Rene Levand "One Handed Card Magic Act" on The Ed Sullivan Show

[@Duaca]

His catch phrase was: it can't be done any slower

[@VONOBER]

It"s a pity you can't appreciate this in this video: he was a fantastic narrator as well and created a magical atmosphere with his tales.

[@joeybaseball7352]

You mean in Spanish?

[@santiagogonzalez5940]

yes, in spanish

[@willminkorea2010]

That's amazing

[@alfilingenieros1253]

De Argentina para el Mundo, grande Rene!!

[@ImmortalPlayingCards]

Absolutely amazing!

[@aqeelkhurshid4860]

A grand master at his best. Rene lavand the immortal legend

[@victorflores9399]

Grande maestro

[@Diego.Domene]

Inmortal

[@ezquimal]

Lindo homenaje al maestro

[@kaiggue9936]

Its amazing

[@modernmelbourneman]

Just watched a magician do a tribute to him with a red and white ball on TikTok and it brought me here

[@butmorpheus]

Impressive, very nice

[@33Polod]

Increíble

[@georvelli]

argentina!!!!!!!!

[@davidrocha79]

Mestre

[@DJhSnn]

Capo

[@nicholaskricchiuti8536]

👍

[@gavinwigg8057]

Welcome to everyone here after watching the latest Fool Us with Penn and Teller.

[@ahmedsyed3436]

He must be an alien from 4th dimension.

[@DavidHernandez-kd2rh]

Baraja las cartas. La mano de Dios.

[@omgsome1actually484]

Back in the days when you had to purchase and read books to learn slight of hand and magic. Now you just go online and learn everything.

[@PotrzebieConolly]

But those books were for people with two hands. Rene had to figure out his own way of doing things.

[@ewallt]

The amazing thing is he’s right handed. You should see the tricks he does with that hand!

[@tmwarba]

The greatest trick he could have done with his right hand would have been to find it and put it back on again, as he lost it in 1937 at the age of 9 in an accident...