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Aug 25
2009

Spookey

Posted by rhmagic in Magic Shop , General , CloseUp

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SPOOKEY

 

Practicing your sleight of hand is important for the close up worker. There are a lot of sleights and

Jun 15
2009

Instantly Healed Illusion

Posted by rhmagic in Magic Shop

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Tear off a corner of a signed card and restore it instantly. This is a very visual torn and restored card effect. There is no unnecessary folding of the card or other funny business.

Ray teaches you in detail how the gimmick has to be constructed. All components are readily available.

You will learn five ways to perform this restoration effect. It can be adopted to business cards.

Feb 16
2009

Work As a Magician

Posted by rhmagic in Magic Shop

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Everything You Need to Know to Work As a Magician

DO YOU WORK RESTAURANTS? MAYBE A NIGHT CLUB? PRIVATE PARTIES? This book is going to prove invaluable to you. Yes we at Morrissey Magic have put together one of the most informative books on TABLE HOPPING MAGIC. Written with you the MAGIC ENTERTAINER in mind by Merlyn T. Shute, whose writings have proven to you, this man knows his subject. OUT OF YOUR POCKET will tell you about what to call yourself as a professional name, how to deal with restaurant and hotel managers. 

Feb 16
2009

Card Control: Practical Methods and Forty Original Card Experiments

Posted by rhmagic in Magic Shop

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Practical Methods and Forty Original Card Experiments

A famous card expert demonstrates tricks that have left theater audiences amazed, and that card-playing professionals have used profitably. It is not a book for beginners. But these shifts, palms, glides, false shuffles, cuts, fans, steals and spectacular deceptions will help those with basic card expertise reach new levels of performance. Over 300 photos show Buckley's exact hand positions during each move.

Pretty good book with a variety of unique card sleights (palming, manipulating cards in the deck, etc.). These sleights are the 'real work', so it will take a little perseverance. Many of these utility sleights are ones that you ought to know if you want to be a card sleight-of-hand worker.