Lou Bundles is a magician whose slight of hand has slid out of hand. His routine regularly culminates in the audience laughing at him. When he is cut from the act he demands to be restored and the owner reluctantly agrees. Concerned for the upcoming evenings performance, Lou decides to get a deck of cards from the magic store and buys an ancient deck that is kept behind glass. That evening, when he steps into the spotlight, his act is as always and just when he is to be laughed off the stage, the deck of cards magically flies all around the audience doing aerial maneuvers. The audience response is tremendous and Lou is actually given a better spot in the magic show line-up. He returns with his flying cards and is once again a hit. That evening he accidentally rips one of the cards in a fit of rage. Now, he peacefully resigns himself that he should retire. He uses his final stage time to thank the audience for all the love he has gotten and tells them there will be no magic tonight. As he walks offstage, the deck of cards fly on stage and spell out "Good Bye" in mid-air.

starring Sid Caeser      Leo Rossi
Teleplay Joshua Brand      John Falsey
Directed by Donald Petrie
Director of Photography John McPherson
Music by Bruce Broughton