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Performing Fleas By George Tollerton
Description
There's a very good reason why this seriously laugh outloud funny routine has found its way into the programs of countless magicians since the 1940s. It offers a solid five plus minutes of guaranteed laughs! Written specifically for magicians by a magician, New Zealander George Tollerton, the introduction begins...“Ladies and Gentlemen, I have something most unusual to offer you now. For some time past I have felt the necessity of introducing a novel feature into my programme, something which would improve my act and make me known as undoubtedly the most up-to-date Magician in this part of the world.” “Let me introduce my Performing Fleas.” The audience quickly gets to know Henry and Bertha, your performing fleas, as the fun ensues. Suitable for any occasion, this routine will fit just about any place in your program. And it's also a hoot for magic club shows and MC work - perfect when the next act needs a little extra time to set up. Not a large manuscript, just 5 pages re-typeset, but priceless to the magical entertainer.
Description
There's a very good reason why this seriously laugh outloud funny routine has found its way into the programs of countless magicians since the 1940s. It offers a solid five plus minutes of guaranteed laughs! Written specifically for magicians by a magician, New Zealander George Tollerton, the introduction begins...“Ladies and Gentlemen, I have something most unusual to offer you now. For some time past I have felt the necessity of introducing a novel feature into my programme, something which would improve my act and make me known as undoubtedly the most up-to-date Magician in this part of the world.” “Let me introduce my Performing Fleas.” The audience quickly gets to know Henry and Bertha, your performing fleas, as the fun ensues. Suitable for any occasion, this routine will fit just about any place in your program. And it's also a hoot for magic club shows and MC work - perfect when the next act needs a little extra time to set up. Not a large manuscript, just 5 pages re-typeset, but priceless to the magical entertainer.
