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The Guardian - February 24th 2003 |
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Life as
an on-board ship entertainer can be cruel, says
Bertie Pearce who’s an old hand.
The cocktail of the day is a passion fruit smoothie,
yet here on the sundeck, or “cellulite deck”
as it is known to the crew, there is not much
passion and very little that is smooth... |
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The Mail |
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Magic is suddenly big news in aristocratic circles,
thanks to BERTIE PEARCE, whose style is worlds
away from Paul Daniels. But, as he tells TESSA
BOASE, he needed more than conjuring tricks when
he was struck by a potentially fatal disease...
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Davina Langdale - 30/01/2003 |
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There is something disconcerting
about holding a conversation while a life size
blond ventriloquist’s dummy, wearing a red
leather jacket, eyeballs you from the reflections
of a folding mirror. Bertie Pearce, magician and
stand-up comedian is oblivious to anything eccentric
about his surroundings as he perches on a stool,
above an impressive panoply of shiny red boxes
and, surprisingly, life-jackets... |
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World’s Fair 18/02/2000 |
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If Derek and Martha Hill were alive today they
would be proud of their grandson Bertie Pearce,
who is making a big name for himself in the world
of magic. Recently at The Centre for the Magic
Arts, I strolled over and said I would like to
write about him in Worlds Fair...
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