He knew his way around a deck of cards and even had his own Milton Bradley board game. Kreskin’s ESP, which arrived in stores in 1966, employed a “Mystery Pendulum” to test the psychic ...

The Amazing Kreskin, the renowned mentalist who had his own TV program, inspired a John Malkovich movie and (perhaps) a Johnny Carson character and performed hundreds of live shows a year, died ...

In 1966, the game maker Milton Bradley released Kreskin’s ESP, which included a “mystery pendulum” to assess the players’ psychic powers.

In 1966, Milton Bradley introduced “Kreskin’s ESP,” a board game that claimed to show players how to develop extrasensory perception, which he defined as “the ability to send or receive ...

Gone are the salad days of innumerable appearances on Merv, Johnny and Mike’s talk shows; the Kreskin ESP game (nearly 3 million sold in less than two years); the Kreskin Crystal; his own ...

This article was originally on a blog post platform and may be missing photos, graphics or links. See About archive blog posts. During the Amazing Kreskin craze, the mentalist’s ESP game let ...

The Amazing Kreskin, then known as Kreskin, at left, with his ESP board game in 1967, and on tour in Sydney, Australia in 1975. Phil Slattery | The Denver Post via Getty Images; ...

Kreskin also offered $1 million to anyone who could prove he was using secret assistants or hidden electronic devices during his shows. 3 The Amazing Kreskin with a Kreskin’s ESP board game.

The Amazing Kreskin, the mentalist who had his own TV program and inspired a John Malkovich film and (maybe) a Johnny Carson character, has died at 89. Amazing Kreskin Dead: Master of Mind Games ...

Kreskin’s ESP, which arrived in stores in 1966, employed a “Mystery Pendulum” to test the psychic powers of players (ages 10 to adult). More in Entertainment Ursula Andress in Dr.

In 1966, the game maker Milton Bradley released Kreskin’s ESP, which included a “mystery pendulum” to assess the players’ psychic powers.