series
• Pronto Card To Wallet: Our serialisation of Hugh Miller's 'Al Koran's Legacy'
• Punch and Judy: musings by Ron Denton
• The Sword of Fate by James Breedon
• Funny Fings that persist...

• Editorial by Walt Lees
• Letters: Your chance to have your say
• Let's Take A Closer Look: Space Cups by Magical Matt
• Variations on a Theme by Malcolme Yaffe
• Micro (Computer) Magic: The Data Base
• Kiddies Column: Sucker Blendo by Walt Lees
• Funny Fings that continue to happen to Len Belmont
• Optical Delusions by Sebastian Cody
• Magic at Work: a new series
• Poet's Corner
• Bar Magic: Squash Caught
• Competition: your chance to win big prizes
• All's Well That End's Well: a pause for thought by Walt Lees
• Subscription Info: Don't miss a single issue
• Mental Magic: Barrie Richardson...

• Editorial: Walt tells it as it is
• Unclassified Ads: Buy, sell or swap
• Blackpool Convention last minute news
• Magic of the Mind by Len Vine
• The Egg Bag: Variations on a theme by Gerard Mallon
• Kiddies Column: The Fantasio Candle routined by Walt Lees
• Mental Magic by Barrie Richardson
• Card Sessions by John B. Wolf
• Psycholour Plus by Norman Wilcox
• Basic Card Technique: The Ascanio Spread
• Children's Magic: Pranky Plaque
• Close UP Card Magic by Stuart Colligan
• That's The Way To Do It: Our series on Punch and Judy continues
• Character Analysis by Harold Long
• Magical Diary:...

• Editorial by Walt Lees
• Hints and Tips by Marc Weinstock
• To Thine Own Self Be True: Thoughts on television magic
• Fred Robinson: An appreciation
• A Die-Abolic Mystery: A New Kids Routine from Tevor Lewis
• Letters: Club Members write
• That's the Way To Do It: Walt continues the series on Punch and Judy
• Unclassified Ads: Buy, sell, swop, trade with other Club Members
• Card Sessions by John C. Mournier
• Magical Diary: What's happening and when
• L. of a Card Trick: Card magic from Ian Rowland
• Bar Magic: Geoff continues this popular topic
• Let's Take A Closer Look: Penny Fortunes...

• Competition: Last Call
• Editorial
• Kiddies Column: Complete new routine by Walt Less
• Card Session
• Cabaret Time by Peter Kane
• Close-Up Magic: An intriguing effect from Charles Pemberton
• Basic Card Technique: The Double Lift
• Blackpool Convention (Special Offer for Club Members)
• Patrick's Page: A novel new Silk routine
• Society Roundup
• 1985 Catalogue Supplement
• Mental Magic: A clever prediction from 'Scrivante'
• Peanuts Monkeys and the Devil: A controversial article about fees
• Stunts and Tricks: More bar foolers
• News and Reviews
• Bar Magic
• Computer Conjuring: Conducted...

Issues 14-17

• Inside Information
• Let's Take a Closer Look: TYRED by Ron Escott
• Kiddies Column: Fatuous Fatima by Walt Lees
• Flying Spots by Tony Chaudhuri
• Magic of the Mind: Satan's Checkmate by Gardi
• News and Reviews
• Cabaret Time: Hints and Tips
• Blooming Cheek?

• Inside Information
• Let's Take A Closer Look: Matchaskill by Gerald Kosky
• Kiddies Column: Going Dutch by Walt Lees
• Bar Magic: The Card on the Window
• Computer Conjuring by Peter Rendle
• Card Sessions: Spot Repellant by Tony Chaudhuri
• Patrick's Page: The Square Circle Production
• Packet Jumping...

14 issues, the first period of Club 71 before its 6 year hiatus.
[Note: There is one small error in the numbering of issues which started later in the life of Club 71. When we trace back issue numbers we see that we have to start with issue #0 rather than #1 to make everything consistent.

• Inside information
• Curious about Curios?
• Made to Match
• Collector's Corner
• Are you an Individual? or do you run with the pack?

• Inside information
• Treasured Play-bills
• Let's Take A Closer Look
• Robert-Houdin Centenary Portfolio
• Insight on Robert-Houdin
• Collector's Corner
• Tributes to the Greats
• Spotlight on Etchings

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BASIC EFFECT:

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• What MANY parents have told me about our competition
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• What to say! (My Lecture called “The Phine Art of Silly Chit Chat!”)
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Table of Contents

• SATANIC RITES
• THE BROWN DETECTIVE
• THE MENTAL PACK
• DYING TIME
• PREDICTUM
• DIVINOTION
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• K.I.A.
• CANNY FAIL
• SHORT TERM
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This is the fourth in a series of download DVDs dedicated to tricks and routines using ESP cards. This volume 4 features routines by Howard Adams.

Contents:

• PAKATRIA: A spectator picks a card and places it into an envelope. He then shuffles the cards and removes seven cards. You place the envelope on one card. It matches the selection.
• RECYCLER: You remove five cards from the deck. A spectator chooses the order of another set of five symbols. You have predicted the actions of the spectator.
• NAPKAN: Two spectators remove two symbols at random. They then cover one packet with a napkin...