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The Professional Touch
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| The Professional Touch | |
| Author | Monk Watson |
|---|---|
| Publisher | Abbott Magic & Novelty Co. |
| Illustrator | Mel |
| Publication Date | 1945 |
| Language | English |
| Pages | 50 |
Quote
"I wouldn't go across the street to see the greatest Magician in the world if he were not entertaining."
Contents
- Foreword by Percy Abbott
- When in Doubt
- Let's Have a Reason for It
- Setting the Tempo
- Have Some Stage Fright
- The Sand Frame
- Can a Trick Be Too Perfect?
- The Fifty-Card Lift
- It's Still "How You Do It"
- Be Sure Your Dress is Correct
- To Acknowledge Applause
- Keep Your Salary Up
- What Does It Get You to Expose?
- Face to Face, by Doc Harad
- The Birth of a New Trick
- A Quickie
- Behind Your Back
- A Coke Twist, by Otto Curl
- A Milky Mixup
- The Lota Trick
- Hand Rabbit in High Hat, by Dell O'Dell
