Digitized from the original 1976 Album.

CD comes with 11x11 prints. Toothpicks, playing cards and pennies not included.

THE MAGIC ALBUM was the only magic show ever presented on a phonograph record. Over 20 tricks, effects, and illusions will baffle, puzzle, and amaze you. You will not be instructed how to do tricks, but rather will participate in their performance. In order to do this, you will be asked to gather together the following items: one complete deck of playing cards with the jokers removed, 20 toothpicks or other like objects, and seven pennies. A full page insert with a variety of magic illustrations is enclosed in the album and is referred to throughout the magic show.

THE MAGIC ALBUM begins with the introduction of the accomplished English magician, Martin Lewis, on stage at the Magic Theater in London. From there Martin takes you on an extraordinary journey through the world of magic. You will visit Persia, San Francisco, India, China, Haiti, Egypy, the secret Magicians Conclave, and the legendary magician Merlin. At each Stop you will perform a magic trick as if you were the magician and yet, at it’s conclusion, you will be as baffled by the trick as the audience.

In this way, the art of the magicianand the technology of the recording industry have combined to creat a unique entertainment package — a truly magic album

Written and Produced by Douglas Brayfiels and Rand Marlis
Art direction and design: Queens Graphics
Cover illustration: Louise Scott
Technical advisor: Miles Goodwin

Magic coordinated by Martin Lewis

Magic Tricks courtesy of: Bruce Cervon, Carl Fulves, Martin Gardner, Eric Lewis,
Martin Lewis and the Professor

Magic illustrations courtesy of: C. E. Benham, Edward Boring, R. G. Carraher —
J. B. Thurston, and Lewis Carroll

Side A
The Magic Theater
Persia
The Magic Attic
India China

Side B
Haiti
Egypt
The Magician’s Conclave
Merlin
The Magic Theater

VOICES
Martin Lewis: Himself
Announcer: Dave Robinson
Elizabeth Fairchild” Kaye Dennis
Ugarte, Sing Lo, Merlin,
Al Bumen: Jack Angel
Mahatma Ganges, Chief, Witchdoctor, Rabbi Blackstone:
Michael Bell


© 1976 Marbray Productions.