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| Although the handling of the cards in this fine trick, in which a chosen card reverses itself in the pack, is not that of the orthodox double lift, the principle involved is the same and for that reas... |
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| After having shuffled a borrowed deck, a spectator chooses a card, returns it to the deck and again shuffles. The magician, claiming that by the use of a certain charm, a rabbit s foot, he can infalli... |
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| A deck of cards is removed from its case and handed to the spectator for shuffling. It is a genuine/ unmarked deck - not gimmicked in any way. The spectator shuffles the cards until he is satisfied an... |
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| You give a spectator a face up deck. He deals the cards into a pile turning each card face down. He deals through the complete pack in this manner forming a face down pile. At any point he leaves a ca... |
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| Performer places five cards in a row on the table, turns his back and asks a spectator to look at one of the cards, remember it, and replace it in its original position. Magician then gathers up the f... |
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| A card is dropped inside of a book. Magician shows the book on both sides and his empty hands to the audience. Suddenly the card rises up in a bewildering fashion from the book.... |
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| Four bridge hands are dealt and the players remember as many of their cards as possible, or list these cards. The conjurer assembles the pack, shuffles, and deals to each player the hand he originally... |
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| A chosen card should always be revealed in as striking a manner as possible. This effect affords a double surprise, because you divine a number merely thought of and use this number to locate a chosen... |
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| Performer asks a spectator to select card from a deck. He then picks up an envelope and a piece of ribbon. Showing the envelope empty, he makes a hole in the center of it with his knife. Through this ... |
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| A Challange to get a car into a card into a small envelope without bending it.... |
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| Three cards are first selected separately by various people and each time assistant correctly names them. Now three more are selected by different people and as each is drawn an ordinary envelope is h... |
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| A card is selected and returned to the pack, which is then shuffled together some face-up and some face-down. The cards are spread and they have instantly turned the right way around again, except for... |
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| A card is made to vanish from beneath a handkerchief and reappear reversed in the center of the deck. If you wish, you can have the card selected and marked for later identification before beginning t... |
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| The spectator apparently sees IN HIS OWN deck, a card which he finds that he has placed in his pocket several minutes before!... |
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| A Routine to make a mixed pack of cards all face to same way.... |
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| A person thinks of a card and you instantly produce it, thus proving by conjuror s logic that you have read his mind.... |
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| This impressive feat may well pass as a demonstration of genuine mind reading.... |
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| This is a very quick and surprising effect. A spectator shuffles a pack of cards and cuts it into two roughly equal portions. Incredibly, when the packets are turned face up, one consists of all the r... |
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| Deck of cards is spread out in a row. Performer turns his back and spectator picks up one to ten cards from one end of row, shuffles them, remembers one, places them on other end of pack, and squares ... |
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| This is a variation of Dai Vernon s "Twisting the Aces." Included in this routine is a new reversal procedure that can be used within the Vernon routine.... |
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