Jon JensenProfessional Sponge Ball Tricks Volume 2 This book continues the education on sponge ball magic started in the first book. With the basic sleights and a couple of beginning routines dealt with already, volume two focuses on complete sponge ball routines. The author has tried to make the bo...
Stage Flying surveys the long history of simulated human flight - from religious plays to church celebrations to a host of theatrical forms - opera, vaudeville, pantomime and spectacle - all the way to David Copperfield's famous stage flying. Pages: 112 - 7 x 10 - Hardcover - Dust jacket - Black and...
This book is meant to teach you how the Monte was performed on the street where there is no room for error. This is not a book on how to hustle people out of their hard earned money. Instead, it is intended to teach you thereal Three Card Monte as it is meant to be performed. Table of Contents: Hist...
Lecture Notes III (Has he Really Lost his Mind?) is from Terry's most recent lecture tour. This set of notes includes 5 complete routines, most of which can be done on an impromptu basis. The notes include the Mentally Selected Card, which Terry considers a reputation maker in and of itself!...
Catalog Instruction Sheets They don't make 'em like that any more, is an oft heard expression. This could well apply to the magical apparatus made by Floyd Thayer in the 20's and 30's. The Thayer slogan Quality Magic was no idle boast. The workmanship was equal if not superior to the best including ...
By the Great Ovette. Ovette was a top ranking magician. He knew what was practical from his own experience as a successful performer. In this excellent book, Ovette gives you the cream of many effects used in his own shows. All the tricks can easily be built of any materials you have handy and with ...
TWO BOOKS IN ONE!! This is a great softbound book full of great jokes and even better magic tricks! It has a bunch of easy to perform magic tricks that don't require any crazy props or gimmicks. These tricks contain stuff you already have! Effects with pencils, phones, cards and other 'everyday' obj...
Martin Gardner wrote the Mathematical Games column for Scientific American for twenty-five years and published more than seventy books on topics as diverse as magic, philosophy, religion, pseudoscience, and Alice in Wonderland. His informal, recreational approach to mathematics delighted countless r...
In 1971 Andrija Puharich met a talented young Israeli named Uri Geller, whose psychic abilities had already made him well known in his homeland. The next year Uri came to America, where millions of people have since watched him bend keys, stop watches, and break metal rings, with no apparent physica...
The International Journal for Professional Restuarant and Bar Magicians. For Dates September 1997 - August 1998. Contributors: David Acer, Al the Only, Danny Archer, Paul Green, Eric Henning, Chris Herlbert, Stan Jacobson, Joshua Jay, Simon Lovell, Larry Moss, Tom Mullica, Terry Parrett, Andrew J Pi...