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Educational Value of Magic by Hermann Pallme
For the all round development of the youth, of both sexes, there is nothing better than the study and practice of magic.
Presentation, Illusions and the Handling of a Full Evening's Magic Show by David T. BambergAs the chapter on stage presentation in Greater Magic was written nearly fifteen years ago it's about time to do a spot of checking in view of the existing conditions of show business in Latin America today. Last Updated (Tuesday, 04 May 2010 16:09)
How To Please Your Audience by Harlan TarbellEverything in life has a dual character -- in every force in life lie the powers for both construction and destruction. The fire that warms your home can destroy your home. The water that feeds your tissues can drown you. So you see, in the same thing lie the forces for both good and evil. Last Updated (Thursday, 29 April 2010 15:29)
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Tarbell on Showmanship and Presentation by Harlan TarbellIf you have practiced faithfully, and I am sure you have because the work is so fascinating, you are now ready to give a real performance. I want this -- your first public appearance as a Magician -- to be so successful that it will fire you with enthusiasm and make you realize how great are the rewards of the study of Magic.
Psychology of the Art of Conjuring by Max DessoirI still remember how I felt when I saw the first magical performance. As soon as the doors were opened I took my seat and waited a full hour for the moment when the curtain would raise in front of this world of wonders. And when the performance began, when eggs changed to dollars, dollars to pocket handkerchiefs, when bird cages disappeared in the air, and empty boxes held numerous presents, I felt as if I was living in a land of dreams, far away from the earth.
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