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| A Stand up Bill - Borrow a dollar bill, fold it in half lengthwise and crease it sharply. Opening the fold slightly, you put the bill on the table so it sits like a long tent. You start by making a fe... |
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| Credit card trick: Borrowing a spectator’s credit card (license or photo ID) the magician throws the card at the spectator, but instead of hitting him – IT FIRES back at the magician into the same han... |
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| Business Card trick. Ask for a spectator’s business card (especially if he asks for yours) and tell him that you will place it with yours. "Don’t worry it won’t be lost. I always carry around a s... |
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| A feather dropped from a height, instantly stops when commanded.... |
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| The following routine employs Downs Eureka Pass and Roll Down Production of Four Coins in a novel combination of effects.... |
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| Straw in a bottle. A straw is placed down the mouth of a bottle and from command of the magician it jumps and floats.... |
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| Animated Match – "everyone knows that fire is lighter than air, so let’s prove it." Light a match and let go – the match floats for several seconds!!!!... |
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| Animated Pencil – taking a pencil (or pen) from someone, it is placed on a table and slowly the instrument begins to move back and forth and is finally handed out for examination.... |
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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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| Performer rolls handkerchief in his hands and pretends to place it in his closed left hand. His right hand goes into his trouser s pocket and then comes out again. The audience believes that the handk... |
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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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| A rubber band is looped around its self and the spectator is asked to put a pencil in one of the loops, you can predict that when the band is pulled the pencil is caught or not on the rubber band. Thi... |
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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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| This can be considered a quick copper-silver transposition effect.... |
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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 cigarette is soaked in water and then rolled between the hands. The cigarette disappears and a dollar bill appears in its place. ... |
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| The performer shows that his hand is empty, and then proceeds to produce a cigarette from his elbow.... |
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