[ Circumventing the Cut ]

[Edward Pungot]

circumvent [ 1] to surround or circle around [ 2] to surround or encircle with evils; entrap [ 3] to get the better of or prevent from happening by craft or ingenuity

Dai Vernon An Interview 1974
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[Edward Pungot]

"Am I on?" queries the Professor to the man behind the camera. And so he is for the duration of 2 hours. Interview is not quite the right word. You are at the Magic Castle on a early afternoon. Dishes are heard clanking in the background. By chance it's Vernon's 80th birthday. Vernon has the Castle all to himself. This is our opportunity to meet the Professor. Ask a few questions , hear a lot of stories, see some of the classics in real and altered time, and just sit in on a lesson in everything magic.

[ Enter the Vernon Inner Circle ]

Polished, loquacious, unassuming--this is Vernon playing the part of Vernon--80 years all in.

[Richard Kaufman]

This is the hard-to-get Tony DeLap interview.