Discover Goldston's Magical Quarterly: A Timeless Treasure
Step back in time with Conjuring Art's meticulously scanned edition of 'Goldston's Magical Quarterly,' a legendary publication that offered an unparalleled view into the world of magic from 1934 to 1940. Created by the esteemed British conjuror and prolific author Will Goldston (1878–1948), this quarterly journal quickly established itself as a beacon for 'magic of the highest class,' bringing together the brightest stars and most innovative thinkers of its era.
A Golden Age of Magic: Content and Contributors
Will Goldston, celebrated for his friendships with many of magic's leading figures, provided a crucial platform through his magazine for these innovators to publish their groundbreaking work. Within these pages, you'll discover a wealth of original routines, ingenious techniques, closely guarded secrets, captivating presentations, and insightful essays. It's a unique opportunity to learn directly from the masters who shaped the art of conjuring during one of its most fertile periods, offering practical knowledge alongside theoretical discussions.
Chronicle of a Vanished Era
'Goldston's Magical Quarterly' is more than just a collection of tricks; it's a living chronicle of the magic world during the tumultuous years leading up to World War II. The magazine meticulously discusses and reviews various tours, celebrated performers, and significant events that defined the magic landscape. From editorials offering sharp commentary to detailed reviews of the latest magical happenings, this collection provides an invaluable historical snapshot, illustrating how the art form evolved amidst global change. Its publication only ceased due to the outbreak of the Second World War, underscoring its profound significance right up to that point.
Your Guide to 1930s Conjuring Art
Embark on an immersive journey through the fascinating 1930s magic scene with Will Goldston as your expert guide. This comprehensive scan by Conjuring Art ensures that every page, every secret, and every historical detail from this seminal publication is preserved and presented with clarity. Whether you're a seasoned magician, a magic historian, or simply captivated by the art of illusion, 'Goldston's Magical Quarterly' is an essential addition to your library, offering endless hours of exploration and inspiration.
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Conjuring Art’s new scan of this seminal publication of the complete Goldston’s Magical Quarterly
Will Goldston, (1878–1948), was one of England’s most popular conjurors and prolific authors of books on magic.
In 1934, Goldston started the production of a quarterly journal devoted to the magic of the highest class. Goldston was good friends with many of the most famous and innovative people in magic and gave them an outlet, through his books and magazine, to publish original routines, techniques, secrets, presentations, and essays. Goldston’s Magical Quarterly also chronicles the magic world during the years that it ran, discussing and reviewing different tours, performers, and events. This magazine is filled with effects, columns, editorials, reviews.
Goldston’s Magical Quarterly ran from 1934 to 1940 and would not have ceased publication were it not for the second World War.
Enjoy exploring the 1930s magic scene with Will Goldston as your guide in Conjuring Art’s new scan of this seminal publication.
