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Jay Marshall performing with "Lefty" Jay Marshall performing Amy Stevens, Martha and Joe Stevens Stevens Magic Dealer’s Table at World Magic Seminar in Las Vegas Erika Larsen & Buma Joe & Martha Stevens John Saline, Jay Marshall, Gene Rump, Paul Stone, Billy McComb, Roger Crabtree, Ron Wilson, Joe & Karrell Fox. Photo taken at WMS. WMS at Hacienda in Las Vegas Having fun planning DMS – early years – Jay Marshall, P...
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Adams

LEVITATION – The Magic of Gravity by Sherid Adams The magician takes a solid steel ball and makes it float between his hands. The wonderful advances in the art of magic have been stunning over the last hundred years. Card magic has blossomed and the concept of close-up is now at religious levels. As one of my friends said years ago: there is more written about card magic than medicine. I believe this is true. Certain...
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Adams Part 2

I had the pleasure of watching David Copperfield introduce his Flying Illusion to the public. It was in Fort Lauderdale at the Center for the Arts. They were taping the show for a television special and the audience was treated to a backstage look at the show. I was in awe by the whole process. Gamolo Featherlite Levitation – (Click the name of the product to visit the product page) Carry in trunk or back seat ...
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Adams Part 3

Criss Angel Masterminds The DVD Series, Volume 2 – Self Levitation (DVD) – (Click the name of the product to visit the product page) Considered to be the most influential name in magic today, Criss Angel built his career by having a visionary approach and groundbreaking material. Now for the first time ever, it’s available to you, in this exclusive Criss Angel Mastermind DVD series (volume two). The explanation of h...
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Adams Part 4

The fixed support of the Super X and the chair suspensions are in a class by themselves. What makes them interesting is that they use an object to facilitate the levitation. Going all the way back to the Indian rope trick, there is something attached to the floating person. We have all seen the flying yogi who has a cane or metal rod to hold on to sitting in a lotus position, usually asleep. I mention these apparently lesser fo...
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