WJ43-01
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The good old Animal Hunter Mental
Mystery on steroids! You make (or buy) this
deck of 50 Animal Picture cards. Several spectators
MENTALLY choose one Animal from the deck and hold the
name in their thoughts only. You turn the deck face down
and simply begin tapping the face down cards as the
spectators MENTALLY spell the name of the animal to
themselves. They each say ONE WORD (Stop!) when they
THINK the last letter. Each card is turned face up and it
is the exact Animal they were only THINKING about.
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WJ43-02
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A solid die is rolled by a spectator on
top of a pack of six randomly chosen cards from an
ordinary deck of cards that have been spread out on a
table. The number rolled is used to select one of the six
cards. The spectator peeks at the card, then gathers up
all six cards and mixes them. The cards are gathered up
and the die is placed on top of the pack of six cards.
Suddenly the die is pushed down through the six cards
penetrating them and drops onto the table (1)! The cards are turned face up
on the table one by one and are seen to be all different,
but only five cards remain (2)!
The one card that was chosen by the spectator has
vanished from the pack! The magician uses the number
rolled by the die when it dropped to the table to count
down in the remaining deck of cards. When the card at
that number is turned over, it is the missing
“vanished” card (3)!
Three magic moments in a row!
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WJ43-03
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This easy-to-make tiny (4" cube)
box can do almost everything its larger cousin, the Hank
Box, or its grandfather, the “Jap” Hank Box
could do. You can make it from cardboard or hardboard and
use it to produce two hidden 18” (or larger) silk
handkerchiefs, as well as other stuff that will fit
inside the box (a baseball, a small statue, a bell...for
example) and surprising stuff that is bigger than the
box, like 8 foot poles, giant bouquets of flowers, etc.
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WJ43-04
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It's the latest SCAM on the Internet-
the cute little doggie that runs and jumps and does all
kinds of tricks, only once you buy one, you discover you
have been SCAMMED! It is a cheap, shoddy import from
China that just lies there looking nothing like the cute
doggie you thought you were buying. But I'm a magician!
I'll show you how to take a realistic doggie
hand puppet and make it act just like the commercials of
the SCAM dog. So naturally, I named mine SCAMP!
Directions and sources are included.
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WJ43-05
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Using $10 decks of playing cards with 54
different movie posters on the faces (Western, Horror,
Sci-Fi, Comedy, etc.), you perform a variety of Mix and
Match card tricks with a spectator. Example: Spectator
freely chooses a card face up for himself, attaches a
sticky note to it with his name signed, and then freely
chooses a Western Poster card face down for you, to which
you attach your own signed sticky note. The two cards
trade places instantly. More card tricks with these cards
are explained. Also, you can save money by using your
computer printer to make your own themed playing cards
and posters if you prefer.
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WJ43-06
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Based on ideas from Ali Bongo's 1987 Book
of Magic (a Whizz Kids Special) I began to make my
own Pom Poms (I couldn't afford sponge balls) and
discovered the advantages of performing sleight of hand
using my wooly creations instead of the more expensive
sponge balls. Buy a ball of yarn from the Dollar Store
and you are on your way!
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WJ43-07
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Using materials available from Littleton
Coin Company, perform the ultimate coin trick of all
coin tricks. For example, show your collection of USA
Quarters from all 50 states. Hand the board to a
spectator and ask him to remove one of the quarters
without showing it to anyone, then drop the coin removed
into a small envelope. The coin removed is named and is
seen to be missing from the display board. Suddenly the
envelope containing the coin bursts into flames, and the
coin is now back in place on the display. That's just one
of many great coin tricks you'll learn: Coin magic for
Coin Collector Magicians*!
* Verified
Magicians who are skilled and knowledgable in coin
magic.
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WJ43-08
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I learned about Krampus from the Wiz Kids, who saved him for rare Bizarre
Christmas performances. In European folklore, Krampus is
described as a "half-goat, half-demon", who,
during the Christmas season, punishes children who have
misbehaved. This contrasts with Saint Nicholas, who
rewards the well-behaved with gifts.
You display a deck of large bizarre
playing cards (Krampuskarten), each bearing a
different image of Krampus. The deck is haunted by evil
spirits who can cut the cards and deal them to spectators
who may dare to take them for exciting adventures
featuring Krampus. During the course of the magic
routine, Krampus proves he is present and knows who the
good "children" are and which children to mark
for carrying off on Christmas Eve (or any date at
midnight). Not for the faint-hearted.
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WJ43-09
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This belongs in the Hardboard and Duct
Tape category. Mine is actually made of cardboard. You
make plaques of Santa and his friends and family, Mrs.
Claus, Rudolph, Elmer Elf ... and more, if you wish. They
can all show up in this effect as you tell the story of
Santa and his Adventures at the North Pole. Meanwhile you
get the kids in the audience calling out the names of
Santa's friends as they appear, one by one... Charlie
Chipmunk, Frosty Snowman, Peter Penguin, etc. They all
come tumbling out of a fireplace chimney, and Santa gets
sent back inside the chimney to search for and rescue
some. It's based on Silly Billy's "Peek-a-Boo
Santa" but it goes much further, and you make it all
yourself using your computer and printer and some cutting
and pasting.
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WJ43-10
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Tarot Cards are linked to the calendar
365 days of the year. You prove this using any deck of
Tarot Cards and an inexpensive (Dollar Store, if you
wish) weekly calendar notebook that you have prepared
yourself, following our instructions.
A spectator freely chooses any day of
the year on the calendar that you prepared. Another
spectator, perhaps his or her soul mate, selects any card
from the Tarot Minor Arcana. The freely chosen Tarot Card
is discovered to be named on the freely chosen calendar
date, showing that the two people have a psychic
connection they never imagined existed. Or perhaps it's
magic!
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