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| (L) John West performed some killer stuff which was very technically demanding. Excellent!!! |
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| Eugene's lecture was fabulous. He did teach a few tricks but the real value was his discussion on how to build an act. Hearing Eugene's lecture makes you want to be a better magician. What could be more valuable than that. |
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| (L) Tim Miller shows off his hand made tables. (R) Carlos Blades was there representing "The Magic Shop" from Garden City MI. |
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| (L) John Rogers' wooden cigars and cigarettes. These are awesome! (R) Maria tokes up as John Ross checks things out.. |
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| (L) More cigars starring John Rogers and Jon Ross. (R) Hank Morehouse poses. |
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| (L) At least one person thinks that joke was funny. (R) Yes it is this big. |
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| (L) "If you don't like it, you can just sit down mister!" (R) Gordon performing his Napoleon imitation. |
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| (L) "Say ahhhhhh...." (R) David charms Christine Musto. |
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| (L) Eugene performing his new levitation. Look out David Blaine. (R) A very cool routine with tombstones. More spooky stuff from Eugene Burger. |
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| (L) Harriet Jacobson - well known to Abbott's goers and Doug MacGeorge take a close look. Would this stuff work without the spirits?? (R) Eugene ends his set with his fabulous Gypsy Thread routine. What could be a heavier theme than the creation of the universe? |
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| Bob Sheets smoked me bad with the Cube-A-Libra. I am still baffled. |
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| One of Bob's trademark routines is his hilarious (and baffling) blindfolded card stab. Here he is just getting started. |
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| Notice on the right that the deck is now blue. Technical difficulties forced Bob to start over. It was great to see how a real pro deals with adversity. Bob ended up succeeding to thunderous applause. |