Magazines & Journals in Magic & Conjuring: page 32

• 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...

• 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...

• 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...

• News & Reviews around the studio with Geoff
• Tanpari Touch Who's Joking'
• All Rhodes lead to enlightenment. Magic news culled from the media
• Patrick Page makes a welcome return to our page with a new routine and presentation for a Classic effect
• Basic Card Technique, part 18 - The Pass
• Subscription information
• The Psychic Secrets of Alex Le-Roy part 2
• Simon Lovell with a presentation for 'Vernon's Twisting the Aces'
• Party Games. Steve Jones covers the area of entertaining the little sods, sans sorcery
• Henrique continues to drop the dew in a humorous fashion
• Donald Bostock...

• NEWS and Reviews with Geoff Mattby
• STEVE JONES tells a story about High Society
• BARRIE RICHARDSON with a clever, different and subtle card to pocket
• JOHN RHODES with all the news that's fit to print, gleaned from around the world
• ALAN WARD with Thaumatropic Trickery
• ACE Children's entertainer Ian Adair with invaluable advice on using rabbits in for the children's performer
• ALI CARDABRA with rope and silk magic for the trendy Trixter
• ARUN BONERJEE continues his mentalism
• EXPOSURE!
• BASIC CARD TECHNIQUE chapter 26 covers the Double Lift
• EDDIE DAWES tells you what you have...

• News & Reviews in and around the Studio
• Ian Adair with bits of balloon business for Children
• Arun Bonerjee's Mental Birthday Card
• So you still want to be a children's entertainer says Walt Lees
• Henrique on the business of games to entertain the youngsters and fill in the time!
• Letters. Your chance to tell it like it is
• Balloonacy from Balloonatic Malcolm Malan
• Eddie Dawes Collects his thoughts about things valuable.
• Miller's Mysteries continues with a Flexible Number Force
• Simon Lovell considers the Multiple Top Change
• Alan Ward's Baffling Bycyclette will cross your...

• Views and reviews with Geoff Maltby, Plus news around the studio
• Walt Lees Editorial: What does the Millennium mean to you?
• Double Design for Laughter with Kennedy Smith
• The Eyes have it. Clever and Different Magic from Trevor Lewis
• The Club 71 Magazine Competion to make you rich and famous
• Magic Paint Tin by Roland Lumby for your picture painting routine
• New for Old. Ali Cardabra with a Visaball Ghost Writer
• Al Smith is philosophical as he ponders through the rear window
• Peter Kane shows he is more than just a brilliant card man with his Linking Ring interlude
• Prolific...

• News and reviews with Geoff
• Henrique as only he can be
• Ian Adair presents Cartoon Capers for the children
• Eddie Dawes once more collects his thoughts
• Peter Duffie with a dark widow
• ChiKANEry - this month Peter is courting Jokers
• New Competition for year 2001 Your chance to win
• Miller's Mysteries More cunning stunts from Werner
• Table hopping for kiddies with Malcolm
• The Year 2000 competition winners - are you there?
• Al Smith considers losing the plot
• A working pipe-dream from Malcolm Yaffe
• J.J. wins with modesty
• Ian Keable considers performing unpaid for the enemy ...

• News from Geoff
• Jim Breedon prints money, but it's ok it's perfectly legal!
• Barrie Richardson's Elegant Princess, a variation on an old theme
• Peter Kane holds out with his Foldout. A new gimmick with many applications
• Ian Adair slates his many pets
• Alan Ward with a dangerous stunt
• Gorra Datta baffles with his bangles
• Letters page.
• Al Smith bites back. Forthright musing through the back window
• Paul Daniels and Debbie in USA
• Eddie Dawes collecting cinematography
• Peter Duffie Mixes Magically
• JJ Resists a sale to the toffs and retains his integrity and gains their respect ...

• Geoff's News and Reviews
• Magical Diary, Who, What, Where and When
• Barrie Richardson's Final Ecstasy
• Michael Factor tells how to tell your trade marks from your other ones
• Paul Hallas with the simplest of collectors
• Letters. Have your say by post or e-mail
• AliCardAbra's Lubbly Bubbly Wand
• Arun Bonerjee addresses Symbolism
• Soumya Deb steals a dove
• Alan Ward vanishes the lady the easy way
• Werner Miller's Mysteries with cyclical courts
• Competition Send your original material and maybe win a prize
• Peter Duffie is miraculously impossible
• Rex Stott reviews the 2002 Magi Cruise to the...

• 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...

• A different perspective—a spectator's nightmare is related by Amanda R. Hyatt
• Malcolm Yaffe makes a record for future reference
• Magic Moments as Walt applies the psychology of Tommy Wonder
• Eddie Dawes reports on the New England Magic Collectors' Association and discovers a rare postage stamp
• JJ's wagon rolls into view and he tell two salutary tales of regret
• Fred Castle explains the use of the Ascanio Spread with jumbo cards to perform a four queen transformation
• Ian Adair again treats us to a double dose. Firstly with a version of magic painting and secondly with a tick...

• News and Reviews with Geoff
• Peter d'Arcy discusses the business of negotiating with bookers on the telephone
• Malcolm Yaffe asks why bookers on the telephone can be so blessed awkward
• Henrique tells it as it is — about backstage fiddlers, twiddlers and tinklers!
• John Rhodes keeps us updated on magic in the newspapers
• Eddie Dawes recounts the 9th Los Angeles Conference on Magic History
• Patrick Lindley's historical diary
• Letters — Your chance to have your say
• Unclassified Ads. Buy Sell, swop or exchange
• Magical event diary. Put your society on the magical map
• JJ and...

• Magical News and reviews around the world with Geoff Maltby
• Eddie Dawes reviews the magazines.
• John Rhodes keeps us up to date with who has been doing what and where.
• Al Smith suggests some magical consignees to Room 101.
• Alan Ward discusses a special form of line art.
• Magical diary—put your club on the map.
• Your contributions can win prizes
• Unclassified ads. Buy, sell, swop or announce.
• Ian Keable and Walt discuss the good professor Hoffman
• Alexander Allen adds yet another novel card revelation to the cannon.
• Peter Duffie presents an easy to do 'Lie Detector' that...

One effect from every volume of THE MINOTAUR performed and explained by Dan Harlan.

• Coins From Napkin by Steve Cohen: Three coins are produced from a napkin. Great for leading into a coin routine like three fly, or for bar and restaurant work.
• Brain Probe by David Williamson: A spectator shuffles the deck of cards. Three cards are matched to the cards selected by the spectator at random. These three cards are prefect matches.
• A Gentleman's Game by Gazzo: A funny card cheat plot utilizing the dishonest magician's game of High Card with a kicker surprise ending for the mark.
• Spek-Ulation by Anthony...

Peter Warlock's legendary monthly magazine New Pentagram ran for 20 years. During those two decades some of the finest close-up and stage magic of the period was explained in its pages. Aldo has selected ten routines from each volume (in chronological order), so you should expect 20 download DVDs dedicated to this great magazine.

You will have: Card tricks, mental effects, coin routines, tricks with rings, etc, from magicians like Alex Elmsley, Peter Warlock, Max Maven, Francis Haxton, Ian Adair, Al Koran, Eddie Joseph, Ali Bongo, Milton Kort, Arthur Carter, Robert Neale, Peter Kane, Jack Avis and many more!

CONTENTS:

• STRANGERS TILL WE MEET (Francis Haxton): Two cards appear at the same...

More magic from the pages of Peter Warlock’s legendary magazine.

CONTENTS:

• COIN GO (Phoa Yan Tiong): A coin placed into the folds of a banknote (bill) disappears.
• ANSWER TO A PROBLEM (Francis Haxton): Three cards from a blue-backed deck are placed on the table. A spectator selects three cards from a red-backed deck and they match the previous cards.
• GILS’ GAME (Peter Kane-Gustave Southall): An amazing routine with a gambling theme with several climaxes.
• THE THREE FOUR ACES (Herb Runge): A very easy and unique four-ace assembly.
• TRIODENAL CARDS (Peter McDonald): You leave a prediction in view....

More magic from the pages of Peter Warlock’s legendary magazine.

CONTENTS:

• ANOTHER CHANGE FOLD (Sid Lorraine): A cute and original way to reveal a selected card. A piece of paper with letters suddenly folds in a way to show the name of the selection.
• I’LL DIE FOR YOU (Tan Hock Chuan): One of the most direct and effective book tests ever.
• PLATFORM HOFZINSER REVISITED (Francis Haxton): Four Aces are placed into glasses. One card is selected and sealed in an envelope. The Ace of the same suit of the selection disappears and the selected card is in its place. The Ace is found in the envelope.
• THE INVISIBLE TRAVELLERS...

More magic from the pages of Peter Warlock’s legendary magazine.

CONTENTS:

• NEWSTEAR TELEPATHY (Fred Lowe): You tear a piece of newspaper in 16 pieces and one is selected. You predicted that part of the newspaper. It is a clever way to do this classic.
• JUST ONE MORE CHANCE (Ian Adair): A new principle in this classic effect. Three envelopes, two spectators pick an envelope each (no force). The remaining envelope remains to you and it is the only one containing money.
• THE INCREDIBLE PREDICTION (Jack Avis): You predict a card chosen under the fairest possible conditions and after the deck has been shuffled. ...

More magic from the pages of Peter Warlock's legendary magazine.

CONTENTS:

• NEAR FUTURE (Karl Fulves): A prediction card is placed between two Aces. Any card is chosen from the deck and the prediction card turns out to be the chosen card.
• SECURITY PLUS (Francis Haxton): The four Aces are clearly seen between the two red Jacks. They disappear and reappear between the two black Jacks.
• MONTE PLUS (Trevor Lewis): A FIND THE LADY routine which gets away from the usual Monte throw and allows you full control over the Queen.
• THE LAZY MAGICIAN DOES A CARD TRICK (Al Koran): A very entertaining card trick where the spectator finds his own...

More magic from the pages of Peter Warlock’s legendary magazine.

CONTENTS:

• SYNONYMOUS SELECTION (Francis Haxton): Two decks of cards. You and the spectator pick a card each from each deck and, of course, they match.
• SIMPLE PREDICTION (Alex Elmsley): Two spectators each select a card. The cards have been predicted.
• FINESSE 1 AND FINESSE 2 (Peter Warlock): Two clever utility moves you will want to use for any standard cut and restored rope routine.
• THE G.D. COIN FOLD (Gus Davenport): A coin is wrapped in a piece of paper and it vanishes. The feature here is that the coin REALLY is wrapped all around...

Magigram magazine ran from 1966 to 1995. It was printed by Supreme Magic Co. and edited with superb ability by Ken de Courcy. The collaborators were the best ever, just to name a few: Ken de Courcy, Edwin, Ian Adair, Peter Warlock, Max Maven, Lewis Ganson, Maurice Fogel, Arthur Carter, George Blake, David Britland, Pavel, George Johnstone, Billy McComb and a certain Aldo Colombini (I had a column for over 20 years on card magic written by Lewis Ganson).

CONTENTS:

• CARD LOCATION (Mark Weston): A spectator selects a card. The deck is dealt in three packets. A spectator selects a packet and on top of it, the selected card appears.
• THIMBLE THRU (Ken de Courcy): A thimble,...

CONTENTS:

• CABARET ROPE ROUTINE (Val Andrews): A complete act! 1. You stretch a piece of rope. 2. Throw a knot at the rope. 3. The knot is moved to the center of the rope and then it is pulled off the rope. 4. The rope is cut and restored. 5. The rope is cut and restored again. 6. You tie a loop in the rope and throw the scissors into it so that they hang from the loop.
• SIMPLICITY CARD IN WALLET (Mark Weston): As in the standard Card-in-Wallet. The name says it all. No palming.
• THE CARDICATOR (Frederica): An unusual, baffling way to reveal a selected card, using a locket on a chain.
• EASY ACES (Paul...

CONTENTS:

• DOMINATING DICE (Paul Marcus): A spectator thinks of a number and the card that falls at that number is taken. Using three dice, the spectator finds the selected card.
• STUCK (Joe Riding): A close up comedy coin routine with a very entertaining climax.
• DIS-COLOR (Ravelle and Andrée): Two discs of different colors are placed inside two envelopes and they change places. Everything can be examined.
• S.P.E.L.L.I.T (Francis Haxton): A card is selected and lost. You reveal three cards but none of them is the chosen one. You use one of these three cards, to get to the selected one. ...