No matter what your interest in magic, we know that you will derive incalculable benefit and much worthwhile magic material from “The Professional Touch”. Only an experienced performer could write a practical book of this kind. No theories, but facts and tested procedures--that are invaluable when put into practice. Therefore, you are not only getting a book containing original tricks, moves and routines, but information that will pay you dividends, be you beginner, amateur or professional. There is nothing dry in the reading of “The Professional Touch”. You will love Monk’s natural breezy style--and while you are absorbing the splendid advice on acquiring the professional touch in your performance, you will get many a chuckle in the bargain. Chapters embrace the following subject: Let’s Have A Reason For It--This will surely ring a bell in your thoughts. Your Entrance--Yes, and a lot depends on just this. Tempo--Have you ever given any thought to this? You will! Stage Fright--You will feel surer of yourself after reading this. Can A Trick Be Too Perfect?--Some magicians think not. Not What You Do--You will agree 100 percent on this one. To Acknowledge Applause--When you get it, make the most of it. Keep Your Salary Up--And why not? What Does It Get You To Expose?--Read what Monk has to say about this. And, in the trick section you have the following to choose from: Card Frame, Uncanny Block, A Quickie, The Birth of a New Trick, A Twist on Anti-Gravico, and The Lota Drink. In addition, The 50-Card Lift will make a hit with all card workers as will the Behind Your Back routine which is a real fooler. Face-To-Face was one of Monk’s favorites and it is still hard to beat. Those who saw Monk perform his invisible milk routine will know what to expect in a Milky Mix-Up and the Hand Rabbit Routine is included in these pages by the kind permission of Dell O’Dell who also allowed her original rhymed patter to be included. The book is printed in easily readable type on high quality book paper. It is bound in soft paper covers and is 64 pages in length with many illustrations.