Mike Caveney's performance was recorded live in Spokane, WA by Larry Thornton in 1979.
His routine, "The Ten Dollar Bill Trick" is explained in his 2013 book Wonders. The routine is based on Edward Victor's "Eleven Card Trick" which was performed with money for larger audiences by Gene Gordon and Fred Kaps.
Mike Caveney was the recipient of the inaugural Allan Slaight Award for Sharing Wonder.
Rick Johnsson performs close-up magic, recorded by Larry Thornton in Portland, OR in 1980. He is assisted at the table by a young Daryl Easton.
This verison of the "Afghan Bands" (also known as the "Moebius Bands") incorporating zippers was marketed by Ed Eckle as "Möbi-Zip" in 1977. (Via MagicPedia).
The appearance of nested lids appeared as "Look! E's Flipped His Lid---" in his column "Come A Little Closer" in the January, 1977 issue of The Linking Ring.
Johnny Ace Palmer performing the Cups and Balls at a private recording session in Los Angeles, CA in 1978. Later in his career, he would become known for performing the Cups using live baby chicks.
Filmed by Larry Thornton
Johnny "Ace" Palmer performs a routine witha billiard ball, a thimble and a finger ring. Recorded by Larry Thornton in Los Angeles, CA.
Johnny "Ace" Palmer performs silk magic. Recorded by Larry Thornton.
Johnny "Ace" Palmer performing close-up magic. Recorded in 1978 by Larry Thornton.
Johnny "Ace" Palmer performs rope magic. Recorded by Larry Thornton in Los Angeles, CA in 1978.
Johnny "Ace" Palmer finds the chosen card with the assistance of a tortoise and a hare. Recorded in Los Angeles, CA in July 1978 by Larry Thornton.
Johnny "Ace" Palmer performing the Finger Chopper in Los Angeles, CA in 1987.
From the Larry Thornton Collection.
Stan Cramien performs a full evening show in Seattle, WA in July 1977.
Filmed by Larry Thornton
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