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[[Roger Klause]] is a respected performer and instructor. He has long been known as "The Leader of the Underground," a title bestowed upon him by [[Michael Skinner]] during a lecture in Wichita, Kansas, as Roger has influenced many magicians who were both well acclaimed by and little known to the world of magic.
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[[Roger Klause]] is a respected performer and instructor. He has long been known as "The Leader of the Underground," a title bestowed upon him by [[Michael Skinner]] during a lecture in Wichita, Kansas, as Roger is the quintessential "session magician," sitting in private sessions with magicians from all walks of life.
  
 
Roger Klause In Concert DVD Preview
 
Roger Klause In Concert DVD Preview

Revision as of 17:34, 18 April 2008

Roger Klause is a respected performer and instructor. He has long been known as "The Leader of the Underground," a title bestowed upon him by Michael Skinner during a lecture in Wichita, Kansas, as Roger is the quintessential "session magician," sitting in private sessions with magicians from all walks of life.

Roger Klause In Concert DVD Preview

Books

The Roger Klause In Concert book written by Lance Pierce contains Roger Klause's magic and many testimonials from his friends. In addition to the methods, it has construction and principles of magic. Routines include: The Miser's Cornucopia, Smokeless, The Sponge & Sleeve, The 100 Bill Change, The Torn & Restored Bill, Even Money, Cheque, The Chimerical Bill, Billusion, The Operator, The Soft Double, Double Down, The Breakout Display, The Automatic Block Transfer, The No-Count Zarrow, The Bluff Bluff Pass, Framed, Going South, Triple Play, The Bantam-Weight Card, Turnabout, What's Good for the Goose Is..., The Chinese Quartet, Red & White, Through the Looking Glass, and Ringmaster.


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