On the Boards lecture notes include some of the great bar magic routines developed by Frank Zak while working as a magic bartender. Contents include: The Dice Game - 2 in the hand, 1 in the pocket, using dice. I love this simple routine, and use it all the time. Audiences love it too. Power of Observation - A quarter changes to a half dollar and back to a quarter. Simple and direct - fun to perform. Pen and Cap - Simple presentation for Dave Williamson's strike vanish. Let's Make a Deal - Borrowed bill is found inside a Lippincot box. Trapdoor - nice rendition of the classic salt shaker and dollar bill effect. Flim Flim Flam - borrowed bill found inside a 35 mm film cannister. Four Ace Production, Two Card Revelation, Center Double, and Control Cut - Simple, clever way to get the chosen card to the top of the deck. The Wrong Sandwich - A card is found between two kings, but it is the wrong card! A flick of the finger changes it to the correct card. I love it! Robin Hood - Very entertaining presentation for a sandwich card effect, concluding with Robin escaping from the deck via Daryl's Hefty Penetration. The Boxed Sandwich - Chosen card is found in card box between two kings. Restoration Fuse - two signed cards are torn into quarters, but then restore into a single card, with signatures on both sides. Clever and easy to do. One Cup Routine - Sort of a chop cup type routine (but no magnets) using a covered shot glass and olive. Lots of surprises at the end. All in all, these are excellent, practical routines, well within the range of the average magician. Some of them, such as The Dice Game, Let's Make a Deal, and Robin Hood, include very clever presentation themes which help to make the effects really enjoyable for an audience.