Genii 1983 May

Genii 1983 May
Magazine	Genii
Volume	47
Number	5
Cover Subject	Faucett Ross
Editor	Kaufman
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• Page 285: Cover - Faucett Ross

• Page 303: Genii Speaks by Billy Larsen, Jr.
• Page 304: The Vernon Touch by Dai Vernon
• Page 305: Faucett W. Ross by Danny Dew
• Page 306: Faucett W. Ross by H.J.
• Page 307: What's Good For The Goose by Roger Klause
• Page 308: Home is Where The Hat Is by John Carney
• Page 309: Zzatso by Ross Bertram
• Page 311: Osborne Illusions - Queen of The Silver Dollar by Paul Osborne
• Page 313: OICUFESP - Ultra Austra by Hward A. Adams
• Page 315: The Magic Hands Fachkongress by Herbert R. Von Heldt
• Page 318: Magicana - Common Cents by Michael Weber
• Page 319: Magicana - Intermission by Charlie Miller
• Page 320: Getting Even by Bill Unger
• Page 321: A Day Dedicated To Wonder and Delight by Robert D. Murphy
• Page 323: It Ain't All Glamour! - Or I Finally Went to a Magic Convention by Carol Roy (a.k.a. Ms Electric!)
• Page 325: The Reel Works by Pete Biro
• Page 326: The East Coast Danny Who??? by Dan Driscoll
• Page 328: Knights at the Magic Castle by Peter Pit
• Page 329: Lines From Lawton by Don Lawton
• Page 330: Chicago by Frances Marshall (Ireland)
• Page 331: An Englishman's Point of View by Tony Griffith
• Page 333: The Magic Caravan by Roberta Griffin
• Page 335: 25 Years Ago in Genii by Geraldine Larsen (Jaffe)

• Page 335-336: Tricks of the Trade by Ed Mishell
  • I'll Be Damned by Carl Herron
  • Coin Collection by Doug Bennett
  • The Seven Seals by Al Mann
  • The Knight's Gambit by Al Mann
  • Through a Wall Mistily by Al Mann
  • No Nesting Cups and Balls by Irving Weiner
  • Dabbling with Daub by Irving Weiner
  • The Elusive Three by Irving Weiner
  • Blocks of Blue by Irving Weiner
  • The Incredimental Books by Dick Stride
  • Aces Forever
  • Fantastic Elastics
  • A Cup of Tea
  • Close-up Ring Routine
  • The Silk Candle

• Page 337: Has Magicdom Reached Maturity? by David Price
• Page 341: Using Your Feet For Close-Up Work by Frank Fox
• Page 342: How To Run a Close-up Conventionby Ron Zollweg