VINTAGE MAGIC BOOK - The Young Conjurer By Will Goldston (Part 1)
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VINTAGE MAGIC BOOK - The Young Conjurer by Will Goldston (Part 1). Condition is Used. Dispatched with Royal Mail 2nd Class.
From the introduction:Before the young conjurer sets out to try and entertain his friends he should first devote a little time every day to practice. I always believe in a little practice every day. Every trick that one is going to present should be rehearsed over and over again until one is practically tired of it. When the conjurer knows a trick in that way ...he finds, when he is presenting it to an audience, that he is by no means tired of it, because the trick goes so well that he is bound to like it and it probably becomes one of his favourite tricks.
How to give a Conjuring EntertainmentThe Magic Billiard BallPaper Cone And Glass CasketThe Floating DiscThe Farthings And TapeThe Flight Of CoinsThe Enchanted CoinsTwo Pennies And A TumblerThe Enchanted DieThe Jumping PegThe Coin, The Ring, And The HandkerchiefThe Magical KnotHat ProductionThe Rope And RingsThe Ring On The WandThree Malay Rope TricksThe Latest Palm PassThe Mysterious Photograph FrameThe Aladdin TubeThe Sybil Coin CaseThe Spirit SlateAnother MethodBloodless SurgeryGood Luck To The BabyThe Handkerchief And The Empty GlassSuggestions For A Handkerchief Production ActEgg Vanishing ApparatusThe Newest Hat LoaderHow To Destroy And Restore A CardThe New Spirit PhotographsThe Aladdin Productive CandleThe Aladdin Changing Handkerchief WandRapid Disappearance Of A ThimbleThe Enchanted TubePassing A Thimble Through A Borrowed Silk HandkerchiefThe Deceptive Half-CrownFlying ColoursThe Two Card TrickThe Vanishing PencilThe Improved Cannon And The PelletsHeads Or TailsThe New Diminishing CardThe Colour Changing HandkerchiefThe Aviary CandlestickThe Card TransformationThe Aladdin Production Canister
From the introduction:Before the young conjurer sets out to try and entertain his friends he should first devote a little time every day to practice. I always believe in a little practice every day. Every trick that one is going to present should be rehearsed over and over again until one is practically tired of it. When the conjurer knows a trick in that way ...he finds, when he is presenting it to an audience, that he is by no means tired of it, because the trick goes so well that he is bound to like it and it probably becomes one of his favourite tricks.
How to give a Conjuring EntertainmentThe Magic Billiard BallPaper Cone And Glass CasketThe Floating DiscThe Farthings And TapeThe Flight Of CoinsThe Enchanted CoinsTwo Pennies And A TumblerThe Enchanted DieThe Jumping PegThe Coin, The Ring, And The HandkerchiefThe Magical KnotHat ProductionThe Rope And RingsThe Ring On The WandThree Malay Rope TricksThe Latest Palm PassThe Mysterious Photograph FrameThe Aladdin TubeThe Sybil Coin CaseThe Spirit SlateAnother MethodBloodless SurgeryGood Luck To The BabyThe Handkerchief And The Empty GlassSuggestions For A Handkerchief Production ActEgg Vanishing ApparatusThe Newest Hat LoaderHow To Destroy And Restore A CardThe New Spirit PhotographsThe Aladdin Productive CandleThe Aladdin Changing Handkerchief WandRapid Disappearance Of A ThimbleThe Enchanted TubePassing A Thimble Through A Borrowed Silk HandkerchiefThe Deceptive Half-CrownFlying ColoursThe Two Card TrickThe Vanishing PencilThe Improved Cannon And The PelletsHeads Or TailsThe New Diminishing CardThe Colour Changing HandkerchiefThe Aviary CandlestickThe Card TransformationThe Aladdin Production Canister
