Displaying 1417 to 1440 (of 1648 products) $6 Max Andrews' Magic Magazine: Volume 2 (Apr 1953 - Mar 1954)Max Andrews Max Andrews' Magic Magazine: Volume 2 (12 issues)
Published by Max Andrews and Vampire Magic, 344 pages
Volume 2, Number 1, April, 1953, 28 numbered pages without covers
- advertisements
- Meet - - Jay Palmer
- Contents
- Editor's Page - Max Andrews
- The Magic Circle - Month Concert report
- Stand It Up - Jack Nightingale
- Fishing-A-Ring - Jose Ablang (Singapore)
- Bamboo Sticks - review by George Blake
- The Annual Dinner of the International Brotherhood of Magicians (British Ring) - report
- Almost in Confidence - series by Victor Farelli
- Spectacular Production of a Coil (Using a Long...
$17 Dual EdgeRus Andrews ... envelope to the spectator and ask them to put it somewhere safe; perhaps in their pocket.
You then give half of a deck of cards to the spectator and ask them to hold them in their hands and to put their hands behind their back. With their hands behind their back you ask the spectator to reverse one of the cards that they have in their hands. You, the performer, do the same with the other half of the deck in an attempt to create, between you, the perfect blackjack hand.
You and the spectator then bring the cards out from behind your backs and spread them, face down, on the table. This... $9 The Blueprint Volume 3Barry Govan & Ian Baxter & Murray Cooper & Gerry McCreanor  An Australian sleight of hand monthly magazine
Barry Govan & Ian Baxter, editors; 52 pages in Volume 3
- Volume 3, Number 1, July, 1976, 4 pages - cover has drawing of a monster with cards
- The Blueroom - editorial comments
- Coin Sandwich - Barry Govan
- Blueprint In-Print - Ian Baxter reviews:
- "The Complete Mike Rogers"
- The Dice of Zohar - Tom Gagnon (USA)
- Volume 3, Number 2, August, 1976, 4 pages - no cover
- The Blueroom - editorial comments
- The E.R. Thimble Routine - Errol Robinson, described by Murray Cooper
- Blueprint In-Print - reviews:
★★★★★ $10 Cards and Coins ParadeCameron Francis & Aldo Colombini  ... - ... (Aldo Colombini): A spectator makes up a card selecting the value and the suit and you have predicted it.
- COPPER-SILVER-RING (Cameron Francis): Copper, Silver routine with a surprising ending. Involves a borrowed finger ring.
- INCREDI-BOX (Aldo Colombini): You place four coins in a small box. One by one the coins disappear and reappear under one card.
- CERTAINTY (Cameron Francis): The spectator discovers his own card and at the same time the other mates appear.
- CENT’ANNI (Aldo Colombini): The words HAPPY BIRTHDAY appear on a freely selected card.
- BLUFFED ACROSS (Cameron Francis): An...
★★★★★ $6.95 Let The Audience Do The ShowGeorge B. Anderson You know how very successful those tricks are in which seemingly the spectator "does it all himself." He gets a kick out of it, his friends love it because they hope he will mess it up, and you get all the credit for having a fun show. Here's an ebook full of mental tricks and stunts that the audience... $9.99 IQ 83Arthur Herzog A cure is found for a children's disease but it proved to lower intelligence, starting with the scientists who devised the cure.
"A world lapsing into imbecility…true horror!" - New York Times
You are Dr. James Healey and last week you were a genius. That was before the DNA experiments. Before the accident you said could never happen…
Since then you have felt your mind decaying a little more each day. You have watched your wife slip into imbecility. You have seen the crowds growing murderous with animal terror, the President of the United States babbling and drooling on TV…
... ★★★★★ $5 PANsylvania 2Mark Piazza Issue 2 of this short-lived publication featuring magical bizarre effects, reviews and an original short story of fiction.
Contents:
- Beneath The Toadstool (introduction of issue)
- Pine Needles and Dirt (Tips, Reviews & Observations)
- Restored by Ed Solomon: A torn and restored effect (in comic...
★★★★★ $10 Sulle CordeAldo Colombini Questa dispensa è dedicata, come si evince dal titolo, esclusivamente a stupende routines con le corde. Circa 40 pagine, 84 splendidi disegni, 9 routines!
Sicuramente Aldo Colombini è uno dei maggiori esperti in campo mondiale dei
giochi con le corde.In questa dispensa illustrata con maestria...  Secretive and a self proclaimed recluse Jesse is first an entertainer and second an author/creator. He has been entertaining people all over Canada since 2007 with his comedy hypnosis show and various other performance mediums. First trained in hypnosis then expanding into other area like mentalism and even a little magic Jesse knows his stuff and ACTUALLY USES IT. Always nuts and not afraid to tell you the honest truth about hypnosis, mentalism, and magic Jesse strives to go above and beyond with each product. A rare find in today's authors. $6.95 How To Do Headline PredictionsDon Tanner ... fire publicity both before and after the show, makes an excellent talking point when selling the show, is a basis for tie-in with local merchants and businessmen, and offers an opportunity for using some local celebrity. You need the information in this ebook. The chance to use it may turn up any day if you are a working performer.
1st edition 1957, 1st digital edition 2014, 22 pages.  Sean Taylor is an internationally known magician. He has lived and worked professionally in the USA, UK and Australia and is a Gold Star Member of the Inner Magic Circle and full member of the exclusive Psychic Entertainers Association. Sean has performed across more than 15 countries and lectured in 7. Sean's writing is honest, accessible and he is widely known to share only audience tested, fully developed material and not half baked ideas so prevalent in the magic world today. MindStorms was Sean's first success as a publisher but his effects, tricks and props such as Pineapple Surprise, RhineSense Probe, Crazy Man's Marked Deck and Symbology deck are used by working pros in more than 25... ★★★★★ $10 Magigram: 10 effects from volume 14Aldo Colombini CONTENTS:
- COMMERCIAL PREDICTION (Arthur Carter): You predict a single card which is removed from an apparently ordinary deck.
- I WANT (Geny Dellan): Four freely selected cards turn out to be the four Aces.
- CENTURY FORCE (Arthur Carter): A very unique way to force a number using discs.
- CARD IN WALLET (John Yeager): A comedy (and magical) way to reveal a selected card inside your wallet.
- MY FUNNY VALENTINE (Tom Ogden): Perfect for Valentine's Day (or any other day!). The spectator shuffles the cards and at the end all the Hearts are face up among the other cards face down.
- ANOTHER JACK...
$10 Rain or ShineGreg McMahan Working amusement parks or festivals can be quite challenging. It can also be one of the easiest gigs you will ever do.
- Staying cool during the summer: Heat is a major concern when working amusement parks... be prepared.
- Fewer props means less to carry around: You'll be walking many miles a day... don't carry a suitcase with you.
- Be realistic: Know what you're getting into and map out what you want to accomplish. Then adjust your plans.
- Don't get lost when everybody else is: Expect to be asked for directions hundreds of times a day... perfect opportunity for a gag or two.
- Get the guests...
 Rupesh Thakur has proven himself to be one of the most influential magicians in the Nepalese magic world today. His work as a master magician has changed the way live Magic entertainment has come to look in Nepal. Specifically, his understanding of illusioneering, combined with his vision of cutting edge science of illusion and imagery, has allowed him to literally redefine illusion as a venerable element in a live platform.
Besides being a magician he also is a professional and well known designer of theatrical magic effects in Nepal. Magicians, illusionists and Magic show TV producers from world over contact him for ideas for putting mega magic into their act. He provides all information,... ★★★★★ $9.95 Magic on the MenuJim Sisti Tips and tricks for the professional and aspiring restaurant magician.
PART ONE - ESSAYS
- Tips on Tips
- The First Ten Seconds
- Working the Room
- Problem Patrons
- Choosing Material
- Choosing a Restaurant
- Getting an Audition
- Winning the Audition
- Developing a Following
- Dealing With Other Magicians
- Changing Performance Modes
- Keeping It Simple
PART TWO - TRICKS
- Transmutation - Jim Sisti
- Signature Transpo - Tom Ladshaw
- Forget Me Not - David Acer
- The Happy Birthday Card Trick - Al The Only
- The Two-Card Trick - Bert Allerton
- The Flushing Joker - Chris Hurlbert
- Torn - Tabman / Tom Mullica
1st edition 2014,...  Mentalist but secretly magician.
Nobody knows that Zee J. Yan is a magician except those who know.
He only has put out one book yet, but all of his material in the book, Greetings, are easy-to-do routines. No difficult sleights are required yet it allows you to perform simple and direct intimate mentalism with your EDCs. (FYI, EDC stands for Everyday Carry. Things you carry with you everyday.)  ... 1932 - 4th February 2020)
At age 10 inspired by and learned from a birthday gift box of tricks and amateur close-up magician since. Dealer (manager of Davenport's branch in Glasgow) since 1955. Son-in-law of George Davenport, having married in 1959 the latter's younger daughter, Jean (born 1937). One of the creative cardmen in the United Kingdom, inventing Collectors (by 1969), Impact, and Cardwarp (1974). Teacher of Gordon Bruce.
Wrote The Devil's Playthings (1969, 61pp), Cardboard Charades (1971, 54pp), Tale Twisters (1972, 12pp), Card Script (1973, 47pp; repr 1975), Some Late Extra Card Tricks (1975, 26pp), A Collection of Card Tricks Using Unprepared Cards and Trigger (1976, 12pp),... $7.72 SnatchDave Forrest Impossibly produce a card the spectator is thinking of from a cased deck, bound with a rubber band!
Your spectator shuffles the deck and hands it back to you. You make no moves. They think of a card from inside the deck. You make no moves. They are then immediately handed the deck to shuffle again. You make no moves. The deck is fairly cased and then bound with a rubber band. Within THREE SECONDS you produce one card from inside the deck yet the deck itself is still cased and bound. The spectator removes the band. The spectator removes the deck and is asked to locate the card they were thinking... ★★★★★ $19.50 Ultimate Guide To ColdreadingB. Thomas ... intuitive reading practice as well. Whether you're into performing on radio/TV or just wanting to add cold reading to your act, this is a treasure chest of information.
There's no excess or waste of info - all is direct and has been used by B. Thomas and many of today's leading entertainers. One even gives an endorsement inside of the book - but uses an alias to protect his business.
B. Thomas covers:
- Setting up the belief system
- How you get the sitter to help YOU
- GIVE THE LADY WHAT SHE WANTS - appealing to your best clients
- An incredible technique he calls LOVE BITES
- Getting...
 (USA: 24th April, 1902 - 1st September 2001)
Inspired c1914 seeing The Great Leon show at Loew's State Theater in New York. Accountant (CPA) in New York City. Amateur magician. Joined the SAM Parent Assembly #1 in 1928 and named its Dean on his 93rd birthday in 1995 when he was still active in magic. During World War II he entertained at canteens and military hospitals.
Invented The Bombay Mystery card trick (1944). Tricks in Hugard's Magic Monthly 1944-53. Wrote The Fine Art of Magic (1948, 341pp; with a 1955 French translation, 2nd edition 2019 with Warren J. Kaps).  ... US practitioner of the short story. He is considered the inventor of the detective fiction genre, and popularized cryptography and secret writing, but is mostly known for his tales of mystery and the macabre. His death is still a mystery occurring early, unexpectedly, and the cause is to this day unknown.  (8th November 1860 - 13th September 1951)
Edward William Barton-Wright was an English entrepreneur specializing in both self-defense training and physical therapy. He is remembered today as one of the first Europeans to both learn and teach Japanese martial arts and as a pioneer of the concept of hybrid martial arts.
He was working as an antimony smelting specialist for the E.H. Hunter Company in Kobe, Japan, where he was exposed and studied martial arts. In 1900, Barton-Wright established the Bartitsu School of Arms and Physical Culture in London. At a very young age, at the age of only 14, he began, thanks to his Master Gianluigi Sordellini, a cultural, educational and practical path on the study of card magic, also traveling every year to Spain, to be able to learn directly from the greatest exponents of the world of close up magic.
He is the winner of the Close Up Award “Damaso Fernandez” received at the International Congress of Magic in the city of Tagliacozzo (AQ) in 2019 and many others taken in various congresses in which he also participated as a guest in the Close Up Gala.
Today he is the spearhead of the International Magic University "Damaso Fernandez", and the UMI itself recently took him on a Spanish tour, where... ★★★★★ $5 Magicseen No. 60 (January 2015)Mark Leveridge & Graham Hey & Phil Shaw  ... - ... Sins of ... Children's Entertainment - Mark Leveridge
- Smoke & Mirrors Bar, Bristol - Live Reviews
- Product Reviews
- A Trip to Cancun - Twister Magic - effect
- Five - Xeon Steel - effect
- A.C.A.A.N. Meeting - Any Card At Any Number - Bar Magico Session number 1 - with Marcelo Issua - DVD and PDFs
- Coin Thru Nose - Tyler Sutter & Lonnie Lyeria - effect on DVD
- Comedy Book Test - Cody Fisher - DVD and gimmicked book
- At The Table Live Lecture Series: Season One - Murphy's Magic - DVD lectures
- Solid & Stress - David Penn & Jonathan Farr - DVD and gimmicks
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