The Fine Art of Magic: Difference between revisions

Revision as of 14:35, 25 October 2011

The Fine Art of Magic, according to Dai Vernon in his Vernon Touch column in the Genii 1971 March, is mostly material in from Sam Horowitz with Jean Hugard as the ghost writer.

Kaplan's response was published on page 44 of Genii 1971 September.

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+'''The Fine Art of Magic''', according to [[Dai Vernon]] in his [[Vernon Touch]] column in the [[Genii 1971 March]], is mostly   material in from [[Sam Horowitz]] with [[Jean Hugard]] as the ghost writer.
-According to [[Dai Vernon]] in his Vernon Touch column in the [[Genii 1971 March]],  80 per cent of the material in the book came from [[Sam Horowitz]] and that [[Jean Hugard]] was the ghost writer.
+Kaplan's response was published on page 44 of [[Genii 1971 September]].
-BUT if you read Kaplan's response, page 44 of [[Genii 1971 September]], you hear another side of the story.
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