Caveney, Mike: Harry Anderson, Wise Guy From the Street to the Screen ©1993 Magical Publications, CA Hardcover, w/dj, 160 pages ISBN: 0-915181-25-8

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Comments: Illustrated by Greg Manwaring, Cover Art by Charlie Snyder.

Contents (updated with details July 2017):

9 Introduction - Jay Johnson
11 Foreword - Harry Anderson
15 Publisher’s Note - Mike Caveney
17 Preface
21 Early On: Harry's beginning in magic
22 Sewing A Coin: a coin is produced from an invisible threading
24 The Chicken And The Egg: egg produced from a chicken foot, and squashed into a fried egg
26 - Biography Continued
30 The Bullet Catch: How Harry developed the routine
35 - The Balled of Aristotle Couvert: patter and presentation for the routine
43 Ping-Pong Ball, Fruit & Flute: a quickie bit done on the street
44 Card Sword: quick description of Harry's approach
45 Dybbuk: Torn & Restored dollar bill
50 Linking Rings: brief outline, not a full routine
51 Arm Amputation: adventures in a street illusion
54 Skunk Trap: another bizarre routine
56 Jaw Breaker: more biographical information about Harry, his marriage to Leslie
63 Straitjacket & Rope: description of Harry & Leslie's competition
67 Las Vegas: Harry's move up
68 The Grappler: more on Harry's career and his comedic bill change
70 Mish-Mash Card: a comedy card revelation turns real
74 Wenii Magazine: idea of Harry & Martin Lewis and some sample content 
78 Eight Brass Monkeys and The Shadow: quick mention of two manuscripts Harry wrote
78 The Children's Yard Sale: spectator counts to number indicated on price sticker on card box and finds selection
80 Time Warp: reading the time on a pocket watch
81 One In A Million: your accomplice finds the only match box with the $20 bill
82 All For One: magician determines cards peeked at by four spectators
84 Musicalepathy: two person mind reading for the musically inclined
85 The Shadow: mention of Harry's second book
86 The Gang of Four: magician removes one card matching the selection of four spectators, but they all picked different cards. The card is torn into four, and each corner is one of the selections
90 The Last Monte: Harry's gimmicked 3-card Monte, but uses the real toss
91 - Phase 1 Meet My Friend, Monte
92 - Phase 2 The False Toss
93 - Phase 3 The Sting
94 - Phase 4 The Bent Corner
95 - Phase 5 The Mutilated Monte
97 Half-Roughed Cards: how they work and Senator Crandal's Jumbo Nitemare
99 Jumbo Marked Cards: a comedy Jumbo card trick
101 Wise-Guy Poker: with the half-roughed cards
103 World’s Greatest Jumbo Torn & Restored Card: stage-size torn-restored
108 Monarch Monte: Super Jumbo gimmicked 3 card Monte
116 The Inside-Out Bill: Harry's presentation outlined
117 Magazine Test: with six magazines
119 Finger Chopper: story of Harry's approach
121 Linking Finger Rings: two methods described
127 Static Electricity: comedy bit with a balloon
129 Needle Through Arm: extensive coverage of Harry's signature piece
143 Buffalo Bill: the torn and restored bill routine
146 Cuff Links: second part of the routine with handcuffs
153 Skippy: animal cruelty story
157 Chapeaugraphy: short story, no routine
158 Dueling Magis: quick description of Harry's routine with Rich Hall
158 Exclusivity: essay on borrowing magic tricks
160 I'm Not Really an Actor, I Just Play One on TV: where is Harry going from here