The History Of Magic by Harlan Tarbell
Friday, 05 November 2010 22:41 | 
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I want you to go with me into far away lands and into the long ago to get a glimpse of the beginnings of the Mystic Art. This Art has been practiced from time immemorial, and from the faint echoes of the ages comes here and there an intimation that with Magic are bound up the very lives of the ancients. In one remote corner of the globe we see how Magic played a vital part in religion; in another distant spat we find that Magic was a part of the daily lives of the people; and in other lands we see the family and the social relationships of the people under the powerful influence of Magic.
Divisions of Modern Magic by Harlan TarbellMonday, 01 November 2010 22:45 | Written by Administrator | | |
Modern Magic has evolved until now it may be classified into three major divisions with regard to its effect on the audience: Last Updated (Monday, 01 November 2010 23:08) The Magic of Robert Harbin - The BookSunday, 10 October 2010 16:21 | Written by Administrator | | |
The Magic of Robert Harbin was published in 1970 and has only had one authorized printing. Only 500 copies were printed and they are hand numbered and the original owners name was hand written into the book when originally sold. The book sold for $75.00 in 1970 which was quite pricey in that day. Now copies sell for many multiples of that amount. The book contains the plans for the Zig-Zag girl illusion which according to Harbin was best illusion he had originated at the time the book was published. |
Forget Me Not: How to be an Unforgettable PerformerThursday, 09 September 2010 12:10 | Written by Massimo Malloque | | |
All performers strive to be remembered for their name, show, and style. While the people may forget what you said or actually did; they should not be able to forget how you made them feel. Making the audience feel good and excited is the ideal situation. This will help them remember “YOU”. Last Updated (Thursday, 09 September 2010 12:18) Tips for Performing and Repairing Sword Through NeckTuesday, 10 August 2010 15:38 | Written by Matt Ruetz | | |
The sword through neck trick has been a favorite for audiences and performers alike. So called "Danger" tricks create a make for more excitement and intrigue although there is really nothing dangerous about this one at all. Magicians also like it, because it is always ready to go. Once you complete one performance, you are ready for the next with no reset required. The biggest drawback is the sword itself and it must be properly maintained and refurbished over time. |
