Magic & Conjuring: page 59

On this download DVD are countless Ken Brooke movies showing him demonstrating and performing some of his classic routines together with many effects from Harry Stanley's Unique Magic Studio in London ... but best of all ...

Patrick Page has provided a remarkable and informative live sound commentary for this fabulous video compilation.

Martin Breese acquired the copyright to all of the Unique Magic Studio material some years ago. Amongst the many Unique Studio items were a number of silent movies and many of these featured the amazing magic of the amazing Ken Brooke – one of the most loved British magicians of...

Techniques and effects for the modern mentalist.

"Dee has outdone himself with this one. It is literally filled to the brim with practical working material. One of the best mentalism ebooks I've read in a long time." - Matt Mello

• Esoteric - Impromptu Wallet Peek:
  A number is thought of by a spectator and written upon a business card. This card is slid face down into the magician's wallet and the wallet closed so that there is no way for the magician to see what is written.

  The magician hones in on the spectator's thoughts and commits to what he thinks by writing it on a business...

Dr. Bill Nagler is a psychologist and he provides a psychologist's in depth view of the world of magic. The information is radical and instructive.Why do top magicians rarely earn the sums of money that top stars in other entertainment fields earn? Why do some people hate magic so much? What is basically wrong with most people's approach to magic?

Find out for yourself and be prepared to be startled and perhaps end up changed in your attitude to magic. Bill includes his full close up act which helped him to pay his way through medical school. You'll see that he is not just a theorist! ...

THE ONLY VERSION OF THE CLASSIC PUZZLE EFFECT THAT APPEARS TO BE A NEAR TEST CONDITIONS IMPOSSIBILITY.

The method used in Puzzled is completely original with Bob Cassidy. It is based on an "out-of-left-field logical disconnect" that will positively fool anyone who sees it.

The premise of the effect was created by the late English mentalist, Romark, back in the 1970's. A few years ago there was a minor hissy fit in the magic world about the creation and ownership of a jigsaw puzzle effect involving an image of the Mona Lisa. (But apart from the fact that the effect used a jigsawed version of...

URV is a remote viewing presentation involving complete audience participation. In a series of tests replicating actual remote viewing experiments the audience is able, under what appear to be strictly controlled conditions, to perform amazing accurate remote viewings of hidden target photographs.

Such effects are rare in mentalism and have an extremely powerful impact. They not only provide a unique experience for any intelligent audience but serve to greatly enhance the mentalist's credibility.

Two versions of the routine are described. One is designed for use with a single participant...

The Question Answering Act - or "Audience Reading" as it is more commonly called today - has always been the major effect in mentalism. Q&A, while arguably the most powerful and memorable effect in mentalism, is rarely seen today because it does not fit into the "body language/perceptionist" persona and style - its only explanations would appear to be pure mind reading or, as it was originally presented, communication with the spirits.

Here, in this ebook for the experienced mentalist - is a complete collection of original modern methods and, more importantly - presentations - for this classic...

New updated edition.

This biographical guide lists over 5,500 men and women associated with the art of conjuring from earliest recorded times to the present: performers, inventors, writers, teachers, dealers, manufacturers, publishers, collectors, historians, and showmen of magic. Several are included from the so-called allied arts of magic. Thus it gives those whose deceptions or careers directly influenced magicians, such as pseudo-psychics and card sharps; and those who share many deceptive methods with magicians, such as escapologists, mentalists, and stage pickpockets and hypnotists....

This ebook is jammed full of the most relevant information you could ever ask for in regards to working not only Cub Scout Blue and Gold Dinners, but also how to work any scouting program and event. This is one of the only ebooks that is devoted solely to giving you the information you need to work a market that can generate income for you in the slow times of the year and year round.

If you are already performing for children, work a family-focused show or if you are even a strolling magician, then Blue and Gold Banquets are a perfect extension of what you are already doing. You can learn...

This is an important work on linking rings. It includes Fitzkee's "The Oriental Rings" routine.

34 pages

3. Contents
4. Preface
6. The Old Routine
8. Methods Of Gaining Possession Of Concealed Key Ring
8. The Box Method
8. The Japanese Basket
8. The Newspaper
9. The Table
9. The Handkerchief
9. Other Concealments
9. Body Concealment
11. The Oriental Rings
12. The Apparatus
12. Preparation
13. The Presentation
13. The Wrist Count
14. The Drop Count
14. The Single Ring Count
16. An Exchange
17. A Namreh Solid Ring Move
17. The Clash Link
19. Key Steal
19. Laurant's Clash
21. Triple Chain Substitution
23. To Remove The Center From The Triple Chain
24. The...

This is the second part of the masterfully written classic work on magic. Together with Routined Manipulation Part One and Routined Manipulation Finale it is an excellent work on sleight-of-hand magic. The effects taught are suitable from stage and parlor to intimate settings of close-up magic.

This volume has a large section on billiard ball manipulation. Barrows Mussey calls it 'the best thing in print on the subject'. And Al Koran's Blindfold Card Act is a beauty on its own.

Paul Fleming wrote:

This in combination with Routined Manipulation Part Two and Routined Manipulation Finale is one of the best magic books ever published. Each routine is clearly explained mostly with photos and some illustrations. Many classic effects are described in detail. And the essay "Presentation of Manipulation" is a must read for any magician. It includes presentation, dress and appearance, care of the hands, make up, stage setting, music, personality, lighting, a.s.o.

Paul Fleming wrote:

The outstanding success of the historic Artful Mentalism Seminar convinced Bob Cassidy to do another similar seminar covering different topics. Michael Weber is again the host and skilfully keeps the discussion focused and informative. If you could not attend the live seminar you can now own and listen to the entire 2 hour and 20 minute recording plus receive two ebooks.

The topics Bob and Michael cover are:

• A short recap of the last seminar with the major points repeated.
• Whom do we seek to deceive?
• Peeks, Steals, Switches, Center tears, etc.
• Bristol board applications
• A Pocket writing Subtlety
• On Impromptu...

This book could fetch hundreds of dollars on ebay. It was very hard to find a copy. The book was shrouded in mystery. The few that had a copy didn't tell what it was. Many who didn't have one, wanted it badly. Now the wait is over...

Martin Breese reprinted this one of a kind book. And the one of a kind Martin Breese let me reproduce it as ebook.

Given the recent popularity of psychological methods in mentalism, the Book of Oopses was decades ahead of its time. Most effects use psychological quirks and biases to predict your entirely 'free' choice. It is eerily disturbing how easily we...

A complete history of what Bob believes to be the greatest effect in mentalism, including all of the variations and methods developed over the years.

4th Dimensional Telepathy is a complete act in and of itself. Whereas the original methods utilized forces, impression devices, etc., the methods revealed herein do not. All of the spectators' selections are absolutely free.

The Basic Effect

In all of the versions described in this ebook, the effect of Fourth Dimensional Telepathy is the same or very nearly so. Only in Bob's first variant, "Ultimate Fourth Dimensional Telepathy" did he...

In 1981 Al Mann devised a billet tear he called the "Mag-Eye" move. He enthusiastically demonstrated it for Bob Cassidy and gave him a copy of the manuscript, Phanta Graphs in which he had first described it.

Some time later, after playing around with the move, Bob devised a substantially different approach and a handling that allowed secret access to a much larger area of the billet. Bob also gave Al some of his ideas regarding the proper type of paper that had to be used to insure that the move worked smoothly as well as a presentational gambit that justified the use of a pre-folded billet.

Al was...

The Magigram, Volume 27, Six Issues only, The Supreme Magic Company, Ken de Courcy, editor
Incorporating Trixigram & Alakazam!

316 pages

1. Volume 27, Number 1, September, 1994, 52 pages, including front & back covers - incorporating Trixigram & Alakazam! - Cover picture: David Copperfield
2. advertisements
3. contents
4. Editorial - Ken de Courcy
4. Snowstorm in Chicago - Jack Bridwell
5. Middlesborough Circle of Magicians Showcase
   5. 40 Years On - 1954-1994
   6. Introduction
   6. The Middlesborough Circle of Magicians (A Resumé of the Story so Far) - Denis Templar
   7. Donald the Magician - Donald...

The Magigram, Volume 26, The Supreme Magic Company, Ken de Courcy, editor
Incorporating Trixigram in all issues & Alakazam!, Volume 4, Numbers 3 thru 12, as supplemets, then incorporating Alakazam! starting with Number 11

706 pages

1. Volume 26, Number 1, September, 1993, 62 pages, including front & back covers - incorporating Trixigram & Alakazam!, Volume 4, Number 3
2. advertisements
3. contents
4. Editorial - Ken de Courcy
4. The Age Cards Updated - Herb Rungay
5. MagicIan Adair's Trick Column - Ian Adair
   • Data-Frame
5. Whispers in the Wings - Harold Long
6. Bringing Back Harbin - Robert...

The Magigram, Volume 25, The Supreme Magic Company, Ken de Courcy, editor
Incorporating Trixigram in all issues & Alakazam, Volume 4, Numbers 1 & 2

564 pages

1. Volume 25, Number 1, September, 1992, 46 pages, including front & back covers - incorporating Trixigram
2. advertisements
3. contents
4. Editorial - Ken de Courcy
5. Bringing Back Bongo - Ali Bongo
   • Pick A Paper
5. Edwin Hooper - obituary - Ken de Courcy
6. Marvoyan's Magic - Magic from Bolivia
   • Optrika
8. Magic Bits - Ravelle and Andrée
   • Silk Surprise
9. Bernard's Bazaar - Bobby Bernard
10. Five'll Getcha Ten! - Simon...

The Magigram, Volume 24, The Supreme Magic Company, Ken de Courcy, editor
Incorporating Trixigram in all issues

527 pages

1. Volume 24, Number 1, September, 1991, 44 pages, including front & back covers - incorporating Trixigram
2. advertisements
3. contents & events
4. Editorial - Ken de Courcy & Ian Adair
5. Trade Show Magic - Michael Bailey
   • The Golden Egg
5. Michael Bailey - profile
7. Tarot Card Tricks - Joe Hustler
8. Kennaugh's Kaleidoscope - Alan Kennaugh
   • Henry Lewis
9. Whispers in the Wings - Harold Long
   • Mascots and Good Luck Charms
10. Setterington's Sorcery - Arthur...

The Magigram, Volume 23, The Supreme Magic Company, Ken de Courcy, editor Including Trixigram, Volume 9, Number 7, March 1991

888 pages

1. Volume 23, Number 1, September, 1990, 56 pages, plus 19 unnumbered cover and advertising pages
1. contents
2. Lets Face It - editorial by Ken de Courcy
3. Baker's Batch - Roy Baker
   • Button Up Plus
4. Magi-Cartoon - Johnny Cooper
5. Kennaugh's Kaleidoscope - Alan Kennaugh
   • Johnny Cooper
10. A Spectator Finds a 'Gift' - Joe Hustler
11. Instant Appearance of an Animal - Levecton
12. Max Maven Presents the Magic of Phil Goldstein
    • Bee Attitude ...

The Magigram, Volume 22, The Supreme Magic Company, Ken de Courcy, editor

903 pages

1. Volume 22, Number 1, September, 1989, 75 pages, including front & back covers
1. Lewisham '89 - The Supreme Super Day Convention - announcement
2. advertisements
8. contents
8. Lets Face It - editorial by Ken de Courcy
10. Magician's Diary - Robin H. Sharpe
    • Magical Happenings of Septembers Past
11. News and Views from the Colonies - George Johnstone
14. Kennaugh's Kaleidoscope - Alan Kennaugh
    • Robert Harbin
16. Colombini's Rope Melange - Aldo Colombini & Will Ayling
    • introduction
    • First Cut and...

The Magigram, Volume 21, The Supreme Magic Company, Ken de Courcy, editor

909 pages

1. Volume 21, Number 1, September, 1988, 76 pages, including front & back covers
1. Supreme at British Ring Convention - Brighton - announcement
2. advertisements
8. contents
9. Lets Face It - editorial by Ian Adair
10. My Goodness - It's Geddes - The Magic of Johnny - Johnny Geddes
    • Pentops
11. The Magic of Shaun Lee
    • The Thimble and the Sponge Ball
12. Arthur Carter Column
    • Super Silk Vanish
13. The P...D (Paul & Debbie) Trick Column - Paul Daniels
    • A Chop Cup Finish
14. Sleight of Hand...

The Magigram, Volume 20, The Supreme Magic Company, Ken de Courcy, editor

878 pages

1. Volume 20, Number 1, September, 1987, 73 pages, including front cover
1. advertisements
9. Lets Face It - editorial by Ken de Courcy
10. Contents
11. The Wanderful Card - Ken de Courcy
12. Transpo Plus - Arthur Setterington
13. String of Fish - Jack Bridwell
14. With Magic in Mind - Stanton Carlisle
    • Streamlined Premonition
17. News and Views from the Colonies - George Johnstone
19. cartoon
19. My Long and Happy Journey Through the Land of Close-Up - series by Tommy Rowe
    • Part 2
21. Abrac-Adair - The Magic of Ian...

The Magigram, Volume 19, The Supreme Magic Company, Ken de Courcy, editor

Including an Index to Volume 19, 910 pages

• cover pages and 31 page index to Volume 19

1. Volume 19, Number 1, September, 1986, 74 pages, including front & back covers
1. advertisements
9. Lets Face It - editorial by Ken de Courcy
10. Kennaugh's Kolumn - Alan Kennaugh on the Show Business Scene
12. Magic as Entertainment - Harold Taylor
14. The Electrified Keys - Magic Roka
14. The Apple and the Scarf
15. The Gospel Column
    • A Short Autobiography - Henry Smith
    • Is The Bible Reliable? - Henry Smith
18. Perpetually Yours...