Del Ray Closeup Magic Part 1 Tannen Jubilee 1983 Property Frank Paris

Please note I am uploading the Del Ray s Close-up Act as well as the Stage act from the Tannen Jubilee filmed in 1983 This footage is owned Jointly by my Company Video Media Productions.and the Tannens organization. It has come to my attention that this footage is being offered to the magic community in the form of a dvd with a book called Del Ray: America's Foremost Magician for His Time Hardcover book and DVD. Please note that the DVD footage is an unauthorized reproduction of Tannens Magic Inc copyright and Video Media's copyright The authors and the sellers are violating our copyrights I have uploaded the footage in it's raw form for free so you do not need to pay for the footage. I have informed the authors and the dealers who are selling the footage is They are not authorized to sell it. I await there decision to take it off the market. In the meantime it is here for free so you so not need to buy it for 70.00.

[@mikecraven695]

Great performance

[@mikecraven695]

The electric card deck trick is cool thanks for sharing your time

[@MagicMan8787]

Frank. Your the man. I enjoy the memory's & skills. Great stuff.

[@niceastuffa]

My pleasure.

[@frankparis7743]

Thanks.

[@magicalmiller]

GIANTS in this video.

[@hajyoussefamine8304]

Amazing! very entertaining

[@niceastuffa]

Yes and I walk into the picture to talk to him about my lecture later on with an invite

[@jangray395]

That computer card trick is great! I want to do it!

[@frankparis7743]

Joe Stevens sells it for 649.00 The Del Ray Deck.

[@frankpariscom]

Joe Stevens sells it It is called the Del Ray Deck

[@Skeletor611]

Thank you for this, I was curious for a lot of time about him. He seemed like nervous. Also, what's the thing with the close up pad, putting and removing every time?

[@presto709]

He didn't seem at all nervous to me. Quite the opposite. Many magicians use a mat for card work because it makes picking up cards much easier. It isn't totally necessary but it makes things smoother. Dice stacking is the opposite. Better on a solid surface.

[@ghostdu8315]

No sound

[@thegreatcahyo]

Im interested with his frog. Is there any chance I can learn it? Thank you

[@hsmileyface7398]

My left ear enjoyed this

[@niceastuffa]

Yes I Know there was some sound issues I am searching for a way to reboot this video with some kind of sound filter. any suggestions let me know people.

[@jangray395]

@@niceastuffa I'd just put the audio track through any program like 'audacity' and convert the track into mono so you have the same audio in both speakers. Then remux it back with the video track. No conversion of the video need be done. That will be job Done!
Thanks for the video, fascinating.

[@jangray395]

There are various filters in audacity too. I'd try boosting the middle of the range, you'd have to experiment.

[@frankpariscom]

Sorry about that the mics were not as good then as they are now.

[@michaeleasler5249]

Looks like Harry Lorayne just behind Dick Cavett and Jimmy Grippo.

[@niceastuffa]

You are correct my friend filmed this for the Tannen organization.

[@frankparis7743]

Yes you are right.

[@johnkristincarmody65]

Is that Dick Cavett on his right?

[@Katalyzt]

Kristin Carmody
Yes, it is Dick Cavett...
Katalyzt

[@niceastuffa]

Yes it is I come into the frame to let him know about my lecture That evening.

[@frankparis7743]

Yes.

[@Skeletor611]

I wanted to ask the same thing :) thanks

[@mgdiaz2158]

Not impressed at all. Too fast.