The Complete Book Of Magic 1956
In the Library of Magicians, Peter Warlock is considered a celebrated magician with a television audience of millions. In it, he not only reveals the secrets of his craft and the details of many of his own. famous tricks and illusions, but with valuable advice, he contributes to one of the most important aspects of the modern mage, the design of his program.
Peter Warlock dedicates a brilliant chapter on the essence of creating a true magical atmosphere and then explains useful details about creating a good magical program. Most of the tricks he explains are divided into opening tricks, intermediate tricks, and closing tricks, and show the reader how to put together a good program from them. the tricks are fully explained at every stage and illustrated with first-class photographs that make it impossible for even the slightest misunderstanding for the amateur magician. This is one of the most presentable and exciting books for magicians of all kinds.7 Introduction