It's the ultimate irony that Meir was in an accident and actually lost a finger. He relearned the act with his other hand and continued to have a great career.
@@darrenhadden1037 but I didn't reveal the secret. I have no idea how he correctly predicted how the spectator would put it in after he put his in first.
Looks nice, but very big for one more toy to produce a vanishing coin. I still prefer my Joe Poper Stron box 📦 , Plays big and packs small in my jacket pockets or any other similar laike Leo Smetser The Vault . Both of them invisible has an invisible gimick for the spectators, they could look inside of them or have them in their hands. Thanks
The crazy thing is, later that year, he was in an auto accident and actually lost a finger. Continued to do the act but with his left hand and continued to be a very respected magic creator.
Both of you are so f’ing amazing! Thank you for being In my life at the time I was learning magic❤️. So much love for both of you (in a time before the internet)! I purchased ‘Finger Fantasies’ at a time when Meir as offering personal ‘signatures’ and he wrote: “you’re such a good magician I thought I’d give you the finger but instead decided to ‘retract it’”. Hahahaha and be sure I show EVERYONE this inscription!!!! I love you, Meir! Live in London is something I force everyone to watch (the performance only, of course)
What would have been over the top on the "Grappler" routine, would have been each time he used the Watch, Watch, Watch, A different color watch would have appeared.
You can see a LOT of Harry Anderson's stuff re-used on Penn and Teller's Fool Us. This is one of those, and the random guy we'll never hear about again got a trophy.
