Magic Magazine 1/2010
In this edition:

David Roth: With his work as an international performer, seminar leader, and consultant, plus steady gigs behind the counters of magic shops, David Roth has been acclaimed as the finest coin magician of his or perhaps any generation.

Al Korans Headline Countdown: Mentalist Al Koran died in 1972, but his work lives on. One of his best-known — and perhaps least understood — effects was the Headline Countdown, fully explained here by his unofficial student.

Donba Jutsu: \“The technique of eating a horse.\” It’s a magic effect not seen in 300 years, but Shintaro Fujiyama recently recreated it live onstage, along with other routines from the Edo period of Japan.

Ricky Jay: In his latest theatrical effort, A Rogue’s Gallery, magician, historian, and raconteur Ricky Jay displays his skills in all these areas. It’s an evening of tales and tricks, partly determined by choices from the audience.

Making Childrens Dreams come True: Although only sixteen, Kyle Eschen’s dry wit and seemingly world-weary persona separate him from other teen magicians, as do his television performing credits.

The Trilero, Paleros and You: Trilero — it’s the old game of finding the ball under the three covers. While the spectators can’t separate the empty boxes from the one they want, the street hustlers can separate the bettors from their cash.

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