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There are, it has been said, two types of magicians: professional and not professional. You can be professional without charging your customer a dime. You can fall short of being professional even though you charge a pretty penny.
Read On . . .
Your performance isn?t a matter of having the best tricks, the newest or biggest tricks. It is a matter of having tricks that fit within your approach to magic and allow you to perform in a professional manner. The Collector?s Workshop Original Gumball Machine is not cheap — $1430.00 ? but it is the perfect piece around which to build your stage or parlor shows.
I have seen the Gumball Machine performed twice ? both times by Rich Bloch. The most recent performance was during his opening act for The Amazing Jonathan in Vegas. The effect was essentially his entire act and it did not seem that he was stretching the routine to fill time.
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If you are ready to make the move to the professional ranks, and are looking for an effect that will be memorable and allow you to perform, look to The Original Gumball Machine.
(Note that there are those who would and who have stolen the Gumball Machine and are selling their stolen product in some of the more prominent magazines. Mr. Robinson?s Gumball Machine is the original. He purchased the rights to manufacture and sell the effect ? those rights belong to no one else.)
Read the full description of the effect and check out the other great effects at Viking Magic here.
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There are, it has been said, two types of magicians: professional and not professional. You can be professional without charging your customer a dime. You can fall short of being professional even though you charge a pretty penny.
Read On . . .
Your performance isn?t a matter of having the best tricks, the newest or biggest tricks. It is a matter of having tricks that fit within your approach to magic and allow you to perform in a professional manner. The Collector?s Workshop Original Gumball Machine is not cheap — $1430.00 ? but it is the perfect piece around which to build your stage or parlor shows.
I have seen the Gumball Machine performed twice ? both times by Rich Bloch. The most recent performance was during his opening act for The Amazing Jonathan in Vegas. The effect was essentially his entire act and it did not seem that he was stretching the routine to fill time.
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If you are ready to make the move to the professional ranks, and are looking for an effect that will be memorable and allow you to perform, look to The Original Gumball Machine.
(Note that there are those who would and who have stolen the Gumball Machine and are selling their stolen product in some of the more prominent magazines. Mr. Robinson?s Gumball Machine is the original. He purchased the rights to manufacture and sell the effect ? those rights belong to no one else.)
Read the full description of the effect and check out the other great effects at Viking Magic here.
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