Tommy Cooper - Classic Bottle Glass, Glass Bottle!

 

Marcus Eddie on Fool Us

 

Einswine the Pig

 Now available at www.magiciansmagicshop.com

Einswine is oink snorting fun! But it’s snot funny. No, actually it IS funny and a great effect to keep your show rolling with laughs. Show a satin eighteen-inch scarf with the face of a cute pig. It’s Einswine the Pig and he’s really congested. Drape the scarf over your hand and begin removing green snags, snips, and snozzles. These one-inch green sponge balls are pig-ments of your imagination. Not snot, pig-ments. Fifteen of the little boogers, balls, are picked from the scarf. Then Einswine gives a big sneeze and blows his nose off. Oh, Nasty! Yes, it’s a pig nose. Show the scarf again and Einswine is nose-less. Einswine is fun and funny magic but it’s not just a low-ball attempt at childish humor. We have written several fun and educational ideas to make him the Einswine of entertainment for children’s performers - great library, reading, and gospel application ideas as well. Comes with everything; specially made Wonder Imagery double sided satin scarf, fifteen sponge balls, pig nose gimmick, and online video instructions. Instructional video is below.

Siegfried & Roy Statue Shines Again at Neon Museum

 Las Vegas history lit up once again as the legendary Siegfried & Roy were honored during a special lighting ceremony at the Neon Museum on April 24, 2026.

The restored 3,600-pound statue—an iconic piece of Strip history—has officially found a new home after standing in front of The Mirage for more than three decades. Following the acquisition of the property by Hard Rock International, the statue was donated to the Neon Museum to preserve its legacy for future generations.

Adding to the moment, Lynette Chappell—who famously portrayed the “evil queen” in the Siegfried & Roy show—was on hand for the ceremony. She posed for photos alongside German magician Jochen Stelter, celebrating both the history and continued influence of one of magic’s most legendary duos.

For magicians and fans alike, the statue represents more than just a tribute—it’s a reminder of the groundbreaking spectacle Siegfried & Roy brought to Las Vegas. Their blend of grand illusion, theatrical storytelling, and exotic animals redefined what a magic show could be, setting a standard that still influences performers today.

Now illuminated once again, the statue stands not just as a piece of nostalgia, but as a lasting symbol of magic’s golden era on the Strip.

Harry Blackstone Jr 1988

 

Rick Lax on Fool Us

 

Disaster while Oz was performing for the president

While Oz Pearman was performing for the preident a shooter ran throught the metal detectors armed. 

I can't wait to hear Oz's take on the situation