The document provides a summary and table of contents for the book 'The Sphinx Golden Jubilee Book of Magic' published in 1951. It includes over 100 magic tricks and routines described in the book, ranging from card tricks to escapes to illusions. Many classic magicians and their tricks are featured.
The document provides a summary and table of contents for the book 'The Sphinx Golden Jubilee Book of Magic' published in 1951. It includes over 100 magic tricks and routines described in the book, ranging from card tricks to escapes to illusions. Many classic magicians and their tricks are featured.
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Sphinx Golden Jubilee Book of Magic
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The document provides a summary and table of contents for the book 'The Sphinx Golden Jubilee Book of Magic' published in 1951. It includes over 100 magic tricks and routines described in the book, ranging from card tricks to escapes to illusions. Many classic magicians and their tricks are featured.
The document provides a summary and table of contents for the book 'The Sphinx Golden Jubilee Book of Magic' published in 1951. It includes over 100 magic tricks and routines described in the book, ranging from card tricks to escapes to illusions. Many classic magicians and their tricks are featured.
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Christopher, Milbourne: The Sphinx Golden Jubilee Book of Magic
1951 Sphinx Pub. Corp, NY
Also by Flosso Hornmann Magic Co. Softcover, perfect-bound, 128 pages Sphinx Golden Jubilee Book of Magic Image courtesy e-Bay seller MackiesAttic 50 Years of Great Magic The Golden Years Image courtesy e-Bay seller RaolsonMagic Comments: Illustrated by Sid Lorraine. "A Selection of Tricks from the Pages of the Magazine". Also published as 50 Years of Great Magic - The Golden Years.
Contents:
3 Preface: Milbourne Christopher
5 Introduction: John Mulholland
7 The Ne Plus Ultra Cabinet (Kellar): stage illusion
9 A Sleight and a Force (David Devant): eliminating the pass and forcing three cards 10 Freezing Ice in the Hand (Long Tack Sam): Not real ice 12 Potato Jones (Horace Goldin): escape from a box of potatoes 14 The Mysterious Lemon Trick (Alexander "The Man Who Knows"): card is found in lemon and torn corner matches 15 Baffles' Novel Production Ball Fake (Charles R. Bruch): for multiplying Billiard Balls 16 The Oracle (David T. Bambert - Fu Manchu): a card trick involving a fortune "reading" 18 Neato Silk (Paul Rosini): handkerchief vanishes and appears in a glass 19 The Imaginary Rubber Band (Nate Leipzig): the invisible band in a hat is demonstrated 21 The Self-Extricating Card (Houdini): selection is impaled on a pencil, but transposes with card in the deck 22 Yank-A-Hank (Ross Bertram): quarter vanishes when folded into a handkerchief, and is found back inside 24 A Useful "Number" Trick (Edward Victor): a counting card trick 25 Rope Decapitation (Isida Tenkai): thru the neck 26 The Gwynne Production Box (Jack Gwynne): for rabbits, etc. 28 Berland's One Cup Ball Routine (Sam Berland): a one cup and ball routine with a ball, a glass, and a paper cup and large load and surprise finale 31 The Vanishing Cigarette (Jarrow): lit cigarette vanishes in the hand 33 The Time Is (Herman Yerger): a clever business card gag 34 A Great Production (Blackstone): tub, water, and duck production 36 Liquid Change (Carlton King): Wine and water trick 37 Flash Bill Stunt (Dr. J.G.F. Holston): gag for a money machine 38 Card Spelling DeLuxe (George G. Kaplan): clever stacked deck effect 39 The Boudoir of the Dancing Girl (T. Page Wright and William Larsen): stage illusion 42 Flowers and Watch (Ed Reno): Vanished watch is found in pot of flowers 44 A Tube of Many Mysteries (Dr. E.G. Ervin): a versatile production tube 46 Chinese Money Trick (Silent Mora): vanishing coin effect using three unique Chinese coins 48 Your Card, Sir? (Jean Hugard): a trick with a torn deck 50 Billiard Ball Manipulation (Herr Jansen - Dante): getting the first ball 52 Number Please (Theo Annemann): partner mentalism 54 A Hat Load (Birch): for the first load 56 Comedy Cigarette (Lu Brent): cigarette gag 56 The Ramo Samee Card Trick (Dai Vernon): selection determined from Poker hands 58 The Napkin Ashes (Joe Rukus): a visible burnt and restored napkin 59 Laurant Cashes His Own Check (Eugene Laurant): check is burnt and turns into money 60 The Hanson Kewpie Doll Illusion (Harman Hanson): doll to live girl illusion 63 Penetration Deluxe (Keith Clark): cigarette penetrates handkerchief 65 Martin's Twelve Card Trick (Tommy Martin): Tommy's version of Cards Up the Sleeve 69 An Alcohol Rub (Howard Savage): a spiritualistic trick 70 Jack Trepel's Telephone Book Trick (Jack Trepel): as it sounds! 72 Levante Flowers from Cone (Les Levante): tons of flowers from a cornucopia 74 Find the Lady (P.C. Socar): card trick 76 The Weigh of All Flesh (Al Baker): vanishing lady from trunk with clever weighing scale gimmick 78 Paper Balls to Hat (Slydini): close up trick with paper balls vanishing and appearing in a hat 81 Switching Decks (Harlan Tarbell): a method using a handkerchief 82 Flowers at Your Fingertips (Milbourne Christopher): spring flowers 84 The Enchanted Finger Ring (Leon Herrmann): vanished from glass and appears on wand 86 Cash and Change Purse (William McCaffrey): marked card selection is found in change purse 88 Rope-It (Bob Haskell): selection is lasso'd as pack is thrown in the air 89 The Devil's Flight (Joseph Dunninger): woman vanishes from under cloth 91 Is This Your Card (Paul LePaul): producing the selected card 92 The Miser's Dream As I Do It (T. Nelson Downs): famous coin production 95 The Triangular Room (John Mulholland): Jumbo card trick with the four Jacks 97 Diminishing Golf Ball Routine (Ballentine): with handkerchief 99 Get the Point? (Arthur Leroy): card selection caught on knife point 100 Penetration Most Extraordinary (Tan Hock Chuan): silks in glass 101 Silk Penetration (Mohammed Bey - S. Leo Horowitz): one silk through another 102 The Phantom Flame (Carlos H. Colombini and Graciela N. Avendano): candle and flame 104 New Salt Shaker (Harold Pearson): new use for drum head tube 104 Unprepared Trunk Escape (Louis N. Miller): escape 105 The Cut and Restored Cigarette (Charles W. Fricke): a quickie 106 Coin in Ball of Wool Idea (Herb Runge): using a sack to hold the ball 106 Harbin's Production Box (Robert Harbin): a deceiving production box 108 Bingo (Stewart Judah and John Braun): Banknight variation 109 The Secret Panel (Herman L. Weber): production screens 111 Jasonism (Eddie Joseph): thought reading 113 The Fidgety Poker Chips (Nelson C. Hahne): color chips come out in different order than put in 115 The Waiter's Tip (George DeMott): selected coin is found in selected cereal box 115 A Tip for the Waiter's Tip (Sid Lorraine): humor tips 116 Silk Production Novelty (Fred Mintz): from magazine 118 Silver and Copper (Paul N. Rylander): three copper coins change places with three silver coins 120 The Hilliar Rising Cards (William J. Hilliar): clever method 121 A Magician's Hope Chest (U.F. Grant): Production box 123 The Tennis Racquet Card (H. Syril Dusenbury): Tennis racquet finds selection 124 A Matter of Record (Judson Brown): card selection appears between two phono records 125 Improved 20th Century Silk (Manger): with silks and envelope 127 The Five Card Trick (Tom Osborne, Long Tack Sam) 128 Pip of a Pipe (George Andrew): with flash paper