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Three Graces
by Gerard Zitta

$5

(2 reviews, 3 customer ratings) ★★★

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Three Graces by Gerard Zitta

This is a funny little trick and a very simple plot. You can carry it in your wallet and always be ready, anytime, anywhere, or you prepare it in larger format, and perform it for larger audiences.

Effect:

You show an image of three ladies. The spectator selects one of them, and it was predicted on the back. It is also a funny visual gag. Very entertaining, simple, direct, easy to do, instant reset, and practical.

1st edition 2015.
word count: 1818 which is equivalent to 7 standard pages of text



Reviewed by Gerard Zitta
★★★★★   Date Added: Friday 17 July, 2015

The drawing can be easily modified to make it more modest and prude, by sticking 3 colored dots.

Reviewed by Alan Meyers (confirmed purchase)
★★★★★   Date Added: Wednesday 15 July, 2015

Perhaps I am overly sensitive, but this trick seems to me to border on the mildly indecent. The "gag" is not one I would share with children, nor with most adult audiences for whom I might perform. I might have guessed that from the description of the trick, but I did not, and I want to warn off anyone who might feel as I do about this trick. At the same time, what I am saying in this review might have the opposite effect and actually attract some people to buy the trick. So I don't feel too bad about doing a negative review. :-)