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Celeste Evans

I Can Still See Me

The Celeste Evans Autobiography

The Beauty of Magic - From humble beginnings in White Rock, Britch Columbia, Celeste Evans overcame self-doubt and discouragement from friends and family to become one of the most admired magicians of the twentieth century. She was the first female magician to use doves extensively in her act and traveled more miles as a magician and entertained more military personnel than any other woman in the history of magic.

Including 13 Color Photographs & 69 black & white photographs

In this autobiography, Celeste Evans shares never-before-told stories of performing with other celebrities, and before kings, queens, and heads of state throughout the world. She was also featured on national television shows such as The Ed Sullivan Show and Barbara Waters' Not For Womaen Only, and To Tell the Truth, where she stumped the panel and proved who she was by escaping from a straitjacket in nine seconds. Celeste has performed in top venures throughout the world, including The Palace in New York City. Come follow a young, dreamy-eyed Canadian on her whirlwind magical tour of the world, setting the standard for all woman magicians who follow, as she developed into the "Beauty of Magic".

“Magic is a hard life, but there’s nothing else like it,” she says, smiling. “It can show you the world.”-Celeste Evans

 

Just a few of the of the names mentioned in Mrs. Evans book are the likes of Carl Ballantine, Milton Berle, Richard Burton, Harry Blackstone, Melbourne Christopher, Rodney Dangerfield, John Calvert, David Copperfield, Doug Henning, Karrell Fox, Rich Dunn, Channing Pollock, Liberace, Sid Lorraine, Bob Lewis, Buddy Rich, Lou Tannen, Elizabeth Taylor, Slydini,  Rudy Valee, Barbara Water’s, Paul Winchell, and Henny Youngman.

 

Contents Include: Listed by chapter headings

Forward by Walter “Zaney” Blaney

Dedication

Introduction

New Year’s Eve 1931

The Glade - An Unexplainable Occurrence

Pipe Dreams

The Quite Man

If It Wasn’t for Ruthie

Girls can’t Do magic

The Loft of Dreams

Sleight-of-Hand training

Raring To Go

Hello Show Biz, Welcome Starvation

The Lure of the Orient

North to Alaska

High ballet Revue

Going Country

Call for TV Appearance

The Big Apple is Calling

Pin-Up Meet Magic…Sinsational

The Birds Come into Existence

Watch Out Europe, Here I came

Thule AFB, Greenland

Keflavikurglug

A Night of the Unbelievable

Gaza Strip

Jolly Old England, As They Say

My Viking Ship Awaits

The China Theatre, Stockholm

On To Beautify Spain

New Jersey Shores and Liberace

Sex Kittens

How’s Revolution Strike You?

John F. Kennedy’s Cultural Exchange Tour

On To Bombay and New Delhi

Our Debut—Afghanistan

The Land of the Sherpas and Mt. Everest

Thailand Can’t Wait to See Us

On to Phnom Penh, Cambodia

Vientiane, Laos Welcomes Us

On to Indonesia

Malaysia Awaits

Sling Me to Singapore

Hong Kong Wants My Money!

Like It or Not, Vietnam is on the Tour

Back to India

Iran—The Last of the Tour

That Huge Airplane Has My Name on It

Back to the Old Grind, Booked Out of New York

Giving Back

Driving the Wild Blue Yonder—Stateside

The Playboy Club—Chicago

I Can See the Lights of Las Vegas

Back to the Old Stomping Grounds

Chicago Really Swings

December Wedding

Start the Mirage off right

Oh, not to be a Magician

Retiring the Suitcase

Babies, Trophy and Television

Realizing All that I Missed

Fairs, carnivals and Rodeos

This Little Piggy

Taking Over the Reins

It’s a Small World

Celebrities with whom I Shared the Spotlight

I Can still see Me

Index

Please Note: We have 4 copies in stock with the registration numbers of #45, #65, #74 and #96. We will ship the lowest number available at the time of your order, unless you specify otherwise.

Details: I Can Still See Me by Celeste Evans

189 pages, Hardbound edition, each book numbered, size 9 1/4" by 6 1/4".

With 13 Color Photographs and 69 black & white photographs