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WJ12-01
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OSCARIt's too late for this year (2007) but never too late to get ready for next year (February 24, 2008)! This Mental Magic effect lets you predict the Golden Guy winners in your Audience Choice awards for Best Movie, Best Actor and Best Actress. Add Oscar to your show and roll out the red carpet! The envelope, please! |
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WJ12-02
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Clear Clipboard PredictionThe basic effect is clearly not new. What IS new is
the method for accomplishing it in a way that only
requires inexpensive supplies from your local Staples or
Office Depot (or use my on-line suggested sources).
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WJ12-03
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Forked!From Fred Goode: A routine of fork bending for the restaurant worker, table hopper, or close-up performer. Show your audience that Uri can't hold a candle to you, when you not only bend a fork, but cause it to roll up into a ball. |
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WJ12-04
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Telematic Prediction Box RevisitedIn Al Mann's Pandora's Box manuscript, he writes of a Telematic Prediction box put out by a Dr. "B" in 1958. I found flaws with the original box and worked them out in this variation. The article also describes how to make a special mentalists' gimmick and other uses for it. |
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WJ12-05
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Brainpower!From Jim Gerrish & The Wiz Kids: It could be presented as another prediction effect, but you probably already have plenty of those. Instead, try Jim Gerrish's version of "thought control," where you apparently take over the brains of several spectators or even the entire audience and make them do things in spite of themselves! |
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WJ12-06
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Stephen Christopher's Here is an idea from Stephen Christopher for a quick and easy solution for those who want to perform a multiplying bubble routine. For beginners, I've added instructions from Jean Hugard's Magic Monthly on how to do a basic multiplying billiard ball routine with bubbles or any other type of ball. For seasoned pros, I've added Hugard's shelless production of four balls and my own bunch of tips and ideas. |
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WJ12-07
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Water Witching CardsThis routine from Professor Spellbinder will teach you (and your audience) about dowsing or "water witching." The spectators will freely select playing cards and hide them randomly in a deck. Then, as they imagine their cards floating in a stream of running water, you, as the water witch, successfully locate the cards with your trusty water witching wand. |
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WJ12-08
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Voodoo HoodooThe Shaman (thats you!) gives a demonstration of Voodoo using a little homemade voodoo doll and a large hatpin. A spectator takes on the role of the high priestess of magic and gives you a wound to remember her by. Bonus Effect: Hatpin Prediction. |
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WJ12-09
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Mystic MosaicProfessor Spellbinder reaches into his bag of memories and brings forth this long forgotten routine that adds mosaic tile casting to the seance proceedings. Colorful ceramic and stainless glass tiles are scattered about on a circular or square tray or table. A pattern is thought of by those in the seance circle and the tiles mysteriously form themselves solidly into a mosaic with the chosen pattern featured. The pattern can then enter further into the seance in a variety of ways covered by the article. |
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WJ12-10
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The art of using but a single ungimmicked slate for spirit writing at the Séance table is explored by Professor Spellbinder. He gives the historic roots of the method as used by P.T. Selbit and others, along with routines they published for non-séance magic from the early 1900's. Then he brings the effect up to date with colored chalks and sends it back to the earliest days of magic by conjuring up a spirit guide with it. |
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WJ12-11
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Parallel
Universe (the Stage Version)
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Published by Imagineering Magic |
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