While at the Midwest Magic Jubilee, Michael Long bought books...while Eric Bausworth bought DVDs. Roth brought them to share their reviews and comments about their purchases.

Columbus Smith causes an elephant vanish.

And our beloved Harry Monti with his "News Clippings".

Ray Belz atomizes a steel with his bare hands(don't try this at home).

Randy demonstrates a card effect from the S.A.M. convention.

Steve Barcelona performs several mental effects with one with Eric and another with Randy. Both great effects came from attending conventions.

The Midwest Magic Jubilee 2010 was great.

Several positive emails praised it.

Thanks to everyone who made it happen!

This includes even the littlest, cutest, paid conventioneer...

Visitor Columbus penetrates a dollar bill with a pen and then restores it whole without a hole.

Harry Monti Cashes in, spinning a comical tale of lending and collecting money.

Michael Long utilizes our imagination while we watch AJ select one of three invisible coins and then successfully reveals his prediction to be correct.

Matt Olsen causes coins to move invisibly from one hand to the next.

Ray Belz can catch coins utilizing his wand and tell which of four coins were removed or added by any spectator. (George VanDyke shown here)

*But were afraid to ask!

Randy Kalin Shows us a sweet effect assisted by Ethan Bazzell. This con would sugar you up and then take you dough.

Steve Corbitt is in his groove with

all of the aces too. A suckers bet.

"Cash on the barrel" An honest man's game

with a simple chain. But do not bet!

Matt Olsen demonstrates how a cheat

can con you in when gambling.

Ethan wants you to come to the next meeting,

July 22^nd! Money Themed

Harry Monti started the math magic night with a few simple questions to Dan Todd, used those numbers for addition then Al Stanger looked up the resulting numbers as page and row in a phone book who's resulting name and number matched Harry's prediction held the whole time by Sandy Weis.

Then Harry used randomly selected numbers from three individuals and utilizing Geometry, Trigonometry and magic to show that there is harmony in the universe. Is this the Universal Theory that eluded Einstein?

Randy Kalin gave a lecture on Math Magic that included cards, coins and even a clock.

No sour grapes here, everything was applicable for impromptu magic or even over great distances.

We had the privilege to meet Al Stanger, a mathematician of the third order. Al had developed lots of things including a unique system to easily determine the day of the week for any given date in the past or future. None of the audience could stump Al and I would bet that no one else could either.

      June 24,2010 was a Thursday by the way...

  After the lecture and the DVDs where purchased, everywhere you looked groups of magicians were having fun sharing stories and magic.

  This was a great night in St. Louis.