Here's a knockout triple prediction that may well be the highlight of your act.
You number three large, 8.5" x 11" cards as Numbers 1, 2 and 3. On each you write a prediction, one for each of three people in the audience who agree to assist in the experiment. Another person acts as a witness, keeping a record of the spectator's thoughts. (Note to mental magic buffs: This is not your grandfather's old "four-for-one method.")
Incredibly direct and easy to do. Makes a terrific climax to your mental routine. If we could be so bold, this allows you to perform a similar routine as that using the "Mental Epic" prop, but in this method, you use three pieces of art board or cardboard. No dealer prop necessary.
This manuscript was expensive when first brought out, selling for a whopping $60.00 in today's money. The author priced it high to keep it exclusive and away from so-called "curiosity seekers."
Reviews:
"As an addition to [any performer's] act, it should cause a lot of favorable comment." - Sid Lorraine
"Unapproached for cleanness and terrific climax. It's perfect." - Max Holden
Magic World Publishers revised and enlarged edition features four new chapters.
1st edition 1951, PDF 15 pages.
word count: 4392 which is equivalent to 17 standard pages of text
