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Cardini was Welsh not English

Lugan more like it

Isn't "Tarbell Volume 9" the Harrison Greenbaum book based on his lecture. It's called "You Are All Terrible: The Book". It's not part of the Tarbell series but is made to look like it, I assume, for the joke and publicity.

The billiard ball ...was exquisite.

Interesting discussion.

Great episode and discussion.

Great review thanks.

This was very nice thank for sharing.

Great stream. Thanks.💚

Nice review thanks.

Been A wile thanks for the review.

I really wish you could have edited this...

Interesting topic and I enjoyed hearing your perspective. I'm an amateur performing mainly for family and friends and I have enjoyed presenting things as an excited new student of the art. Part of that, for me, was crediting the folks I've learned from along the way, but not naming the tricks as such. For example I talk a lot about my new hero Dai Vernon, tell an anecdote about him (he fooled Houdini) and then show my take on what is likely his most famous trick which I miscall as "the bully". One potential negative to this style of presentation where you name your influences came when I was doing a set for my friend and her daughter and realized I had named about 10 dudes in a row.

Good talk, man !

Very cool content sir, love the idea of deep diving into some of these classic books 😊

This is the sole surviving video of this master performer at work.. A true encyclopedia of polished manipulation terchniques by a skilled artiste.. Must have watched this act well over a thousand times and yet find it fresh.. Kudos to the eminent maestro.. 👏👏👏👏

Flawless! Even more remarkable is that Cardini was in his 60s when they recorded this, and at a time when many performers slow down, his sleight of hand is still remarkable!

I'm reading Fisher's bio of Cardini now. These short videos are just wonderful! Heartwarming Outstanding bio, BTW.

Funny interview.

This was fantastic. Could you persuade Mark to come back and record a part three with you.

At 16:45, Harbin does his head mover and suspension illusions. At 58:06, Sorcar buzzsaws his assistant in half.

I am amazed by the first double lift as it seems he totally loses control of that card/s on second 0,41 and pushing it/them forward on top of his index. Amazing! I had the privilege to learn one trick from Professor Ascanio during his visit to Buenos Aires, about 45 years ago (I guess I was 17 years old or so). I still perform it every now and then.

Interesting interaction.

Hubiera pagado por estar presente en esas tertulias

A true classic.🙏🙏❤

A true classic.

A true classic.

A true classic.

How very true. What an adventure.

Very interesting disscaution.

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Great discussion. thanks🙏🙏

I find mentioning religion and spiritualty since both magic and magick have been trying to distance themselves from each other for the last 200 years. I like it.

Ricky Jay is a legend.

Interesting were can we know more about how to go about this?

Learning history is s important For anything in life.🙏🙏🙏

Such a great photo for this topic thanks.

So important glade you talked about this topic.

Sounds very much like what can happen in life in general.

I love the pure and powerful passion both of you bring to the Art of Magic! Thank you!

Very insightful about the relation ship of the magician and the mirrors or mirrors.

Awesome advice especially for the newcomers!

He was a great magician.

Awesome advice especially for the newcomers!

Awesome advice especially for the newcomers!

Awesome advice especially for the newcomers!

Interesting thanks.

Interesting discussion. Thanks for sharing.