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*[[Martin A Nash Award-Winning Card Magic]], Volumes 1-5. Meir Yedid Magic, January, 2010. Originally released as single videos and DVDs by A-1 MagicalMedia, 1998-2004. Combined running time: Approximately 7 hours 30 minutes. | *[[Martin A Nash Award-Winning Card Magic]], Volumes 1-5. Meir Yedid Magic, January, 2010. Originally released as single videos and DVDs by A-1 MagicalMedia, 1998-2004. Combined running time: Approximately 7 hours 30 minutes. | ||
| + | *[[Charming Cheat Show & Lecture DVD]]. [[Meir Yedid Magic, from the A-1 MagicalMedia collection]], March, 2004. Originally released on VHS in 2002 as "Martin A. Nash Live!" Running time: Approximately 75 minutes. | ||
| + | *[[Infinity and Beyond]] (Martin Nash tips his method for controlling cards and teaches his Tabled Faro technique). [[Meir Yedid Magic]], from the A-1 MagicalMedia collection]]. Originally released on VHS in the 1990s. Re-released on DVD in 2004. Running time: Approximately 92 minutes. | ||
| + | *[[The Very Best of Martin Nash]], Volumes 1-3. [[L&L Publishing]], 2005. Originally released on VHS in 1981 as a six-part series produced by [[Videonics]] ('''The Fun Routine''', '''Kings Incognito''', '''Colors on the March''', '''Nash Reputation''', '''Jacks are Better''', '''The Castle Act''' and '''Magician's Magic'''). | ||
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| + | ==Martin Nash in Genii== | ||
| + | *[[Genii 1994 December|1994 • December]] - Martin Nash's '''Very Best Tabled False Cut''', published in [[Gary Ouellet|Gary Ouellet's]] Fulminations column. | ||
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Revision as of 20:44, 6 March 2010
Martin Allan Nash Template:PersonInfo, born in Canada, was a close-up card magician who specialized in gambling/cheating demonstrations. He billed himself as the "Charming Cheat" and was a regular at The Magic Castle, where he frequently received standing ovations for his Castle act, appropriately dubbed "Ovation." Upon Nash's death, Bob Farmer wrote on the Genii Forum that, when he was doing research on marked cards, he spoke with a forensics expert at the Royal Canadian Mounted Police who told him Nash had helped them catch cheats working the lumber camps of British Columbia.[1]
Contents
Books
Written by Stephen Minch:
- Ever So Sleightly (1975)
- Any Second Now (1977)
- Sleight Unseen (1979)
Written by Jon Racherbaumer
- Infinity Power, (Lee Freed, 1996). A book of applications for Nash's Infinity Crimp.
DVDs
- Martin A Nash Award-Winning Card Magic, Volumes 1-5. Meir Yedid Magic, January, 2010. Originally released as single videos and DVDs by A-1 MagicalMedia, 1998-2004. Combined running time: Approximately 7 hours 30 minutes.
- Charming Cheat Show & Lecture DVD. Meir Yedid Magic, from the A-1 MagicalMedia collection, March, 2004. Originally released on VHS in 2002 as "Martin A. Nash Live!" Running time: Approximately 75 minutes.
- Infinity and Beyond (Martin Nash tips his method for controlling cards and teaches his Tabled Faro technique). Meir Yedid Magic, from the A-1 MagicalMedia collection]]. Originally released on VHS in the 1990s. Re-released on DVD in 2004. Running time: Approximately 92 minutes.
- The Very Best of Martin Nash, Volumes 1-3. L&L Publishing, 2005. Originally released on VHS in 1981 as a six-part series produced by Videonics (The Fun Routine, Kings Incognito, Colors on the March, Nash Reputation, Jacks are Better, The Castle Act and Magician's Magic).
Martin Nash in Genii
- 1994 • December - Martin Nash's Very Best Tabled False Cut, published in Gary Ouellet's Fulminations column.
