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Re: Doug Henning

PostPosted: Apr 11th, '21, 20:22
by Mandrake


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Re: Doug Henning

PostPosted: Jun 10th, '21, 09:55
by Barry Allen
This is a wonderful clip of Doug performing Close-up, from MagicWeek's Youtube channel:

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=JcivOpCxDSY

The Chop Cup routine is more or less Ken Brooke's - performed superbly (thankfully he misses out the awful Charlie Miller penetration).

Moreover, with the Torn & Restored Cigarette Paper being one of my favourite ever magic effects, Doug delivers this so perfectly, that it isn't just a trick, it's a true work of pure Magic Art.

I hope that anyone who watches it, enjoys!


Re: Doug Henning

PostPosted: Jun 11th, '21, 18:06
by mark lewis
I am pretty sure he is doing the Larry Jennings Chop Cup routine rather the Ken Brooke version. I always quite liked Doug Henning and in fact preferred him to David Copperfield.


Re: Doug Henning

PostPosted: Jun 12th, '21, 01:32
by Barry Allen
mark lewis wrote:I am pretty sure he is doing the Larry Jennings Chop Cup routine rather the Ken Brooke version. I always quite liked Doug Henning and in fact preferred him to David Copperfield.

You are indeed correct!

I know that Ken admittedly 'borrowed' a lot from the Larry Jennings routine.

Personally, I think the Don Alan routine tops them all:

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=owxXuRhvxUA