The Act
Zamloch’s act changed over his 40-plus years as an entertainer and included communication with the deceased through spiritualism, sleight of hand tricks using Zamloch’s skills of prestidigitation, illusions, card tricks, conjuring, vanishing tricks, burlesque, and humor.
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