Magician and the Cinema by Erik Barnouw

The fascinating and ironic story of magicians as film pioneers has is told by one of Americas foremost film historians in a book “that brightens one of the industrys dark corners - as magical as the subject itself.” So said Lewis Freedman of the Corporation for Public Broadcasting.

A finely produced book, cloth covered, dust jacket. 112 pages, 60 rare illustrations, valuable bibliography. Selling used on Ebay for $35 or more, our copies are brand new. Very limited quantities. Limit one per customer.