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Customer rank: +5 Annemann describes a wealth of forty pieces in this wonderful booklet. The first, "Call me up sometime" is a beautifully direct telephone miracle. This is a prime example of Annemann's mantra of 'effect before method'.
I found the following line from Annemann's introduction funny:
I like to do these things so well that someday I'm going to write a twenty page introduction and follow it with one trick! Trouble is, however, that after that harangue the trick will HAVE to be good.
first edition, 1934; 50 pages.
Table of Contents | page | | page |
- Call Me Up Sometime
- The Borrowed Deck Tragedy
- Help Wanted In The Dark
- A Thought Is Fathomed
- Your Nose Knows
- A Rule Of The Thumb
- A Handkerchief Is Selected
- A Card Is Found Once More
- Odd or Even, Which?
- The Alternate Detection
- A New Kink
- Annemann's Eight-in-a-Row Location
- Red or Black
- The Challenge Of The Year
- The Mind In Retrospect
- The Five Thought Effect
- The Guessing Contest
- The Two Person Location
- A Couple of Cards Get Together
- The New Deal Card Code
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- The Perfect Club Slate Routine
- Fair and Square
- Dual Sympathy
- Another Sympathetic Mystery
- Triplets By Chance
- The Last of The Think Stop Tricks
- Your Card!
- The Tune Detective
- The Mindreader's Dream
- Music In The Air
- A Quaint Happening
- The Prophecy of Occurrence
- The 203rd Force
- Nickles On The Brain
- Despair Of The Devil
- The Lady And The Gentleman
- The Bell Mystery
- Three Cards - The Three Numbers
- The $1000 Test Card Location
- Dead Men Tell No Tales!
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word count: 18159 which is equivalent to 72 standard pages of text
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