Acclaimed by experts, Senor Mardo reveals 19 choice close-up and platform magic miracles in this "lost classic."
It's not black magic, it's . . . White Sorcery! Mardo's wizardry with new effects and novel takes on existing magic makes this a worthy addition to any performer's library of legerdemain.
Here's a partial list of contents:
A Coin RoutineA New Rope Cut TechniqueAnother Rope Cut TechniqueThe Vanishing LightBooming the AcesRoseThe Nudist EndTelevision TechniqueThe Ball and VaseMatching the ColorsDye Tube RoutineThe Adams BlockThe YarnThree Out Of One Equals FourThe Milk and the SweetsThe Raising CardStrippathy (A Card Location)Sponges: A RoutineFan-EggeryChampagne Bubblesand moreSuggested patter is provided, as are over 30 illustrations. Aside from 19 audience-pleasing effects and routines, Mardo also includes professional advice on performing magic for television. But don't just take our word for it. Read what the experts have to say about "White Sorcery":"I found this book interesting and the material practical."-Dariel Fitzkee(Genii magazine)"There is a very effective coin routine [and] a rising card method ... which, to the best of our knowledge, has never been published. Having used it, we can guarantee its effectiveness."-Geo. Armstrong(The Magic Wand)
"Sound advice on effective presentations for both "flesh" and television audiences. I recommend it."-John Braun(The Linking Ring)
"Mardo has come up with a few honeys, any one of which is a bargain, considering the price of the book. You'll find much magic and advice here you'll like."- John J. Crimmins, Jr. (Hugard's Magic Monthly)
1951 edition, PDF 39 pages.
word count: 11451 which is equivalent to 45 standard pages of text
