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Monday -
July 2, 2001 |
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Max
Maven who has done record business during his limited engagement at
The Knitting Factory (7021 Hollywood Blvd.) in Southern California
has just been extended through July with shows every Tuesday at 8pm.
Admission is a very low $10 per person at the Alterknit Lounge. For
reservations and information phone: 323-463-0204 or click:
HERE.(7/2)
Earl
Nelson, Whit Haydn, Sylvester the Jester, Andrew Goldenhersh, Len
Reid, Jason Baney, Dave Hamner, and Allan Hayden at the
Magic Castle in Los
Angeles, on Jul. 2-8.(7/2)
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Tuesday -
July 3, 2001 |
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A
CNNfn feature about becoming a magician reports that "…being a
successful magician requires more than just a fancy wand and a
deck of marked cards. It takes years of practice, patience,
energy, and above all, a true passion for the craft. Throw in a
talent for showmanship and a willingness to take a few risks and
you just might have what it takes to become the next David
Copperfield." The main focus of the story is the career of Adam
Williams who is slowly rising in the ranks of successful
professional. The article also features advise from George
Schindler and mentions the S.A.M., I.B.M., Magic Castle, Tannen's
Magic Camp and the AllMagicGuide. To read the Jul. 2 story by
Kamala Nair titled "Being a magician takes hard work and a true
passion for the craft" click:
HERE.(7/3)
David Copperfield holds a python for an Associated Press
photo while visiting the Night Safari in Singapore Monday Jul. 2.
To see the Jul. 2 photo by Simon Thong titled "American Magician
David Copperfield, Left, Holds up a..." click:
HERE.(7/3)
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Wednesday -
July 4, 2001 |
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Gary Haun "The Great Haundini" who Muhammad Ali praised,
"You are a real magician," is featured in the July issue of Accent
on Living. Haun who has been performing magic shows for children
and interweaving positive thinking and overcoming adversity
messages from his book "Vision From the Heart," explained that,
"The only thing he asks before doing a show is that the audience
not be told he is blind until after the performance." To read the
Jul. 1 story titled "The Amazing Haundini" supplied by Infoseek
and YellowBrix click:
HERE.(7/4) PRESS
RELEASE:
FRANZ HARARY ADDED
TO SAM CONVENTION LINEUP.
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Thursday -
July 5, 2001 |
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"Abracadabra," the annual magic show at the Cincinnati
Playhouse announced that this year in addition to the six shows on
Aug. 16-19 they will also have AbraKIDabra magic workshops
beginning on Aug. 11 where children will be taught magic and then
treated to a show by a local magician. The events will also
include special performances, parties, and meal packages. To read
the Jul. 3 story titled "Playhouse expanding week of magic events"
supplied by Infoseek and YellowBrix click:
HERE.(7/5)
Peter Marucci will be performing his brand of magic and
ballooning at the first annual Buskers' Weekend in Brockville,
Ontario, Canada on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, July 6-8.(7/5)
David Copperfield who is now in
Hong Kong
has his picture taken on a motorcycle during the "Portal" show. To
see the Jul. 4 Reuters photo by Kin Cheung titled "Magician David
Copperfield in Hong Kong" click:
HERE.(7/5)
Jonathan and Charlotte Pendragon prepare for their lecture at the IBM Convention in Orlando on July 4, 2001. (Photo: David Sandy).(7/5) |
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Friday -
July 6, 2001 |
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Tom Mullica's Red Skelton Tribute which opened at the Stage
Door Theatre in Coral Springs is reviewed in a Sun-Sentinel
article where Mullica is described as, From the moment Mullica
walks onto a small stage adorned with two hanging murals of
Skelton, it's apparent that the beloved jester left his legacy in
good hands. Mullica has obviously studied Skelton's background in
such detail, adroitly replicating his gestures and that peculiar,
almost childlike voice, that it's no great leap to imagine Skelton
himself on the Stage Door stage." To read the Jul. 5 review by
Jeff Rusnak titled "Seeing Red" click:
HERE.(7/6)
David Copperfield's first appearance in
China takes place next week with five shows at the Guangzhou
Gymnasium. A People Daily article reported that, "Sponsor of the
performance in Guangzhou briefed Wednesday that they have spent
almost two years in preparing David's performance. It is the first
time for David to give commercial performance in China." To read
the Jul. 5 story by Du Minghua titled "World Top Magician David
Copperfield to Perform in China" click:
HERE.(7/6)
Dean Stern and Hal Meyers' Skyliner is featured in a
Kansas City Star article which comments on the device, "The
how-is-that-possible reaction that the Skyliner provokes could
make it this summer's gotta-have thing." To read the Jul 4 story
by Peter Mucha titled "Write Your Message In The Air" click:
HERE.(7/6)
David Copperfield's duck was banned from entering Hong
Kong due to a "ban on live fowl during the bird-flu crisis." To
read the Jul. 4 story by Agence France-Presse titled "Copperfield
forced to cancel duck trick due to bird flu" click:
HERE.(7/6)
Jeff McBride, Alain Nu, and Scott Alexander appear at
Caesar's Magical Empire in Las Vegas through Jul. 28. Admission runs
$75.50 per person which includes dinner and shows. For reservations
phone: 800-445-4544.(7/6)
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Saturday -
July 7, 2001 |
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As
an illustration morphs into live action footage in a film montage, similarly
the pages of MAGIC magazine will be imbued with life; to "strut" for a few
days in Las Vegas as Stan
Allen and Co. stage a special convention celebrating the tenth anniversary
of MAGIC. Those in attendance at this event will be able to interact and
participate, walk around inside the pages, so to speak, of this conjuring
journal brought to life, at what is being billed as MAGIC...Live! an
"unconventional convention." ...Go
to full story.(7/7)
David Copperfield's "Portal" show in Hong Kong was
cancelled. An AFP article reported that he "…was forced to cancel
a show in Hong Kong Thursday after a typhoon alert was hoisted
across the territory." To read the Jul. 5 story titled "Typhoon
forces cancellation of magician Copperfield's show" click:
HERE.(7/7)
John Spoentgen will present
his 45-minute
stage shows as part of the EBR Parish Library's annual summer
reading club, the theme of which is "Zip Into the Future - Read!"
The Baton Rouge Advocate listed the itinerary for the free shows.
To read the Jul. 6 article titled "Abracadabra! Magician visits
local libraries" supplied by YellowBrix and Infoseek click:
HERE.(7/7)
Monday Night Magic will be celebrating their 200th show on
Jul. 9 at 8pm in NYC. Performers for the special event are Torkova,
R.J. Lewis, Master Lee, Jamy Ian Swiss, Frank Brents, and Simon
Lovell. For tickets call Ticketmaster at: 212-307-4100 or click:
HERE.(7/7)
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Sunday -
July 8, 2001 |
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Lance
Burton celebrated his fifth anniversary show "Lance Burton: Master
Magician" at the Monte Carlo Resort & Casino in Las Vegas on Jun.
21. The show opened on Jun. 21, 1996 with a 13-year contract worth
$100 million. Burton's family oriented illusion show continues to
win many awards as well as ranking very high in newspaper and
magazine surveys. Many of the local papers have called his show
the best in Vegas and Burton the best magician.(7/8)
David Copperfield took credit for downgrading the typhoon
which cancelled his show. A South China Morning Post quotes
Copperfield, "It is totally, absolutely, positively me. I did a
lot of praying and begging. It worked," To read the Jul. 7 story
titled "I made storm vanish: magician" supplied by YellowBrix and
Infoseek click:
HERE.(7/8)
Jim Swain's new mystery novel, Grift
Sense, is reviewed in the National Post where it is described as,
"Valentine [main character] is a sixtysomething, Florida-living,
misanthropic former cop, whose hobby and lucrative
pension-stretcher is exposing cheats, frauds and con-persons." To
read the Jul. 7 review by John North titled "Sixtysomething,
Florida-living, misanthropic former cop" click:
HERE.(7/8)
John Calvert, Lorenzo Clark, Petrick, Brian Gillis & Sue,
David Thorsen, and Brandon Scott at the
Magic Castle in Los
Angeles, on Jul. 9-15. John Calvert lectures on Sunday Jul. 15.(7/8)
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