The Magic Teacher

Thanks everyone for sticking around with me. Sorry i havent made any new magic videos / tutorial videos in a long time but i think im going to change that. I hope you guys enjoy this trick eventhough its kinda confusing in the tutorial. Hopefully i will have another magic video up soo

Awesome Remake of A Very Astonishing, Amazing Trick! Make Sure To Comment 5 Stars, Rate, And Subscribe!

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Here is another great iPhone effect. All you need is a deck of cards and a iPhone or iPod Touch. please enjoy and remember to Subscribe, Rate, And Comment!

Here’s a great trick that You! yes You! can interact with. It’s best to watch this video full screen if you can. Trust me it’s not scary, it’s really cool! and btw it’s done by David Copperfield!

I know it’s been a while, but the reason why I haven’t posted anything in awhile is because school just started and I have a lot of homework unfortunately So yea that’s basically why I haven’t posted anything in awhile. Ummm I might post a new magic trick of the day after this post so yea. Until next time.

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Brandon R.

While the very first great American-born magician is a subject

of some debate, an African- American named Richard Potter,

also known as “Black Potter,” was undoubtedly the first American

magician to gain recognition in his own country. Potter was a great

ventriloquist, and many stories exist about his amazing feats: It was

said that he could swallow molten lead, enter a heated oven with a

leg of lamb and stay there until the lamb was cooked, and dance

on eggs without breaking them!

Adelaide Herrmann, the wife of Alexander Herrmann, America’s

foremost magician of the late 19th-century, was one of the first

women to be fired from a cannon. She was also the first woman to

perform with an old-fashioned high-wheeled bicycle. In addition,

she was an accomplished dancer in her husband’s show, and after

his death she toured the world for almost 30 years with her own

spectacular magic act.

Several magicians have contributed important inventions to the

world. Jasper Maskelyne invented the typewriter keyboard, another

anticipated the telephone relay system, still another invented the

Microwriter, a pocket-sized typewriter with five keys and a computerized

personal organizer.