A single cigarette appears in your left hand, which you take away with the right one to open it openly in your right jacket pocket. In the meantime, a cigarette appears in the left fist again. As before, this is also taken away and put in your pocket - and again a cigarette has been released on the left.

This process repeats itself again and again, which creates the impression that they could make any number of cigarettes appear.

The whole thing looks like real magic on your viewers, especially if you continuously increase the pace.
During the demonstration of this routine, the hands can be shown at any time and their viewers even believe that they no longer have control over what happens to them.

A delicious comedy sequence that fits into any type of performance. (It doesn't always have to be cigarettes!)

You will also find an excellent manipulation routine in this issue described by Bengt Nilsson:
The box of a certain cigarette brand turns into the box of another brand.
Then a cigarette rises from the box before the latter suddenly turns into a banknote.

You can see that you keep a non -burning cigarette between your lips, which prompted you to turn the banknot on into a matchbook. They ignite the cigarette - and hold the banknotes in their hands again, which they slowly fold up to finally produce a large silver coin out of it ...

A particularly strong aspect of this routine is the clean handling of the controlled opponents. For example, the banknote is shown from the front and back before it visibly turns into the matchbook, which is also shown on all sides.

As a bonus, Lewis Ganson describes them a very strong handsome cigarette swing by Luis Gavilondo.

You receive:
the booklet (DIN A4) with 21 pages, 25 photographic illustrations; It is fixed.