Bob Wagner & Howard Adams - Magic Dungeon Mentalism

From the inside cover jacket: From the dark and dingy depths of the MAGIC DUNGEON come some of the most unusual, creative contributions of the Art of Magic. What's that- Did you think the M.D.A. was some kind of dealers' association? Please do not be confused. The first and foremost thought in your mind associated with the letters M.D.A. should, and shall be from this moment on, the MAGIC DUNGEON ACADEMY, an obscure but prolific magic group that has its laboratory and members located in LA, California. Out of the cobwebs and shadows cast by the spiders and flickering candlelight of the Dungeon, emerges weird and intriguing magical ideas and performances. A visit to the Magic Dungeon Academy is as much fun and as exciting as a trip to Disneland, but you don't need an "E" ticket for this trip through the tombs of mystery at an M.D.A. meeting. "Recently, I attended a meeting of the M.D.A. As I listened to the conversation and watched the magic, I was struck by the youth of the members, and then I took a second look. Not all those present were as young as I thought they were... it was their attitude. They have all managed to retain their enthusiasm for magic. I have felt the same electricity emanate from children who have mastered their Mysto Magic sets, and who have entered a magic shop for the first time. Couple this youthful exuberance with the skills of professionals, and you have an M.D.A. meeting. It was one of the most enjoyable meetings I have ever attended. Long may they wave... (their magic wands, that is)." - Jules Lenier Included is: ? Bob Wagner's Famous Think-A-Phone ? Past, Present and Future Deck. This is Bob's presentation of the 27 card trick. ? Out Of Sight ? Pseudo-Hypnotic ? Howard Adams includes one called Multeeminds. This is a two person mental test involving five people and an ESP pack. This effect resembles the Mysteries of the Fifth and Seventh Cards that were popular during the Forties. ? Houdini and the Dungeon ? And more..