The Performance of Close-Up Magic

1987
Written by Eugene Burger
Work of Eugene Burger
134 pages (Hardcover), published by Kaufman and Greenberg
Illustrated with photographs and drawings by Richard Kaufman
Language: English
31 entries
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Eugene Burger Acknowledgements
6
Eugene Burger About the Writings
9
Channing Pollock Foreword
11
Eugene Burger Groundwork
13
Eugene Burger What is Close-Up Magic?
15
Eugene Burger The Main Road
19
Bert Allerton, Eugene Burger The Bert Allerton Aspirin Tin Routine photograph of selected card appears on miniature card
Related to 23
Criss-Cross Force
27
Eugene Burger Hands
34
Eugene Burger Making Cigarettes Disappear three methods
 		38
Eugene Burger The Pivot Vanish: "Imaginery Powder" seated at table or standing behind bar
 		39
Up the Nose seated at table or standing behind bar
 		43
Eugene Burger How to use a Cigarette Pull
43
Eugene Burger A Question of Character
49
Eugene Burger Uncle Geek
51
Dai Vernon, Eugene Burger, John F. Mendoza Three-Card Monte as a Magical Entertainment presentation without the spectator guessing
 		55
Eugene Burger Magic Lectures
58
Paul Rosini, Eugene Burger Rosini's Double Reverse
Inspired byVariations 61
Eugene Burger Conversation at the Airport
65
Eugene Burger The Animated Matchbox "magic along the way", thread
 		70
Eugene Burger Performing for Magicians
75
Eugene Burger Stealing
80
Eugene Burger Spirit Candle in the Bottle wand in the bottle with a candle
 		83
Eugene Burger Books
87
Eugene Burger Sylvia's Cards a bizarre presentation for the rising cards
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Eugene Burger Negative Thought
100
Al Baker, Eugene Burger The Haunted Pack "added perfomance touches and strategies"
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Eugene Burger Questions and Answers on The Haunted Pack
118
Eugene Burger Daydreaming and Imagination
124
Eugene Burger An Imaginary Conversation with Eugene Burger
126
Eugene Burger A Final Examination
133
Data entered by Andreas Zirngibl, November 2005.