Kreskin was the magical hero of my youth. In the 70s the Americans were still here at the Panama Canal and the US Armed Forces had a TV station called SCN (Southern Command News). …

There is much to learn from studying the work of Kreskin and back in the olden days when the Magic Cafe was a friendly and helpful place I discovered this source of psychological profiling …

Kreskin was a regular. His line of bull was legendary and he generally owned the audience with his cold reading. He never shied away from being a magician and always opened his act with …

Well, I can see over at the green place, they are showing a clip of The Amazing Kreskin who is being interviewed by a TV reporter, and well, things didn't work out so well for Kreskin, who …

Derren Brown, Kreskin, Peter Turner, Richard Osterlind, Kenton Knepper, Richard Busch, Max Maven, Eugene Burger, yes there are so many magicians who have influenced me that it is …

Dunninger and Kreskin may have deep influence on the style of large-scale performance. Likewise Uri Geller and Berglas, who came later. Likewise Uri Geller and Berglas, who came …

Magic on TV is generally a good thing. The hosts above had great teams to ensure the audience never saw a mediocre performance.

Kreskin often started his show with the linking Finger Rings by saying he would like demonstrate a little mystery before getting into the mind-reading for which he better known. How Al Koran …

Third, Kreskin was the only mentalist on tv at the time, so he did have an impact on me as a kid in the 70s. And lastly, Darwin Ortiz. When you watch Darwin, you get the vibe that he can do …

I remember Kreskin doing a lot of card tricks and Q & A with the audience and it was at this time I was buying effects from the Tannen's Magic catalog and they had a section in there on …