Displaying 121 to 130 (of 130 products) ★★★★★ $10 Having A Ball: Three Ball RoutineScott F. Guinn ... and just jumps out at you. Again, Great Scott shines-up one of his pet effects for you and puts his usual meticulousness and creativity to the package. Not only that but it's just $10 bucks so you can't go wrong, it can only make your overall bag of tricks better. Scott's body of work is like a college course in magic but he keeps it easy and fun; yep Professor Prolific he is. I highly recommend this one. Get it, and start Having a Ball today! - Marion Boykin
1st edition 2009; 16 pages. ★★★★★ $40 Marketing Magic: a guide to getting the gigsStephen Ablett ... - ...
- ...Networking in Church
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$12 Sam's Scrapbook 4Sam Dalal ... I had visited his website martinsmagic.com, but had no idea of the depth and scope of his history project, chronicling thousands of quality magic items, magazines, catalogs and data, with photos, videos and reference links to drool over, with a thoroughness never seen before.
When I got out of college in 1968, magic was for me a hobby, and a source of income to pay some of the bills. I was unaware of most magic shops and dealers, and magic magazines. As a performer, (in addition to a routine desk job) I used to perform in a Cabaret at Trincas (one of the "in" spots for the younger crowd... ★★★★★ $3.99 Blackstone the Magic Detective: Episodes 49-51, 54, 55, 78Walter Gibson & Nancy Webb  All these episodes have been digitally restored and remastered. Each episode has had the major clicks, pops, and distortions removed while preserving the vintage sound.
- The Vanishing Brooch
While attempting to get his watch repaired, the jewelers ask Blackstone to solve a rash of robberies that are leaving their own detectives baffled. Could one of the store's oldest and best customers be to blame?
After another mystery is solved by magic, Blackstone teaches a strange little card trick with a singing revelation. Originally broadcast 09/04/1949
- Crimes on a Merry Go Round
The police are...  ... first trick by mother in 1930, then self-taught from library books. Inspired to become a pro by seeing Blackstone at age 14. Attended Chavez School in 1947 on GI Bill, graduating to become an instructor there. Owner of "Irv Weiner's Studio of Magic" in Boston 1949-55. Pro close-up, specializing in college 2-hour one-man shows. Pet effects: Vernon's Travellers, Thumb Tie.
Wrote Dabbling with Daub (1951, 7pp). Invented over 200 original effects published as "Manu-Secrets", including Soft Dice (1952), Flabbergasting! (1952), Red Tape Thumb Tie (1953), No Nest Cups & Balls (1953), Soft Dice (1954), The Travelling Salesman (1954), Just Imagination (1954), Alphabet Soup Card Trick (1955), Beyond...  (March 15th, 1943 - May 8th, 2019)
Dr. James Nuzzo was a podiatrist, a teacher, a student of karate, and a magician. He taught at the Illinois College of Podiatric Medicine. As a magician, he excelled in card magic. He was a student and friend of Edward Marlo. Together, they wrote Art and Ardor at the Card Table (2003, pp 199). $9 Wizard (Selbit) Volume 5 (September 1909 - August 1910)P. T. Selbit & George Mackenzie Munro  ... - ... - Professor Anderton Found Drowned
- The Order of the Magi
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- The Wizard - Volume V, Number 50 - October, 1909 - 16 pages
- Cover - Getting Warmer, A North Pole(r) Surprise - cartoon by Nathan Dean
- Ornum's advertisement
- Notices
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- A Penny Card Trick - George Johnson
- Recollections of Hartz by Professor Hoffmann - continued
- Practical Magic - P. T. Selbit
- Correspondence
- De Vere v. Hartz
- A Protest
- The Order of the Magi
- The "Arts and Crafts" of...
 Crispin Sartwell is Associate Professor of Art History, Political Science, and Philosophy at Dickinson College in Carlisle, PA. A former newspaper columnist and music critic, he is the author of a number of books, including Political Aesthetics (Cornell University Press, 2010) and Six Names of Beauty (Routledge, 2004). He is a card hobbyist.  Mike Powers is an award-winning magician who has over 30 years of experience performing in both close-up and stage environments. He performs, lectures and writes, for example the monthly column "The Card Corner" in The Linking Ring. He was formerly a Professor of Physics at Holy Cross College in South Bend Indiana.
(The photo is copyright Robin W. Dawes, and is used with permission.) $5 Magicseen No. 86 (May 2019)Mark Leveridge & Graham Hey & Phil Shaw  Vol. 15, No. 2, May 2019; 60 pages
Cover: Henry Harrius
- A Word From The Editor
- Contents
- The Mailbox – Your View – Have Your Say
- Harry Harrius - cover article/interview
- Masterclass
- 2 Out of 3 Will – Simon Caine
- 1809 Blank – Chiam Yu Shang
- cartoon – Sergey Diomin
- Shout Outs – Here are some special ‘extra’ announcements from a few of our regular advertisers
- Look The Other Way – Considering the Art of Misdirection – Mark Leveridge
- Club Land - Magic in South Africa – Part 2) – Ricki Gray, compiler
- Cape Town Magicians’ Circle
- College of Magic
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