What Do You Do With A Degree In Anthropology Anyway? Mac’s only non-magic job was as the chef for the only (at that time) 4 star restaurant in Louisville, Kentucky. Mac got 35 dollars for that show (but no cake). The first show he was paid by check was for his Grandfather Elwood’s Kiwanis Club in Greenville, Kentucky. He got a whopping five bucks cash (plus cake). A few years later it finally occurred to Mac that this was merely Elwood’s little scam to get Mac to read more books! Mac’s First Paid ShowĪs a kid Mac would do a show for his family and friends just about any time he could, but his first paid show was for one of the Herbert kid’s birthday party when Mac was 10. Elwood would perform a trick for Mac, and when asked how he did it, Elwood would point to his shelf of magic books and say, “It’s in one of those.” Mac would then have to sort through all the books looking for how to do that particular trick. Mac became interested in magic as a kid because both of his grandfathers (Elwood Huffman and Pax King) were keen amateur magicians. (in roughly chronological order) How Mac Became Interested In Magic (A Lesson For All The Grandfathers In The World)

How did a kid from Louisville, Kentucky find himself in the enviable position of being perhaps the funniest magician in America? Let’s find out, as we examine. Acclaimed by MAGIC Magazine as the premiere comedy magician in the world today, magician and comedian Mac King was just named “Magician of the Year” by the Magic Castle in Hollywood, just broke a Guinness World Record, has appeared on seven TV specials for NBC-TV, just got voted the 6 th best show in all of Las Vegas, just rocked on The Late Show With David Letterman, and his book from Random House just entered it’s 9 th printing.

Howdy, I’m Mac King ! If those words don’t sound familiar to you, they soon will.

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