Tricks with Coins

The King of Koins gives away the act: every sleight and subtlety he knew, including the full working of “The Miser's Dream” as he performed it at the Palace Theatre for nearly 200 straight nights.

Koincluding Observations

3 pages in this part of Tricks with Coins.

Koincluding Observations

Under the above heading the author intends giving magical friends the benefit of his experience, not so much as regards the actual working…

Koincluding Observations: Goldin

Horace Goldin is one of the most successful American conjurers who has come to the "front" very rapidly in the past few year, and strictly…

Koincluding Observations: Houdini

Another American conjurer and mystifier, who is now creating a sensation in Europe, is Harry Houdini. Mr. Houdini is styled the "King of…

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