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4 Minutes of Fame
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A unique twist on the Cups and Balls that puts the spectator center stage! 4 Minutes of Fame is a very special Cups and Balls routine.
Based on a concept by Dick Williams. Starting about |
Michael Ammar |
7 May 2012 |
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The Fun Shop Cups and Balls
The Cups and Balls done a little differently than most. This is an unusual, direct and very magical cups and balls routine. A white ball, a blue ball, and a red ball magically gather under one cup in different ways.
1st edition 2008, 36 pages, photo |
Kent Gunn |
21 Mar 2012 |
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Devlin Cups and Balls
This is not an ordinary Cups & Balls routine. In this routine the balls are three different colors. The cups are ordinary, yet many magicians will suspect a chop cup set. This routine is nice for the trade show performer in that it resets instantly.
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David Devlin |
30 Jan 2012 |
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The Working Professional's Chop Cup
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This routine was honed through many years of adding segments and cutting others. I approached the idea of developing a Chop Cup routine with two priorities: first, I had no interest in doing a Chop Cup routine that made the spectator |
Jim Sisti |
13 Jan 2012 |
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Fred Kaps' Cups and Balls
As taught by Fred Kaps to Trevor Lewis.
"This Cups and Balls routine has several Vernon touches; but there are alternative strategies which are truly outstanding and characteristic of the master, Fred Kaps." - Trevor Lewis
The warm, bright Mediterranean |
Trevor Lewis &
Fred Kaps |
1 Nov 2011 |
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Ball Thru Glass
The title says it all - a small ball penetrates a solid panel of glass. This is an effect you have to setup before you can perform it. You will need a glass table or some other horizontal glass surface. Best to watch the performance video below.
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Brent Braun |
16 Jul 2011 |
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Cone-Tact
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Dai Vernon's “Ball, Cone and Handkerchief” is a classic of magic. I've always been fascinated with this routine and many (many!) years ago in Italy, I developed the routine that you are finding here in this manuscript.
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Aldo Colombini |
27 May 2011 |
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Tri-Color Cups and Balls
An unbelievable routine using tissue paper rolled into balls.
The routine is basically Leo Leslie’s “Technicolor Cups and Balls” published many years ago by Supreme Magic Co. It is a very colorful routine, easy to do, easy to follow and with a logical |
Rachel Colombini |
4 Mar 2011 |
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John Ramsay's Routine with Cups and Balls
John Ramsay was called "The Magician's Magician" because even for those in the know he could create miracles. He consistently fooled his peers with his incredible skill, misdirection and unique thinking. Here are a few quotes about him:
"... We are |
Victor Farelli |
6 Feb 2011 |
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Sponge and Sleeve
A sponge ball magically travels twice from the magician's hand into the spectator's sleeve.
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Roger Klause |
29 Dec 2010 |
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Table-Hopping Cups and Balls
This is an exceptionally hard-hitting and very magical routine. Scott developed it with the Table-Hopping environment in mind, but it isn't limited to table-hopping venues--Scott also performs this with full sized cups in a variety of different performing ...more |
Scott F. Guinn |
21 Aug 2010 |
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Peanut Butter & Jelly
HERE IT IS! THE ROUTINE THAT EARNED SCOTT A WORLDWIDE REPUTATION...
With just three sponge balls, a purse frame and a "special something" (readily available from virtually any magic dealer), Scott has created a routine that is fun, charming, and extremely |
Scott F. Guinn |
21 Aug 2010 |
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Having A Ball: Three Ball Routine
Scott's version of the classic 3-Ball routine, with some fun twists and turns along the way, including color changes, perpetual productions from the mouth, and more! A lot more variety than most routines of this type.
Scott's clear writing style, combined |
Scott F. Guinn |
16 Aug 2010 |
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The Oldest Deception: Cups and Balls in the Art of the 15th and 16th Centuries
This ebook is a treat for any magic historian as well as for anybody who likes to learn more about the history of the cups and balls. A collection of 20 woodcuts, copper engravings and oil paintings from the 15th and 16th century depicting conjurers with ...more |
Dr. Kurt Volkmann &
June Barrows Mussey |
8 Aug 2010 |
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The Fairytale Of The Silver Pearl
A particularly beautiful routine features a small silver ball or pearl that is removed from a seashell and takes a life of its own. It floats in the air, between your fingers, rides up a small magic wand, travels along the circumference of a large ball ...more |
Peki |
30 Apr 2010 |
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Rupert Howard Magic Course: Lesson 11: Billiard Ball Manipulation
Table of Contents
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The Magician's Dress
- Afternoon Performances
- Evening Performances
Billiard Ball Manipulation
- Introduction
- The Multiplying Billiard Balls
- The Patriotic Balls
- The Transposed Balls
- Cups and Balls
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Rupert Howard |
22 Mar 2010 |
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Rupert Howard Magic Course: Lesson 13: Egg Tricks
Table of Contents
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- The Egg Glass and Handkerchief
- The Egg-Laying Hat
- The Levitated Egg
- The Ring and Egg
- The Egg Bag
- The Human Chicken
- The Ethereal Hen
- The Conjurer's Egg
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Rupert Howard |
22 Mar 2010 |
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Snake Eyes
An ebook with stunning routines using ordinary dice and a deck of cards. These effects are ALL DIFFERENT from the routines in Aldo's two DVD volumes produced by Meir Yedid and called Card and Dice Deceptions.
Contributors include: Howard Adams, Charles |
Aldo Colombini |
21 Mar 2010 |
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To Die For
Aldo's first ebook on cards and dice called Snake Eyes was a big hit. This is his second ebook on card and dice routines and contains most (if not all) of the routines included in his two DVDs Cards And Die Deceptions with many new ones and all |
Aldo Colombini |
21 Mar 2010 |
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Ron MacMillan's Symphony of the Spheres
At the Annual Convention of the International Brotherhood of Magicians (British Ring) at Scarborough in 1957, an unknown magician walked away
with the First Prize - The British Ring Shield. The manipulative act which
caused so much enthusiastic comment ...more |
Lewis Ganson |
11 Sep 2009 |
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