Watch as Jimmy Grippo masterfully amazes and mystifies Merv Griffin, Orson Welles, and the television audience for over seven minutes. Normally for television and the viewing audience, that's an eternity.
Grippo does it with ease.
Take a moment and think what particularly appeals to you about this video clip?
If you like the powerful style of magic Jimmy Grippo uses to entertain his audience, then you may also like how David Stone uses his magic to entertain. Click here to learn more about his fantastic DVD - The Real Secrets of Magic.
If you prefer Jimmy's approach and how he controls attention, then you may enjoy Eric Evans' extraordinary book -- Secret Art of Magic. Mr. Evans discusses his approach at great length, along with many other intricate details to help you when performing magic for the laity.
Or if you think the way Jimmy Grippo handles the ornery Orson Welles is just awesome, then you might want to look at 'How to Handle Hecklers' by Keith Fields. This book teaches you how to deal with your own Orson Welles, as well as many other difficult situations that you'll encounter throughout your lifetime.
Please let me know if these suggestions are of any help.
As always, thank you for taking the time to read my letters and enjoy this video of Jimmy Grippo.
Speak with you soon.
Cheers,
Lee Asher
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