This is my twenty minute Parlor show. The last piece is created by Master Payne and brought out of retirement, just for this performance, in memory of my friend Harry Anderson.
The show would have been great with out any filthy jokes or anything. That's the problem with all these shows, u can't show em to the kids, they always reference adult stuff like alcohol, n sex etc.
adult stuff: n. non-countable. words (aka 'patter') spoken during a performance for adults, who are not accompanied by kiddies and have paid admission to a show presented for adults (not kiddies).
Professional Polished excellent act and very Entertaining..superb as always but thats Martin.
Martin is one of my favorite magicians!! I still have an VHS tape of his; it is gold!!! Gary in dreamland.☁️🙂☁️👍👍🌟🌟
How come this does not come on the news
Instead of so much crap one sees everyday? They really don’t go for the good things the world has... damn
Excellent! Thank you for uploading and for your work.
Really great show! It is always a joy watching you work Martin.
Great show.
Fantastic!
One of the greatest!! Thanks for sharing this!
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Bravo! Always a favorite performer and author of mine (and everyone else, I'm sure...)
Martin Lewis is just fabulous. So very entertaining.
I really enjoyed it. Thank you for sharing
Great show Martin, hope you are well. Mart
Fastastic, loved it!
Wonderful. I wish you could have seen my face. I was grinning like I was 6. At least until the end. I miss him to.
oh, but then laughing at the very end. You are gold.
Legend.
Great Show-😍
wonderful work Martin
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Good shit
Sui this isn't about the comedy duo? still quite enjoyable.
Martin Lewis was the BEST!
Fantastic. I understand the purpose of the last trick, but it was my least favorite piece.
Me too. I only did it the week Harry died, since then it's retired.
The show would have been great with out any filthy jokes or anything. That's the problem with all these shows, u can't show em to the kids, they always reference adult stuff like alcohol, n sex etc.
adult stuff: n. non-countable. words (aka 'patter') spoken during a performance for adults, who are not accompanied by kiddies and have paid admission to a show presented for adults (not kiddies).