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by **TheOldForum** » Apr 11th, '02, 01:00

Hi,
I was wondering if anyone knew who is known as the "Professor" in magic.
Theo Anneman
Dai Vernon
John Hamman
Nevil Maskelyne
If anyone knows, would you be kind enough to tell me. Thanks. All advice appreciated.
Kevin

by **TheOldForum** » Apr 11th, '02, 02:58

Hummmmm...
Me thinks this is cross posted.

by **TheOldForum** » Apr 11th, '02, 22:25

Dai Vernon

by **TheOldForum** » Apr 11th, '02, 23:06

Thanks Alexl.
Kevin

by **TheOldForum** » Apr 11th, '02, 23:08

Sorry moderaters. I pushed the button twice. My mistake. Kevin

by **TheOldForum** » Apr 12th, '02, 17:50

SORTED

by **Pedey** » Apr 25th, '03, 02:58

Hope you didn't want that answer to get further into Derren's site.

by **Ice Knight** » Apr 25th, '03, 22:02

ya sussed him out, that is a question asked! :oops:

by **nickj** » Apr 29th, '03, 15:34

For some reason it is a very popular question, though I can't think why, there may be very good magicians out there who don't know the answer whilst it would take someone who knows how to use a search engine a matter of seconds to find out.

by **seige** » Apr 30th, '03, 21:44

The other form of this question is 'who is the man who fooled Houdini?'.

The answer is ridiculously easy to find on Google, but if people are desparate enough to get in to these 'secret' areas, they will do so anyway.

I cannot think of a question which would fish out an 'imposter'...

Perhaps: '7th word, page 186, RRTCM'

Answers on a postcard!

by **Pedey** » May 1st, '03, 00:07

That's a good thought Seige.

Presumably RRTCM will be on most the shelves of many of the Magi out there - I wonder which book is on every shelf out there to make such a question work?

by **jabba01** » May 1st, '03, 07:51

packet,

by **nickj** » May 1st, '03, 12:24

Now everyone will know!

by **seige** » May 1st, '03, 12:27

Not true... the hardback version and paperback have different a different folio order!

by **daleshrimpton** » May 2nd, '03, 16:55

seige wrote:The other form of this question is 'who is the man who fooled Houdini?'.

The answer is ridiculously easy to find on Google, but if people are desparate enough to get in to these 'secret' areas, they will do so anyway.

I cannot think of a question which would fish out an 'imposter'...

Perhaps: '7th word, page 186, RRTCM'

Answers on a postcard!

what was the name of the son of the father of modern magic?

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