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Do As I Do In The Dark

  • Tuesday, August 3, 2010
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EFFECT :
Performer and spectator each shuffle a pack of cards in
the dark. Performer selects a card from the spectator's pack and
vice versa. The cards are laid on the table beside the packs. The
lights are put on and the cards are found to be identical.
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Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde

EFFECT :
A card selected by spectator while pack is in his own
hands, placed in performer's pack and card selected by performer
from his pack, placed in spectator's pack. These two unknown
selected cards turn out to be the same card. Unprepared packs.
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The Spelling Bee

EFFECT :
From a thoroughly shuffled pack, three spectators each
choose freely any four cards. Each of them mentally selects one
card. Performer, going to one of them and cutting the pack, says,
'Please put your card here,' and he holds out the lower portion of
the pack. 'Now drop your other cards on top of it,' he adds. 
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Think of a Card

EFFECT :
From a long row of cards spread on the table, spectator
merely thinks of one. Pack is assembled and cut, spectator spells
name of his card, dealing one card for each letter and turns up his
card on the last letter.
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Card Spelling 'De Luxe'

EFFECT :
The performer fans the pack showing the cards to be all
different. After having the pack cut several times, a spectator is
requested to cut the cards wherever he pleases; while the
magician's back is turned, remove the top card, note what it is,
insert that card in the middle of the pack and then place the whole
pack in the outside pocket of his coat.
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Incomprehendo Speller

EFFECT :
Spectator selects a card and returns it to the pack.
Spelling name of his card and dealing from the top a card for each
letter, he turns up card on last letter, it is his card.
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Seller's Speller Idea

EFFECT :
Pack is shuffled freely by spectators and returned. Any
card is called for, magician places the pack in his pocket and
proceeds to spell out the name of the card asked for. The last card
he produces proves to be the correct card.
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Sure Winner Spelling Bee

EFFECT :
The magician takes eleven cards, A to J inclusive, and
holds them face down. He slaps the packet twice and turns up the
top card, it is an A. He puts the next card under the others. He
turns up the new top card, it is the deuce. Proceeding in the same
way, one card dealt face up, the next one placed under the others,
the cards come out in order from A to J.
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The Double Speller

EFFECT:
The pack is given a genuine shuffle and is handed to a
spectator who deals it into four heaps, face down. He looks at a
card at the top or bottom of any heap, notes it and replaces it. A
second spectator does the same. You reassemble the pack. One of
the cards is named and you spell it out, the card appearing on the
last letter. Continuing from there you spell out the second card.
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Quadruple Spelling

EFFECT :
Packets of cards are handed to several people who are
requested to think of any card in their respective packets. All the
cards are returned to the pack which is shuffled by the performer.
The spectators in turn spell their mentally selected cards, letter by
letter, the performer, taking off one card for each letter, reveals
each card on the last letter of its name.
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Peculiarities of the Pasteboards

EFFECT :
From a borrowed pack three cards are freely selected,
returned and the pack shuffled. Performer spells out a card at
random and on the last letter that card appears. Pack is handed to
a spectator and he spells the name of his card, it too answers to
its name. Second spectator names his card, pack is cut and it
appears on the top. The third spectator takes the pack, names his
card and it turns itself over face up, amongst the others.
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Superlative Speller


Effect :
Borrowed pack laid on table and spectator cuts. He
chooses either heap, cuts this and looks at the bottom card of the
cut. The cut portion is replaced and the pack reassembled. The
card looked at is named and the magician spells it out, taking off a
card for each letter. and at the end of the spelling shows the card
selected.
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Knock Out Speller


Effect :
Any pack shuffled freely and spread on the table, a
spectator removes any card he wishes, looks at it and replaces it
at the spot from which he took it. Magician gathers up the pack,
the card is named and he spells it out, dealing a card to each
letter, finally turning up the card.
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Sleight Of Foot

EFFECT :
Magician never touches the cards; still he finds a
selected card in the pack.
Magician asks someone to shuffle a pack of cards, and then to
divide the pack into several heaps on the table. A spectator is
requested to remove a card from the center of any heap, note the
card, and replace on the top of any heap. The heaps are then
replaced one on top of another, and pack may then be cut several
times, squared, and placed on floor.
Magician now, with his foot, kicks the pack, and the cards slide
apart. He indicates the card just below the point where the pack
breaks most prominently, and this card is found to be the chosen
card.
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The Secret Mathematician

THE EFFECT :

From any thoroughly shuffled pack a spectator cuts a
packet and shuffles it. This is placed in the performers inside coat
pocket. The remaining cards are also shuffled by a spectator and
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Eight card brainwave

  • Friday, July 23, 2010
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EFFECT :

It needed eight cards (pic1). You have to choice a card. I put it down. Then I show you all the seven cards back in my hand (pic2) and also the chosen ones back (pic3). You can see all cards same back except the chosen one.
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Jumping egg trick

  • Tuesday, July 20, 2010
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Effect:


Now I wanna share a very simple trick of magic.


You need a glass and an egg. Take the egg and put it inside the glass. Tell your friends you can turn the egg with out touching the egg or the glass. And bet 10 taka for it!
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Vanish A Card In Thin Air


EFFECT :

A playing card is held in the magician's hand in clear view of the audience. Suddenly and unexplained, the card vanishes into thin air and the magician's open hand can be seen to be completely empty. Then, just as suddenly as the playing card was vanished, it is plucked out of thin air again and is clearly shown to be in the magician's hand.
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Magic

  • Friday, July 16, 2010
  • By Shawn
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Now a days every one knows that Magic is not really magic!

It is a combination science and practice. So it is not imposible to learn it.

From now we will try to learn and practice magics.

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