The Paul Daniels Magic Show - Season 4

The Paul Daniels Magic Show - Season 4

Season 4

Network
Episodes8
DatesOct 2, 1982 - Nov 20, 1982
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Episodes

Episode 1
Season 4Episode 160 min

Episode 1

Paul Daniels stars in the first of a new series of eight programmes in which he sets out to amuse and amaze with his own special talent and introduces the remarkable skills of his international guests: from Las Vegas, the impossible balancing of Murillo and Ullses from Monte Carlo, the zany mimicry of Jeff. Special guest Anita Harris.
Oct 2, 1982
Episode 2
Season 4Episode 260 min

Episode 2

In the second show of a new series, Paul Daniels sets out to amuse and amaze in his own special fashion and introduces the remarkable skills of his international guests: from Las Vegas, the record-breaking juggling of Gran Picaso, from Portugal, the glamorous acrobatics of The Alexis Sisters.
Oct 9, 1982
Episode 3
Season 4Episode 360 min

Episode 3

Guests: from Austria, the superhuman strength of Markus, from Los Angeles, the magical mime of Tina Lenert.
Oct 16, 1982
Episode 4
Season 4Episode 460 min

Episode 4

Guests: from Austria, Eric Brenn, the fastest act in showbusiness, from San Francisco, Tom Noddy, blowing bubbles like you've never seen before.
Oct 23, 1982
Episode 5
Season 4Episode 560 min

Episode 5

From Germany, the celebrated showman illusionist Hans Moretti, from Las Vegas, the clown prince of magic Johnny Paul.
Oct 30, 1982
Episode 6
Season 4Episode 660 min

Episode 6

This week Paul Daniels re-creates the sensational act, Defying the Bullets, as performed by the legendary magician Chung Ling Soo, who was killed presenting the feat on stage at the Wood Green Empire on 23 March 1918. Assisting Paul is Jack Grossman, original assistant to Soo. Also featuring from Ireland, the wit and whimsicality of Billy McComb, from Spain the dare-devil balancing skills of Crazy Monroe, from Germany Katja Nick, the lady who talks backwards.
Nov 6, 1982
Episode 7
Season 4Episode 760 min

Episode 7

Guests: from France, Jean-Claude with his upside-down football skills, Omar Pasha with his Arabian Nights fantasy.
Nov 13, 1982
Episode 8
Season 4Episode 860 min

Episode 8

The last of the present series in which Paul entertains in his own special fashion and introduces his international guests. From America Lance Burton, the current world champion of manipulation, and ventriloquist Carl Garray with an act of surprises. Special guest appearance by Eric Bristow.
Nov 20, 1982

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