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This ebook is a very serious study of the thinking, the how and the why Slydini's System of Misdirection is so different from traditional forms of misdirection. This thinking, this manipulation of perception, is clearly demonstrated in his 'Coins Through the Table'.

Dennis writes:

On the covers are

• Roy Baker
• Esme Levante
• Al Flosso
• Jay Ose
• The Magic Castle
• Roger Crosthwaite
• Jack Mayes
• Oliver Mackenzie
• Horace Bennett
• Bob Olson
• Valerie and Robert Swadling
• Keith Lawrence

1. Volume 20, Number 1, May, 1964, 28 numbered pages - cover picture: Roy Baker
3. From The Gen Desk - comments from Lewis Ganson
4. Mainly Manipulative
   • Tissue Vanish - Robert Hamilton
5. Magic with Apparatus
   • Out of the Rut - or The Devil of a Box - Norman Rhodes
9. Money Magic
   • Hypno-Tisn't - Horace Bennett
12. Magic for Youngsters
    • Turkish Delight...

Ce livret fait partie de la célèbre série d'apprentissage « Ganson Teach-In » initialement publié par Supreme Magic Inc. Les droits sont maintenant la propriété de Martin Breese que nous remercions pour son aimable autorisation de reproduire ce livret.

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Table des matières

• Sommaire
• INTRODUCTION
• LE TOUR DU FIL HINDOU
• - L'EFFET
• - LE FIL
• - PRÉPARATION
• - PRÉSENTATION
• LE FIL GYPSY PAR MARCONICK ...

An extraordinary magic trick in which the spectators will see four jacks turn face down one by one. For the final climax, the magician explains that sometimes, if poker cards are used for magic, very strange things can happen: That's when the four jacks suddenly turn into a Royal Flush. A trick with which I bluffed the audience and magicians. All you need is a special card, which is very easy to find. But this little effort is really worth it.

An impromptu version of the effect is also described, in which the cards from Ace to Four, one at a time, turn face down and then magically transform...

A new impromptu and self-working card magic effect, in which the magician leaves a prediction in sight, a card is chosen and lost into a packet of a few cards taken at random and, when the prediction is opened and read aloud, what appears to be a joke, magically turns out to be the key to finding the chosen card!

A new self-working card magic effect, always possible to improvise (practically a packet trick) that will both amuse and fool you. The magician leaves a prediction in sight, then sets aside the two red Aces and has a spectator choose any nine cards from the deck. After one of them...

1. ... I.B.M. - Wm. G. Strickland
135. Children's Corner - series by Wilfred H. Tyler
136. Have A Go - J. K. Bays
137. Clocking In - Eric Williams
138. Lighting a Cigarette
138. correction [to pages 117 & 109]
139. Changing a Cigarette - Al Koran
139. The Charlier Interlock - Tom Sellers
140. My Snake in Box - Len Belcher
141. Wrist Reel Magic - Major John Kenyon
142. Routined Manipulation - series by Lewis Ganson
     • Section Nine: Modern Billiard Ball Manipulation [continued]
       • Exercises with the Palm Proper
       • Exercises with the Finger Palm
       • Methods of Vanishing a Billiard Ball
147. Mobile Liquids - Stephen H. Hankins
148. Ken de Courcy Patters On! - column
149. If I Were Presenting...

1. ... Chestnut Corner" - series by Ken Brooke
74. Front Page Personality - Robert Orben
75. Finding the Lady is Easy - E. Malcolm Davison
76. Secret Session - series by Len Belcher
    • Number One
      • Smoke Gets in Your Eyes
77. Seek-A-Rettes - Gerry Findler
78. Unique Coronation Day of Magic - report by Harry Stanley
80. Ken Brooke Demonstrates "The Ken Brooke Linking Ring Count - Part 1" to Lewis Ganson
85. Tom Seller's Tit-Bits - series
    • A Curiosity with Figures
86. Mental Survey - series by Will Dexter
    • No. 14 - The Language Problem

97. Volume 9, Number 4, August,...

Including "s.p.A.C.E.d" - featured in the May 2009 edition of Magic Magazine.

Bottoms up!
Effect: A joker is shown to the audience and placed face up on top of the deck. The cards are then spread and two cards are selected and signed. The selected cards are lost into the centre of the deck. The Joker is displayed on top of the deck and with a wave turns into the first signed card. With a flick, the first signed card turns into the second signed card! Then once placed into the spectator hand, the selection turns back into a joker. For your finale, you place the joker face up on top of the...

Swami is a fascinating mix of traditional Indian magic and contributions by international masters. Sam Dalal writes in his introduction:

made the effect seem a bit too contrived for my performing tastes. Mr. Prager has eliminated these and made the effect one that appears very natural while being even more deceptive than Osterlind's. I am very happy with this purchase, and if you like drawing duplications that appear completely impromptu (and virtually are), then I am sure you will be too." - lumberjohn at TheMagicCafe.com

"Very clever stuff! Nice one José!" - Pete Legend

"Love it, Jose. There isn't an unmotivated move in the routine. The dirty is thoroughly covered. And the method is ingenious. Thanks for releasing...

The cards can be given away to the spectator to keep forever!

The second version is virtually impromptu and may be done with a borrowed deck. The differences in this version are that the queens turn into aces and the queens are reproduced with a flashy (but super simple) flourish. You can then go into any routine you wish, but since you have the four aces and the four queens out and they both...

SEE YA LATER ELEVATOR: This simple Elevator routine is close relative to "Hellraiser" (See Effortless Card Magic). This uses more cards and offers a different finish.

WISH IT WAS LATER: Staying with the Elevator genre - the genesis of this routine lies in a Royal Marriages effect that I published some time ago. Here, two black Jacks rise through the deck, then a spectator cuts them into the deck whereupon...

• ... game of High Card with a kicker surprise ending for the mark.
• Spek-Ulation by Anthony Lendan: A business card magically produces a spectators name written in tiny permanent marker dots left by a sharpie pen.
• Bent Out of Shape by David Neighbors: A Key Bend routine that can be done nearly impromptu with no gimmicks.
• Penned In by Gene Anderson and Dan Harlan: A borrowed dollar bill turns into an IOU only to once again be revealed inside a pen that was in plain view the entire time.
• Striking Art by Angelo Carbone: A drawn match box on a post-it-note produces a real wooden match, and...

David Devlin loves packet tricks. This new eBook contains nine of David's best packet tricks. (Volume two in this series is Packet Racket II.) Some use normal cards, some use gaffs, and some are impromptu. If you think you're getting a book about packet tricks that only magicians will appreciate, think again! This book is a terrific collection of tricks for laymen, restaurant workers, bar magicians, close-up workers, and everyone in between.

All of the tricks in this eBook are packet tricks, but most tend to have a feel of something a little bigger. Most of the effects use standard packet trick methodology...

1. The Wizard - Volume I, Number 1 - September, 1905 - 16 pages
1. Cover - Poster for Maskelyne & Devant's Mascot Moth
2. Hambley's advertisement
3. Notices
3. Introduction
3. Gossip
6. Maskelyne & Devant's Mysteries
7. A Card and Egg Trick
7. Editorial
8. Practical Prestigiation
   • The Incubator Canister
10. note - Maskelyne & Devant in the "Topical Times"
10. The Magic Circle
11. Professional Announcements
12. In London City
12. Correspondence
13. Scissors and Paste
13. The Funny Electric Pencil - Ornum's advertisement
14. Conjuring - Past and Present
14. Pars. From the Provinces
14. A North British Magician's Wooing - humor
15. Harry...

The best pen-through-bill routine you will find!

(If you are interested only in the first penetration phase you can also buy it separately with Real Pen-Etration for much less. You might also want to check out the same effect achieved with different sleights: Driven by Cameron Francis.)

In late 2003 / early 2004 Misleading Mislead stormed into the magic community and quickly gained its self-critical acclaim. However, the full routine had been trimmed down from a two-phase routine to a one-phase trick by the company who produced it. Alan was very unhappy about this as all the hard work and tested moves that took...

The Gypsy Thread trick is one of those classic effects in the same league as a linking ring or cups and balls. A thread is broken into several short pieces and then magically restored into one long piece of thread. Many of the best magicians have made the gypsy thread a feature of their performances: Fred Kaps, Dany Ray, Ricky Jay, Billy McComb, Ali Bongo, Hans Trixer, Marconick and Eugene Burger to name just a few.

Lewis Ganson teaches in detail with text, photos and illustrations the ins and outs of this routine.

This was part of the famous Ganson Teach-In series originally published by Supreme Magic Inc. Rights are now owned...

1. ...
   • ...
   • Music in Mind
50. Al Koran's Swami Hold-Out
50. Information Please? - Douglas Francis
51. Al Koran's K.A.R.D. Kolumn - Al Koran
    • Sleight of the Month: The 'Crimp'
      • How to Crimp for Location
      • The Location Using the Crimp
    • Trick of the Month: Koran's "Miracle Prediction"
53. "Impromptu" Miser's Dream - Chavel
54. Comedy Bits - George Johnstone (U.S.A.)
55. Billy McComb's "Irish Stew" - Chitter-Chatter-Patter
    • Policy
    • Your Name
57. Children's Corner - series by Wilfred H. Tyler

65. Volume 5, Number 3, July, 1949, 32 numbered pages - cover picture: J. K. Bays
71. Editorial - editor's letter ...

• THREE BLIND MICE for Kids by Steve Jones
• NIGHT WATCH by Maurice Phillips
• LETTERS: Bouquet or Brickbat, your chance to have your say.
• THAT ROPE & VASE AGAIN This time by Magini of Ipswich
• HENRIQUE ponders
• SIMON SAYS: This time Lovell's all new MTC
• MENTAL MAGIC: This month Square Bashing from Stephen Tucker
• SUBSCRIPTIONS Don't miss a single issue
• HOW TO SUCCEED Part 14 of Steve Jones Get Rich Quick series
• NEWS & REVIEWS around the studio conducted by Geoff
• MISTAKE: A mental offering from Arun Bonerjee
• WHAT DO I DO NEXT? Ponders Malcolm Yaffe
• RIGHTING A WRONG: A Clever...

Welcome to Issue 8 of Card Shark, the highly anticipated monthly card magazine that contains awesome tricks from magicians around the world. This issue contains five great tricks, which will feed your card magic needs.

We have tricks from Peter Duffie, Cameron Francis, Shaun McCree, John Gelasi and Kyle MacNeill all for only $2.80! A really awesome issue for those that love commercial card magic. So go grab a deck of cards, hit buy and enjoy working your way through five great card effects…

1. Home Spun Psychology by Shaun McCree – An awesome combination of mind reading and magic, ending...

5) Triple Revelation - This impromptu effect is amazing! It is Paul's rendition of a famous routine by Al Baker…only this effect doesn't require a special deck (deck can be borrowed) and doesn't require two forces. This one is a magician-fooler!

6) Telepathic Spectator - This is another of Paul's favorites that he has performed...

An always-ready Any-Card-At-Any-Number effect, with a borrowed deck of cards that will never be touched by the magician and will leave everyone amazed.

This is an Impromptu "Any Card At Any Number" card magic effect that the illusionist is always able to perform, even with an incomplete and borrowed deck, and the most incredible thing is that he will never touch the deck of cards but will simply give all the instructions to the spectator.

After freely shuffling a deck and secretly taking a small group of cards from the center, so that the magician does not even know how many cards it...

• Card can be signed
• Can be done with any number of cards
• Gimmick is very easy to construct
• Very easy to perform
• The magic can happen in the spectators hands
• Uses common everyday objects to give it an impromptu feel
• A great trick to combine with any card under napkin routine
• Over 30 images in this ebook makes learning a breeze
• Bonus included (Wrapped with any borrowed deck)