65 Zauber-Geschichten | Wittus Witt Paul feel and handling of the

feel and handling of the deck is second to none

even before you have chosen the person who will assist you in your show

into full time pros

The card really is torn and the spectator can even finish the rip

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65 Zauber-Geschichten | Wittus Witt Paul feel and handling of theIn 65 short stories, the author describes his encounters with renowned artists: Tony Corinca, John Calvert, Gene Anderson, David Copperfield, Max Maven, Paul Gertner, Siegfried & Roy, Dai Vernon, and many others. In his autobiography of these encounters, Wittus Witt reveals a great deal about himself. While we learn a great deal about the people he discusses, some of it very intimate, such as homosexual advances, he always remains fair and, for the