Wizard (Selbit) Volume 2 (September 1906 - August 1907)
by P. T. Selbit

197. The Wizard - Volume II, Number 13 - September, 1906 - 16 pages
197. Cover - Le Roy, Talma and Bosco
198. Hambley's advertisement
199. Notices
199. Gossip
200. The Magic Circle
201. Oldest Conjurer in England - A Chat with Prof. Devono
201. Correspondence
202. Hartz and His Hat Trick - Professor Hoffmann - continued
204. The Melting Billiard Ball - effect
204. "A Black Art Handkerchief Producer" in the last issue was from Fullam McGlade
205. A Lively Drum - E. Cooper
205. To Tear a Pack of Cards in Two
206. Conjuring Tricks - by a Grown-up Infant
207. re: Tipping Stage Hands
207. A Sympathetic Ode - poem
207. re: Chapeaugraphy
208. The Instantaneous Production of a Bowl of Flowers - Charles O. Williams
208. A New Thimble Move
208. Re: "Daylight Ghosts" by Maskelyne and Devant
208. Forthcoming Features
209. New South Wales Notes
209. Advertisements

213. The Wizard - Volume II, Number 14 - October, 1906 - 16 pages
213. Cover - Mr. C. Ducarel
214. Hambley's advertisement
215. Notices
215. A New Competition
215. Gossip
216. re: "Mystery Fair" from Major and Thurgate
217. The Magic Circle
217. Hypnotic Suggestion
218. Hartz and His Hat Trick - Professor Hoffmann - continued
219. Letter from G. V. Long
220. The Spirit Writing Orange - E. Cooper
221. Glass of Water Combination - G. V. Long
222. Letter from C. Ducarel
222. Letter from Oswald Williams
223. Our Monthly Telephone - R. U. There
223. Show Tricks Exposed
224. A Sympathetic Combination - George Bourne
224. Letter from T. Crees
224. Joke
225. Advertisements

229. The Wizard - Volume II, Number 15 - November, 1906 - 16 pages
229. Cover - Germaine
230. Hambley's advertisement
231. Notices
231. Gossip
232. Letter from Marcus Leighton
232. re: Bradley Alexander becomes "Flower vendor to H.R.H. Princess of Wales"
232. "Wizard" Competition - One Hour's Programme - Rules
233. Kratky-Baschik - From Various German Sources - W. Wood de Grouchy
233. At Last! - A Threadless Rising Card Trick - Phillip Levard
234. Hartz and His Hat Trick - Professor Hoffmann - continued
235. Flowers From a Fire Bowl - Heriot
235. Humor
236. £1,000 to Nothing - re: Maskelyne vs. Spiritualism
237. re: Louis Nikola
237. Correspondence
238. Mechanical Card Palming - George Bourne
238. The State of Magic in India
238. "Conjurer's Monthly Magazine" advertisement
239. Our Monthly Telephone - For the Exchange of Ideas - R. U. There
     • The Properties of Soap
     • A Magical Lodge
     • A Problem of "Interest"
     • Spells of Magicians
240. The Magic Circle
240. Conjurer's Monthly Magazine - A Candid Criticism
241. Advertisements

245. The Wizard - Volume II, Number 16 - December, 1906 - 16 pages
245. Cover - Nathan Dean
246. Hambley's advertisement
247. Notices
247. The Compliments of the Season
247. Gossip
248. Our Christmas Message to You - poem
248. "Wizard" Competition - One Hour's Programme - Wellesley Pain, Winner
249. Aids to Wizardry - Ebert D'Egerdon
     • The Quick-Change Screen
249. Best of All - humor
250. Hartz and His Hat Trick - Professor Hoffmann - continued
251. Joke
252. A Fortune-Telling Wand - Heriot
252. A Card and Dice Combination - G. W. Hunter
253. Kratky-Baschik - From Various German Sources - W. Wood de Grouchy
253. re: Joad Heteb
253. re: The British Magical Society held "a grand magical soiree"
254. New Blindfold Card-stabbing Trick - C. O. Williams
254. The Magic Circle
254. Joke
255. Our Monthly Telephone - For the Exchange of Ideas - R. U. There
     • The Mystic Number 9
     • Mysterious Arithmetic for Christmas Parties
     • Scottish and Jewish Magicians
256. Archibald Potter - bio
256. "Another Soap Trick" - Archibald Potter
256. Advertisements

261. The Wizard - Volume II, Number 17 - January, 1907 - 16 pages
261. Cover - J. F. Burrows
262. Hambley's advertisement
263. Notices
263. Gossip
264. A Scottish Tangle - humor
264. The Magic Circle
     • Annual Banquet and Concert Programme
264. re: Ernest E. Noakes at the Crystal Palace
265. Aids to Wizardry - Ebert D'Egerdon
     265. An Unique Portable Table
     266. Two Tables From One Box
266. Correspondence
266. Hartz and His Hat Trick - Professor Hoffmann - continued
266. Thurston in India
267. The Hands of Cagliostro - Phillip Levard
267. Kellar's Last Season
268. "Wizard" Competition - One Hour's Programme - Programmes for Reader's Prize
     268. Programme No. 1 - Sommerville Gibney
     268. Programme No. 2 - Ilsa Becq
     268. Programme No. 3 - "Erskine"
     268. Programme No. 4 - Charles Medrington
     268. Programme No. 5 - not listed
     268. Programme No. 6 - Mervant
     269. Programme No. 7 - Robert Irwin
     269. Programme No. 8 - Carl Hershall
     269. Programme No. 9 - J. N. Hawtin
     269. Programme No. 10 - E. F. Hurt
     269. Programme No. 11 - Victor Howard
     269. Programme No. 12 - Edward Victor
     270. Programme No. 13 - T. H. Hasssall, Jr.
     270. Programme No. 14 - Knaus
270. A Colour-Changing Silk for Black Art Show - Fullam McGlade
270. "Programmes of Magicians" book by J. F. Burrows arrived
271. Our Monthly Telephone - For the Exchange of Ideas - R. U. There
     • Magic Thirty-four Square
     • The Magic Multiplier
272. British Magical Society - Programme of Entertainment
272. A New Blindfold Card Trick - Charles O. Williams
272. re: "The Best Trick for Amateur Conjurers" in the "Strand Magazine"
272. Advertisements

277. The Wizard - Volume II, Number 18 - February, 1907 - 16 pages
277. Cover - Phillip Levard
278. Hambley's advertisement
279. Notices
279. Gossip
280. Advertisements
281. Aids to Wizardry - Ebert D'Egerdon
     281. The Folding Cloth Servante
     281. The Purse Servante
     282. The Newspaper Servante
282. A New Discovery - a card move - W. Frost
283. "The Magician's Heart" - Christmas Attraction from Maskelyne and Devant - review
284. The Christmas conjurer - Where the Tricks Come From
284. We Want New copy
284. re: Chung Ling Soo
285. An Idea for the Tambourine Trick - Fullam McGlade
285. re: Forthcoming Features
285. A "Magic" Cigar Lighter - Fullam McGlade
285. The Ubiquitous Card - An American Subscriber
286. The Magic Circle
286. re: disappearing horse Omnibus - not magic
286. "The Magic Art of Entertaining" by Selbit - apology for delays
286. The "Wizard" Competition - One Hour's Programme
     • Editor's Award - Wellesley Pain
     • Readers' Award - Charles Medrington
     • Voter's Souvenirs
286. Our Next Competition
287. Our Monthly Telephone - For the Exchange of Ideas - R. U. There
     • A Scottish Tangle
     • He Had Him There!
     • The Magic Dance
     • A Pleasing Kind of Subtraction
     • A Game of Nines
     • Counting Their Feet
288. Fashionable Conjuring - E. Cooper
288. Breaking The Record
289. Advertisements

293. The Wizard - Volume II, Number 19 - March, 1907 - 16 pages
293. Cover - The Late Charles Bertram
294. Hambley's advertisement
295. Notices
295. Gossip
296. We Want New Copy
296. The Magic of Dates
296. Joke
297. A Novel Card Vanish - Tom Ll [sic] Waterman
297. Death of Mr. Charles Bertram
298. Correspondence
298. Recollections of Hartz - Inexhaustible Handkerchief - Professor Hoffmann
300. Billiard Ball Manipulation - An Old Friend Helps Again - E. Cooper
300. Joke
300. Some Hints For Amateurs - An Amateur
     300. The Improved Ball of Wool
     300. A Dyeing Tip
     301. The 20th Century [silk] Trick
     301. The Pence and Die Trick
     301. A Packing-up Hint
301. The Magic Circle
302. Popular Patter
     • The Wand and Envelope Trick
303. Our Monthly Telephone - For the Exchange of Ideas - R. U. There
     • Juggling With the Digits
     • A Capital Number
     • Mathematics in Verse
     • A Swarm of Ones
     • Dog Latin
304. "Isn't he a Marvel" - Chat with "Carlton"
304. Advertisements
305. Now Ready - The Magic Art of Entertaining - Selbit
306. Advertisements

309. The Wizard - Volume II, Number 20 - April, 1907 - 16 pages
309. Cover - An Entertainer of Entertainers - J. L. Wade
310. Hambley's advertisement
311. Notices
311. Gossip
312. A Magical Racket - Professor Alvaro, India
313. The Impressions of a Rabbit - T. P. C. Sewell
313. Recollections of Hartz - Inexhaustible Handkerchief - Professor Hoffmann - continued
314. Now Ready - The Magic Art of Entertaining - Selbit
315. Patter and Suggestions for a Watch Manipulation Act
     • An Aid to Watch Manipulations
316. Slips of the Pen at the Magic Circle Séance - sketches
317. The Magic Circle
317. Magic of the Classics
     • The Second Annual Grand Séance of The Magic Circle
319. An Old Time Conjurer: Thomas Peladine - from the German by W. Wood de Grouchy
319. Advertisements
320. Our Monthly Telephone - For the Exchange of Ideas - R. U. There
     • A Remarkable Picture
     • The Nickname Problem
     • An Easy Task
     • A Trick of the Trade
     • A Peculiar Coincidence
     • A Scotch Story
321. Suggestions for New Competitions - Correspondence
321. Readers Compete!
321. We Want New Copy
322. Advertisements

325. The Wizard - Volume II, Number 21 - May, 1907 - 16 pages
325. Cover - Prof. Herwinn
326. Hambley's advertisement
327. Notices
327. Gossip
328. Miss Cassie Bruce
329. An Improvement for the Card Cricket Trick - Ming
329. The Colley-Maskelyne Case
329. re: The Matualla Troupe of Siamese Wonders
330. An Automatic Fire Fountain - J. W. Dewhurst
330. The Magic Circle
331. Indian conjuring - Andrew Lang
332. The Coal Ring - Owen Clark
332. Correspondence from Ernest E. Noakes
332. British Magical Society - Fred Walker
333. Pictorial Paragraphs
     333. The Davenports
     333. Prof. A. J. Fowler
     333. Prof. Zelo
     333. Ricardo
     333. Fullam McGlade
     334. Prof. Heriot
     334. Arthur Buckle
     334. Sydney Mountford
     335. Hubert L. Lea
     335. Thomas Burrows
335. New Version of Torn Card Trick
336. Our Monthly Telephone - For the Exchange of Ideas - R. U. There
     • A Novel Notion
     • A Digital Problem
     • Chinese Philosophy
     • A Remarkable Picture - again
337. The Wand (Handkerchief) and Envelope Trick - Prof. Edgar
337. The Bertram Benefit
337. Advertisements

341. The Wizard - Volume II, Number 22 - June, 1907 - 16 pages
341. Cover - Ebert D'Egerdon, M.M.C.
342. Hambley's advertisement
343. Notices
343. Gossip
344. We Want New copy
344. A Production of Rabbits - W. J. Collins, Queensland
344. Performing Matches
345. Wand Tricks - Fullam McGlade
345. An Improved Swallowing Wand
345. Ribbons from a Glass of Milk
345. Joke
346. An Amateur Performance and its Teaching
     346. The Productive Fire-Screen - "Aliquando"
     346. Something to Look At
     346. Improbable challenges
     346. A Rabbit or Nothing
     346. Think Before You Conjure
     347. "The Inexhaustible Fire Screen"
347. Are You Working - The Rising Card Trick in Your Act? - advertisement
348. A Pretty Egg Trick - George Klare
348. Entirely New Four Ace Trick - N. W. Thiele
349. A Simple Match Trick
349. Sad Death of Carl Lebert
350. The Magic Circle
     • Signor Ernesto Noakesi - Ventriloquism & Magic - woodcut?
351. A Useful Piece of Furniture - C. Barnard
351. Advertisements
352. Our Monthly Telephone - For the Exchange of Ideas - R. U. There
     • a coin effect from Wade, Jr.
     • a "swindle" from G. W. Hunter
     • A Moorish Magic Square
353. Back Number Features
354. Advertisements

357. The Wizard - Volume II, Number 23 - July, 1907 - 16 pages
357. Cover - Joad Heteb
358. Hambley's advertisement
359. Notices
359. Gossip
360. A Capital Effect for Watch Manipulators - Fullam McGlade
360. re: Charles Bertram effect for sale
360. Important Notice - from W. D. Leroy
361. Recollections of Hartz by Professor Hoffmann - continued
     • The Improved Money Column
362. The Carl Lebert Fund - letter from C. McKenzie
363. Magic for Beginners - G. Macaulay (Al1quando)
364. A S(candle)ous Trick - Reg. How
364. Handkerchief & Glass Tumbler - F. Edward Cook
365. A Man of Magic - John Henry Anderson, Wizard of the North
     365. I. - A Word About Wizards in General
     365. Anderson's Tombstone
     365. The Days of His Youth
     366. He Resolves to be a Conjurer
366. Handkerchief and Soup Plate - E. Cooper
367. Phillip Levard's Column
     • A New Dye
367. The Magic Circle
367. Advertisement
368. Our Monthly Telephone - For the Exchange of Ideas - R. U. There
     • match trick from the Editor
     • Another Swarm of Ones
     • A Mystery
     • A Coin Problem
369. Back Number Features
370. Advertisements

373. The Wizard - Volume II, Number 24 - August, 1907 - 16 pages
373. Cover - George McKenzie Munro
374. Hambley's advertisement
375. Notices
375. Gossip
376. Announcement for The Wizard Vol. III
377. A Vanishing Table Knife - Fullam McGlade
377. A New Cap and Pence Trick - Tom Crees
377. We Want New Copy
378. Recollections of Hartz by Professor Hoffmann - continued
     • The Multiplication of Money
379. The Devil's Own Trick - advertisement
379. Correspondence
380. Magic for Beginners - G. Macaulay (Al1quando) - continued
380. Thought Reading - New Book Advertisement
381. The Plant Growing Illusion - J. W. Dewhurst
381. A Novel Rice Bowl's Trick - T. H. Halstall, Jr.
382. The Magic Circle
383. A Man of Magic - John Henry Anderson, Wizard of the North - continued
     383. II. - The Wizard in Aberdeen
     383. First Appearance in the City
     383. The Mysterious Mr. Smith
     383. Barnum and the Wizard
     384. A Performance at Balmoral
     384. Applause by the Prince Consort
     384. The Inexhaustible Bottle Trick
     384. The Wizard Takes His "Irrevocable Adieu"
     384. The Advent of the Wizard (poem)
     384. A Little Bit of Autobiography
     385. The Wizard and the Infirmary
385. Another Fire Effect - J. W. Dewhurst
385. New Way of Distributing Flags
385. Index to Vol. II of The Wizard - announcement
386. Advertisements

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