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| + | *Cover: Carnival of Wonders: Kalin, Jinger, and Hobson & Focus on [[Hiro Sakai]] | ||
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| + | ==Columns== | ||
| + | *Page 08: Genii Speaks by Richard Kaufman | ||
| + | **Obit - [[Richard Ross]] | ||
| + | *Page 17: Witty and sentimental goodbye to [[Jerry Camaro]] by Penn Jillette | ||
| + | *Page 21: Carnival of Wonders, an in-depth look into Kalin, Jinger, and Hobson's Reno Show by Melanie A. Cissone | ||
| + | *Page 36: Blair's Street Odyssey - A close look at street performer Blair Tollefson by David Groves | ||
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| + | ==Magicana== | ||
| + | *Page 51: Focus on [[Hiro Sakai]] by Richard Kaufman | ||
| + | *Page 51: Wand Mystery | ||
| + | *Page 52: Celebrity Torn and Restored Card | ||
| + | *Page 55: Pair-Card Mystery | ||
| + | *Page 56: Break a Leg | ||
| + | *Page 57: One-Man Self Levitation | ||
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| + | *Page 62: Intermission by Jules Lenier | ||
| + | *Page 63: Intermission - Traveling Tales by Bill Goldman | ||
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| + | ==Light from the Lamp== | ||
| + | *Page 70-73: Book Review by Jamy Ian Swiss | ||
| + | **The Annotated Magic of Slydini by [[Lewis Ganson]] | ||
| + | **Side Show: My Life with Geeks, Freaks & Vagabonds in the Carney Trade by Howard Bone | ||
| + | **Caution: Practical Joker Ahead by Bruce Walstead | ||
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| + | *Page 73-74: Trick Review by Danny Orleans | ||
| + | **Bounce Across by Daryl | ||
| + | **Daryl's Color-Changing Knives | ||
| + | **Dicey Dots by Daryl | ||
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| + | *Page 75-76: Video Review by Matthew Field | ||
| + | **The Magic of David Regal (Vol 1-3) by [[David Regal]] | ||
| + | **Mark Wilson on Illusions, Vol 1 - Inexpensive Illusions by [[Mark Wilson]] | ||
| + | **Seconds, Centers and Bottoms by [[Edward Marlo]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 10:20, 24 June 2013
| Genii 2001 July | |
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| Magazine | Genii |
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| Volume | 64 |
| Number | 7 |
| Date | July 2001 |
| Link | View online (Genii subscribers only) |
| Browse | <Previous .. Next> |
- Cover: Carnival of Wonders: Kalin, Jinger, and Hobson & Focus on Hiro Sakai
Columns
- Page 08: Genii Speaks by Richard Kaufman
- Obit - Richard Ross
- Page 17: Witty and sentimental goodbye to Jerry Camaro by Penn Jillette
- Page 21: Carnival of Wonders, an in-depth look into Kalin, Jinger, and Hobson's Reno Show by Melanie A. Cissone
- Page 36: Blair's Street Odyssey - A close look at street performer Blair Tollefson by David Groves
Magicana
- Page 51: Focus on Hiro Sakai by Richard Kaufman
- Page 51: Wand Mystery
- Page 52: Celebrity Torn and Restored Card
- Page 55: Pair-Card Mystery
- Page 56: Break a Leg
- Page 57: One-Man Self Levitation
- Page 62: Intermission by Jules Lenier
- Page 63: Intermission - Traveling Tales by Bill Goldman
Light from the Lamp
- Page 70-73: Book Review by Jamy Ian Swiss
- The Annotated Magic of Slydini by Lewis Ganson
- Side Show: My Life with Geeks, Freaks & Vagabonds in the Carney Trade by Howard Bone
- Caution: Practical Joker Ahead by Bruce Walstead
- Page 73-74: Trick Review by Danny Orleans
- Bounce Across by Daryl
- Daryl's Color-Changing Knives
- Dicey Dots by Daryl
- Page 75-76: Video Review by Matthew Field
- The Magic of David Regal (Vol 1-3) by David Regal
- Mark Wilson on Illusions, Vol 1 - Inexpensive Illusions by Mark Wilson
- Seconds, Centers and Bottoms by Edward Marlo
