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Issue 151
- Magical News and reviews around the world
- More Television magic and Walt discusses it
- Henrique and a friendly council worker with a historic magical interest
- Letters Brickbats, bouquets and observations
- and the tale of a snotty, salty son
- Magic event diary. Put your society on the map
- Jim Breedon and the Spider and the Fly
- Basic card technique continues with the Jordan/Siva count
- Stephen Tucker must be dealing from a dodgy deck ... the 15 of clubs
- Ian Adair with his Wallaby Wands
- Barrie Richardson revisits the Mount Kenya Paradox
- Bob Ostin is recounting the spots on his old green die
- Werner Miller is as easy as counting
- Peter Duffie is a Con Artist?
- Vic Bridle is the suitable king
- Alan Ward has a heart
- Malcolm Yaffe rationalises the colour changing deck
- Annual competition. There is still time to enter
- Unclassified ads: Buy, sell or swop
- Eddie Dawes relates the invitation only Los Angeles Magic History Conference
- John Rhodes with a wide ranging collection of lay printed magical stories
- A Smith rounds off this issue with magic, musicians and the old Jewish Joanna
Issue 152
- News and reviews conducted by Geoff
- Letters. Your chance to have your say or to request advice
- Annual competition Fame and fortune may be yours!
- Henrique combines senna pods, the bombing of Berlin and children's' entertaining
- Eddie Dawes reviews the other magical press from around the world
- Jim Breedon writes about Slydini and an Origami frog
- Diary. Put your society on the magical map
- Ian Adair Jacks in the Box
- Basic card technique this month counts the Ham 'n eggs - but withholds the oeufs brouilles
- Robert Ostin Esq with a cunning box of swans, sans signets
- Vic Brindel sees clearly now and socks it to them
- Stephen Tucker drops a jumbo bomb
- Les & Martin Peirce find a Queen in their small change
- Werner Miller is also Queenly on the subject of Royal ties
- Peter Duffie - Scots pentathelete with a deck of cards
- Barrie Richardson with the final solution for the recalcitrant billet refolder
- Unclassified ads to buy, sell or swop
- Arun Bonerjee - A mystical wordsmith if ever there was
- Alan Ward figures it out digitally
- Walt Lees spent the month in front of the box
- John Rhodes spent the month reading the papers
- Al Smith spent the month concerned about managerial pitfalls and residencies
Issue 153
- News around the magical world with Geoff
- A full postbag this month with news, views and ponderings
- Henrique's dewdrops fall upon The Great Disaster
- Annual competition results. Are you rich and famous this time around?
- Unclassified ads. Buy, sell or swop
- Barrie Richardson III card rising
- March Magical events. Put your society on the magical map
- Magical Pen with Jim Breedon on criticism and soliciting
- Arun Bonerjee mixes his drinks with Sloppy Blancmange
- Stephen Tucker will never forget a back
- Bob Ostin's napkins enclose a secret
- Phil Goldstein puts his cards on the table behind distinguished family values
- Just by chance this month Werner Miller stands to lose
- Peter Duffie's Poker backfires
- Alan Ward recounts a rebus
- Ian Adair with another chance, this time just undercover
- Peter Kane with an Itsy Bitsy Bandit
- Walt Lees' combined rope routine
- Eddie Dawes collects his thoughts and the vexing case of the Monte Carlo Millionaire
- John Rhodes with the magic in the lay Press
- Al Smith and his significant bothers
Issue 154
- Round up of the latest magical news
- JJ gets the thumbs up from a clever dick
- Walt Lees reviews the recent telly
- Letters; have your say or proffer your suggestions
- Put your society on the magical map
- Henrique opens his trap and visits the opera
- Ian Adair exceeds expectations with a coin wand
- Barrie Richardson invokes Blackstone and presents a two inch stage illusion
- Marlo, Ostin, Lewis and Allen combine to clear the oily waters
- Alan Ward suspends both belief and a ping-pong ball
- Vic Bridle reverses Bob Ostin's die, dyed green
- Unclassified ads. Buy sell, swop or promote your lecture
- Werner Miller transposes while on auto
- Soumya Deb with a straight forward 20th Century silks
- Peter Duffie collects cards with a catalyst
- Daniel de Urquiza presents Miracle Monte the Argentinian way
- Details of this year's competition
- Peter Kane's case is falling apart
- Jim Breedon is polarised into action
- Eddie Dawes reviews the magical press
- Ventriloquism the Tiger way
- John Rhodes with the lay magic news
- Al Smith's pertinent ponderings
Issue 155
- News of the 2005 Queen Mary 2 Magic Cruise
- Gay, Debbie, Linda and Pam in the box on the wireless
- An ordinary kids' party for Henrique!!!!
- Ian Adair with two quickies ... one monied the other macabre
- Barrie Richardson shows the divination is in the devilish detail
- Stephen Tucker manipulates a magnetic mouse with a free plug for Roy Roth
- This year's competition. Your chance for fame and fortune?
- Magical event diary, make sure that your society is firmly on the magical map.
- Al Koran's Princess becomes a right royal old Queen
- Dai Vernon's Triumph over the Argentinian way
- Back to Basics with school master Walt
- Alan Ward with a kosher star
- Peter Duffie presents illusion Versus Reality
- Steve Jones chronicles travelling from Vernon to postscripts
- Jim Breedon's historical thoughts and a mutilated shirt
- Eddie Dawes curtain raiser to the Magic Circle Collectors' day
- Letters. Your chance to have your say
- John Rhodes with the magic in the lay press
Issue 156
- News around the magical world from Geoff
- Ian Keable in defence of Box Jumpers
- JJ gives S&M magic for free
- Henrique and the curious case of cross dressing
- Eddie Dawes with his review of the magical journals
- Unclassified ads. Buy, sell, exchange & inform
- Magical Event Diary, put your society on the map at no cost
- Walt Lees plumbs the basic depths for an illusion
- Phil Goldstein with thanks to Peter Duffle, Roy Walton and Dai Vernon
- Bob Ostin wist a feke die
- Competition details
- Ward's word is wonderful
- Miller's Mysteries serve up four effects this month for your delectation
- Ian Adair with a double delight for children
- Ma Relics. Stephen Tucker with a double set of aces
- Daniel deUrquiza sends a stacked transposition inspired by Tamariz
- Mrs Breedon is revealed on all fours with an apple, some lettuce and a tortoise!
- Arun Bonerjee divulges the date of birth
- A rare book review and the telly at Lees Mansions
- John Rhodes with all the magical news in the lay press
Issue 157
- Round up of the latest magical news
- Review of the 2004, 11th Repro Magic Cruise around the Mediterranean
- Henrique in the saga, gaga house
- Ian Adair waves his Hippity Hop Wands and produces a clear view of the Square Circle
- Walt Lees shows where there's muck there's Brass and it stacks
- Jim Breedon bungs a ring in a potential omelette
- Unclassified ads. for subscribers. Buy sell, exchange or advertise your club events
- Magical Event Diary. Put your society on the map for free.
- Daniel de Urquiza with a very astute perspective
- Alan Ward is numerologically lucky for Jean
- Peter Duffie with a right pain in the Ace
- Werner Miller separates the Gold from the dross
- Competition details for fame and fortune
- Les Johnson's tribute to Peter Kane
- Peter Kane's epitaph
- Basic card technique continues with a false swing cut
- Steve Jones' card puzzle
- Walt Lees of the telly, knitting a second jumper
- John Rhodes with the magical news from the lay press
Issue 158
- Round up of the latest magical news
- Walt off his telly with reviews
- Eddie Dawes rounds up the magical press
- Letters. Your chance to air your views, news, brickbats and bouquets
- Society News and events
- Unclassified ads. Buy sell and swop free
- Ian Adair's topsy pencils and a handybag
- Arun Bonerjee has an image in the symbols
- Vic Bridle takes the blues
- Extra, Extra, read all about Clyde Clayton's Princess
- Peter Duffie can afford a rolex
- Stephen Tucker's seedy digital trick
- Alan Ward's Brainstorm
- Werner Miller crosses his crisses with numbers
- Soumya Deb proffers a trayful of goodies
- Daniel de Urquiza with an Argentinian Dunbury Delusion
- Fame and fortune with our annual competition
- Ron Chatburn's variation on the Bandit a.k.a. Peter Kane
- Jim Breedon's Magic pen inks the gypsy thread
- Lesson 58 of the Basic card technique course covers in-hands false cuts
- Henrique and magic in the sheltered accommodation
- John Rhodes with this month's selection of magic in the lay press
Issue 159
- Round-up of the latest magical news
- Henrique and the seven ages of man, myth and magic
- Walt Lees discusses the matter of routiniung
- Eddie Dawes collects his thoughts once more, including details of the IBM convention in USA
- Arun Bonerjee analyses ESP
- Details of this year's competition. Your chance for fame and fortune?
- A double dose of Ian Adair
- Peter Duffie up the garden path again
- Werner Miller with Vernade cards
- Stephen Tucker is a rubout with an eraser
- Alan Ward gets the message
- Fred Castle and Jumbo Cards; first of a new series courtesy of Arthur Emerson
- Unclassified Ads. Sell buy and swop. Free!
- Magical Event Diary. Put your society on the map
- Malcolm Yaffe with a subtle variation on the Magic Square
- Steve Jones' triple coincidence Tristar
- Jim Breedon's Magic pen and a time warp
- Walt Lees' basic card technique with hands to table false cuts
- Letters, comments, suggestions and gripes
- John Rhodes rounds up the magic in the lay press
- Al Smith rounds off this issue on the subject of card cheats
Issue 160
- Round up of the latest magical news
- Letters and comments from readers
- Who won what at the British Ring
- Henrique and H.M. Customs and those little rubber gloves
- Eddie Dawes tells us what we missed in the other magical journals
- Ian Adair with a double dose featuring silks and cards
- Barrie Richardson gives us an impromptu stunt for the next time we are interviewed on the telly
- James Breedon mutilates Mrs Breedon's parasol
- Phil Goldstein on a roll with a watch
- Alan Ward is inspired by Jim Steinmeyer's nine card problem
- Steve Zudeck's tasty Seven Up
- Buy sell swop and notify with our free unclassified ad column
- Magic Society news. Is your society on the map?
- Chris Wardle has a clue about murder
- This year's competition details
- Malcom Yaffe finally tells Roy Roth to put a sock in it
- Werner Miller's Daltonic. What's that? Read and see
- Peter Duffie is inside out
- Basic card technique. This month it's tabletop false cuts
- Magicrostic compiled by Steve Zudek
- John Rhodes with the magic of the lay press
- Al Smith rounds off this issue with hecklers wannabes and thickos
Issue 161
- Round up of the latest magical news
- Letters Page. Your chance to have your say and offer suggestions
- Henrique suffers under the influence of a Bloody Mary
- Fred Castle Column featuring magic with Jumbo Cards
- Malcolm Yaffe with a time prediction loosely based on Koran's Gold Medallion
- A double dose of Magical Ian Adair
- Barrie Richardson offers Mind to Mind
- Jim Breedon with an effect based on Star Trek
- Lift Grift from the prolific mind of Phil Goldstein
- Peter Duffie and a new hue hoves into view
- Basic Card technique features this month a detailed description of the Bart Harding card system
- Virtual Reality is presented by Arun Bonerjee
- Unclassified adverts. Buy, sell, swop and blow your trumpet or promote your society and events completely free of charge
- Collector's Corner edited by Eddie Dawes with news of a magic prop scheduled to sell for $150,000!!
- John Rhodes rounds off this issue with all the magical news in the lay press.
Issue 162
- Round up of the latest magical news
- TV and Radio Reviews of magical content
- Henrique rails against ageism
- Ian Adair with a Royal line-up and a die shaken not stirred
- Barrie Richardson becomes the Devil's disciple with a dodgy dictionary
- Simon Lovell returns to our pages with a depilated Jack
- Arun Bonerjee with a colour card match
- Soumya Deb brings up the Indian contingent with a cunning silk effect
- Peter Duffie embraces the Queens of Darkness
- Jim Breedon ponders on memories of our fragile heroes ... and a Switch Pad.
- The Fred Castle series continues with the Jumbo Hamman Count
- Steve Jones combines your date of birth, chocolate and arithmetic
- Werner Miller with a topological magic square
- Walt Lees shares his big nose spongeball routine for children
- Malcolm Yaffe handles the German coin box with great care
- Stephen Tucker continues his series with a dot to dot prediction
- Walt Lees' basic sleights series covers table top false cuts
- John Rhodes rounds up the magic in the lay press
