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Steinmeyer Part 2

Q: You have been involved in many venues of entertainment from performing to creating the magic for others. What do you find the most gratifying? A: Historical re-creations of classic magic effects are the most gratifying to me, probably because it’s a pleasure to see those effects again. Q: When you are being entertained, what fascinates you the most? A: The individual presentation of a particular illusion. Q: Where or how...
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Voit

Harold Voit Defining Moments By Deana Murray Harold Voit stands under a banner that says, ” Zauberzentrale Munchen, ” which means Magic Central, Munich (Germany). He and his wife, Angelika , and their good friend, Hartmut Koll were selling magic at the 2006 FISM Convention in Stockholm, Sweden, where we were introduced. Over the next several days (as we got the chance to chat) I discovered that Ha...
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World Magic Seminar

World Magic Seminar 2009 The 32nd World Magic Seminar by Mark Stevens We recently returned from WMS 2009 – and wanted to share some photos and convention buzz. This years Seminar honored respected illusion builder John Gaughan and featured an incredible array of talent. Also 2009 honored Siegfried and Roy’s 50th anniversary working together. In those 50 years they have become trendsetters and magical royalty...
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Yamamoto

Yugi – The Secret Force By Deana Murray Yugi Yamamoto and Deana Murray Equally at ease, in front of the footlights as behind the stage curtains producing shows and seminars, stands Yugi (pronounced: ‘U-G’) and his wife, Meriko, nearby, to assist and translate. He performs, he invents, he shares, and he offers a platform upon which others can stand. Yugi attracts audiences and other magician...
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Mike Rogers - Ethics 101

Joe’s Personally Speaking – August 2009 Ethics 101 by Mike Rogers How many times have you seen close up shows at magic functions where performers leave behind a pile of salt, a wet table cloth, a table covered with cut up playing cards, or any other similar mess? Should the succeeding performer work with spectators seated at the table these spectators are often forced to avoid wet spots and trash on the table, not to ...
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