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On the covers are

• Al Spackman, Al Brema
• John Gilliland
• Dennis Patten
• Tony Shiels
• Alan Kennaugh
• Maurice Rooklyn
• Eddie Joseph
• Jim Cook - Campbell McRae
• John Alborough
• Graham Wilson and Hazel
• Ricky Lester
• Max Murdoch - Sanara

1. Volume 22, Number 1, May, 1966, 28 numbered pages - cover picture: Al Spackamn
3. From The Gen Desk - comments from Lewis Ganson
4. Silken Bombshell - Extra - A. Del Roy
5. Mental and Spirit Magic
   • Noted Number - Al Spackman
7. Magic for Youngsters
   • Attention - Children's Entertainers! - Part One - Cyro
     • A. My Grandma went...

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   • Our New Publications
58. Card Table Magic - Leonard Ashton
    • a 48 card effect similar to the 21 card trick
    • An experiment with Eighteen Cards
61. Just for Fun - Rupert H. Slater
    • Ale or Water
    • The Last But Two
    • A Card Rises!
64. Just Another Card Trick - Prof. Day
65. Chit Chat - article by Frederic Culpitt
67. A Topical Suggestion - J. F. Orrin
69. An Elevat-ed Mystery - C. W. Collier
71. The Magician - poem by T.W.B.
72. Skip Jack - Rupert H. Slater
73. Handkerchief from a Board - H. W. Brehaut
75. The Slippery Soap - Len. J. Sewell
76. For the Pocket - Stanley Thomas
77. Professional Problems - Frederic Culpitt
    • The Spirits Arrive
    • Watch, Glass and Handkerchief
85. Miscellaneous Magic - Tom Sellers ...

Three of Mark's previously published lecture books in one convenient download:

• The Mark Leveridge Lecture Experience
• Solutions
• The Serial Thriller Lecture Book

The Mark Leveridge Lecture Experience

In this 82 page ebook there are some tremendous practical close up and mental items using cards, coins, rings, matches, envelopes and bank notes, with virtually no specialist equipment required. By using a subtle blend of good routining and some sleight of hand, many interesting and novel effects are created for you to use.

Some of Mark's best work is here - items such as 'It Pays To...

If you want to break into the TV market you have to listen to this. Anthony Owen is currently the most successful TV magic producer in the UK and has worked on the Derren Brown shows, Monkey Magic, Dirty Tricks, The Real Hustle, and many more. And even if you are not trying to become a TV magic star you will hear a lot of great advice for anybody who wants to make a living with magic.

"I thought CDs were out as a way of learning about magic, but this one by Anthony Owen proves I was wrong. You just have to hear him speak to get the full inspirational effect of his amazing story. This is...

Finally the spectator is asked to concentrate on the exact date of birth. Incredibly the performer is able to divine the date with uncanny accuracy.

Once the principles are understood you may alter the act to suit yourself.

Ted Lesley was one of Germany's top professional magicians. He commanded high fees for his work and was constantly booked by the leading hotels and clubs in Germany. This is a professional routine.

16 pages.

The Tunnel Vision gimmicks will allow you to push a face up playing card through the deck - as it emerges from the other side it is seen to change into a completely different card.

"This looks great. The final phase - with gimmick - is the real killer. The construction of the gimmick is devious!" - Peter Duffie

"Dave, it looks uber-cool, nice one!!" - Liam Montier

The main Tunnel Vision routine is a professional performance piece where four Jokers change one by one into Aces as they are pushed through the deck. This engaging routine builds to an impossible climax whereby the spectators actually witness...

Dark Thief

Two spectators think of a number between 1 and 10. With their numbers, a card is mentally selected. With the first spectator, the magician performs a mind reading effect guessing his thought of card. With the two spectators together, the magician introduces a deck of playing cards and explains that he wants to try an ACAAN effect. In order to do this, the magician asks the first spectator to think of his card and to the second one to create a random number between 1 and 52. (This number is created using the two spectator's numbers: The second spectator tells his number to the first...

In this ebook, Marc Dibowski, author of some bestselling books in Germany, shares ideas and effects for a magic act in the holiday season.

Add a touch of winter and Christmas to your kids show, stand-up, mental or close-up act. In addition to ideas on props, you will also find routines and ways...

Bonus effect: TGBH

The marvelous but fictitious effect from the Movie "The Great Buck Howard" brought to life for the first time. Predict your spectators behavior anywhere and anytime, with nearly no props. Imagine you count from 1 to 5. A spectator is free to drop an object at anytime you are counting. You predicted where the spectator would stop you!

"Avik has provided his readers a pair of practical and workable ideas. His reductionist take on a modern classic is a great addition to the genre. The use of a single person...

Right from its first issue, Magicseen Magazine has sought to showcase talent from the UK, talent that sometimes can be a little swamped by high profile personalities from other parts of the world. To put this right, Magicseen approached a list of the UK's top performers and creators and invited them...

This is the first real history of magic in the English language. It first appeared in serialized from in The Magic Wand.

Sidney W. Clarke tells the story of magic from its earliest traces in recorded history, all the way to the celebrated masters of Robert-Houdin, Maskelyne, and the ones who followed...

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   • September 6th 2013 - Tim Stracey and Fritz Alkemade
   • September 20th 2013 - Wayne Fox and Diamond Jim Tyler
   • September 29th 2013 - Martin Cox and Geoff Williams
27. Dealer Shout Outs
28. Agents and the 'Business of Show-Business' - Part 2 - Jay Fortune interviews Tobias Beckwith [Part 1 was in Issue 51
29. Ali Cook Live - Selby Town Hall, September 20th - Live Review
30. Matthew Wright: On the Right Side of the Tracks - cover article/interview by Graham Hey
38. "... and All the World's a Stage" - Part 2 of Our Exploration Into the Techniques Required for Creating a Stage Act - Mark Leveridge ...

July 1989 - June 1990
William Larsen, Jr., Publisher and Editor

848 pages

845. Genii - Volume 53, Number 1 - July 1989 - 76 pages
845. Cover - Siegfried and Roy
849. In This Issue - contents
868. The Genii Speaks - WWL (Jr)
869. The Vernon Touch - Dai Vernon
870. Siegfried & Roy World Tour - Bill and Irene Larsen
876. Illusion Plans - Paul Osborne and Associates
     • The Fabulous Frosty Guy
878. Magicana - A Magazine Within A Magazine - James Patton, editor
     878. Proxy Stab - Phil Goldstein
     880. Intermission - James Patton
881. Absolutely Ogden - Tom Ogden
     • The Linking Nightmare - Tom Ogden
882. Tripp's...

November 1997 - September 1998
Irene Larsen, Publisher and Erika Larsen, Editor This Volume has only 5 Issues

372 pages

1. Genii - Volume 61, Number 1 - November 1997 - 76 pages
1. Cover - Jack Kodell
5. Contents
11. The Genii Speaks - Erika Larsen
14. Letters
    • Exposure Blues - John Holveck
    • Pete C. Matsuka
    • Hand it to You - Bob Loomis
    • An Ex"swain"ation - James Swain
    • Attention Readers!
15. Guide to Advertisers
18. A Word From Our Publisher - Irene Larsen
    • Greetings, Friends - poem - Steve Bryant
22. Genii News - Magic News - compiled by Erika Larsen
    • Round & About ...

From the introduction:

The Resource section contains links to Recommended Books, Websites, Tools and Checklists. There is also an invitation to join our thriving LinkedIn Community. Lastly there is a link to a special section just for magicians. One of the Huge challenges that most professional MC's face is that they have to constantly compete for jobs with - TV stars, Famous Sports People, Newsreaders etc. Conference and Event committees are often under great pressure from delegates to get a well-known "face" in to run the event. The delegates...

Being a mental expert brings you prestige, today more than ever. You will be able to memorize and deliver back fast, and with ease and poise, lists of objects, names, numbers, cities, states, lists of every kind. This kind of mental phenomena is marveled at by the world, but it's just a case of knowing...

This ebook explores for the first time, the principles inherent to probably any newspaper, magazine, or publication, in the world. Everybody reads them, every day, but nobody notices the rules and logic in the innocent sheets they hold in their own hands. These properties are good to know as they allow some pretty neat impromptu or improvised effects, or design your own routines, once you know their 'secrets'.

It is more a piece of knowledge every magician or mentalist should know. Most 'recipes' are simple, and there is no difficult memorization or calculation involved.

All the effects...

In another routine, the participant is asked to focus on any major word in her chosen story and the performer accurately divines not only the chosen story but also the word being focused on.

As a finale, the performer is also able to divine the name of the place where that particular story...

Two lost secrets of Jason Michaels finally revealed. This is the only PDF to the best of our knowledge ever written on the subject. In this release you will learn Jason Michaels' secrets for creating the illusion of seeing in the dark. Jason made quite a reputation for himself doing these stunts back in the 80s revealed for the first time.

One of these secrets even fooled Al Mann. The effect is that the psychic or mentalist has a book examined to make sure all the pages are different. It can be a borrowed book. The performer rubs a cream under his eyes, claiming this allows him to see in the dark....

Effects included:

Serial Killer: This is a prediction effect with a very cool story around it. The spectators make all the choices they can change their mind as many times they wish. This effect is very clean it packs small and plays huge.

Cypher: In this effect the performer asks one spectator to think of his pin-code and another spectator to think of a name. Both the pin code and the name is revealed in a unique way.

Life Equation: This effect can be done over the phone anytime. The spectator is invited to create a special number that uses important numbers from his life....

An extremely rare and little-known U. F. Grant manuscript that is nearly impossible to find nowadays. Devin Knight has taken the original text, revised it and updated it with various annotations for today's performers. He explains and deals with issues that Grant failed to mention in the original release.

This e-book teaches you three great U. F. Grant tricks with a glass of milk! The methods are typical of Grant's thinking.

1-Here & There: A homing milk effect. Show a glass of real milk, cover it with a paper tube. Pour the milk back into a pitcher. When the tube is removed, the glass...

You will be given sound and practical advice from a man (Wayne Wissner) who has made his living for many years in this lucrative field. Advice on your act, your assistants, your daily life (both on and off stage), how to make extra money, etc.

One chapter, titled A Day In The Life, details, hour by hour (and sometimes by the minute), what you can expect your daily schedule to consist of. And, for the first time ... a ten-page listing of sixty theme and amusement parks which use magic and magicians ... complete with addresses and phone numbers....

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  • ... to apply it a try to find out its efficacy.
  • A Ring and A Rope by Gora Datta - a stage effect with minimum props.
  • Three Easy, Simple Tricks by Werner Miller by Werner Miller
  • Blanko, my way by Solyl Kundu - an entertaining magic to impress your probable agent/booker.
  • Whirl by Fabian - just the one you expect from the Fabian - an alter ego of Aldo Columbini
• Miscellaneous:
  • Comprises of MagiCartoons, Cartoon by George Johnstone, Val' s Varieties by Val Andrews, MagiCartoon by Tim Manix, Your Magic Wand by Maurice Day, Sage Sez--great men think alike, Choosing your music and more... ...