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I Did It My Way by Billy McComb
In the pages of this booklet Billy goes fully through the great material which earned him such a tremendous ovation at the Supreme 2nd Magical Weekend.
Contents include:
The True Secret of Magic - Introduction.
Cut & Gone Rope (a rope is cut and then disappears).
The Williamised Spider
Torn and Restored Airmail Letter. Simple; Amusing; complete with all the patter, this was one of the hits of the lecture. It could be a hit in your show.
Eye-level, One-Man Card Vanish (crazy trick, yet absolutely baffling)
A Variation on a Theme - A rope and a ring. The audience are let in on the secret, yet are baffled in the end. Several different methods are given.
The Seven-Cornered Hanky: tie two corners of a handkerchief together, the spectator holds the knot. Tie another two corners together and a second spectator holds the knot. Tie... another two corners together and the spectator holds this knot !?!- Six corners of one Square hanky and there's still one corner left over ... A crazy offbeat effect.
The Magician's Rabbit does a Trick (and there's another way if you don't have a rabbit); "You do as I do" with a rabbit or invisible leprechaun - a whole sequence of surprises.
The Card in the Cigarette
Uncles Will Slates - an entertaining routine with a couple of Slates.
The Five Rings of William
Many of the effects are fully illustrated.
In the pages of this booklet Billy goes fully through the great material which earned him such a tremendous ovation at the Supreme 2nd Magical Weekend.
Contents include:
The True Secret of Magic - Introduction.
Cut & Gone Rope (a rope is cut and then disappears).
The Williamised Spider
Torn and Restored Airmail Letter. Simple; Amusing; complete with all the patter, this was one of the hits of the lecture. It could be a hit in your show.
Eye-level, One-Man Card Vanish (crazy trick, yet absolutely baffling)
A Variation on a Theme - A rope and a ring. The audience are let in on the secret, yet are baffled in the end. Several different methods are given.
The Seven-Cornered Hanky: tie two corners of a handkerchief together, the spectator holds the knot. Tie another two corners together and a second spectator holds the knot. Tie... another two corners together and the spectator holds this knot !?!- Six corners of one Square hanky and there's still one corner left over ... A crazy offbeat effect.
The Magician's Rabbit does a Trick (and there's another way if you don't have a rabbit); "You do as I do" with a rabbit or invisible leprechaun - a whole sequence of surprises.
The Card in the Cigarette
Uncles Will Slates - an entertaining routine with a couple of Slates.
The Five Rings of William
Many of the effects are fully illustrated.
