Can you describe the biggest influence, if any, that Thurston's Palace of Mystery and the Forks Hotel had on you choosing magic as a career?

Yes Roger I can. It taught me the difference between a really good glass of scotch and a really bad glass of scotch.

Seriously though. Thurston's was probably the final straw that pushed me in the direction of doing magic professionally. You know how good the crowds were. They were fantastic. So, my needy persona wanted that all the time. And Bill Bradford gave us every opportunity to be our best.

Those were some good days with you, Kaz, DeLion, and the rest of the guys.

Are you in England at the moment, or in Jamestown?

I just returned from England last Thursday. I really love England because magic is an accepted performing ART! Max Maven gave us a superlative statement. I will paraphrase this as close to the original as I can remember: "American magicians have taken an art form which within itself is profound; and have trivialized it" Can you relate to that Harry?

Good grief, Roger, if you like England so much . . . well, why not marry some fun British babe and move there?

Oops.

Randy... You are too funny!! You are welcomed to visit anytime.

Hey Roger.... I have agree with that quote, even long before it was made.