siegfried

"A good magician never lets the cat out of the bag," Horn told the Las Vegas Review-Journal on Friday for a story about the pair's possible return to show business. "Act surprised when you hear about it."

I wouldn't be too surprised if they return to SOME KIND of performing. But honestly, I don't know how they could do they show they once had at the Mirage. Roy improves every year and last Feb. at WMS he was a little hard to understand. He seemed to be mumbling about Michael Jackson loves all magicians. No one reacted. Shortly after he said this, a friend who works for the convention told me that Michael Jackson was actually at the hotel with his kids. He even told a slightly off color joke. One thing is for sure, regardless of his physical condition, his sense of humor seems to be sharp as a tack.

I saw S&R around 1985-6 when they were still at the Frontier and a pair of tickets for awesome seats was less than a 100 bucks! Seems like it was around the same time that you could also get a prime rib dinner for $1.99 and a shrimp cocktail for .50! LOL

Best seats were $77 in 1994. They were worth every penny and DC was about $50.

Weren't they going to do a show where Darren Romeo did all the heavy lifting and they got come out and host the show with a few illusions here and there?

Those WERE the days.

Scratch that, all I could find was this on the Romeo rumor...

http://itricks.com/news/?p=285

Although with the new hints, maybe there is something to it. Has anyone seen Roy live lately? Is he well enough to be stage ready?

Roy has been using the Quadriciser, which is a machine invented by a friend of mine. This thing is real magic. Whether Roy will ever be able to perform is still on the table. Larry set this up in their home and just recently visited him. He is doing very good.