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Issue Number: #1293
Date: Sunday 12th June 2016
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. Now You See Me 3 Is Already Happening
3. Six Stories Worth Sharing
4. The Secret to More Magic Show Bookings: Repeat Clients
5. The Magic Circle Mini Documentary
6. Mandrake the Magician
7. The Road Less Traveled - #403 - Kyle Peron
8. SNAP Will Be Coming Edinburgh Fringe Festival
9. Houdini's School Of Magic
10. Magic for Fort Mac" Benefit
11. Alexanderia the Great Featured In the June Linking Ring
12. Daytona Festival of Magic
13. The World's Longest Magic Show
14. SAM 2016 Convention Update
15. FISM 2018 Open For Registration
16. e-zine Archives
17. Privacy Policy and Copyright Notice
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1. Editor's Message
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if you have any magic news drop me a line:
Editor@MagicNewZealand.com
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2. 'Now You See Me 3' is already happening
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'Now You See Me 3' is already in the works. Your eyes are
not deceiving you. This is not a sleight of hand or an illusion.
This is happening, people, and we're still more than a year
away before the second film hits theaters. This means that
the semi-decent magician-heist film is now becoming a trilogy.
As
reported by Variety, the news of Now You See Me 3 was announced
during a Lionsgate company conference call to discuss quarterly
earnings with analysts. CEO Jon Feltheimer stated that the
studio has already begun early work on the third installment,
as they expect Now You See Me 2 to pull in a hefty amount
of box office dough.
The
first film debuted to mixed reviews and currently stands
at 50% on Rotten Tomatoes, which, if you remember how high
school grades work, means it failed. However, it made more
than $351 million worldwide with a production budget of
$75 million, which was all the ammunition the studio needed
to sign off on a sequel.
The
story centered on a band of criminal magicians known as
The Four Horsemen, played by Jesse Eisenberg (Batman v Superman),
Woody Harrelson (The Hunger Games), Isla Fisher (The Great
Gatsby) and Dave Franco (Neighbors). With each astounding
performance they would pull off another heist, stealing
massive amounts of money from either a bank or a particularly
wealthy individual. A pair of detectives, played by Mark
Ruffalo (Avengers: Age of Ultron) and Melanie Laurent (Enemy)
were hot on their trail. Spoiler alert for anyone who hasn't
seen the first film, but it all ended with The Four Horsemen
pulling off their biggest stunt yet and discovering that
Ruffalo's Dylan Rhodes was the one secretly leading them
down a bread crumb trail to become members of an ancient
order of magicians.
Now
You See Me 2, officially called Now You See Me: The Second
Act, will see the Horsemen resurface to come face to face
with a new enemy who wants them to pull off their most dangerous
heist to date. Director Jon M. Chu recently wrapped production
on the film for a June 10, 2016 theatrical release. Most
of the principal cast members are returning for the sequel,
including Morgan Freeman and Michael Caine. However, Lizzy
Caplan (Masters of Sex) will replace Fisher, and Harry Potter
himself, Daniel Radcliffe, has joined the fray.
As
Feltheimer said during the conference call, Lionsgate believes
See Me 2 one will top the first film's box office numbers,
hence such early motions getting Now You See Me 3 off the
ground. It's still mind-blowing that an average and dare
I say semi-forgettable film such as this could become such
an investment for the studio, but it doesn't take much nowadays
to warrant sequels -- or in this case a trilogy.
http://www.cinemablend.com/new/Now-You-See-Me-3-Already-Happening-Even-2-Released-71607.html
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3. Six Stories Worth Sharing
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Message by Stan Allen, Editor of MAGIC Magazine
1. The Magic of the Ed Sullivan Show
The most influential, star-making variety show of its time,
maybe ever, lives on in magic history.
2. John Moehring: All About TESS
Fifty years ago, John Moehring performed on Ed Sullivan,
a show that shaped his career.
3. Now You See Me 2
Several magic consultants helped create the new movie thriller
about a group of conjurors.
4. Zen and the Art of Doing Card Tricks for Drunks
More than a mere bartender, Mike Pisciotta mystifies patrons
at The Magic Castle.
5. Hunting Down the Ghost in the Machine
The automata created by Thomas Kuntz are fascinating in
look, theme, and operation.
6. Masters Returns
Masters of Illusion is returning to TV for another season
of thirteen half-hour shows.
Also, reports on the Vanishing Inc. Close-up Theatre at
the College of Magic in South Africa, the FantaSea shipboard
convention in Southern California, Jarrett & Raja on
"Shark Tank," Richard Turner's thumb problems,
"Houdini Escapes DC," Peter Marvey at Expo 2016,
plus tricks and opinions by Mark Kornhauser, Simon Coronel,
Martin Lewis, Ian Rowland, Mike Bent, Steve Reynolds, and
our "Marketplace" team review 18 new products.
The June 2016 issue of MAGIC Magazine is currently available
in print and digitally.
www.MAGICmagazine.com
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4. The Secret To More Magic Show Bookings: Repeat Clients
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Message by Laurice Chavez
http://kidsentertainerhub.com/the-repeat-client/
Want
a gold mine of gigs and referrals? Then tap into these:
your previous clients. Learn how you can keep track of and
nurture a long-standing business relationship with them
right here: http://kidsentertainerhub.com/the-repeat-client/
How
to Bond with Your Audience: Performing Tips for Kids and
Family Magicians
http://kidsentertainerhub.com/how-to-bond-with-your-audience/
If
you want to be a stellar magician, technical skills alone
won't get you there. Showmanship and connection with your
audience are what will make you memorable and a cut above
the rest. Learn how you can build rapport with a crowd right
here: http://kidsentertainerhub.com/how-to-bond-with-your-audience/
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5. The Magic Circle Mini Documentary
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The House of 10,000 Secrets
The
Magic Circle headquarters hosts a remarkable museum and
library dedicated to preserving the craft of magic. The
history of magic as an art form has been shrouded in mystery
in order to protect secrets, often being handed down verbally
and to only a select few, but in The Magic Circle Headquarters
this history comes to life with stories and artefacts from
some of the most fascinating performers.
This
mini-documentary interviews Scott Penrose, Chairman of the
Magic Circle and explores the history of the Magic circle
and the place of magic in modern society.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OiMQSUDLkTI
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6. Mandrake the Magician
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Article forwarded on by Peter Phillips
CBR
Sacha
Baron Cohen to star in "Mandrake The Magician"
Film
The
Tracking Board has learned that Sacha Baron Cohen will star
in Warner Bros. live-action adaptation of the classic comic
strip character "Mandrake the Magician." TCB's
unnamed sources indicate that the film is expected to update
the character, who debuted in 1934, for modern audiences.
Baron Cohen will play Mandrake, an illusionist and escape
artist that is recruited by the United States government
for a top secret mission.
Etan
Cohen (writer/director "Get Hard") will direct
the film from a script by David Peoples, Janet Peoples and
Tom Wheeler. Charles Roven and Andy Horowitz will produce
the film, while Alan Glazer and Rocky Shepard will serve
as EPs. Cate Adams and Jesse Ehrman will oversee for Warner
Bros.
Mandrake
was created by Lee Falk, just before he created fellow news
strip hero the Phantom. Phil Davis came aboard as artist
and illustrated Falk's scripts early in Mandrake's run.
The character, who predates Superman by four years, is sometimes
called the first superhero thanks to his abilities and globetrotting
adventures.
"Mandrake
the Magician" has been in development since 2007, with
a number of directors (including Mimi Leder) and actors
(Hayden Christensen and Jonathan Rhys Meyers among them)
attached to the project. "Mandrake" was adapted
into a 12-part serial in 1939, and also had a TV movie in
1979. The character has recently appeared in comics published
by Dynamite Entertainment, where he crossed over with other
King Features heroes.
http://www.comicbookresources.com/article/sacha-baron-cohen-star-mandrake-magician-film
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7. The Road Less Traveled - #403 - Kyle Peron
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Message by Kyle Peron
magic4u02@aol.com
http://www.kpmagicproducts.com
It
was a recent drive to a magic convention that got me thinking
of this topic. I realized just how much driving has changed
over the years. Before the dawn of GPS, I would often take
a map with me and take the most common route. Highways and
roads traveled by many, became the "safe" way
to go. As I traveled with my GPS to the convention, I realized
how much it has made me take roads less traveled before.
By
listening to my GPS I was able to take roads I would not
have normally ventured down. But as I traveled down these
old country roads, my mind opened up and my eyes were seeing
wonderful things I have not seen before. I was enjoying
the experience because I was not seeing the same old thing.
Magic can and should be very much like this trip I took.
I
realize just how often magicians in general take the safe
passage or the safe road when venturing down any path with
their magic. Whether it is creating a new routine for a
show or learning a new act, we tend to often travel down
the same paths others before us have taken. I think we do
this because 1) it is all we know, and 2) it is a much safer
way to go. We feel safe and secure knowing others have blazed
the path before us.
But
is this the right thing to do? Is this allowing us to grow
in the art of magic? I would have to say no. I think it
hinders a person's creative growth. By traveling down the
same path as other magicians, you will be seeing what they
see and doing what they do. In many ways it is a dangerous
way of developing routines that really are not true to who
you are.
We
each are unique and we each have our own character and personalities
on stage. Many of us try and do routines based on what we
have seen along this road that we travel on. If we are all
traveling the same road, then we cannot help but to develop
similar styles or routines that are the same as others.
But what happens is that you are 1) not finding yourself
or staying true to yourself as a performer and, 2) you are
not pushing yourself enough to grow creatively.
Think
about it this way. If you take a trip and take a road that
many have not taken before, don't you start to become more
aware? All of a sudden you are forced to see things in a
new way. You are forced to be more alert and to see things
that you may not have seen before. A heavily traveled road
makes us blind but a less traveled road makes us aware.
Do
not fear to venture on another road or another path with
your magic. Do not fear going down a different avenue with
a routine or a new magical idea. It may be frightening at
first because you have no idea where it may lead, but that
is and can be the beauty of it all. Beauty is allowing yourself
to take these trips to see what comes of it. In many cases,
by doing so, you are experiencing great things and your
creativity can not help but to be heightened.
Some
of the most creative minds in our art come from those who
you realize think differently than the norm. Instead of
traveling down the same roads, they chose to go a different
direction. Instead of taking the easy and fast highway,
they chose to take the back country road. Now sure it may
take them longer to get there, but guaranteed they see more
than we do and they learn a lot more as well. The end result
is awareness and creative thought.
Try
this sometime soon. It really does work and helps you to
see exactly what I am referring to. I call it a creativity
road trip. If you have a GPS this is even better. However,
a good map will also do you just fine. Pick a place you
have never been to. Plug that into your GPS and just start
to drive. It sounds silly or maybe even a bit scary, but
trust me here.
The
idea is that you are going to a place you have never been
to or experienced before. You are getting there often times
via roads you have not traveled on before. Because of this
new destination, you are forcing your mind and your body
to be more aware and more alert.
As
you drive start to notice the things around you. Take in
the sites and the scenery. Feel free to stop at the shops
along the way. Enjoy and notice how your mind is becoming
more alert and aware of new things it is seeing. It has
to because it is being bombarded with new sensory impressions.
This is what total creativity is about.
A
trip like this opens your mind because it forces you to.
But it also allows you start appreciating taking roads less
traveled. The next time you have a choice of taking your
magic down a road that others have gone on, say no. Instead
take a different path. I am sure the trip you take will
be much more rewarding.
As
always, I encourage you the readers to let me know your
thoughts. So if you have any thoughts on my articles or
suggestions or comments, please feel free to e-mail me directly
at magic4u02@aol.com. I would love to hear from you.
Magicians please visit:
www.kpmagicproducts.com
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8. SNAP Will Be Coming Edinburgh Fringe Festival
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Message by Eric Eswin
Korean
artists have wonderfully succeeded in fusing Magic with
other performing arts like Dance, Acting, Mime and Music
in a professionally and artistically choreographed, composed
and directed show, SNAP.
SNAP
will take part in the coming Edinburgh Fringe Festival,
the world's largest art festival (4-29 August 2016)
Read
more in the following words from Grue Jarm Productions from
Korea:
SNAP
is a new Enchantment with 8 of the World Greatest illusion
artists.
SNAP is a contemporary mystery and a magical performance,
produced by Grue Jarm Productions from Korea.
SNAP
brings a fantasy experience which has never been seen before
in the history of the Edinburgh Fringe Festival.
BBC
"(A hotbed of talented new magicians"), ITV, The
New York Times ("Marvellous dexterity") and the
Oriental Daily ("The most impressive scene across all
genres"), all gave rave reviews to the artists and
the directors of SNAP.
SNAP
begins with tricksters entering a sealed door that transcends
all of space and time.
They meet a boy trapped in a world of innocence, a Scarlet
Witch, an Alchemist, a Digital Time Traveler, a Dreamer,
a Trickster and many more, influencing their lives and planting
small seeds of change.
SNAP
is the performance of fantasy art, creating an extremely
realistic atmosphere of wonder and reflecting a dreamlike
surreal world.
Inventive
ideas, ingenious stage facilities, effective use of light
and dark, combine illusion, mime, black art, white art,
comedy, dance and much more of the performing arts.
Grue
Jarm Productions is a Korean partnership aimed at the development
and distribution of world-class cultural art contents. Through
various international exchanges and direct domestic and
international networks it is dedicated to promote the globalization
of the Korean Cultural Arts.
For
more information see: http://www.facebook.com/showsnap
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9. Houdini's School Of Magic
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Message by Geno Munari (US)
Every
Saturday throughout the summer, Houdini's Magic Shop is
offering magic lessons for the Las Vegas community and visitors
at the new factory remodeled store.
Ages
6 to 106 are welcome to enroll.
Each
week, a different magic curriculum will be taught by a competent
member of our staff. The one hour lesson will include all
the necessary props, personal instruction and some extra
surprises for those enrolled.
Houdini's
Magic Shop has introduced thousands of people to the Art
of Magic. Classes start at 10:00 promptly.
For
more information or to register in advance, please call
(702) 798-4789.
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10. "Magic For Fort Mac" Benefit
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Message by John Kaplan (Canada)
Here's
a follow up on the recent "Magic for Fort Mac"
benefit that I organized and featured the outstanding talents
of 9 stage magicians/illusionists along with a half-dozen
close-up magicians ...
A
Great Success!!!
That's
the best description of our magic for fort mac benefit that
took place this past Monday, May 16th.
Over
700 people attended the performance, and by all accounts
were thoroughly entertained by the stellar stage and close-up
magicians that volunteered their time and talent to pull
this amazing effort off.
Other
than theatre staffing, everything was donated. Presto Print
of Richmond provided the posters, flyers and signage. The
Tri-Cities Rotaract youth delivered flyers and put up posters
in New Westminster all weekend. The Burnaby Now donated
a half-page to advertise the event. The performers gave
freely and willingly of their time and talent, a number
of businesses contributed items to the silent auction. Several
associations helped spread the word. The New Westminster
Fire & Rescue Services members collected an additional
$1,774 at the event through their "Fill the Boot"
campaign. Numerous friends and relatives pitched in to sell
tickets, collect silent auction contributions and promote
the event.
The
dust is still settling. Once the remaining silent auction
bid money is collected, we will be handing over $8,154.02
to the Red Cross Alberta Fires Appeal … which will
be matched by the federal government, meaning the Magic
For Fort Mac benefit raised $16,308.04 to help the families
of Fort McMurray that have been devastated by the tragic
wildfire that swept through their community on May 3rd (and
continues to burn on as of May 19th).
A
big thank you to everybody that helped make MAGIC happen
through this event.
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11. Alexanderia the Great Featured In The June Linking Ring
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Message by Dennis Schick (US)
So
what name do you take when you're one of the few women escape
artists in the world? How about "Alexanderia the Great?
Read about how and why Donna Purnell took up escapes, got
her name, and is in high demand as an entertainer. Read
about her and so much more in the June issue of the I.B.M.'s
The Linking Ring.
The
I.B.M. Annual Convention July 2-5 in San Antonio, Texas,
will feature a new innovation -- the Triple Treat. This
is the name given to three separate one-man shows which
will be repeated three times over three days in order that
everyone will have a chance to see all three. The three
magicians are Brian Gillis, Richard Turner, and Paul Vigil.
This is just one more reason to register for and attend
the best magic convention around.
"The
Ten-Second Helper" is a short article about a new approach
to using helpers in a kid-show. And Max Sutch tells us "The
Day Fred Astaire Hooked Me on Magic." Simone Marron
brings us a first-hand report on "A Star-Studded Night
at the Academy of Magical Arts Awards."
The
Linking Ring columnists came through again in June. Kent
Cummins tells us how to "Sell Your Act With Letters"
in his Marketing Magic column. Adele Friel Rhindress devotes
her Magical Moments column to her friendship with Associate
Editor Jason Goldberg, which began at a magic convention
-- a major reason to attend such events. Bev Bergeron asks
(and answers) the question "What Makes Good Comedy?"
in his column Cutting Up Jackpots. Skip Way continues to
tell us about Polishing The Rings, asking "Print or
Digital?"
Mike
Powers turns over his The Card Corner to old friend and
pro Paul Lelekis, who brings us "Beats All Poker Scam."
Andrew Woo explains his "Splitting the Dinner Bill
in Simple Diversions. In The Expert At The Tech Table, Jeff
Prace invited Mathieu Bich to explain his "iDuplicate,"
and Chris Beason gives us "Optical Zoom" in his
Situationally Yours column. In his Auto-Magic column, Michael
M Breggar presents "Not Just Another Book Test."
Ralph
Felder wrote this issue's One Man Parade, describes for
us six effects, complete with terrific illustrations by
Tony Dunn.
This
month's Hocus In Focus is where readers find reviews of
new magic effects on the market. There are nine such new
products in June, including books, DVDs and tricks. Thanks
to all our reviewers for their time and expertise.
The
June Broken Wand brings tributes to twelve magicians. In
addition, there is a separate In Memoriam to long-time columnist
for this magazine, Peter Marucci, written by Joan Caesar.
The
Linking Ring is a member benefit of membership in the International
Brotherhood of Magicians, the largest organization of the
magical arts in the world. For more information, go to www.magician.org
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12. Daytona Festival of Magic
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Message by Harry Allen (US)
November
4-5-6 2016
Details www.daytonamagc.com
The
talent keeps getting better..........
Just added:
Jay Mattioli (from America Got Talent) One man Illusion
show
Jon Armstrong (performed on "Fool Us" Penn and
Teller)
Paul Gertner (Tonight Show)
Tony Chapek (National TV)
Keith Fields (Magic Castle)
Karl Hein (TV magician)
Heller Magic (Super Illusionist)
David Hira (Corporate Magician)
Victor And Diamond (Las Vegas Magic At It's Best)
Terry Lunceford (Magic Castle)
Scott Humston (Family Entertainer)
Mike Hummer (All Around Magic)
Erik Olson (Wizards, Orlando Fl. -- great performer)
Harry Allen (Little of Everything)
(More Talent Coming)
On The Ocean In Daytona Beach, Florida
A Convention You Don't Want To Miss........
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13. The World's Longest Magic Show
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Message by Tim Ellis (Australia)
Yes,
this is really happening! 85 Hours. Non-stop magic. Guinness
World Record.
Over
the Queen's Birthday long weekend, a group of ambitious
and dedicated Australian magicians from The Melbourne Magic
Festival will be attempting to break the Guinness World
Record for the World's Longest Magic Show with a continuous
85 hour show.
The
show kicks off on Friday, June 10th at 6.30 am and will
run non-stop until 7.30pm on Monday, June 13th. That's right,
you can pop in and watch some magic anytime - even at 4am!
The
public are welcome to join us both live at Dane Certificate's
Magic Theatre, 859A Sydney Rd, Brunswick, or by keeping
up with the action as we post constant updates on our web
page.
There
may even be a series of mini-challenges and other record
attempts during the show, including the record for the most
hours watched by a single audience member which could be
you!
The
event will be raising funds for Variety, The Children's
Charity and donations will be accepted all throughout this
amazing record attempt.
Follow
The Progress Live Here
http://melbournemagicfestival.com/the-worlds-longest-magic-show/
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14. SAM 2016 Convention Update
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Message by Mark Weidhaas, PNP
SAM Conference Executive
The
SAM 2016 Convention Committee is so excited about the SAM
convention, July 13-16. We think we have one of the best
line up of performers. We hope you join us, and Franz Harary,
Stan Allen, Harry Riser and so many more in Indianapolis
on July 13-16, 2016. Here is a backwards count-down:
1
Honoree: Stan Allen
2
special events: Late Night Adult Comedy Magic and the SAM
PNPs Present: A Farewell Party
3
meals: SAM Banquet, Life Member Breakfast and The Magic
Circle tea
4
days of magic (1 day passes available)
5K
SYM Benefit Fun Walk/Run
6
Jersey Boys in our Professional Close-up Show
7
Public Shows: 3 Gala shows, Close-up, Stars of Tomorrow,
SAM Contest Experience and Late Night Adult Comedy Magic
8
lectures on vast variety of magic subjects
9
hours of instruction at the SYM Magic Jam
10
Contestants in our SAM Contest Experience
11
Stars of Tomorrow young performers
12
Championship Restaurant Workers
13
Showcase Lecturers
14
Lecturers and workshops
15
dollars(US) to register for the Presto 5K SYM Fun walk/run
and get a free t-shirt
16
July is the last day of the convention
17
Exhibitors
18
SAM Past National Presidents
22
June is last day to get the reduced convention rate of $119(US)
at the Indianapolis Marriott Downtown
28
Performers, Lecturers and Talent (not counting the 46 Showcase
Lecturers, Contestants, and Stars of Tomorrow)
Recent updates to the SAM website now include a list of
events here:
http://www.magicsam.com/page/expect
The current Schedule here:
http://www.magicsam.com/page/2016Schedule
And
the list of 28 performers and talent (some have not yet
been announced!) here:
http://www.magicsam.com/page/SAMconvperformers
We
are set.
Our performers are ready.
Now GO! to Indy '16.
Register at http://www.MagicSam.com
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15. FISM 2018 Open for Registration
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Message by Joan Caesar (Canada)
FISM
in South Korea
The
2018 FISM website is now open to take reservations. It will
be continually updated with information about the convention.
Now is the time to book your reservation in order to take
advantage of the lowest fee and to be given the best seat
possible for the Gala Shows:
www.2018fismbusan.com
I
look forward to seeing you there.
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in folders for each year and are Coded, e.g. 001 Nov06 1999.txt
first three numbers (001) denote issue number, then the
date (Nov06) and the last figures the year (1999)
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