I spent many hours in Roy's shop in downtown Detroit. He never had to ask me if I had any money though. Whenever I'd saved up enough I would hightail it down to Roy's to buy a magic trick. He recognized me as a regular customer and was always very kind. I still have a box with the tricks that I bought from Roy back in the 60s.
Roy was the son of a carny. He could talk the talk and he knew the walk. It's true, the first question he asked a kid in his magic shop, "Fox Fun N Magic" was "How much money do you have?" Roy never sold you anything beyond your skill level and he always made sure you had enough money for bus fare. I miss you Uncle Roy.
I spent many hours in Roy's shop in downtown Detroit. He never had to ask me if I had any money though. Whenever I'd saved up enough I would hightail it down to Roy's to buy a magic trick. He recognized me as a regular customer and was always very kind. I still have a box with the tricks that I bought from Roy back in the 60s.
RJVorbroker 7 months ago
Roy was the son of a carny. He could talk the talk and he knew the walk. It's true, the first question he asked a kid in his magic shop, "Fox Fun N Magic" was "How much money do you have?" Roy never sold you anything beyond your skill level and he always made sure you had enough money for bus fare. I miss you Uncle Roy.
magicianaltheonly 1 year ago
I spent many a happy weekend shopping at his store located at 2138 Park.
trylonperisphere 2 years ago