Did you name your dog after ramen? Another secret revealed that an audience member had been hit in the head with a can of corn someone tossed over an aisle at the grocery store, while another had coincidentally been hit by an opossum.
I was wrong. By Tanner Saunders January 01, Save Pin FB More. Steven Cohen Magic Show. Credit: Courtesy of Chamber Magic. When I was six, he began teaching me close-up tricks and card magic. The first card trick he taught me used the Si Stebbins stack. I was lucky to attend the Tannen's Jubilee conventions when I was a teenager in the s. All of the greats appeared there. I loved watching Albert Goshman and Del Ray. They both did their full shows, and I learned from them how to 'hook' an audience with a well-designed character.
Harry Lorayne, a close friend, is also one of my all-time favorites. I've been at the Waldorf for 16 years, so it's hard to choose just one! It's an honor to receive such support from the top members of the magic community. Patrick Page made me blush when he said, "This is a perfect parlour magic show. I honestly cannot suggest anything that would improve it. David Regal performed a real fooler at Harry Lorayne's 90th birthday party, and stumped everyone in the room -- mostly professional magicians -- including Harry.
In the effect, a full sheet of postage stamps magically transformed into actual stamps that had Harry Lorayne's face printed on them. David gave Harry the stamps in a picture frame to hang on his wall at home. I've done my best to carry on their work, and to keep the heritage of magic alive for modern audiences. I've written extensive articles about each of these heroes, and the lessons I've learned from each:. Remember to practice your sleights in context.
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