reviewed by hal barlow (confirmed purchase)
Rating: ★★★★★ (Date Added: Sunday 05 January, 2025)
This is a good idea and a good routine, but you will need to find a new method to gimmick the balloon, as the one given does not work well.
I found a way to do this and now use the trick to good effect. The effect is like the classic bill in lemon, but easier to prepare and no mess!
reviewed by Fred Ledo (confirmed purchase)
Rating: ★★★★★ (Date Added: Monday 01 May, 2023)
reviewed by Vidar Fors (confirmed purchase)
Rating: ★★★★★ (Date Added: Thursday 08 May, 2014)
This was fun reading! It is from 1966 and it is packed with old stuff, and you can even learn a few effects. And it's only 3 dollars.
reviewed by Henri
Rating: ★★★★★ (Date Added: Sunday 01 January, 2012)
This is by far the best way to spend three dollars in magic I have seen so far. Not just this particular issue (Or 12 issues) but the magigram in general. Everybody (Absolutely everybody) will find something they like in this magazine. Magigram 11 is almost one thousand pages long. There is every kind of magic you can think of. I loved this PDF and I guarantee that you will be pleased, if you like silk magic, rope magic, mentalism, dove magic, children's magic, stage, parlour, or almost any other kind of magic. Except maybe escape magic, though I haven't even finished the 1000 pages and there might even be some of that. And only three dollars!
This is the best three dollars I have spent in magic so far.
reviewed by Derek Renfro
Rating: ★★★★★ (Date Added: Sunday 03 January, 2010)
NOTE: While I have only purchased the first five volumes of the Magigram so far, I am writing this review for the complete file as I am sure that I will feel the same about each volume.
I never read the Magicgram when it was in print. I had no idea what I was missing. But now that I have the first five volumes, I can honestly say that it is a gold mine and will get the entire run. I paid fifteen dollars for the first five volume (three dollars each) and I have found items worth ten times that price in just the first volume alone.
I imagine that by the time I finish buying and reading all 27 volumes I will have more than I could ever use in a lifetime (which I do anyway!). Honestly, if you don't find this pays for itself ten times over, you are either not a serious magician or you have a serious case of anhedonia!!