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Black Art: a DIY versionLaurie Ireland & Paul Studham & Jasper WardThe cry from TV, big Show Business, small Show Business, School Shows, is for something new, something different. Black Art is a new art to this generation. Dolinoff, Black Theatre of Prague, Ralph Adams, have all been featured on TV, but only these few have practiced this great Black Art. In this ebook you learn all about it, from a do-it-yourself standpoint. There are three complete acts fully described, what to do and how to do it, with details for a modern, portable presentation that can be done anywhere. A modern bar act, a noisy, fascinating spook act, and a children's routine the kids... | ★★★★★ $7.95 to wish listPDF & EPUB | |
Deliberate MagicLarry BrodahlParlor and stage magic updated! Includes a version of the 6 Card Repeat that has an actual climax as well as a Vanishing Candle you can perform within inches of the audience. This ebook is for the parlor/banquet/stage performer that wants to add funny, well-thought out, and highly visible routines to his or her act. A performer that wants tricks that actually work. Where the nasty things, like angles and spectator management have been thought out. The material is:
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Tricks for the FewLance CharlesHere's a terrific book containing ten tricks, using cards, a magic wand, rope, and other items associated with the magic arts. Most of the effects require no special apparatus. What little is needed can easily be constructed. We think modern performers will really enjoy the card rise, where the action takes place with a borrowed deck! Also of interest will be "Through the Five-Spot," which is an impossible solid-through-solid effect where a five of spades visibly melts through the center of the magician's wand. We've especially had fun performing the ball bearing mental test, which is a great... | $3 to wish list | |
Of Cabbages and KingsKyle P. MerckTwelve practical effects from an award winning performer's professional repertoire. With 42 pages and twelve effects, this ebook has something for everyone. Whether you perform Close-up, Strolling, Trade Shows or Platform shows, you are bound to find something here that you can use. Everything included is well within the ability of the average performer. Effects using sleight of hand are simple and well known sleights many of which you probably already know. Includes photos, illustrations, and even templates to create these effects yourself. Hobo Travelers - A no palming version of the... | $20 to wish list | |
Wild at HeartKyle MacNeill
This is a very special ebook put together by an incredible person who is all but 13 years old and driven by his love for... | ★★★★★ $20 to wish list | |
Encore: three easy effectsKevin SchallerEncore by Kevin Schaller teaches you three easy to do effects with playing cards, a paperclip and a mobile phone. MOBILE COIN - a very deceptive transposition of a signed coin and the battery of your mobile phone. It’s a very easy trick that uses no gimmicks and is almost impromptu. SEARCH & DESTROY - A paperclip that is clipped to the card box vanishes and reappears on the selected card. EDGY - The back and front of your prediction changes so it matches with the chosen card. All the tricks are easy to do and don't need magnets, threads or big gimmicks. Learn three easy yet effective... | ★★★★★ $9.95 to wish listMP4 (video) | |
Nexus 2Kevin ParkerBorrow a ring and a set of keys and visually link the ring onto the keyring with a tap. Impromptu and clean, nothing to find. The ring is seen to go right through the keyring with only a tap, highly visual and undeniable, then you let go of the ring and let it hang from the keyring clearly and unmistakably. After they confirm that that is their ring hanging from the keyring, you melt the ring back off the keyring where you tapped it, and hand everything back, completely clean. 1st edition 2016, length 7 minutes. | $11.95 to wish listMP4 (video) | |
Lift: levitate a walletKevin ParkerA new way to lift a wallet. It's not what you think. You won't believe the video. This is an ultra-visual, realistic levitation of your spectator's wallet, without thread. You levitate their wallet after asking if he's seen the various ways of 'lifting' wallets (pickpocket style). You offer to demonstrate a new method on his wallet, needing to see his wallet first to see if it's the "right type," just an excuse for you to lay the wallet on the table (or whatever surface) and make it lift. Practicality: Super Easy. From beginning to end, not one gimmick is seen nor anything exposed that... | ★★★★★ $8.95 to wish listMP4 (video) | |
StuntrixKen ScholesStunts, gags and puzzles, some new and some very old, with which to amuse your friends when called upon to "show us a trick". Many of the tricks are old and well known, but they are included in the hope that they will be fresh to some of you. Photographs by Lewis Ganson.
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Cup of TKen MullerUnique magical effects and routine ideas made possible by the handle on a tea, demitasse or christening cup. Dozens of new moves, sleights, and subtleties beyond traditional cups and balls and chop cup routines. Descriptions and definitions of T-cups and objects suitable for producing minor miracles and new feats of conjuring with free and ungaffed materials – simple teacups and small, common objects. Explanation of more than sixty (60) moves using T-cups. Detailed patterns of performance with T-cups using these moves. A complete description and identification of 57 cup and ball... | ★★★★★ $20 to wish list | |
Ghost WhiteKen MullerA simple but dramatic magic effect just for Halloween. A paper sack is blown up and popped for aloud Bang! A second sack has a multi-colored scarf dropped in by a spectator, then inflated and popped. Bang! But this time there is a shower of colored specs in the air as a ghostly white silk floats to the ground. 1st edition 2021, PDF 1 page. | ★★★★★ $6 to wish list | |
The Impromptu MystifierKen DyneHave you ever been caught out when someone says "show me something"? Ken has put all of his ideas thoughts and feelings toward impromptu magic and mentalism in to this ebook. Not only do you get his thoughts and theory around how performing impromptu can turn in to some of the most profitable performances, but he has included his entire personal impromptu act in detail. You will never be stuck for something to do and what's more you will understand exactly how to turn that apparent off the cuff moment in to money and bookings. This ebook will challenge the way you think and feel. ... | ★★★★★ $30 to wish list | |
Deceiver's DiscourseKen de CourcyThese were Ken de Courcy's USA lecture tour notes. It includes great material which puts entertainment first and foremost.
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33 Tricks with the PATEO ForceKen de CourcyWhich is one of the best forces in magic? Undoubtedly the PATEO force! PATEO stand for "POINT AT TWO, ELIMINATE ONE", because that's exactly what happens. The PATEO force is very easy to do end can be used not only with cards but with a variety of objects. It is a very strong force because the spectator seems to have very free choice. In this wonderful manuscript, Ken De Courcy give us, 33 ways to use the PATEO force. You will find card magic, mental magic, close-up magic, club magic, party magic and, yes, stage magic too. A real treasure house of good effects. You can surely find at least... | ★★★★★ $10 to wish list | |
Roy Baker's Time FliesKen de CourcyTime Flies! And it's hard to time it because it flies so fast. Anyway, here is a routine with a borrowed watch that you will find fun to make up. Even the most ham-fisted should be able to complete the job in about half-an-hour. It's fun-packed and the magic content is strong. In brief a borrowed wrist watch disappears in a cascade of streamers and is found in a sealed tin can. 5 pages | $4 to wish list | |
Pin-PointsKen de CourcyFrom the introduction: Safety-pins are familiar things; they're inexpensive and can be bought almost everywhere both here and abroad. In other words, they're ideal props with which to perform magic. As a bonus, they are extremely portable and shine under lights. Over the years the Supreme Magic Company has stocked a number of tricks with safety-pins but, probably because they were sold at low prices, people read the ads. and ignored them ... "because they can't be much good at that price'." On the contrary, some of them had a startling effect, so Edwin has agreed they should be collected... | $5 to wish list | |
Tricks for Travelling TrickstersKen de CourcyImpromptu tricks for audiences who speak little to no English. In today's global world it is important to be able to do magic for folks who do not speak your language or who do not understand the cultural nuances and jokes you may have in your primary program. Many of the tricks taught are impromptu. From the introduction by Billy McComb: I can't think of anyone better qualified to write this than Ken de Courcy. He and Susan take at least a couple of holidays a year to strange exotic countries where the inhabitants speak little or no English. He doesn't, like some magicians, drive his wife potty by... | ★★★★★ $15 to wish list | |
Genial ImprobabilitiesKen de CourcyFrom the Foreword: A word about the tricks themselves. As far as I personally am aware, every item is original in some way, either in effect or method.
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After Dinner TechniqueKen de CourcyFrom the preface: This book first appeared in 1953 in serial form in Goodliffe's ABRACADABRA. At the time it was the first treatise to be published on the subject and many people were kind enough to say it helped them overcome the difficulties always found in after-dinner shows. All the information it contained was learned by experience as it was a field in which I specialised. And, although it was written nearly thirty years ago, almost nothing has changed; which is surprising when you consider the sweeping changes in other spheres of entertainment.
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Magic BalloonsKen de CourcyFrom the introduction: It was that well-known West Country entertainer, Roy Van Dyke, who made me realise balloons can be used for more purposes than screwing into strange shapes sometimes resembling animals. He has a terrific opening trick that has colour, movement and noise that never fails to grab and hold the attention of today's show-saturated audiences.
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Magic in Cabaret LandKen de CourcyFrom the introduction: The word itself, "Cabaret", carries overtones that conjure exotic pictures of nude dancers, the "Moulin Rouge" and German Beer Cellars; a sort of high-class iniquitous entertainment enjoyed by the lucky few. But that is all changed. It's been brought down to the level of the man-in-the-street. Now he can have a ringside seat for dining, dancing, drinking, a show ... and gambling. Yet he won't take advantage of all this 'loose-living' unless there is also a "SHOW", as the proprietors of these establishments well know. There is a plethora of singers and 'groups', and... | $10 to wish list | |
Visions of Ken BrookeKen BrookeOn 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... | ★★★★★ $30 to wish listMP4 (video) | |
TipsKen AllenOn a budget? Can't find audience-friendly magic at the magic shop? Then build your own with this great collection of 52 magic tips, ideas, patter and suggestions (or in other words, T.I.P.S.) Even if you're all thumbs, the author's clear descriptions and illustrations makes it easy to craft amazing effects, props and utility items. He also reveals the source of an incredible building material, as well as finishing tips. Magic reviewers, dealers and magicians everywhere all agree that TIPS contains the largest collection of new, easy to make practical magic than books five times the price.... | ★★★★★ $6 to wish list | |
Clever Like A FoxKarrell FoxKarrell Fox was an extremely successful magician. He was probably the first to appear at trade shows as magician and even had a touring show for Ford Motor company. His success can partly be attributed to the many characters he developed perfectly suited for different venues and occasions: 'Milky' the Clown, Prof. 'Mix-up', 'Wow' the Wizard, W. C. Fields, and 'Just Plain' Karrell. Here you will find lots of great ideas spanning the gamut from card and mental magic to stage and platform effects. Throughout you will find many photos of Karrell Fox - a pleasant picture show of the life of a... | ★★★★★ $25 to wish list |