Magical Pro Teachings

OK, to entice more people to make use of the blogs (at least to read them), I'm going to post good stuff here exclusively.
[more affirmation that the rest of my posts are a waste of time and electrons, lol]

Check out this newsletter; it has a few nice links. I liked his false cut tutorial...it is both good AND free!

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If you like Slydini, you'll like these links.
Only recently available, courtesy Dick Cavett's blog in the New York Times.
Each is a half-hour episode. Only fair quality when full screen, but they show well how great he was.
I am "hiding" these in the blog to see how long it takes for people to find them...maybe encourage more folks to start reading and posting here!

Conjuring Slydini - Dick Cavett Blog - NYTimes.com

Conjuring Slydini (Part 2) - Dick Cavett Blog - NYTimes.com

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The evening stage show was MC’d by none other than Jonathan Pendragon himself. A great job of weaving a theme throughout and his and his wife’s set was also great. The evening had something for audiences of any age and performance style preferences. The Conclave participants in the audience were happy to see Jonathan premiere the effect he had worked on with us the night before, and the paying audience definitely got their money’s worth.

Again, a mad dash back to the hotel for the...

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I had a great time at the “Hank Lee’s Cape Cod Magic Conclave” last week.
Almost too much fun for one person to handle!

I had a chance to go to a magic auction the Thursday evening before the Conclave, at Ray Goulet’s “Magic Arts Studio” Magic Art Studio in Watertown MA.
I picked up a good Zombie Ball set-up for $7, Some decent silks, and a set of sponge bunnies that now appear to have been chewed well at a young kid’s party, lol.
Highlight of that evening was hanging...

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