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Issue Number: #1508
Date: Sunday 5th May 2019
Editor: Alan Watson QSM
www.watson.co.nz
E-mail: editor@magicnewzealand.com
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Hi here is the latest news
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1. Editor's Message
2. Vanish Magic Magazine Edition 58 May 2019
3. MAGIC Live 2019 - Hotel Discount
4. FISM North American Magic Championships
5. Spring Magic Auction Is Live o Online Only
6. Preview of M-U-M's May issue
7. Shep Hyken On the Magic Word
8. Three Chances - John Carey #41
9. More Acts for The SAM Las Vegas Convention
10. In Memory of Steve Dusheck
11. Join Us for Sleight Night On 15 May!
12. KIDabra: The Conference of KIDshow And Family Performers
13. Privacy Policy and Copyright Notice
14. E-zine Archives

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1. Editor's Message
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If you would like to read the Magic New Zealand e-zine in HTML format
go to: http://www.magicnewzealand.com/ezine-archive/2019-Jan-to-Dec-2019/1508-May05-2019.html

If you would like to write a regular column for Magic New Zealand or
have some magic news drop me a line:
Editor@MagicNewZealand.com

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2. Vanish Magic Magazine Edition 58 May 2019
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Message by Paul Romhany - Editor Vanish Magazine

Feature Story - Harry Monk interviews Chloe Crawford who made an impact in the magic world on Britain's' Got Talent and recently touring with The Illusionists. Find out what Chloe has been up to since then and what she has coming up in the very near future.

Tribute - We pay tribute to John Cornelius and Anthony Owen who passed away in April.

Magic Tricks by Gregory Wilson, David Bellman, Louie Fox and Joe Ledoux.

The Magic of Silhouettes - Hal Meyers discovers a very unique artist who is one of the world's best Silhouette artists.

South American Illusionists - Thomas Swieciak interviews one of South America's top illusion teams.

Magic Is Education - Jeff Christensen continues his excellent series and looks at FFFF which was held at the end of April.

Kids Magic - Part One of funny gags for kids.

Desert Gathering - Nick Lewin shares his thoughts on the recent memorial for Johnny Thompson.

Product Highlights - The Magic SnowBook and Destination

Criss Cross Force - David J. Atwood looks at this famous force and asks why more magicians aren't using it.

Convention Report - 8th Golden Cat Magic Festival by Lee Alex

Magic Reviews - the latest in product reviews.

Plus Lots More - 118 pages of the latest magic products, tricks and news from around the world.

Free Magic Magazine to download or purchase a hard copy today.
www.vanishmagazine.com

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3. MAGIC Live 2019 - Hotel Discount
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Message by Stan Allen (US)

August 4 -7, 2019 Las Vegas, Nevada

In just about three months, we'll all be gathering at The Orleans Hotel in Las Vegas.

If you have already made your room reservations...

You should have received The Orleans confirmation email stating that all paid nights are subject to a resort fee of $28.24 per night ($24.99 fee + tax).

But that's not correct. This statement is part of the universal confirmation the hotel uses, and cannot be updated to reflect our discounted resort fee.

The hotel has confirmed that as long as you book using our group code (MAGIC9), you will receive the negotiated $15.99 resort fee, which comes out to only $18.07 per night with tax.

If you have not made your room reservations...

The Orleans Hotel has sold out the last five MAGIC Live years, and a number of our guests had to stay off property. Even though the Gold Coast is just down the street, we all know it's not the same as staying at the convention hotel.

When making your hotel reservations, remember that our special room rates extend before and after the convention dates. So, come early or stay late - or do both. It is Las Vegas!

https://www.bconnectedonline.com/resnetf.php?TOmagic9

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4. FISM North American Magic Championships
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Message by Joan Caesar (Canada)

FISM North American (This is the competition for North American acts to qualify for the FISM 2021 World Championships) are just a year away. Quebec City, where it's being held, is a popular convention town and is already hosting other events at the same time as FISM-NACM so it's important to book your room early.

The host hotels are in a tourist area so they are more expensive than what we are used to paying for a magic convention. However, there are other options. I looked at Airbnb rooms in the area of the convention, and there were several for around $50.00/night and several more for less
than $100.00/night.

Another option is Hotwire.com which provides the location and cost of the hotel but not the exact address or name before you book your room. I've used them on occasion and found the hotels quite satisfactory. It would be smart to look for alternative lodging fairly soon, before the
good ones are taken.

Register for FISM-North America at www.fismna2020.com

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5. Spring Magic Auction Is Live o Online Only
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Message by Potter & Potter Auctions (US)

Spring Online Magic Auction

We are now accepting bids for our May 18 Online Only Magic Auction

Place your bids at PotterAuctions.com

Lot 21 - S.W. Erdnase. The Expert at the Card Table. 1902. First edition.
Est. $3,000-5,000

Lot 116 - Carter the Great. The Modern Priestess of Delphi: Your Mind is an Open Book to Her. ca. 1930
Est. $1,000-1,500

Lot 111 - Henry Blackstone. Big Combination. Biggest on Earth. ca. 1920s.
Est. $2,000-3,000

Bid live, online (with a 20% buyer's premium), at potterauctions.com.

The auction will be conducted May 18, 2019 at 10am CST.

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6. Preview of M-U-M's May issue
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Message by Lindsay Smith (US)

This month's cover features a photo of the legendary Johnny Thompson, although "legendary" may not be a big enough word to cover all he has accomplished in his life and what he has done for magic and magicians. The nine-page inside feature, "Call Him Great: Remembering Thompson and Tomsoni," shares thoughts and stories by a few of his many friends.

Sadly, M-U-M's second feature also involves the passing of a well-known name in magic, "Marshall Brodien" by Mark Jensen. As Mark points out, the breadth of Marshall's career was amazing, going well beyond the fact that he sold more than 18 million TV Magic Cards. You may still have a deck in your desk drawer at home.

National SAM President Ron Ishimaru explains why Hawaii has been a magical magnet and haven for world traveling and home-grown magicians in his "From the President's Desk" column. Beginning with John Henry Anderson, "The Great Wizard of the North," in 1859, numerous well-known magicians have visited, performed, or lived in Hawaii, ending with - perhaps - you. He mentions the conventions the 50th state has hosted, and writes about the Honolulu-based Hawaii Wonderworkers Workshop, plus much more.

Anyone who has been through airport security screenings will appreciate and maybe identify with the TSA stories in SAM Dean George Schindler's "The Dean's Diary" this month. He concludes by asking for any true TSA or Customs stories you may have. C'mon, you know you have one. Write George.

In Cinde and Dal Sanders' column, "TV or Not TV," they explain what magic to avoid on television. Television studio lighting is always a problem, as is black art, and smoke and mirrors. Early analog TV cameras have changed to digital HD cameras with a shallower depth of field. Learning what to avoid can save you a lot of challenging headaches.

David Corsaro's "No Smoke, No Mirrors" column is all about exposure. No, not exposing secrets. This one's about performing your show for "no fee, but excellent exposure." Depending on the circumstances, there are various ways of dealing with this situation. David offers suggestions on getting the client to think value over cost.

There's one fabulous mentalism effect that continues to be a closer in many excellent shows today. Paul Draper's column, "On Second Thought…" is devoted to this one effect and he shares his tips, thoughts, changes, and updates with you. He directs you to books and videos of this effect should you want to update how you do your routine, or consider adding this to your act.

We've all seen stage magicians performing an effect where they seem to be hiding behind their roll-on table. In his "Taking the Stage" column Brian T. Lees simply says, "Stop Hiding." Working behind a table can create a barrier between you and the audience, he notes. He suggests blending the table into your performance, remembering not to confuse the working equipment with the entertainment. Don't be anchored to your table; the whole stage is yours.

Daniel Garber, an award-winning children's magician from Argentina, joins Kien Meng Wee, a.k.a. "Mr. Bottle," in his "Magic in a Bottle" column. The challenge this month is to teach children the right thing. Daniel gets one important message across about littering to his audience during his Candy Wrapper Blendo routine, suggesting that you think about how you can incorporate values into your magic.

"Illusions of Grandeur" columnist David Seebach devotes his column to the Disembodied Princess illusion, also known as the Girl Without a Middle. David takes you through the differences between the Abbott's version and the Owen Magic Supreme version, the changes David made to fabrication, design, and color. Professional that he is, David writes about themes, backgrounds, costumes, and music. As he says, "This is show business!"

As always, in an effort to help you make the best decisions possible when it comes to buying new tricks, books, or DVDs, our knowledgeable reviewers offer their opinions on the latest offerings in "ShopTalk," always a go-to section of M-U-M. This month they evaluate two books, six tricks, and one DVD.

"Tech Tricks" columnist, online edition coordinator, and all-around SAM tech guru Bruce Kalver offers three more tech tricks to consider, based on his scouring the Internet and using the apps and products he recommends. This month: PhotoPrediction, a killer card effect using a Photos app; a unique oval-shaped desk light to magically enlighten your home; and Mindpower, a variation of the Princess Card Trick on the Internet.

David Goodsell's contribution to "The S.A.M. History Project" this month centers on the history of the wand spin ball vanish, and three of its better-known practitioners. You can learn it and add it to your Cups & Balls routine but be forewarned. It'll take lots of practice. As David writes, "Excellence doesn't come cheap or easy."

In this month's "Thoughts on Thinking" column, Norman Beck gives a waiter at one of Dallas's finest upscale (read: pricey) restaurants several things to think about. As it turned out, and deservedly so, the dinner experience for the waiter was more expensive than for Norman and his friend.

In addition, there's more to look forward to, including: "Preshow" by Editor Alan Howard, "Correspondence," 19 (count 'em) pages of "Assembly Reports," "Broken Wands" (sadly, eight obituaries), Alan Wassilak's "Basil the Baffling & Chloe," and Dick Bowman's "Magic IQ" under "Diversions," and SAM member news. And, as always, our advertisers would like to hear that you saw their ad in M-U-M.

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7. Shep Hyken On The Magic Word
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Message by Scott Wells, M.I.M.C. with Gold Star

This week we harken back to a friendship that was rekindled during MagiCuba in Havana in 2018. While at that event, I spent quite a bit of time with an old friend and secured a deeper friendship with Shep Hyken. Our friendship goes back for several decades, but our individual schedules have taken us in opposite directions. But now that we have "reconnected", we go out of our way to find time to spend together whenever we are in the same city. Well, such was the case recently with Shep's speaking schedule had him in my hometown of Houston, Texas and we spent time behind the MWP microphone.

Shep is a professional and well-known (and in high demand) speaker who gets paid big bucks for his advice. In this week's podcast, you get more than your money's worth with his marketing tips. He also talks about his early days in magic and developing his trade show clients then later converting many of them into clients for his keynote speeches. In this podcast, Shep talks about making the transition and what he is doing today.

You can watch a video highlight clip of Shep at work, see some candid and some professional photos, read the blog, listen to the podcast online and download the MP3 file at: https://www.themagicwordpodcast.com/scottwellsmagic/490-shep-hyken

This week we also welcome Craig Fifer as the newest Friend of The Magic Word. Thank you, Craig, for your pledge to financially support the podcast with your monthly donations. We hope you will enjoy the many perks that go with your membership. If you would like to help the podcast with a financial donation/pledge, then please visit: https://www.themagicwordpodcast.com/fotmw for more information.

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8. Three Chances - John Carey #41
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Message by John Carey (UK)
https://carey-scene.com/jc-main

I have always been fascinated by the classic mystery card effect. There are so many nice possibilities to achieve the effect. The following is my most recent addition to this genre and is a no frills, very direct and practical approach.

From a shuffled deck in use slide out any face-down card and table it. I refer to this as the card that represents the future...

Have a card selected and signed, and control it to the top efficiently. State that you will have three chances to find their signed card. Execute any in the hands false cut and deal off the top card (signed selection) and place it on top of the 'future card'. Then carry out a genuine in the hands cut and take the top card and place it beneath the tabled pair. Hand the deck to your helper.

Pick up the tabled packet and hold it in left hand dealer's grip. "Let's see how I did". Apparently deal your first chance face-up to the table. Really though execute a stud bottom deal, showing an x card. Drop the mystery card face-down on top of your first miss. Turn the remaining card face-up to show you missed again, exhibiting another x card. Drop it face-up on top of the tabled cards, forming a sandwich.

"Looks like my luck is out today, but wait a minute... This face-down card was on the table before you even selected and signed a card. And I did say I would get three chances. They do say you can't be in two places at the same time, but maybe, just maybe you can!"

Ask your helper to turn over the card that represents the future to reveal that it is their signed card!

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9. More Acts for The SAM Las Vegas Convention
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Message by Mark Weidhaas (US)

Sergio Starman is an Illusionist, magician, actor and clown that lives in Italy but is from Argentina. He has won national and international competitions including FISM where he won for Micromagic. He is a Member of the "prestigious and exclusive 4F Convention, and was the first Italian act on Penn & Teller: "Fool Us". He has appeared on international television many times and Starman works with children, finding an artistic partnership by writing and interpreting the show "Fantasy's Machine" a creative encounter that has given rise to moments of great involvement and fun.

Sergio Starman is just one of the incredible acts that we have booked for Close Up Show at the S.A.M. Convention in January 2020.

So many more acts can be viewed at www.samconvention.com.

You know you're going, register now at http://www.samconvention.com

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10. In Memory of Steve Dusheck
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Written by Marsha Dusheck (USA)

On March 8, 2019, magic lost one of its most inventive and creative minds, that of Steve Dusheck.

Born in 1944 in Hazleton, PA,

Steve became interested in magic at a young age and spent his whole life performing, writing, lecturing, and most of all, inventing magic.

In addition to authoring five magic books, Steve was also an accomplished musician who played piano, organ, and percussion.

The people who knew him described Steve as kind, honest, generous, and a magical genius. His fertile imagination produced voluminous inventions, including Wunderbar, Dollar Punch, Dusheck's Dollar, Coin Card, Lethal Tender, C/S Transposition, Ringer, and hundreds of others, including dozens of business card tricks.

He was well-known for having the most populated magic booth at conventions, demonstrating his effects non-stop with a passion that itself was magic. Steve was the guest of honor at FFFF in 1983, featured in an entire issue of Tannen's Magic Manuscript in 1989, and received the Creative Fellowship Award from the Academy of Magical Arts in 2007, as well as numerous additional accolades.

His Waltzing Matilda was part of the Tenyo Magic's World's Greatest Magic series, marketed as Ballerina Hank. Steve's death was mourned around the world but most of all by his local magic friends who held a tribute in his memory at Paul Mellan's Magic Shop in Scranton where they told anecdotes about their friend and mentor while performing tricks he had invented.
Steve is survived by his wife Marsha and his daughter Renee.

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11. Join Us for Sleight Night On 15 May!
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Message by Nicholas J. Johnson (Australia)

This maybe the best May Sleight Night ever!

Last month's Sleight Night was one of a kind. It was school holidays and we ended up with a large number of kids in the audience who did their best to make the night memorable. I have had a lot of heckles in my life but "You beard is green!" is a new one.

Check out the photos by Caleb Street below!

In May, we have a brilliant line up.
Dom Chambers: Dom wasn't able to join us last month for super top secret "reasons". Come watch him make it up to us with magic that has scored him millions of views on Facebook, awards around the world and an appearance on Penn and Teller's Fool Us.

Michael Pope: Australia's leading warm up comedian is also a brilliant mentalist. Come see why Mad As Hell, Australia's Got Talent, The Logies, and Q&A trust him with their audiences.

Lee Cohen: A second generation magician who began performing alongside her father age 5, Lee brings a touch of elegance to her magic. She also brings a rabbit.

Zeke Butterworth: The current Australian Junior Champion of Close Up Magic, Zeke is twice as good as magicians twice his age.

Book here to get your tickets here before they sell out.
https://conman.us5.list-manage.com/track/click?u=100db2e09072aee0ad820499b&id=e826c54a5d&e=b332629fed

Nicholas J. Johnson
0409461776
www.conman.com.au

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12. KIDabra: The Conference Of KIDshow And Family Performers
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Message by Mark Daniel (USA)

August 21-24, 2019 Atlanta, GA
Sonesta Hotel and Conference Center Gwinnett Place

You're Invited to The KIDshow Event of The Year!

An Amazing City: Atlanta; Great Flight Prices; A Super Rate for Our KIDabra Conference Hotel; and a Who's Who of the KIDshow World; it needs only one more ingredient for an unforgettable gathering - You!

Did You Hear About Early Bird Rewards?

Just Register for KIDabra Atlanta and book your hotel at the Sonesta Gwinnett Place by June 1st! Every Adult Conference Attendee who has registered and booked their hotel room will have their name entered in a drawing for GREAT Early Bird Rewards for you at the KIDabra 2019 Conference!

Rewards include: One free room night at the Sonesta; Certificates for area attractions; Meal gift cards/certificates; and more!

Register Today and Book Your Hotel Room by June 1.
https://www.kidabra.org/register-kidabra-atl

The Fine Print: Please let Tami know your room reservation confirmation number at TamiDaniel@kidabra.org Your name must appear on the room reservation. The drawing will take place in mid-June, and prizes will be presented upon arrival at check in at the Conference. (No transfers allowed.)

Complimentary Shuttle from The Doraville Marta Station to KIDabra!

If you're flying in to KIDabra, take the Marta Train (just past baggage pick up in the Airport) Gold Line to the Doraville Station. ($6.00 round trip) We have arranged for The Sonesta Hotel Shuttle to pick up at The Doraville Station at select times on Tuesday the 20th and Wednesday the 21st. and for departure on Sunday the 25th. (Please let Tami know your arrival and departure times at tamidaniel@kidabra.org so that we can arrange the most optimal times for pickup.)

The Joe Lefler Legacy Youth Scholarship for KIDabra Conference School Show Magician Bill McLaury took KIDabra founder Mark Daniel to his first Magic Convention when he was 16, and that experience changed his life, along with many important mentors along the way!

Today, we have the blessing of continuing the tradition of mentoring. One who did it for so many, and never asked for anything in return was Joe Lefler!

Do you know of a deserving Youth age 15-21 who would benefit from attending KIDabra Conference 2019 August, 21-24 in Atlanta?

Applications are now open:

The Scholarship totals $1,000 that is applied to Conference Registration Fee, Hotel at The Music Road, and spending money for food and travel. (Additional expenses that may be incurred are the responsibility of the scholarship recipient.)

The Scholarship exists today endowed through an anonymous donor, and with Joe's wish that his legacy of teaching, and nurturing young performers continue! Open to Young Applicants no matter where they live, that have the drive to perform and grow.

Apply Today Here:

https://www.daviefoundation.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/04/Joe-Lefler-Legacy-Scholarship-Application.pdf?fbclid=IwAR08-V08W07_fay8Q33a_ehgQF5-aZXI2mmoYBewImS4-dgOQFD0pse1TBs

You're Invited to Join David Ginn, Duane Laflin, Gary Dunn, Christopher T. Magician, Barry Mitchell, Dave Cox, Ken Scott, Chef Bananas (Chad Jacobs) Annie Banannie, Max Howard, Dal and Cinde, Sanders, Yasu Ishida, Buster Balloon, Christopher Weed, Lee Andrews, Brian Hoffman, Dorian LaChance, Tommy Johns, Andrew Remnet Jim Austin, Clark Sides, Tim Sonefelt, Dave Risley, Tim Gaines, Tate Elliott, and your hosts Mark and Tami Daniel and more at KIDabra Atlanta!

The 2019 KIDabra Atlanta Dealer's Room hosts: Practical Magic from the UK with Gary Dunn, David Ginn Magic, Duane Laflin Magic, Barry Mitchell Products, Axtell Expressions, Wonder Imagery and Tim Sonefelt, Showtime Magic (Joe Lefler Tables from Chris Weed and Cesar Cortes), , Dave Risley with Tommy James Magic, The Magic Dollar Store with Dave Hill, Michael Messing Photography, Jim Austin, WOW Creative Connection, and Jay Rumple, with more to come!

KIDabra is a place where we go beyond the basics to learn, grow, and nurture performers. There are seminars for you on Show Development, Hands on Workshops, Lectures, New Routines, Theming, The Business, Marketing and Branding, a Live KIDshow, Late Night Jams, The Saturday Night Gala, the informative KIDabra KID Talks, and a Powerhouse Vendors room with tremendous resources for performing pros!

See the Schedule https://www.kidabra.org/2019-schedule

Atlanta, Georgia is served by one of the World's Best Airports and the area is easily driveable too.

Our Conference Host Hotel The Sonesta Gwinnett Place has fabulous conference space, free parking, no resort fees, in-house restaurants and bar, a complimentary shuttle to surrounding restaurants and shopping, plus a great Special Conference room rate, just tell them you're coming for KIDabra!

Hotel/Travel https://www.kidabra.org/hotel-travel-2019

We can't wait to see you in Atlanta where the KIDshow World will gather to Learn, Network and Share!

Join us for KIDabra Atlanta, August 21-24 and Optional ShowSkills How to Workshops Wednesday
https://www.kidabra.org/register-kidabra-atl

kidabra.org

Follow us on Facebook at KIDabra International Members and Friends

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13. E-zine Archives
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Back issues of the Magic New Zealand e- zine go to:
www.magicnewzealand.com click on the red button centre right "Archives"

When you enter the archive the e- zines are in issue order in folders for each year and are Coded, e.g. 001 Nov06 1999.txt first three numbers (001) denote issue number, then the date (Nov06) and the last figures the year (1999)

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