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Magic You will find here a huge amount of magic tricks, illusions, moves, techniques and concepts, starting from the earliest descriptions in the 16th century to the latest hot magic tricks performed by the likes of David Copperfield, Criss Angel or David Blaine. Regardless of if you want to find out more about Houdini or study the latest developments in mentalism, this is the page to bookmark. Make sure to also drill down into the subcategories to find what you are looking for. New in Magic Hot List Hot Authors Bestsellers Top Rank Top Reviews. 6, December 2017; 60 pages Cover: Bill Malone • Editor's Letter • Letters - Have Your Say • Magic Lookalikes! • Hooked on Classics - Mark Leveridge • Opening Salvos - Mark Leveridge • Gary Jones: The Festive Fooler! - interview • Shout Outs - Special 'extra' announcements from a few regular advertisers • Masterclass • Thanks Mr.
Hull - • 7 Keys to Paradise - • The Fabulous Bill Malone! - cover article/interview - Graham Hey • Ask Christopher [T. Magician] - Part 3 - Mark Leveridge, compiler •: The Finished Article - interview by Graham Hey • Product Reviews • Holey Change - SandsMinds. From the foreword by Fred Castl: He is a great student of and I know of no one who knows more about 'jog' shuffles than Geoff. He knows more forces than wrote about but he has also kept up with modern sleights and moves.
The magician who wants long and involved routines will be unlucky when he reads this book, but what he will find will be tricks with a plot and methods simplified wherever possible to include the minimum of sleights but the maximum of effect, and I shall be very surprised if there is any magician who cannot find in this book something to use. • Publishers' Preface. Any drink called for.
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If you have ever seen Steve Cohen perform it you will know how strong an effect this can be. • Introduction • The Origin of the Effect • Hit or Miss • The First Magic Kettle • Devant's Drinks! • Chris Charlton • LEVANTE and the GIVE-AWAY • Woodward's Wonder Bar • The Properties • The Bar • The Kettle • Tankards • The Glasses • The Set-up • Double Check • The Presentation • A Preface to the Effect • A Quick Drink! • Drinks from the Kettle • An Advantage • Pace! • Ready for the Switch • Drinks for All! • Something for the Children!
• Notes and Observations • Another 'Out' • Economy! 25 new, good and unusual tricks plus ideas, gags and advice.
Text has been updated. This is a vintage release by U. Grant in the late 40s. Admittedly, a few of the tricks are dated; but, on the other hand there are some excellent ideas suitable for today's audiences. In this release, you will find kid tricks not seen today. Your chance to be different from all the other kid show performers. The 'No Batteries' effect is novel and worth the price of this release alone.
This release also contains a supplement of ideas and advice. An interesting read for Grant fans. Here is what you get. This ebook includes innovative sleight of hand routines for the modern magician.
A familiarity with basic sleights is required. From the Foreword by Doug MacGeorge: Gregg is a professional artist and teaches very high-level courses on drawing and animation, always coaxing the best from his students and instilling an appreciation of nuance and - this is important - helping them unleash their own individual styles. As you read this collection of tricks, you'll see the same level of encouragement as he guides you through his thinking processes and toward his challenges to become a better. Jon loves to collect, compare, and organize tricks into themes and plots. This is his latest work on the piano trick.
WHAT IS THE PIANO TRICK? A spectator places his hands palm down on the table in the same way a pianist places his hands on a keyboard. Then pairs of cards are placed between the spectator's fingers to set the stage. These pairs are then fairly removed to form two equal piles. An extra or 'odd' card is added to one of the piles.
Then, without any further movements or fanfare, the 'odd' card inexplicably travels to the other pile. • Introduction • At The Beginning • Thoughts. This ebook focuses on the use of killing cards and the stripper deck to gain an advantage in the popular game of Texas Hold’em. The first part of the ebook is a short investigation into the art of using the cut to take cards out of play.
Emil Bulls Angel Delivery Service Rar Download more. Initially, the mathematics of killing cards is presented along with an assessment of probabilities when all the aces, tens and five value cards are killed. After highlighting the fact that very few cards are exposed during a round of Hold’em, the second part of the book looks at some different types of stripper deck that are available.
This covers multiple. Intended by the author as 'Card magic that is different,' here are a baker's dozen card effects that your audience will enjoy. Card discoveries, mental mysteries, and audience participation effects are all included in this gem of a book.
The author, a recognized card expert, shares these effects that rely on subtlety instead of 'knuckle-buster' sleights. The routines described in this ebook can be performed by most any magician of average ability. Here's what's included: • Introduction • El-El Telephone Test (with additional presentations) • Lady Be Good • El-El Bluff Force • El-El Four Ace. NOTE: This reading is also contained in the Nelson book,. Amaze any spectator, even one whom you've not met before, by giving an in-depth character reading that reveals psychological insights your client hasn't shared with anyone. Spectators are more readily convinced by fortune tellers, and the like, if the reader begins the reading without first asking a lot of questions. In other words, the psychic gives the reading 'from the cradle to the grave,' as though the spectator's life were the pages of an open book.
No sooner does the client enter the room, then immediately the reader. Paul Voodini presents Victorian Seance and the Birth of Mentalism, recounting the rise of Spiritualism in the 1800s, the antics, tricks, and techniques of the fraudulent mediums, and how this led directly to the birth of that branch of the magical arts known as 'mentalism.' This detailed manuscript outlines and explains such techniques and methods as mesmerism and hypnosis, table-tipping, slates, automatic writing, book tests, 'reading' techniques and Q&A, spirit manifestations, the Ouija board, and much, much more. The text also touches on escapology, quick change, and other magical techniques. Just imagine showing a spectator a single word and then having them just think of any letter from that word. Next, you ask them to think of another word that begins with the letter they just thought of moments ago.
You can begin to reveal details about their thought of item and then reveal their specific thought. There are no weird questions asked, no spelling, no phishing, no maths, they don't say anything or write anything, no dual reality, no pre-show, etc. This trick does NOT work 100% of the time. • Instantly repeat the effect with a different thought of letter • One time set up • Fits in. A full size sheet of newspaper is handed for examination; both the magician and a spectator sign their names on the front of the newspaper.
Without adding anything, the newspaper is openly and deliberately torn-up with the audience plainly seeing the signatures being torn. After the newspaper is torn into small pieces, the magician blows on the pieces. The rough edges of the paper are seen to get smooth, and upon opening the newspaper out, it is restored. But wait, only half the paper is there.
The other half falls to the floor. The audience thinks they are the torn pieces. In Sean Waters release solely devoted to ESP demonstrations with Zener symbol cards, you will acquire the ability to ascertain the right time and place for predictions to come true, along with intuiting when people intend to do you harm. You will learn numerous techniques for duplicating the enhanced abilities of 'psychics'. The secret of how to implant the thought of a single Zener shape in your participant's mind is detailed as well. With the help of a Zener pack, you will aid your onlookers exploration of determinism, the weight of foreknowledge and a litany of impossible seeming demonstrations.
'This ebook is full of practical and highly interesting ideas in mentalism. Great explanations with photos that make reading fun and flowing. I will be mixing Meridian in with my own work with ESP cards!' - Razorsharp is a collection of practical, powerful and entertaining mentalism routines using the simplest, most direct methods. With not a center tear in sight, these routines are designed to be easy to perform whenever, wherever, and whatever the circumstance and deliver the hard hitting moments of mystery your audiences deserve.
Crammed with audience tested effects, fooling subtleties. Nelson reveals the special techniques that enable psychics and mentalists to give spectacular private readings. Successful operators are able to astound and bewilder clients with apparent facts and reason, though unbeknownst to them. Where does this strange and uncanny power come from? It's easy to 'give readings,' to apparently read the innermost thoughts of your subject and to chart their life from 'cradle to grave,' if you possess the technique - the knowledge of how to judge your client. What to tell him or her and how to accurately read their reactions.
Such is the true secret. This is the act that duplicates the effects of, perhaps the world's most famous mentalist. And best yet, no assistants are required.
EFFECT: Performer offers $1,000 to anyone who will prove he uses assistants or confederates. He states that he will pass among them slips of paper and envelopes on which they are to write phone numbers, dates, addresses, questions, etc.
He states he will allow them to keep the slips in their own possession and nevertheless be able to tell what was written. He then passes the slips and envelopes and returns to the stage, asking them to place the envelopes under.