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[[Top Hat]], the voice of [[Magical Youths International]], which would later became  an official program for the [[International Brotherhood of Magicians]].
'''Top Hat''', the voice of [[Magical Youths International]], which would later became  an official program for the [[International Brotherhood of Magicians]].


The periodical was launched in the early 1960s as the official bulletin for the [[International Club of Magic]] formed by [[Steve Kelley]] and was kept when they merged into the Magical Youths International along with [[Dale Salwak]]'s [[Magic Club of America]].
The periodical was launched in the early 1960s as the official bulletin for the [[International Club of Magic]] formed by [[Steve Kelley]] and was kept when they merged into the Magical Youths International along with [[Dale Salwak]]'s [[Magic Club of America]].

Latest revision as of 17:02, 17 March 2015

For the Portsmouth and District Magic Circle's magazine, see Top Hat.
Top Hat
TopHat.jpg
May/June 1976 issue
EditorsSteve Kelley
First issue1963
Final issue1993
Total issues239

Top Hat, the voice of Magical Youths International, which would later became an official program for the International Brotherhood of Magicians.

The periodical was launched in the early 1960s as the official bulletin for the International Club of Magic formed by Steve Kelley and was kept when they merged into the Magical Youths International along with Dale Salwak's Magic Club of America.

There were 239 issues before it folded in 1993.

It was re-launched as an online newsletter in 2008.