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Of all the forms of impromptu entertainment, magic is the most popular, and is best suited to all occasions. Everyone is interested in tricks, and the amateur conjurer will always be called upon to entertain his friends.

It is not necessary to study sleight-of-hand to become a competent performer. On the contrary, many of the best tricks are quite easily acquired, with only a few minutes' practice.

It is the purpose of this volume to describe a large number of simple but effective tricks that will appeal to the average man who knows little or nothing about the art of prestidigitation.

All the articles required for showing these tricks are easily obtainable, and cost practically nothing. The man who studies them will find himself well repaid for the time spent, both in personal enjoyment gained, and in the popularity he will rapidly attain.