Routines performed and explained:
Top Chrono: Your wristwatch vanishes and appears knotted in the center of a rope.
Routines performed and explained:
Top Chrono: Your wristwatch vanishes and appears knotted in the center of a rope.
Rhodo Box Mystery: A clear box full of playing cards is shaken to mix cards. Packets of cards are shuffled and handed out. A card is selected from one group and lost in the packet. You pretend to memorize the packet with the selection. The spectator names his card and you immediately announce the exact position of the card in the deck. The spectator counts down and finds the selection. As a kicker ending you now name every single card in the second spectators packet. The impossible routine is accomplished through the devious clear box, which is easily made. Includes two bonus routines with the box.
McBloom: A brown paper bag is shown empty and an entire fast food meal is produced from it -- burgers, fries, napkins, soda, etc…
Stringing You Along: An impossible routine where the spectator shuffles the deck, cuts it into three piles and eliminates one. The procedure is repeated until only one card is left. The card matches a prediction, which has been in full view throughout the routine.
Blind Complicity: You write a prediction on a post it note. A spectator touches any facedown card and the post it note is glued on the card and the card is lost in the deck. A second spectator touches the face of any card. When the free selection is removed it is seen to have the post it note glued to it. When the post it note is unfolded the name of the card is written on it.
Fakir Royale: A board with nine nails holding lucky charms is displayed with the position of the charms hidden from view. Eight spectators each pull one nail out and keep the charm that falls. One nail is left for you and it is shown to be holding a stack of $100 bills.
Remember the routines are easy to do and are guaranteed to entertain and fool any audience of laypeople or magicians. A Meir Yedid Magic product. Original release date: DVD: June 2008, VHS: 1999