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MAGIC AND SHOWMANSHIP
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MAGIC AND SHOWMANSHIP
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BK-5833
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Nelms, Henning
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In this instructive book, author Henning Nelms analyzes every phase of conjuring--from sleights, devices, and illusions to misdirection, controlling the audience's attention, incorporating "patter", and the effective use of assistants. Of particular interest is a chapter on body language, posture, positioning and movement. Also included are some sixty original routines--from simple card tricks to such major illusions as having the performer suddenly appear at stage center. Indespensable as an instruction manual for novices, this how to guide--enhanced with nearly 200 of the author's illustrations--will also serve as a lasting source of advice and inspiration for veteran conjurors. A classic text which should be in every magician's library.
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In this instructive book, author Henning Nelms analyzes every phase of conjuring--from sleights, devices, and illusions to misdirection, controlling the audience's attention, incorporating "patter", and the effective use of assistants.
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