Magic the Magazine of Wonder by Albert M. Wilson & F. T. Singleton

The magazine presented magic and allied subjects to the general public with a strong leaning towards the entertainment and recreational side rather than the scientific or philosophical. It stated in its first issue:

The object of this magazine is NOT to expose the worlds' best tricks, nor give away the darling secrets of clever professional and amateur magicians. MAGIC is intended to create a wider and more intelligent interest in a most attractive subject – to make more appreciative audiences for magical entertainers, and new devotees of a fascinating hobby.

Number 1

• What a Conjurer Can Do / David Devant

• Joseffy's Marvelous Rising Cards / David P. Abbott

• An Effective Match-Box Fake / Professor Hoffmann

• A Vanishing Card / T. L. Waterman

• Bertram's Two-Handed Pass / C. Lang Neil

• Handkerchief and Rubber Band / Will Goldston

• Conjuring as a Social Advantage / Hermann Pallme

• The Magical Market

Number 2

• Cut Out for the Challenge Die

• The Golden Age of Magic / Ernest Evangeline

• The Animated Refrigerator / Ernest Evangeline

• The Paper Rings

• Card Through a Handkerchiev / C. Lang Neil

• Flower Production

• The Old and the New magic

• The Dazzling Top

• The Changing Die

• The Penetrative Penny / Prof. Hoffmann

Number 3

• Imro Fox, Comic Conjurer / Henry Ridgely Evans

• A Card Mystery / Donald Holmes

• The Ribbon from an Orange / Ernest Evangeline

• The Man with the Mystic Shadow / Max Sterling

• Problems in Practical Magic

• An Original Handkerchief Production

• Diminished Cards

• A Small Flag Change

• Box, Ball and Handkerchief / Harold Latham

Number 4

• The Story of the Wand / Henry Ridgely Evans

• Some New Magical Wrinkles

• The Psychology of Illusion

• Problems in Practical Magic

• The Million Dollar Mystery

• A Watch Dial Problem / David Devant

• Tricks in the Gambling Game / Hereward Carrington

Number 5

• A Night with the Moon / Selbit

• Practical Magic

• The Magnetized Cards

• Some Pretty Floral Effects

• Disappearing Vase and Flowers

• Tricks in the Gambling Game / Hereward Carrington

• The Shadow World

• Papiergraphy

• Ventriloquism

Number 6

• The Reversed Oatmeal Cartons / Ernest Evangeline

• A Subtle Handkerchief Production / Donald Holmes

• The Little Black Box / Ernest Evangeline

• The Best Parlor Card Trick

• Ventriloquism

• The Shadow World

• Cryptography

• Papiergraphy

Number 7

• The Bottomless Tumbler

• The Elusive Postage Stamp / Ernest Evangeline

• Cryptography

• Ventriloquism

• The Lightning Artist

• Papiergraphy

• The Magical Matinee

Number 8

• The Best Books on Magic / A. M. Wilson

• The Enchanted Table Knife / Ernest Evangeline

• A New Magical Periodical

• The Lightning Artist

• Hypnotism

• Psychical Phenomena

• Novelty Entertaining

• Ventriloquism

• The Shadow World

• The Magical Matinee

Number 9

• The Romance of Magical Collecting / Harry Houdini

• Our Next President / Robertson-Keene

• The Hand / Henry Ridgely Evans

• The Flying Card Pips / Ernest Evangeline

• A Month of Magic

• Adelaide Herrmann's New Act

• The Novelty Entertainers

• The Ventriloquists

• The Lightning Artists

• London Programme of Carter the Great

• Programme of Rameses

• The Shadow World

• With the Brainstormers

Number 10

• An Invisible Lemon Flight / Donald Holmes

• A Short History of Ventriloquism / Fred Russell

• One Hundred Good Tricks Without Sleight of Hand. I

• A Phenomenal Manipulating Screen / Max Sterling

• A Man from a Coffin / P. T. Selbit

• An X-Ray Photograph of Kellar's Right Hand

• What Every Conjurer Should Know. I

• A Month of Magic

• Dr. Wilmar's Spirit Paintings

• A Brilliant Season for Howard Thurston

• Programme of Gustave Fasola & Co.

• Programme of Satani

Number 11

• A Disappearing Bird Cage / David Devant

• The Magic of Spiritualism

• The Telepathic Card / T. C. Bonney

• A Cigar Box Servante / Max Sterling

• An Effective Rope Release / A. E. Bloom

• One Hundred Tricks Without Sleight of Hand. II

• What Every Conjurer Should Know. II

• Second Sight Card Divination / M. Michel

• A Month of Magic

• Horace Goldin's New Magical Play

• S.A.M. Magical Carnival

• Thurston's Complete Programme

Number 12

• A Pretty Thimble Vanish / Ernest Evangeline

• A Master of Magic / Henry Ridgely Evans

• Comedy Picture Building / Chilton

• A Deceptive Coin Pass / T. C. Bonney

• The Ghostly Silk / R. W. Read

• The Severed Apple / W. H. H. Pugh

• What Every Conjurer Should Know. III

• One Hundred Good Tricks Without Sleight of Hand. III

• The Magical Review

• An Original Changing Card Effect

• The Impossible Possible

• Suggestion for Cards Tacked to Ceiling

• The Prophetic Silk

• The Magical Market

• A Month of Magic

Number 13

• The Great Needle Trick / Rob G. Williams

• A Master of Magic / Henry Ridgely Evans

• A Match Box Sleight / P. T. Selbit

• The Tumbling Coins / Ernest Evangeline

• An Old Card Trick Improved / T. C. Bonney

• Three Good Tricks / Ora S. Harmas

• The Chameleon Thimble

• A Match Trick

• The Black and White Changing Card

• Loading the Hat / J. Caroly

• A Novel Card Frame / W. C. Wakefield

• One Hundred Good Tricks Without Sleight of Hand. IV

• The Magical Review

• The Magical Market

• A Month of Magic