Tommy Windsor called this act, The Son Of The Street Faker, since he performed it as an alternate to his famous original pitch act.

First p ublished in 1962, Tommy Windsor's "Suitcase Sideshow" is a complete one-man, magical pitch act you can carry in a single suitcase and perform without assistants. Windsor provides you with a continuous line of rapid fire comedy patter, written with the assistance of magical funnyman George McAthy, that emulates the spiel of a carnival barker selling sideshow tickets on the Midway. As each act is described, the pitchman illustrates it with a different magic trick. Running time is approximately 16 minutes and the act features 15 different tricks. And while Windsor suggests dozens of old standards, almost any trick you now perform can easily be adapted to suit the clever patter. Re-typeset, 30 big pages.