Ste
New user
Italy
70 Posts
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Posted: Nov 6, 2002 12:16 pm
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Hello everyone!
I know that Pat Page done in the past a video about balloon gags, use of magic wand (break away wand) .... and a lot of situatuion to increse the funny in the magic show!
Can you tell me the title of this video and eventually where I can find it?
Thank you!
Ste
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MikeM
Regular user
United Kingdom
110 Posts
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Posted: Nov 6, 2002 01:28 pm
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The video was called:-
Pat Page's Funny Business for Kids Shows.
Suggest you do a Web search for
"Trick-A-Tape" as it was released from this Company initially.
MikeM
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Alan Munro
Inner circle
Kentwood, Michigan, USA
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Posted: Nov 6, 2002 03:40 pm
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From what I understand, the rights to the tape were purchased by L&L Publishing. Try llpub.com.
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Ste
New user
Italy
70 Posts
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Posted: Nov 22, 2002 12:14 pm
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Thank you for your help!
Ste
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Brian Proctor
Inner circle
Somewhere
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Posted: Nov 22, 2002 01:45 pm
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Sticking to the subject of Patrick Page videos, can anyone tell me what they think of Patrick's sponge ball video? I saw that it was forsale at one of my local shops. I however was slow to react and buy the darn thing. Its gone now and I think I might persue getting it again. But I would like to have other member's thoughts on the video if I could. Thanks!
Brian Proctor
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magic hands
Regular user
Long Island, NY
176 Posts
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Posted: Nov 22, 2002 01:48 pm
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Just got Patrick Pages video.."sponge balls"
Was OK..If you do sponge balls you might not find anything earth shattering here.
As far as the video It is ok..saw a vanish I will start to use..I guess this alone was worth the price..
Hope this helps..
Don
P.S.
L&L Publishing has it..
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Alan Munro
Inner circle
Kentwood, Michigan, USA
5958 Posts
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Posted: Nov 24, 2002 04:27 pm
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The thing about sponge magic is that few will appreciate proper technique, unless they've tried a sponge routine and found that they needed to go back to the drawing board. I've only seen the proper technique for doing the "mash" move in "Routined Manipulation Finale" and nowhere else. Maybe, some of the tapes will show how to do it properly. Haven't had a need to get a tape. I've seen so many lectures that included sponge work, but none of it was really new.
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Adam V
Special user
603 Posts
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Posted: Nov 25, 2002 11:31 am
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Is it a good video though? My local store actually has it but after seeing him on another tape I decided not to get it. I'm sure he is/was good but I'm assuming most of his funny bits wouldn't earn him a snicker these days.
Somebody please correct me if I am wrong.
Adam V - 9 out of 10 dentists recommend him.
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wayman
Special user
England - Sunderland
589 Posts
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Posted: Nov 25, 2002 09:52 pm
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Pat Pages style is not everyones cup of tea, but he is none the less a very good and knowledgable magician.
His sponge ball routine is good and you will use it with that added bit of spice called your own personality.
dont forget you can do most of his routine with paper napkins/tissues or pompoms etc.
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johnpert
Veteran user
Ontario, Canada
322 Posts
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Posted: Nov 27, 2002 12:16 am
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i have both the sponge and kids video. haven't watched them in a while.
the sponge video was okay, nothing special. he showed some standard vanishes, demonstrated a couple routines, one used the benson bowl.
and the same goes for the kids video. it was okay. it has some funny bits that you can use.
j.
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Alan Munro
Inner circle
Kentwood, Michigan, USA
5958 Posts
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Posted: Nov 27, 2002 03:15 am
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Patrick Page often shows you that the tricks that you once wrote-off need a second look. The value of the tapes is in the details.
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WilliamWHolcomb
Special user
Twinsburg, Ohio
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Posted: Nov 30, 2002 07:22 am
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Quote: On 2002-11-22 08:45, Brian Proctor wrote:
Sticking to the subject of Patrick Page videos, can anyone tell me what they think of Patrick's sponge ball video? I saw that it was forsale at one of my local shops. I however was slow to react and buy the darn thing. Its gone now and I think I might persue getting it again. But I would like to have other member's thoughts on the video if I could. Thanks!
Brian Proctor
Page's videos are good but I agree with others that his style is not for everyone. The sponge video is still a great <introduction> into sponge-work. I recently picked up Brad Burt's videos on sponge balls and, for my money, it's the best I've seen!
Cheers!
William Holcomb
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Good to here.