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| (L) Garrett explains the details of his famous ring trick. (R) The symbolism of the red balloon... it got deep... |
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| (L) "... so small that you can't see it any more...." (R) How does that big coin come out of that little purse... you'll have to go to Garrett's lecture to find out. |
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| (L) Jim Turnpaugh kicks off the volunteer show (R) Chad Smith with Daryl ("Get your butt up here Daryl" - LOL) |
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| (L) Tom Mosier performs an excellent routine with coins. (R) George Tait performed an excellent metal bending routine. |
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| (L) Ron Hoole performs McDonald's Aces a la Erndase. (R) MC Gordon Miller regains control as the crowd gets wild. |
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| (L) Al Munro performs the egg bag for professional spectator, Harriet Jacobson. (R) The rubber duckies stayed home. This year it was the plumber's friend. |
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| (L) It takes a warped Marv Long mind to create a "chop" plunger. Very creative thinking in an excellent routine. (R) "All right?" "S'all right!" |
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| (L) Daryl performs one of his early creations, the cross of India. (R) "Hey, where is everybody??" |
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| (L) Danny Tong performs a torn and restored. Very nice. (R) Dan Fleshman with cards and coins. |
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| (L) The traditional raffle run by Gordon Miller. (R) Danny gets patriotic. |
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| (L) "The square of the hypotenuse equals the sum of the squares of the other two sides..." (R) "Shazam... you are all hypnotized." |
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| (L) Garrett wraps up his portion of the last show. (R) "I still have more snake oil.. last chance..." |
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| (L) What a nice display! (R) Daryl shows why he is known as the master of the ropes. |
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© 2003 Mike Powers Magic