wrote Theodore Annemann back in 1935

then saying "ok

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resulting in better and more interesting effects

with an ingenious system that is very easy to read

Performance Of Close-Up Magic | Eugene Burger Sum wrote Theodore Annemann back inEugene Burger's "Series of Evocative Essays" that he hopes will, "Challenge you, cause you to stop and reflect upon your own magic, inspire you to practice and rehearse, and, in the process, improve your own close up magic performances." Contents: About the Writings Foreword by Channing Pollock Groundwork What Is Close Up Magic? The Main Road The Bert Allerton Aspirin Tin Routine Hands Making Cigarettes Disappear The Pivot Vanish Up the Nose Using a