Magic & Conjuring: page 383

• Una nueva sorpresa
• Biografía: Carl Herz
• Letras azules
• Curiosidades de catálogo
• Robin Hood
• Libros, videos y gente
  • On the loose - Bill Malone
  • Scarne on card tricks - John Scarne
• Origenes y anécdotas: Mental Epic

• El dado de Da Kolta
• Entrevista: Merpin
• Revelaciones cruzadas
• Curiosidades de catálogo
• Auto suspensión
• Libros, videos y gente:
  • Mental card Miracles - Nick Trost
  • Very very close vol 1 - Michael Close
• Origenes y anécdotas: Thumb tie
• El dado de cristal

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Psychabulary is instant psychic vocabulary to impress your audiences. Psychabulary is a 'system' which gives you instant ability to use about 1000 different 'alpha' phrases which make you seem like a highly qualified psychology expert

Create instant scientific sounding phrases for your patter whether it is a magic trick or a mentalism effect you may be performing, without even a moment's hesitation. Give instant justification to any magic or mentalism process, again without even a moment's hesitation. Give instant explanations for any magical phenomenon...

• Baúl de fuga clásico
• Biografía: Doug Henning
• Curiosidades de catálogo: El encendido mágico de una vela
• Cortando el pensamiento
• Libros, videos y gente:
  • 5 Bholenos mysteries - Henry Bolen
  • Routine coin and card magic - Derek Dingle
• Origenes y anécdotas: Los bowls de arroza
• El dragón encantado

Here's an astounding collection of 50 entertaining methods of producing one or more colorful silk scarves in your magic act. Perhaps the most comprehensive collection ever published. Includes methods requiring no props, some with gimmicks that you can make at home, and a nice section on apparatus that you likely already have (or can buy from a dealer) that explains the basic principles involved.

Audiences love effects using silks and handkerchiefs. Make those tricks appear even more magical by producing the scarf from thin air instead of simply picking it up from a table. A true compendium...

Twenty card miracles that you can do, updated and given fresh, new life for modern performers and audiences. This isn't your grandfather's manuscript of card tricks. If you have Grant's original Tricks with a Short Card, you're getting only half the story. This new, revised edition adds a whopping 350% more content.

If you're new to magic, the effects you're able to present will look like you've spent years of practice to polish them to perfection. And if you're a pro, you'll appreciate and enjoy T. A. Whitney's updated approach to these pasteboard miracles.

"Very clever. You need this...

Here are ten fun-to-perform mysteries from arguably the best magical artist and instructor on the planet. Easy enough for the beginner, the varied routines will entertain any audience, regardless of the performer's skill level. Despite the title, you'll find yourself using one or more of these stunts wherever people gather: at the dinner table, at your favorite watering hole, at parties, or at get-togethers with friends and family. Each effect is painstakingly illustrated in Doc Tarbell's famous style, making them fun and easy to learn and perform.

Originally published in 1930, after the...

Magicians and emcees know that comedy plays an important role in warming up today's audiences. No matter how great your tricks may be, if the spectators aren't laughing, they're not being entertained. Whether for TV, stage, casino floor show (night club), or lodge shows, Without Mirrors contains an excellent assortment of material to choose from to make you the center of attention.

Memorize two or three of the one-liners and you'll also be prepared to deliver an apparently ad-lib, off the cuff remark, just as the late-night TV hosts do. While you don't have a team of comedy writers like the...

• Suspensión o levitación
• Biografía: David P. Abbott
• La predicción en el sobre
• Curiosidades de catálogo
• La bomba
• Libros, videos y gente:
  • The video of secrets vol 1 - John Carney
  • Magic of the scottish conjurers association
• Origenes y anécdotas: El pañuelo serpiente
• Paloma en la pompa

• Taburete de Yogano
• Biografía: Carlos H. Colombi
• Bola flotante sistema Carlos Colombi
• Aprovechando las barajas (1)
• Curiosidades de catálogo
• Magia en los acuarios
• Libros, videos y gente:
  • The ten new trick series - Charles Jordan
  • The los works - Bro. John Hamman
• Origenes y anécdotas: Topsy-Turvy
• El Caballo de Troya

• Suspensión sobre guitarras
• Biografía: Fu-Manchú
• Transparencia automática
• Curiosidades de catálogo
• Burbuja zombie
• Libros, videos y gente
  • World of supermentalism - Larry Becker
  • Expert impromptu magic - Tom Mullica
• Cambio del mago por el doble en la ilusión de la desaparición de la moto
• Origenes y anécdotas: Change Bag
• Memoria ultra rápida

• Escape bajo el agua
• Entrevista: Jeff McBride
• Número/Palo stack
• Curiosidades de catálogo
• Control del tiempo
• Libros, videos y gente
  • Techniques of the proffesional pickpocket - Wayne Yeager
  • Modern coin magic vol 1
• Carta en mechero
• Origenes y anécdotas: Elmsley Count
• Volando con pájaros

• Multiproducción
• Biografía: John Gaughan
• Sospechosos
• Curiosidades de catálogo
• Flecha atrapada con la mano
• Libros, videos y gente:
  • Green Northern lights lecture notes - Lennart Green
  • Incredible magic at the bar vol. 1 - Michael Maxwell
• Baston danzante fluo
• Origenes y anécdotas: La escritura en el huevo
• Los trapecistas

• La aparición del helicóptero
• Entrevista - Juan Pablo Ibañez
• Ta-te cuadrado mágico
• Curiosidades de catálogo: Tambor fantasma
• Tubo blendo
• Libros, videos y gente
  • Coin and money magic - Eddie Joseph
  • Behind the courtain - Tom Peterson
• Cámara de fotos
• Origenes y anécdotas: El cono y la bola
• Espiritísmo

• Broca a través del brazo
• Biografía: Shimada
• El juego de las bebidas
• Carta en la pompa (impromptu)
• Curiosidades de catálogo: Sequencia de colores
• Pañuelos con nudos
• Libros, videos y gente:
  • The bold and subtle miracles of Dr. Faust - David Hoy
  • Stevens magic emporium - Charlie Miller
• Vudú.
• Origenes y anécdotas: Die Box
• La pesca mágica
• Hasta luego...

Learn some "real secrets of magic" - not the stuff that comes in the box. Gleaned from 60+ years of performing under various conditions. Dozens of quotes, ideas, ponderings and quips about performing magic that will change the way you perform, deal with audiences, create routines, select volunteers, practice and more.

No magic effects are taught here, just exciting ways to be better at what you do - and to appreciate being a magician.

1st edition 2018, 16 pages.

Dunninger performed his mentalism on the radio in 1929 and from 1943-1944. This is one such episode from 19th April 1944. Dunninger starts with divining the name Corporal HMK - Henry M. Kraus, and the number 12039816. The guests are Jane Pickins, George McManus, and Ascotches Heather.

The MP3 format allows you to listen to it with your iPod, any other MP3 player or on your computer.

Dunninger performed his mentalism on the radio in 1929 and from 1943-1944. This is one such episode from May 3rd 1944. Dunninger starts with divining the name Ruth, and name Pat O'Faroll, and the address 4th Avenue 522. The guests are Rose Lombardo, John Roy Carlson, and Eddie Darling.

The MP3 format allows you to listen to it with your iPod, any other MP3 player or on your computer.

Dunninger performed his mentalism on the radio in 1929 and from 1943-1944. This is one such episode from June 14th 1944. Dunninger starts with divining the name Captain Jim Blair, the location Caroline Ireland, and the date 25th July. The guests are Dorothy Kilgallen, Shep Fields, and Joseph Auslander.

The MP3 format allows you to listen to it with your iPod, any other MP3 player or on your computer.

Dunninger performed his mentalism on the radio in 1929 and from 1943-1944. This is one such episode from July 5th 1944. Dunninger starts with divining the question "When did Frank leave?", the date April 3rd 1942, and the number 341. The guests are Irene Rich, Gene Cagny, and Charles Rebson.

The MP3 format allows you to listen to it with your iPod, any other MP3 player or on your computer.

Dunninger performed his mentalism on the radio in 1929 and from 1943-1944. This is one such episode from July 12th 1944. Dunninger starts with divining the number B88826856A, and the name Boyorgiel. The guests are Beatrice Fairfax, Donald Armstrong, and Charles T. Harris, Jr.

The MP3 format allows you to listen to it with your iPod, any other MP3 player or on your computer.

Dunninger performed his mentalism on the radio in 1929 and from 1943-1944. This is one such episode from August 2nd, 1944. Dunninger starts with divining the name Ted, and the words "Hello Bill!". The guests are L. C. Kovell, Ellis Read Hill, Jack Dempsey, and Miss Mary Small.

The MP3 format allows you to listen to it with your iPod, any other MP3 player or on your computer.

Dunninger performed his mentalism on the radio in 1929 and from 1943-1944. This is one such episode from August 8th, 1944. Dunninger starts with divining the name William J. Esau, the address West Lealand Avenue, and the number 2552. The guests are Mark Warnow, Frank Andrews, and Louis January.

The MP3 format allows you to listen to it with your iPod, any other MP3 player or on your computer.

No one knows the originator of this mysterious effect. Linking Rings were introduced into Europe about a century ago by a troupe of Chinese Magicians, and have been named the "Chinese Linking Rings" ever since.

The basic effect is that a number of solid metal rings that have been examined by the audience magically link and un-link at the magicians' command. The rings are linked into chains and designs comprising of two to eight rings. The effect is capable of infinite variations, and the routine can be as short or long as you like. It can be performed silently to music, or with a patter...