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Issue Number: #1058
Date: Sunday 3rd November 2013
Editor: Alan Watson
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. Tammy Calvert Needs Help
3. Magicseen No. 53
4. Houdini Fans, Leave This Poor Man Alone This Halloween
5. Bill Rauscher Introduces John Calvert And His Full Evening Magic
6. Message By Andrew Wilson - Re: Palmerston North Convention
7. Remarkable Magic #325 - Nick Lewin
8. Magic - Art, Craft or Neither? (Bruce Gold - Part 3)
9. 2013 November Magic Castle Show Schedule
10. Updates So Far This Week on VanishLive.com
11. eBay Magician Memorabilia, Ephemera
12. Young Magician Aims To Amaze
13. Desperate Acts Of Magic Is Now Available On iTunes
14. The Legendary Karl Norman Will Be Turning 95
15. 1st Annual Houdini Festival
16. Magic New Zealand App
17. e-zine Archives
18. Privacy Policy and Copyright Notice

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1. Editor's Message
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Have created a new private group on FaceBook for New Zealand Magicians Only who need to be kept up-to-date with the events and headlines from the world of magic in New Zealand. This Magic New Zealand group encompasses news items, lectures, conventions, tours and television shows. If you are a Kiwi and don't have access drop me a line…

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For those who would like to read the Magic New Zealand e-zine in a HTML format go to:

Remember if you have any magic news drop me a line:
Editor@MagicNewZealand.com

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2. Tammy Calvert Needs Help
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Message by Susan Lewin (US)

Hello Alan: Here is a notice from Jade regarding Tammy Calvert. Tammy is totally without funds. About $600 has been raised so far to offset court fees. Thank you for your consideration. Best wishes, Susan

Jade Tjin
Some months ago Tammy and John Calvert sued Ohio physician Randy Wolf in California for $63,000 of his unpaid $100,000 purchase price for "Magicarama," the Calverts' world famous magic show, which was delivered to Dr. Wolf in 2008. Attorney Jack Browne, who has been handling the case for no fee, has informed Tammy that due to an adverse ruling which must be appealed concerning California jurisdiction over Dr. Wolf, additional court costs of $2,000 are necessary before any more progress can be made on the case, and that Tammy needs to have this sum by November 12th. Tammy's funds are completely tapped out.

I am reaching out to the magical community to help out this cause for John and Tammy. If 2,000 magicians gave $1 to help, it could very well make the difference between what is right and wrong. It's the extra four quarters sitting on your desk that you've overlooked every morning as you work on your computer. Contributions can be made on PayPal to EpicProductions@Juno.com.

You won't miss your four quarters, and your action may prove heroic. Tammy and I send you our heartfelt thanks in advance. Thank you!

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3. Magicseen No. 53
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Vol. 9, No. 5, November 2013; 60 pages

Cover: Matthew Wright

Welcome - editor's letter
Letters
News
In The Phone Box - short interview with Penélope Cruz - Rav Singh
Patrick Kun: High Visibility! - Interview by George Luck
The Illusionists - Live at Manchester 02 Apollo, October 4th, 2013 - Live Review
Steve Evans: On the Bright Side of Life - interview by Tim Shoesmith
News
Being Sociable - The Argument for Why You Should Use Social Media as Part of Your Self-Promotion - Scott Watson
It's the Celebrity Bit - Jean Dujardin - short interview
Smoke and Mirrors Bristol - Live Reviews
September 6th 2013 - Tim Stracey and Fritz Alkemade
September 20th 2013 - Wayne Fox and Diamond Jim Tyler
September 29th 2013 - Martin Cox and Geoff Williams
Dealer Shout Outs
Agents and the 'Business of Show-Business' - Part 2 - Jay Fortune interviews Tobias Beckwith [Part 1 was in Issue 51]
Ali Cook Live - Selby Town Hall, September 20th - Live Review
Matthew Wright: On the Right Side of the Tracks - cover article/interview by Graham Hey
"... and All the World's a Stage" - Part 2 of Our Exploration Into the Techniques Required for Creating a Stage Act - Mark Leveridge
Masterclass
Drop Card - Chris Rawlins
The Turned Card = Alexandr Erohin
Magic Moments - Magic show producer Richard Leigh reflects on this year's Magic Moments day
News
Reviews
Clarity Box - David Regal - prop with DVD
Inexplicable - Steve Shufton - card effect
Way Out - Marc Oberon - utility device with book and gimmick material
Card Magic Course - Steve Faulkner - online course
A 'Supreme Lifetime in Magic' - Ian Adair - book
Re-Maxed Iceolation - Kieron Johnson - DVD and ice mold
Days of Wine and Magic - John Derris - book
Electric - Paul Roberts - 2 DVDs on the electric chair routine
Mental Magic and Mind Reading - Oliver Dobbs - e-book
Deluxe Nest of Wallets - Nick Einhorn and Alan Wong
Sebastian Walton: It's All Because of the Magic! - Interview by Christopher Evans
Next Time ...
Advertisers
Listings Section
Back Issues

http://www.lybrary.com/magicseen-no-53-p-373100.html

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4. Houdini Fans, Leave This Poor Man Alone This Halloween
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Article forwarded on by William Bowers (US)

NY Daily News

Owner of 'Houdini House' on W. 113th St. wishes fans of the magician would stop coming in droves. Traffic picks up around Halloween, the day of the conjurer's death.

There's no ghost, just a frustrated old man.

Fred Thomas, 71, lives in the famous "Houdini House" on W. 113th St. in Harlem - which becomes one of the city's premiere tourist attractions every Halloween, the anniversary of the master magician's 1926 death.

And Thomas has had enough.

For the balance of the article go to:

http://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/uptown/harlem-houdini-house-article-1.1500624

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5. Bill Rauscher Introduces John Calvert And His Full Evening Magic
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Message by Bill Rauscher (US)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3rBM8A8aZKU

See John Calvert in 1995, age 84 performing his full evening stage show in Lawrenceburg, Indiana. See Calvert at his best with all his classic tricks and illusions: The Grand Opening, Magazine Tear, Floating Organ, Nest Of Boxes, Spirit Cabinet, Levitation, Drum That Can't Be Beat, Cannon Shot, Dancing Hank, Blindfolded Audio--sharpshooting and so much more.

Mr. Calvert died September 27, 2013. He lived to be 102 and was an icon of the magic world. He remains a "legend of legerdemain." The charismatic Calvert was a magician, actor, pilot, yachtsman, film producer, world traveler, and adventurer. He is presented here, from the archives of Bill Rauscher. The performance is shared with the permission of his wife Tammy and his nephew Fred Calvert. May the memory of John Calvert be preserved forever?

Mr. Rauscher wishes to thank Rory Feldman for his efforts and production skills in creating this memorial video. His Rory Feldman Productions label has allowed this video to appear here on YouTube.

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6. Message By Andrew Wilson - Re: Palmerston North Convention
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Message by Andrew Wilson (NZ)

I would like to thank all the magicians who came to the convention. I believe they were surprised and appreciative of the talents of all our headliners. Joe Monti was especially inventive and entertaining and his Slydini tribute was expert and amazing. Marcelo Insua was breathtaking with his coin matrix work and also his 'any card at any number' presentation. Other magical support from Michael Woolf, El Gregoe and Sue, Joel Howlett, Bill Seagraves and Marlene, Joel Fenton, Jon Zealando and Pip Milford-Hughes was invaluable too. We had a very sociable and happy time from Saturday afternoon to Monday lunchtime. The dealers were great and both headliners sold out.

Professional photographs were taken by Peter McDermott whose pictures can be viewed at his website www.bestill.co.nz or email to peter@bestill.co.nz. Please look him up. His photographs of the Lifetime Achievement Award winners and others at the convention are excellent.

A lost purse was found in the dealers' room. It is a very small black leather purse with two un-gaffed New Zealand pennies and two silver coins. Tell me if you have lost this purse and I will post it back to you (Andrew Wilson at jmwilson@xtra.co.nz).

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7. Remarkable Magic #325 - Nick Lewin
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Message by Nick Lewin (US)

Clubs, hugs, ducks and plugs!

I want to cover a few topics in this week's column and will begin by extending a really big congratulation to one of my favorite young comedy magicians in Las Vegas-Adam London. Adam has recently celebrated the 250th performance of his Las Vegas show 'Adam London at the D.' This is a really big milestone and I am delighted for his continuing success.

If you are not familiar with Adam then I am convinced you will know all about him before too much more time passes. He is a wonderfully engaging comedy magician with a delightfully warm style that is perfectly complimented by his ever so slightly abrasive manner. I first met Adam when he was the manager at Mac King's show in Las Vegas. He was a huge asset to the show and a great loss when he left.

Harrah's loss, however, was 'The D's' gain and Las Vegas landed one of its freshest and funniest new afternoon shows. Having single handedly created the genre of one-man afternoon shows in Las Vegas nearly 20 years ago, I have always kept a close eye on the market. When I first saw London's show I was convinced it 'had legs' and it does, and its success couldn't be happen to a nicer chap.

If you have a chance to catch Adam during a visit to Las Vegas don't miss it! The show highlights London's great likeability and strong comedic sensibilities. It is rumored that he honed and perfected his comedy skills by telling 'Knock, Knock…' jokes during his time as a Mormon missionary. Congratulations my friend, here's to another 250 shows.

I am planning to visit with Adam and re-catch his show very soon, in fact I want to combine it with a long overdue visit to see Mike Hammer's show at the 'Golden Nugget.' Mike is another very funny young man who has kept his one-man show running and doing great business for even more shows than London. I will look forward to writing a review of it for Magic New Zealand, as I have heard many great things about it from a wide variety of folk.

I have been excited and delighted by the incredible compliments and reviews that my book 'Cruise Magic 101' has received in the year since it was published. We have shipped copies to 13 different countries and I am very pleased that it has been of such interest to so many performers.

I was extremely flattered to read the following on Michael Finney's Facebook page:

I am having more fun than I thought I was going to, being on the ship this long, (now 8 1/2 months) of the last 11, I have had a couple dozen entertainers ask me how I got this gig, and how they can go about getting ship jobs. First get a copy of Nick Lewin's book on working the ships. It's a great price for years of ship work information. Although I had worked a few ships prior to its release about two years or so ago, I bought it and must give it credit for the helpful advice business and personal.

Long time readers of this column will be aware of how much I respect Michael and his work. He is an ultimate pro and his kind words mean a huge amount to me.

I have also been delighted at how many people have bought the book who have NO interest in performing on a cruise ship. It is crammed full of pointers and tips that are very relevant in any performing venue. It even includes a great trick, which modesty forebears I mention, is worth the twenty bucks the book costs. Kudos to Steve Mitchell for insisting I put it in! I still have a limited supply of copies available via the online store on my website www.nicklewin.com if you would like an autographed copy. I have several new items becoming available in upcoming months-why not check them out.

Finally, I want to let you know that I will be lecturing and performing at the upcoming '3 of Clubs' Convention in Vancouver on the 8th-10th of November. There is a star-studded group of magicians in attendance, including Shoot Agawa and Daryl. I am very excited to be part of the event. Check out the details on their website, it looks like being a really great convention.

I am particularly looking forward to experiencing Paul Romhany's 'Murder By Magic' show! Paul has one of the most fertile minds in magic and as a huge murder mystery buff this event should be a real blast. I'm just reminding him gently, but Paul also promised to bake me a Kiwi/Canadian style meat pie-I'm just mentioning it!

My email address is nicklewin1@mac.com
My blog is at www.remarkablemagic.com
My web site/online store is www.nicklewin.com

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8. Magic - Art, Craft or Neither? (Bruce Gold - Part3)
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Message by Anthony Darkstone Europe/USA

Introduction

Bruce Gold is a comedy magician, stand-up comic and Creative consultant from Hollywood, California. He has appeared on numerous TV shows in the USA including, Masters of Illusion, Evening at the Improv, the sitcom Full House and Oprah.

He is well known from his role as the manic magician in an award winning "got milk" TV commercial. In early October, his shows at The Magic Castle were greeted by wildly enthusiastic audiences. The TV show Masters of Illusion is now airing internationally and will be broadcast in The USA in 2014. Variety Magazine described him as, "A funny man of considerable charm who deftly combines humor and hocus-pocus."

Facebook: Bruce Gold
http://www.brucegold.com/

Magic - Art Craft or Neither?
Commentary by Bruce Gold

Like artists, magicians hope their work will be appreciated by the public. Regardless of what style of conjuring we choose to present, we all want our audiences to feel they're witnessing something special and entertaining. If we wish to elevate our work to the level of art, then we must refine our techniques to perfection and strive to evoke ideas and emotions that transcend the tricks themselves. When we accomplish this we empower our audiences to take that final step between artifice and art, when their experience shifts from, "how does this effect work?" To, "how does this affect me?"

Wonder is the currency of our craft, but it is the ability to move people and create strong emotional connections for them that places your performance in the realm of art. It's been said that great art reaches us on more than one level and I believe this is true in magic also. If you managed to accomplish this by presenting your own original effects, then you're almost certain to be recognized among your peers as a true and innovative artist.

I must also acknowledge that almost anything, regardless of how mundane or familiar it may be, can be elevated to the level of art through a passion for perfection. Anyone who has witnessed a Japanese tea ceremony can attest to this.

The real question to ask yourself now is not whether magic is an art, but if YOUR magic is artfully performed. Why not think of yourself as an artist as well as a magician and see if it inspires you. Here's how I recognize someone who has the soul of an artist: They possess a profound and enduring desire to be creative and to share their vision. They look at the world and ask themselves, "What can I bring that no one else can?"

What can you bring to your art form?

- Bruce Gold

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9. 2013 November Magic Castle Show Schedule
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Message by Jack Goldfinger (US)

November 4-10th

Close-Up Gallery
Earlier: Tom Ogden
Early: Woody Aragon
Late: Juan Luis Rubiales

Parlour of Prestidigitation
Early: Dale Hindman
Late: Michael Hack

Palace of Mystery
Jonathan Pendragon

Peller Theatre
Joel Ward
Titou

W. C. Fields Bar
Chef Anton

Friday Luncheon
Woody Aragon

Saturday & Sunday Brunch - Parlour
Jeanine Anderson

Lecture 6th
Jeff Ezell

November 11-17th - "Veterans' Week" - Produced by Joan Lawton

Close-Up Gallery
Earlier: Steve Silverman
Early: Harry Monti
Late: Jason England

Parlour of Prestidigitation
Early: Jeff Ezell
Late: The Bornsteins

Palace of Mystery
Puck
Denny Haney
Scott Anderson

Peller Theatre
Eddie Medrano
Aye Jaye

W. C. Fields Bar
Mark Collier

Museum / Hat&Hare:
Mayseo

Bill Joslin Table:
Bill Joslin

Friday Luncheon
Jason England

Sunday Brunch - Parlour
Eddie Medrano

Lecture
Jason England

November 18-24th

Close-Up Gallery
Earlier: Brian Gillis
Early: Bill Cook
Late: Masahiro Yanagida

Parlour of Prestidigitation
Early: BJ Hickman
Late: Shoot Ogawa

Palace of Mystery
Rick Thomas

Peller Theatre
Brent Arthur James Geris
Tomas Medina

W. C. Fields Bar
Jonathan Levit

Friday Luncheon
Masahiro Yanagida

Saturday & Sunday Brunch - Parlour
Trissia Baughman

Lecture
Shoot Ogawa

November 25- December 1st

Close-Up Gallery
Earlier: George Tovar
Early: Mike Pisciotta
Late: David Minkin

Parlour of Prestidigitation
Early: Mark Haslam
Late: Ran'D Shine

Palace of Mystery
David Kovac
Michael Rayner
Arthur Trace

Peller Theatre
Joe Monti
Carl Christman

W. C. Fields Bar
Pop Haydn

Friday Luncheon
David Minkin

Saturday & Sunday Brunch - Parlour
Dennis Forel

Lecture
David Minkin

Performers are subject to change due to circumstances and availability

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10. Updates So Far This Week On VanishLive.com
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Message by - Mick Peck
Online Content Editor
www.VanishLive.com

Updates so far this week on VanishLive.com include:

- Emmy Award Winning Magician Penn Jillette in Toronto
- Female Magician Bound and Gagged
- Analyzing Chaplin's What People Laugh At Essay: Ben Robinson
- Andrew Gerard: How to Ruin Magic
- The first annual Houdini Fest
- Review of Alexx Alexxander in Oslo

Plus: Paul Romhany: Magic Cafe Guest of Honor: THIS WEEK ONLY:

Vanish founder and editor Paul Romhany is the Guest of Honor at the Magic Cafe forums. Paul will be answering reader questions for one week only at:

http://www.themagiccafe.com/forums/viewforum.php?forum=341&38

The Magic Cafe is the world's largest online forum for magicians.
Registration is free.

Visit us today at:
http://www.VanishLive.com

- Mick Peck
Online Content Editor
www.VanishLive.com

Vanish issue 10 is now available. For your FREE download visit:

http://www.vanishlive.com/2013/10/07/vanish-10/

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11. EBay Magician Memorabilia, Ephemera
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Message by William Bowers (US)

http://www.ebay.com/chp/Magician-Memorabilia-Ephemera-/86938

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12. Young Magician Aims To Amaze
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Article forwarded on by Mel Kientz (US)

In My Community

Perth, Western Australia

By Tanya MacNaughton

A picture of Harry Houdini in handcuffs piqued a young Paul Cosentino's interest in the world of magic and illusions.
"I was fascinated - what's he doing and more importantly, why is he doing it?" he said.

"When I was a kid I was very shy and introverted and had a lot of learning difficulties.

"My mum taught me how to read and the reason I started doing that was (because) the only way to learn magic was through reading books."

For this reason, Cosentino chose the Australian Literacy and Numeracy Foundation as his charity as a contestant on Dancing with the Stars, an experience he described as a "rollercoaster ride."

"I thought it would be a good challenge, lots of fun and (to) learn something new," he said.

The Grand Illusionist is no stranger to reality TV, having captured Australian audience's attention as runner up on Australia's Got Talent in 2011.

Since then, Cosentino has won a Merlin award in 2012 for Most Original International Magician (magic's equivalent of the Oscars), filmed a three-part TV special The Magic, The Mystery, The Madness and is about to embark on an extensive national tour of the same name.

From his first trick of making a coin disappear for his dad, Cosentino now performs a combination of street magic, grand illusion and escapes.

"I think (audiences) will be surprised about how potent the magic is live," he said.

"Sometimes people can go 'oh, maybe it was a TV trick' even though there's no TV magic at all, but when I appear in front of your eyes or disappear or whatever it might be, it's very hard to diminish and dismiss.

"And same with the escapes, you think you're drawn into them on TV, wait until you see it live."

While Cosentino's upcoming tour will take him around Australia and to New Zealand, he hopes to one day take his show to America.

"The ultimate would be to have my own show on Broadway one day or Vegas."

"It's the look on the audience's face when they see something that's absolutely surprising and amazing that they can't explain - it's that that really juices me up."

Cosentino will perform at Riverside Theatre, Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre at 1.30pm and 7.30pm on November 9.
Tickets from www.ticketek.com.au.

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13. Desperate Acts Of Magic Is Now Available On iTunes
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Message by - Joe Gold
Writer/Director, Desperate Acts of Magic

Desperate Acts of Magic is now available on iTunes in New Zealand.

Please check it out and spread the word!

http://bit.ly/1a3ib9g

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14. The Legendary Karl Norman Will Be Turning 95
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Message by Tony Weiland

The legendary Karl Norman of Forks Hotel fame will be turning 95 this November, and the ring named in his honor will be holding a celebration for him on November 4, 2013 featuring his friends from the Forks Hotel.

If you would like to send Karl your best please send e-mails to tonysmagic@aol.com or mail correspondence to Tony Weiland 20 Vermont Ave Lockport, NY 14094 USA . The event will be held at the Screening Room 3131 Sheridan Dr Amherst NY 14226 starting at 6:30 on the 4th of November please join us if possible.

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15. 1st Annual Houdini Festival
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Message by Wayne Alan

The Historic North Theatre
Performing Arts Center
Est. 1947
Main Theatre, Balcony Mini Theatre,
Restaurant & Bar, Gallery, Gift Shop and Celebrity B&B
629 North Main Street, Danville, VA 24540
Phone 434-793-SHOW (7469) www.TheNorthTheatre.com

Contact: Wayne Alan-434-793-SHOW (7469)

Schedule and Talent Lineup for the 1st Annual Houdini Festival
Friday, November 1-8:00 pm

Stars of Close-Up Magic Show in the Balcony Mini-Theatre featuring:

Tony Econ-Master of Card Magic
Arnie Fucco-The Trick that Fooled Houdini
Wayne Alan-Award Winning Sleight of Hand

Saturday, November 2:

9:00 am-Lecture-Magicians only-Card Magic by Tony Econ
10:30 am-Lecture-Magicians only-Escapes and Houdini by Dean Alan Carnegie
12:00 Lunch Break

1:30 pm-Houdini Silent Film Screening-Magicians and public
2:30 pm-Houdini Master Showman and Promoter-Magicians and public
4:00 pm-Houdini Silent Film Screening-Magicians and public
5:00-6:00--Houdini's Haunted House Tour (in the theatre basement)
6:00-7:30 Dinner break

8:00 pm Gala Evening Show:

MC Wayne Alan

Dean Alan Carnegie-Escapes
Tony Econ-Master of Card Magic
Wayne Alan-World Champion Illusionist
Plus two great variety acts

Magicians-both days-$75.00
Public-both days-$50.00
Friday, Nov. 1-8:00 pm Close-Up Magic in balcony mini-theatre-$20.00
Saturday: All day-Magicians only-$40.00
Afternoon-public-$20.00
Gala Evening Show-$25.00 general admission

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Go to: www.app.cat/magicnewzealand on your tablet to download the FREE Magic New Zealand app.

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