WJ21-01
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The original idea came from Karrell
Fox's, “Thot-Dot” from his book Another
Book. I have only put some Wizard touches on it and
brought it out again so as not to lose the baby in a sea
of bath water. You ask the audience if they have ever
heard the expression “Signed, Sealed and
Delivered.” You then give them a demonstration of
that, in which a mentally chosen card is "Signed,
Sealed, and Delivered" to the person who is only thinking
of one of the 52 cards in the deck.
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WJ21-02
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You may be of the opinion that the world does not
need another Mismade Flag Trick, but you haven't yet seen
Wiz Kid Wilhelmina's original twists put to the old
effect. For one thing, she does not use a change
bag ... that would be too easy. She doesn't use a dye
tube you have ever seen before, either. Instead, she
rolls up a piece of clear cellophane about the size of a
number 10 envelope... yes, you can see right through it
at all times... and time after time makes the silks
transform from one flag to the next without giving you a
clue as to how it is done. She doesn't
"accidentally" drop the blue silk on the floor,
either. Instead she empowers a little helper to
hilariously "kidnap" the blue silk again and
again without even knowing how he is doing it.
Professionals will USE this; all others need not apply.
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WJ21-03
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This e-Book continues where Flower Power
left off, but is focused on how to make your own
realistic spring flowers in a variety of styles... and
what to do with them afterwards. In this e-Book I
describe some other spring flowers that can be made,
according to type of flower. I also provide more uses for
the realistic spring flowers and include instructions for
how to make your own production corsage boxes, some
interesting history lessons on spring flowers you may
have missed, and other things of interest to those who
like to add the beauty of flowers into their magic acts.
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WJ21-04
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Combined with the Sefalaljia magic of Stewart James,
Paul Curry, Elizabeth Warlock, Jim Gerrish and Professor
Spellbinder (and probably others as well), Wiz Kid
Qua-Fiki weaves a tale of the magic Babushka headscarf
that is filled with the spirit of the Russian witch and
fortune teller, Baba Yaga. OK, so the truth is, he has
turned Sefalaljia into a tablehopping routine that uses a
simple men's handkerchief (the Babushka) to perform a
complete ten minute (or so) show at each stop. He came up
with a new examinable variation of the "Haunted
Hank", adds a "Haunted Spoon," Knotted
Rope, Linking Ropes, Finger Ring and Rope, and ends with
the ring vanishing and reappearing inside a set of nested
Babushka Dolls.
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WJ21-05
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"Necessity is the mother of invention." Or
so Plato was supposed to have said and many others have
agreed since then. Qua-Fiki was getting ready for a
table-hopping gig in the Poconos this summer and
discovered that his hands are currently too small to palm
playing cards effectively in a close up environment. His
solution will surprise you and it seems to be brand new,
so chalk up another invention to Qua-Fiki. He explains
how he will use it in his "Ambitious Card"
routine, so that the spectator's signed card vanishes
from the deck and ends up back in the card box with no
need for palming. Even if you have large hands, but want
to avoid palming a card to get it from one location to
another for whatever reason, you may be able to use
Qua-Fiki's solution.
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WJ21-06
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Ace Chaser is Qua-Fiki's variation of "Chase the
Ace," usually attributed to Ken Brooke but actually
invented by Eddy Taytelbaum in the late 1940's under the
name "Find the Ace." No matter. A lot of
magicians have contributed to it since then, including
Ken Brooke of England, Jim Gerrish, Joe Monti, and now
Qua-Fiki is taking it to new heights. Suffice it to say
that Qua-Fiki can show all three cards, faces and backs,
quite openly and in his hands - seemingly
"gaffless." So can you by printing out and
constructing the jumbo cards following Qua-Fiki's
directions. You can also include Qua-Fiki's variation of
Paul Harris' "Twilight Angel" on the back of
the jumbo Ace of Hearts if you wish. It's all described
in the e-Book.
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WJ21-07
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This trick, and many others like it, are based on
“A Sucker Card Gag” invented by 1931 by Mr.
Lynn Searles and first published by him using a single
“Stung!” card in Sphinx (Mar 1932). There have
been many variations on the original idea over the years.
What differs in most of these variations, is the method
by which the “Vanish” card is replaced by the
“Stung” card, as well as the way in which the
“Vanish” card reappears at the end.
My version makes it possible for all the cards to be
handled by helpers from the audience. Most innocent of
all, I use a manila envelope with a large window cut in
the center, allowing the audience a clear view right
through the envelope.Finally, I offer a method of making
the vanished "B" card reappear on the back of a
helper, although you can have it appear on your own back
if you prefer. The templates and directions for making
everything are included in the e-Book. Also includes, as
a bonus, a pocket version of the trick that you can
perform anywhere.
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