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Contents • • • • • • • • • • Biography Aronson is one of the pioneers of memorized deck magic, and his (first published in his pamphlet 'A Stack to Remember' (1979)) is one of the two most popular “memorized-deck” stacks around the world. Well known for devising card magic that combines subtleties, novel mathematical procedures, stacked arrangements, and sleight-of-hand, Aronson’s effect 'Prior Commitment' (which introduced Aronson’s UnDo Influence principle to the magic world, in his book “Try the Impossible” (2001)) successfully fooled Penn & Teller on Britain’s television show 'Fool Us.'
Funkytoad Homer Pro 1.4 [Palace]. (June 18, 2011). His original magic effects Shuffle-bored, Red See Passover, Side-swiped and others are staples in the performing repertoire of many magicians. In addition to his card magic, Aronson has for over 40 years professionally performed a two-person mind reading act entitled “It’s the Thought that Counts” with his wife Ginny.
Family Background Simon Aronson is the elder son of Arnold Aronson, a civil rights leader, and Annette Aronson, a painter and artist. His brother, Bernard Aronson, was a speechwriter for Vice President Walter Mondale and later was Assistant Secretary of State for Inter-American Affairs from 1989 to 1993. Simon Aronson married Virginia Lee Cook in 1974. Early Magical Influences Simon Aronson was raised in the suburbs of New York city, first in Forest Hills (Queens), then in Rye (Westchester County). Poni Hoax Budapest RARE. Aronson took up magic as a hobby at the age of eight, performed his first “paid” birthday party engagement at age 11, and appeared as a Junior Magician on television’s Magic Clown show in 1956. For three years (1957 – 1960) Aronson was a member of the Westchester Talent Unit, a team of talented teenagers performing variety shows for charitable institutions throughout Westchester County, under the direction of Gus Rovin, Director of the Music Division of the Westchester Recreation Commission. During his teenage years Aronson was mentored by (founder and owner of ), and from 1958 – 1961 was an active member of and performer for the (F.A.M.E.) sponsored by the New York City Department of Parks.