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tator call a Polish psychic, who divines the number, Secret Ways of Al Baker, The and Al Baker s Magical Ways and Means , Al Baker Poupart Trick, The - 3 spectators shuffle a deck, and one of them passes a quarter to a third of the deck to a fourth person. The performer then names the cards held by the fourth person without ever having seen them, Six-hour Memorized Deck, The , Martin Joyal Prediction: Any Card, Any Number - The performer brings out two decks, and hands one to a spectator. The spectator is asked to name a number from 1-52. Performer then takes a face-down prediction out of one deck, and the spectator counts down to his num- ber in the other deck. Both cards match, M-U-M - May 2000, Cody Fisher Prediction Shuffle-bored - Alain Nu s version of Aronson s classic Shuffle-bored , adapted for the Aronson Stack, http://www.simonaronson.com/magiciansonly.htm, Alain Nu and Simon Aronson Premier Book Test, The - Spectator cuts the deck, and removes the two top cards. The spectator is told to add the two values, and turn to that page in a book or magazine, and read the first few words silently. The performer then divines the chosen phrase, Anne- mann's Mental Miracles , Ted Annemann Preposterous - After the performer spreads out a shuffled deck of cards and turns around, a spectator pulls a card from the spread, places it on top of the spread, and cuts the deck to lose the card. The performer then mixes the deck further, and spells the same phrase over and over to eliminate the cards one by one. The final remaining card is the selected card, Full Deck of Impromptu Card Tricks , Ted Annemann (Trick by Martin Gardner) Pseudo Memory - Spectator shuffles deck, and records cards as called off by the per- former. Performer then recalls every card, verified by spectator s list, Self-Working Number Magic , Karl Fulves Pseudo-Phone Book Memorization - 9 cards, each containing a single digit from 1 to 9, are mixed by the audience, and then used to create three randomly-generated numbers. These three numbers are added together. The performer is then able to recall a phone Memory Effects " http://headinside.blogspot.com/ " Scott Cram 43 number from the local phone book that ends with that same number, http://headinside.blogspot.com/2005/03/old-paths-new-directions.html, Scott Cram Psi Stebbins - Spectators select cards in different ways, and performer is able to name them correctly, Ibidem - Issue 11, P. Howard Lyons Psy-Key - The performer takes a borrowed, shuffled ESP deck and asks a spectator to name any four of the standard ESP symbols. One of each symbol is removed from the deck to use as targets. The remaining 16 cards containing the chosen symbols are re- moved from the ESP deck, keeping them in the same order in which they were shuffled. These 16 cards are given to a spectator to hold face-down, and the performer directs the spectator as to which pile each face-down card should be placed. When turned over, it is shown that the results are far better than chance would indicate, Combo , Karl Fulves Quaranta - Performer divines a word, a picture, a five-digit number, and a word, each chosen by one of four people from a custom deck of cards, Linking Ring, The - April 1996, Max Maven Quin Taces - Performer looks through a magazine, and writes down a sentence from it. The sentence is then shown to a spectator, who chooses any word in the sentence. The spectator then shares the word with two other spectators, who each remember one of the two consecutive words. The three spectators are then asked to spell their words silently to themselves. Afterwards, the performer is able to name all three words, Quin Taces , Al Mann (Trick by Leo Boudreau) Quin Taces Revisited - Performer looks through a magazine, and writes down a sen- tence from it. The sentence is then shown to a spectator, who chooses any word in the sentence. The spectator then shares the word with two other spectators, who each remem- [ Pobierz całość w formacie PDF ] |
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