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Issue Number: #1619
Date: Sunday 16th May 2021
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. 2021 I.B.M. Convention Online
3. Magical Women With Connie Boyd
4. Magicquest
5. Upcoming Magic Sale
6. A Time And A Place - John Carey #118
7. Save The Date! Masters Of Magic Is Back!
8. To View Bernard Reid's Online Service
9. No Stone Unturned - Paul Stone - Article #11
10. The Orchante Saga - Beginnings
11. E-zine Archives
12. Privacy Policy and Copyright Notice
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2. 2021 I.B.M. Convention Online
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Message by Shawn Farquhar (Canada)
July
8 - 10, 2021
The
I.B.M. will be offering a three-day online interactive experience
from July 8th-10th 2021. This magic experience is being
directed by Ken Scott and Oscar Munoz and will be filled
with international stars of magic, and it is certain to
be a highlight of the year. We are also proud to announce
all Youth and Life Members will be able to attend for FREE.
If you were already registered for 2021 you are also being
invited to attend for FREE.
If
you have yet to sign up for this incredible event we have
a deal for you as well. Registration is less than $100 and
will include a full years membership to the I.B.M., including
the digital edition of The Linking Ring! So if you're already
a member of the I.B.M. or you were thinking about joining,
now is the time. We are limited to 1000 screens and have
reached the half way mark already!
We
have already confirmed the following artists will be participating:
Justin
Willman - Full virtual show of Magic for Humans at Home
Ben Seidman - Full virtual show of Camera Tricks
Lucy Darling - Full virtual show
Rune Carlsen - Full virtual show of Magic Show Off
Dani DaOrtiz - Lecture
Boris Wild - Lecture
Henry Harrius - Lecture
Stephen Bargatze
Nate Bargatze
Mac King
Shin Lim
Casey Thomas
Ken Scott
Nikolas Arkane
Rachel Wax
ICE McDonald
Paige Thompson
Jay the Juggling Magician
Elliott Hunter
Christopher T Magician
Joe Romano
Meadow Perry
Aspen Ortiz
Alex Zander
Sanjeev Vinodh
Louie Foxx
The
event will be recorded and for a limited period of time
following the convention it will be available to view for
those that registered. As you can see we have a huge list
of artists, some you know and some you may not, which was
the intention of the Talent Director, Shawn Farquhar.
You
can visit www.IBMCONVENTION.com to learn more and reserve
your spot for the I.B.M.'s first and hopefully only online
convention.
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3. Magical Women With Connie Boyd
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Message by Connie Boyd (USA)
Julie
Eng's 3rd Sequel Talk delves into her publishing and photography
experiences and her discovery of magic history and why it
inspires her. Listen to her reveal fun facts about magic
legend Johnny Thompson and her important contributions to
his two volume book, published by Magicana. Julie was born
into a family where magic was a mainstream existence.
She
appeared on stage, magically, before she could walk. Her
father a very respected magician, Tony Eng, mentored and
cherished Julie's passion for magic. He taught her everything
he could and then "pushed her out of the nest"
and into a new exciting world working for David Ben and
then Magicana where she is now the Executive Director and
continues to work closely with David.
Contents:
00:00
- 0:14 Introduction Julie Eng Sequel #3
0:14 -1:45 - the Importance of Magic History
1:45 - 1:56 - Call to Action please subscribe
1:56 - 3:50 - Magic History Learning through Posters
3:50 - 6:40 - Julie discusses her duties as Executive Director
at Magicana
6:40 - 7:22 - Lessons learned from her Parents
7:22 - 12:07 - Publishing & Photography at Magicana
12:07 - 12:26 - Call to Action Please Subscribe
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LeSriEAZKvs
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4. MagicQuest
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Message by Jeff McBride (US)
We'll
explore everything from the supernatural to sleight-of-hand
to new mysteries I've been working on
and I'll reveal
the stories behind the secret artifacts I've sought out
and collected while touring the world.
There
are eight new performance times:
Friday,
May 21, 6:00 pm PT (Las Vegas)
Saturday, May 22, 12:00 pm PT (Las Vegas)
Saturday, May 22, 5:00 pm PT (Las Vegas)
Sunday, May 23, 2:00 pm PT (Las Vegas)
Friday, May 28, 6:00 pm PT (Las Vegas)
Saturday, May 29, 12:00 pm PT (Las Vegas)
Saturday, May 29, 5:00 pm PT (Las Vegas)
Sunday, May 30, 2:00 pm PT (Las Vegas)
If
you live in the Eastern time zone you might find our performances
on Saturday, May 22 and Saturday, May 29th more convenient.
Our
friends in Europe can enjoy an evening performance in their
local time zones with our performances scheduled at 12 pm
PT Saturday, May 22 and Saturday, May 29th.
Our
friends in Singapore, Malaysia and Australia can enjoy a
Saturday morning performance in their local time zones by
purchasing the Friday, May 21 or Friday, May 28th performances.
The Reviews Have Been Fabulous!
"Fantastic
Virtual Experience!!
Superb!"
- Mat Franco
"The
most beautiful magic show that I've seen in a long time."
- Adrian Lacroix
"What
an experience and a privilege to dive into the life of the
Grand-Master!"
Must
See !2weeks only! I've created a zoom theatrical!..the show
is opening. Time to have some mysterious fun ... MAGICQUEST
You can view it here:
https://vimeo.com/534581008/3db2a7a102
"Grand Master of Magic Jeff McBride takes you along
on his lifelong quest to discover real magic. Only 8 performances
of this Show, Tour, and
VIP
Afterparty!" Here's a link to the page:
https://mcbride.wellattended.com/events/jeff-mcbride-magicquest
MAGICQUEST
Main 720 24fps v04vimeo.com
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5. Upcoming Magic Sale
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Message by Steve Varro (US)
Estates
of Magic has a new listing of products every month, but
on May 14th they will be listing a OBRO sale (Or Best Reasonable
Offer)
Here's
how this one time only sale is going to work: If you feel
my listed price is fair, buy it now. If you think my price
is a little higher than you'd like to pay, make an offer.
If your offer is deemed reasonable, the price will be noted
for one week, if no one else bids higher than you, the item(s)
are sold to you.
If
you are interested in receiving their E-Catalog, Go to estatesofmagic.com
then scroll down and add your name and email address. See
you on the 14th. Thank you Steve Varro
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6. A Time And A Place - John Carey #118
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Message by John Carey (UK)
http://www.johncareymagic.co.uk/
A
time and a place is simply my presentation for the classic
clock trick. I've always loved the effect but was never
totally happy with my presentation. I won't go into method
here as you should know it. Read Royal Road to Card Magic
or one of the other classic texts.
"Monica,
did you know that some people get so wrapped up in their
work they actually dream about it? Well the other night
I had a card trick dream and someone just like you was in
it! Firstly I had you shuffle the deck and showed you how
well mixed they were. I turned away and asked you to cut
away a small packet and count them and form a random number
in your mind. Would you do that now please? Then pop them
away in the card box.
Then
I mentioned how a deck of cards has much in common with
the calendar and time. There's four suits, representing
the seasons, twelve picture cards that represent the months
of the year and if you add up all the cards and include
a Joker as one, you get 365, the number of days in
the year. Interesting yes? Next I took off 12 cards to act
like the hands of a clock. I will show you each card and
I'd like you to think of the card at the number in your
mind. Got one? Get one? Good.
I
then asked you to shuffle the deck. I was just about to
try and read your mind when that moment with you and that
deck of cards in that lovely bar just seemed to fade away
and I suddenly woke up. I wondered just what might have
happened and then got up and put the kettle on. I looked
at my clock and it was only 7 O'clock. What hour are you
thinking of? That's
uncanny! As I sipped my coffee I noticed a playing card
on the floor. I picked it up and it was a red card. What
colour is your card? Really? The card was a Heart. Yours
too?! In fact it was a Jack, a Jack of Hearts. You're thinking
of that as well? That's impossible, but I just guess it
proves that dreams really can come true!"
Notes:
Just
an example of how framing a piece can amplify it for the
people. It's all about effect and affect.
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7. Save The Date! Masters Of Magic Is Back!
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Save
The Date
June, 19 - 20
We
want to create the first live event with you, to get back
to thrilling together
with the great magic live.
We
look forward to seeing for you in Turin for two unforgettable
days.
Stay
tuned for all details to participate!
Let's
go back to get emotional together!
The
best hugs must come again!
United
Magicians for the world
100
hours of magic live streaming
June,
17 - 18 - 19 - 20
The
second edition returns via live streaming for four days
of extraordinary magic!
Masters
of magic convention 2019
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8. To View Bernard Reid's Online Service
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Message by Godfrey Reid (New Zealand)
You
are invited to view the service of Bernard Reid
Held
on 20th May from 10.45am to 12.15pm (NZ time)
https://view.oneroomstreaming.com/
Alternatively,
access the service at OneRoom and enter the details shown
below:
https://www.oneroomstreaming.com/family-and-friends
Mail:
stateofgraceltd@xtra.co.nz
Password:
UAFAAS
At
the conclusion of the service these details let you view
the recording anytime for 90 days.
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9. No Stone Unturned - Paul Stone - Article #11
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Message by Paul Stone (US)
Before
this week reintroducing you to another legendary Las Vegas
magician from the past, I wanted to once again talk about
two irreplaceable headliners from the Las Vegas Strip.
A
couple of months ago I launched a Limited Edition Siegfried
& Roy Collectors Box Set. This was inspired by the Tribute
to Siegfried & Roy at the London Palladium Theatre that
I produced in 2008.
This
Collectors Set includes memorabilia from the show, a full
colour program, fliers, two superb posters, reviews, magazine
articles, letters from Siegfried & Roy and Andrew Lloyd
Weber the owner of the London Palladium.
More
impressive still is an engraved gold flash drive with over
250 fantastic photos from the event, the rehearsals, the
show itself and the after show party, and some priceless,
never before released video footage of the show shot by
French TV, interviews with Siegfried & Roy before and
after the show, and the full acts of both Johnny Thompson
and Norm Nielsen and interviews with them, and other performers
from the show.
I'm
mentioning all this again because the Siegfried & Roy
Collectors Box Set is limited to just 175 sets in total,
each with their own Certificate of Authenticity, and only
37 remain unsold.
So,
if you were considering ordering this very unique and special
piece of magical history, you should do so before they are
all sold. Full details are on the website: www.sandrpalladiumtribute.com
The
Las Vegas legend that I'm going to talk about this week
is The Amusing & Confusing Johnny Paul.
I
first met Johnny Paul in 1981 when I brought Ken Brooke
over to the United States to receive his Fellowship from
the Academy of Magical Arts in Hollywood. Ken had always
told me what a great entertainer Johnny Paul was and that
he was arguably the man responsible for pioneering hospitality
magic in America.
Ken
and I travelled from Hollywood to Las Vegas to attend the
Desert Magic Seminar. Johnny, together with his lovely wife
Winnie, threw a party for Ken at their home; he also invited
Dai Vernon, Tony Slydini, Daniel Cros, Ricky Jay, Gaetan
Bloom, and Roger Klause. At the party, Ken Brooke pulled
off one of the funniest stunts that I've ever seen. I'll
tell you all about it in a future article on Ken Brooke.
I still laugh about it to this day!
I
must admit to being a little apprehensive about meeting
one of magic's greats, but I needn't have worried; I was
greeted by both Johnny and his lovely wife Winnie as if
I had known them for years.
This
was one of Johnny's special gifts: his ability to make everyone,
no matter who they were, feel important and welcome. His
generosity knew no bounds and he genuinely loved people.
I was privileged to visit and stay at Johnny and Winnie's
home on several occasions over the following ten years,
and I always received the same warm and enthusiastic welcome.
Johnny
Paul was born on January 15, 1912, in Chicago. As a young
man he worked as a bar boy at a Chicago tavern, practicing
juggling and tap dancing on the side. One day he walked
into a suite at the famed Chicago Palmer House Hotel that
was rented by the National Magic House, a school for budding
young magicians. He announced that he was there to enroll
and learn the trade.
Johnny
had already made a local name for himself in the bar that
employed him by juggling glasses, beer bottles, and cubes
of ice. His reputation won him a job at the Sherman Hotel;
and when the resort opened the Dome, a night spot with a
stage, Johnny got his chance to perform in front of a large
audience.
One
night he saw a professional magician perform on this same
stage. He was so impressed by the audience's reaction that
he decided then and there that magic would be his life's
calling. Johnny opened up his own bar in Cicero, Illinois,
called the Magic Lounge and further built his reputation
as the magic bartender.
In
1960, Johnny moved to Las Vegas and became the host magician
at the Showboat Hotel & Casino where he eventually became
their entertainment director.
When
large conventions came into town, Johnny personally hosted
all the major cocktail parties and entertained these VIP
clients in his own inimitable and unique style. He would
perform seated at a long table with up to a hundred people
watching, some sitting around the table and some standing
behind and around him. He wowed them every time with his
comedy and impressive and very commercial style of magic.
Johnny
also travelled extensively across the USA, appearing in
numerous hospitality suites for several important clients.
He worked for Caterpillar for nearly thirty years; he was
always billed as "The Amusing and Confusing Johnny
Paul direct from the Showboat Hotel in Las Vegas."
They even designed and built a special Showboat backdrop
for him to perform in front of.
Johnny
was a personable and likeable performer, a "teddy bear"
of a man. He had huge hands and his magic was always strong,
fun, and entertaining.
I
was fortunate enough to take him over to England on a couple
of occasions, including once to perform at the seventy-fifth
anniversary celebrations of the Liverpool Mahatma Magic
Circle (of which I've been a member for nearly fifty years),
along with Juan Tamariz, The Morettis, and Michael Ammar.
Johnny
was also invited by Executive Producer John Fisher to appear
as the final guest on Paul Daniels's This Is Your Life TV
show, and Johnny also performed at the after-show reception.
Sadly,
Johnny died unexpectedly in 1991 from complications following
a routine operation. He was one of the most generous people
I've ever met. He was an outstanding entertainer with a
terrific personality and was a wonderful friend. Johnny
Paul was truly one of magic's greats, and one of the nicest
men you could ever hope to meet.
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10. The Orchante Saga - Beginnings
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Written by the late Tommy Orchard (The Amazing Orchante)
New
Zealand's One And Only Eddie Low
As
told by Maria Cowin (nee Low)
Eddie
Low never knew his birth mother. Her name was Rangi Ratana,
and her brief, poverty-stricken life ended a little more
than one month after she gave birth to Eddie - her second
child. The then 18 year-old beautiful Maori maiden from
Rotorua, New Zealand, had developed tuberculosis shortly
before Eddie was conceived. In those days tuberculosis was
generally fatal, but as if that wasn't enough, the young
woman was dealt another blow when, during her pregnancy
with Eddie, she contracted German measles (Rubella). The
rubella infected her unborn child and so it was that the
baby was born blind on 14th May, 1943. The tuberculosis
claimed Rangi's life soon after, and on 19th June of that
same year, Mrs Rangi Ratana McRoy quietly passed away.
Just
a few years earlier, towards the end of the 1930s, young
Robert McRoy from Kilmarnock in Ayrshire, Scotland, sailed
into New Zealand waters as a chef in the Scottish navy.
He became enamoured with the country and the people of New
Zealand, and it wasn't too long before he began a new profession
as a soldier in the New Zealand Army. Robert was fond of
country and western music, and from all accounts, he was
a pretty good yodeller, trickster and storyteller as well.
Robert
McRoy was 28 when he fell in love with Rangi Ratana. Rangi,
the youngest child in a large family, soon married this
man with the 'funny' accent. She was barely 16 when, on
the third of January 1942, she gave birth to her first child,
a son named David Robert. After her death in 1943, the young
father found it impossible to care for two little boys,
and when it seemed that all hope was lost for this family,
fate finally smiled and Mrs Maria Low came into their lives.
Maria was already raising a family of her own, and even
though baby Eddie was blind Maria adopted both boys - without
hesitation - and David and Eddie grew up with a loving family
and the only mother they ever knew. Several years later,
after Eddie had achieved international success, he wrote
two songs in Maria's memory: 'I Remember Mama' and 'Look
At Me Now'.
As
a toddler Eddie loved music and was playing the ukulele
at the age of 4. He was sent to Sunrise Home, a boarding
kindergarten for blind children in Remuera, Auckland. When
he reached school age, he moved to the New Zealand Foundation
for the Blind (NZFB) in Parnell. Eddie was not an outstanding
scholar - to say the least - but he performed well on the
sporting field and he enjoyed learning and playing musical
instruments. His older brother Bob Low recalls, "Each
time Eddie came home for school holidays he could play another
instrument, even though he didn't, and still can't, read
a note of music".
When
he was 12 years old a series of three operations were performed
on Eddie's left eye. His right eye was dead and could not
be saved. Eddie did not expect the operations to be successful
and prepared himself for a lifetime of darkness. However,
fate smiled once again on Eddie and limited sight was gained
in his left eye. I asked him once what it was like to suddenly
be able to see and he simply said, "I just didn't bang
into things anymore". He can see only partially
and his eyesight is deteriorating, but every day he counts
his blessings.
On
the 1st April 1965, when Eddie was 21 years old, Maria Low
passed away. Eddie was just carving out a career in Australia.
In his music and in his life Eddie often wonders if Maria
can see him now - or if Rangi and Robert somehow know that
the little blind boy they brought into the world has surpassed
all expectations against overwhelming odds. Eddie may never
know the answer to his questions, but it is a dream he has
long had, to bring together the music of the land of his
father, and the land of his mother, into the compilation
of songs that he has recorded on his recent CD. It is the
best way he knows, to pay tribute to his father Robert,
his birth mother Rangi, and his adopted mother Maria. I
know Eddie's quest to fulfil this dream has been exciting
for him, and at times a little frightening, How do I know
this? Because I don't usually call him Eddie - I call him
Dad. I am the eldest of three children. We never knew our
grandparents Rangi or Robert, and Maria died two years before
I was born; I am in no position too say they somehow
know what Dad has done with his life, but one thing I am
sure of - if they do know, they are most certainly very,
very proud.
No
one could have written this cover story better than Eddie's
daughter, Maria. It is a wonderful discourse on how things
were in New Zealand in the 1900's, and how the Maori integrated
with the white (pakeha) settlers through marriage. My own
family history runs along more or less similar lines, as
do hundreds, possibly thousands of others, I warrant.
I
make mention of the 2 CD that Eddie recorded. There is one
particular track on disc 1, entitled 'Songs of Home', that
every New Zealander who lives overseas should listen to,
I wrote about another Maori singer, the late 'Prince' Tui
Teka, and how he and Eddie had played 'IL SILENZIO' as a
duet on their trumpets at a Sydney club concert. I also
told how Eddie, with his guitar, came around to our home
in Sydney and sang 'Songs of Home', wanting to know what
we thought of it. The tears running down my face gave him
my answer. I recorded that little session on my reel-to-reel
tape recorder. It is a most valuable treasure, and I don't
mean that in a monetary sense. If you are an ex pat Kiwi,
I implore you to seek this CD out; I can promise you that
your heart strings will be mightily plucked, and more than
likely you, like me, will sob your heart out!
Eddie
loves magic, and we have a 'deal'. I teach him some simple
tricks to fool his friends with - and in return, he gives
me his latest recordings. In a recent email from Burns Scandrett,
he said
that whenever Eddie was in Christchurch performing, he and
his wife always made a point of popping into his, Burn's
magic shop, for a chat and to buy yet another thumbtip.
Burns says he doesn't know what the hell he did with them
all, but over the years he bought a hell of a lot of them!
Well I guess that being partly blind, he just lost them
- now, about my commission Burns
!
In
New Zealand, fish and shellfish are pretty much a staple
food for us kiwis, especially if you are a Maori. I'm an
exception when it comes to oysters, a particular delicacy
in New Zealand. Late one night, Eddie and I decided to 'raid'
the kitchen fridge of some hotel that we were staying in,
somewhere in the South Island. Perhaps I should mention
that we were very drunk at the time. Eddie whooped with
joy on discovering a very large jar filled to the brim with
oysters. Being totally smashed probably explains why, after
protesting my utter dislike for oysters, that I let Eddie,
who was howling with laughter, hand feed me the dreaded
things. I was so drunk it didn't matter - we both were.
That was the last time I ate oysters.
Although
Eddie is blind he does have partial vision in his left eye,
and he took full advantage of that fact. Back in those wonderful,
heady days, most of our work was in hotels, touring all
over in New Zealand., and now and again, Eddie and I would
be booked together. It just so happens that I was a reasonably
good pools player - well when you have spent years in hotels,
and have time on your hands, the pool table and a few beers
was just the ticket.
Eddie
was also one hellava good pools player as well, far better
than I. When we walked into the local bar and put our money
down for a game, the quiet sniggers became louder when Eddie
approached the table and then announced: "Hey Tommy,
where's the white ball". Of
course, he could see it, as well as all the other balls.
We had it well worked out. After a few 'pathetic' misses
from Eddie and myself, with me advising this 'blind' man
in which direction the red balls lay. Talk about pulling
the suckers in. Suddenly the room would go quiet as Eddie
started to faultlessly pot red ball after red ball until
finally - "How many are there left". "Just
the black ball Eddie", and he sunk that as well! God
we had some fun.
There
are a 'million' stories that can be told about Eddie but,
I have to finish this sometime, Like Now!
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