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| (L) Obie introduces the M.C. of the show, Phil Wilmarth (R) |
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| (L) Phil explains that there will now be a 10 minute time limit. He was serious, too. He called out "One minute left" several times. (R) Tyler Erickson performed a very nice one coin routine for John Mintz and Roy Cottee. The sneaky cam caught him hiding the coin in his armpit. |
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| (L) Philip Young may be the first to produce a hat from a bunny. (R) Allan Nackan impresses Meir with a card trick. He also performed a nice business card monte routine. |
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| (L) Garrett Thomas controls his angles (using John Mintz and Ali Bongo) for cover before performing his incredible jumping ring routine. (R) Garrett also did a nice version of the instant Rubick's Cube. |
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| Rolando Santos displays one of his beautiful props. He obtained the help of Trixie Bond as he told the story of Handsome Jack and the Eye of Merlin. |
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| Crazy Man Ryan Swigert has devised the world's strangest selection process. It's amazing what people will do when asked. |
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| (L) Ryan enlists the help of Marc DeSouza. Marc had to listen to Nursery Rhymes! (R) Camile Ghastine dazzles Piet Forton with cards. |
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| (L) Shuffle, shuffle, shuffle.... (R) Phil Messina performs a four ace routine. |
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| (L) Phil takes advantage of an opportunity to hold Trixie's hand. (R) Tony Eng really dazzled a spectator with a repeat card onto box routine. This was one of the standout performances. |
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| (L) Jack Chancellor performs a nice moving hole effect. (R) Bookmeister Richard Hatch deftly performs a classic. |
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| (L) Nicholas Anthony is ready to pounce. He performed a cool multiple selection routine. (R) Pablo Kusnetzoff performs one of the most talked about items. He purported to memorize a borrowed shuffled deck. Marc DeSouza called out a number and Pablo named the card that would be found there.... yipes. |
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| Phil and Obie wrap up an excellent show. |
© 2003 Mike Powers Magic