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      1. ... Story of The Other Cheek
      29. The Story of "Horse Thief Larsen"
   27. Orville Meyer Bullet Catching Trick
   31. Annemann's Legacy - Richard Webster
   31. Tick Tock Psychometry - Richard Webster
   31. The Birth of a Book - Max Abrams
   32. Hewitt's 30th Century Television - Hewitt and Annemann
   33. Think of a Card - Annemann
   33. Anemone - Michael De Marco
   34. Written Card & Clock Prediction - Cushing Strout
35. Magicana - A Magazine Within A Magazine - James Patton, editor
    35. Controlled Prophesy - Max Abrams
    36. Intermission - James Patton
37. Random Ramblings - David Southard
38. Under the Banyan Tree...

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   • S.A.M. Convention - Chicago, IL
   • FISM '94 - Yokohama, Japan
55. Free Classified Ads
55. Professor Hockmann Exposes Houdini's Handcuff Escape! - Paul Butler
58. Cartoon - John Kaplan
66. Fulminations #25 - Gary Ouellet
    • Ouellet is Ernase without the Pizzazz
    • Vallarino's Staircase Control - Jean Pierre Vallarino

69. Genii - Volume 57, Number 2 - December 1993 - 64 pages
69. Cover - Vik and Fabrini Special Issue
73. In This Issue - contents
86. The Genii Speaks - Erika Larsen
87. Brazil And Its Magicians - Enio B. M. Finochi "Li-Tang", compiler
    87. Introduction - Enio B. M. Finochi...

November 1994 - October 1995
Irene Larsen, Publisher and Dante and Erika Larsen, Editors

944 pages

1. Genii - Volume 58, Number 1 - November 1994 - 68 pages
1. Cover - NBC's "World's Greatest Magic"
5. Contents
9. The Genii Speaks - Erika Larsen
10. Letters Department
    • Pat Hennessy
    • Nathan Jenkins
    • Al Portwood
    • Erika Larsen
11. A Word From Our Publisher - Irene Larsen
11. Genii Guide to Advertisers
14. Genii News - Magic News - compiled by Erika Larsen
    • Credit Card Carney
    • Impressive Numbers
    • Gathering Magic
    • Library of Congress
    • More Vegas
    • Thanks for the Memories

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   1. ... It Away, Sell It! - Tony Giorgio
63. The Giorgio Letters - Tony Giorgio
64. Braintwister of the Month - Mel Stover
    • Sixophone
65. Tips & Bits - T.C. Tahoe and Friends
67. Light from the Lamp - Jamy Ian Swiss
    • Tullock: The Real Truth About Trade Show Magic and a Lot More! - Eddie Tullock
    • Card Stories - Ariel Frailich
    • The Art of Close-Up Magic, Volumes 1 and 2 - Lewis Ganson
    • The Baby Bag - Algonquin McDuff
    • Using Magic to Prevent Drug Abuse - Stan Davis
    • Darwin's Inexpensive Illusions - Gary Darwin
    • Miracle Material, The Close-Up Magic of Michael Kaminskas - Michael Kaminskas ...

A magician holds a card and then changes it to a poker chip, paper money, a coin, or any small flat object. The method is based on a black-art principle and thus best suited for a stage or video performance where lighting and angles can be controlled well. Making the gimmick involves arts and crafts.

1st edition 2022, video 23:04.

The magician draws a coke can on the back of a playing card. With a wave of his hand, the card changes to a real coke can.

Please note that this only works from a very narrow viewing angle and thus can only be successfully performed when a camera is between the performer and the spectator which allows precise control of the viewing direction. The gimmick is easy to make.

1st edition 2022, video 13:11