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Learn from one of the greats!
Considered by many to be the greatest card worker of the twentieth century, he revolutionized 20th Century close-up magic. You’ll discover that through his amazing performance and lectures on 2 DVD’s. This bundle also includes a newly released deck, the Dinglish Deck, that will allow you to perform some pretty remarkable effects that no other deck on the market can do.
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Dinglish Deck
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Royal Magic proudly presents the Dinglish Deck by Curtis Kam. Inspired by the late great Derek Dingle, this incredible color changing deck will stun any audience. Included are video instructions in which Curtis Kam walks you through the art of card magic with the Dinglish Deck with tips along the way. There are routines for both beginners and those with advanced skill. Your audience will be left scratching their heads!
Derek Dingle in Paris, France DVD
Derek Dingle (1937-2004) is considered by many to be the greatest card worker of the twentieth century. He revolutionized 20th Century close-up magic. Outstanding magician (coins, cards…), Dai Vernon, “The Professor,” declared that Mr. Dingle was “The greatest card manipulator in the world.” This video was shot in Paris, France, and offers you the most beautiful routines of Derek Dingle’s career. Some of these amazing routines are revealed here for the first time! Discover or rediscover the genius of this man! You’ll see what true card magic is all about.
Stars of Magic: Derek Dingle DVD
Derek Dingle was a master of close-up magic. His reputation as one of the world’s best sleight-of-hand artists is unsurpassed.
Contents:
We’ll Twist
Elmsley Aces
Universal Card
Bertram Coin Assembly
All Backs
Cigarette Through Quarter
“A magician’s magician.”
– Dick Cavett
“World’s greatest sleight-of-hand artist”
– Bob McAllister – Wonderama
“We have with us the greatest card manipulator in the world.”
– Barbara Walters
“Reckoned by most magicians to be the greatest card manipulator extant.”
– Time Magazine
Running Time Approximately 59min
