FAUST'S MAGIC IN STORE
FAUST'S MAGIC IN STORE AND FOR SALE.
As of the 14th.September 2007 all FAUST'S equipment in RENTED storage has been sold as one lot.
Shipped by road train (a 7 metre wagon with a 7 metre trailer) to arrive in Spain for unloading at its destination on the 13th.November 2007.
Bought by Rodney James Piper, an English magician based in Salou, near Barcelona, in Spain. Mr.Piper now owns sole performing rights throughout the world for:
David Devant's:
The Curious Case.
The Window of the Haunted House.
The Giant's Breakfast ("Chanticleer").
The Gollywog Ball.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN!
Granville Taylor owns Amac's original "Find the Lady" equipment and he holds sole performing rights throughout the world for this illusion since 1960.
At a recent Conference on Magic History in Los Angeles, Jim Steinmeyer's unauthorised and absurd version bore no resemblance whatsoever to Amac's original in method, routine, or presentation. How could it be otherwise? He has never seen this illusion performed by Amac, The Great Lyle, or Faust, and only read about other pathetic imitations, or listened to gossip from so called 'experts' on the history of magic. Further, in a report about the L.A. Conference in MAGIC magazine, false statements were made to the effect that the workings of this illusion had been lost to posterity. Rubbish! I have advertised my sole rights to this illusion many times over the years, in the U.K. and in the U.S.A., including an advertisement in this November's GENII. Ignorance is bliss! But it is even worse when people who should know better, and do know the facts, choose to ignore them. So much for ethics! Magic historians and so-called illusion "experts"? Don't make me laugh!
The latest laughable explanation is by "The Masked Magician". Again, nothing like Amac's original in any way whatsoever. Is this guy serious? Try touring that set-up! I could give Amac's original equipment to any magician in the world and they would not know how to rig it up, never mind how to perform it as presented by Amac, The Great Lyle, and Faust.
Anyone who chooses to present an illusion using a wooden batten, three very large cards, three stools, and a lady appearing and disappearing behind the cards, is liable to a "passing-off" action for infringing my performing rights.
Currently I am offering Amac's original "Find the Lady" illusion for sale, with sole performing rights throughout the world, including Amac's original plans, details of rigging it up, the routine, the full working sequence of the illusion for the performer and his assistants, plus band parts for a 16 piece orchestra. See list below. I will be pleased to offer advice to the buyer as to how the illusion should be presented, as performed by Amac, The Great Lyle, and Faust, so that not only is the act the most baffling illusion ever staged, but that it is thoroughly entertaining, bringing laughter born of bewilderment.
SEE THE LIST BELOW OF TRICKS, ILLUSIONS AND STAGE EQUIPMENT STILL FOR SALE FROM FAUST'S GREAT MAGIC SHOW. These items have never been kept by FAUST in RENTED storage. As items are sold, they are marked accordingly. Elsewhere on this site are lists for sale of stage costumes, memorabilia, and posters etc.