While in earlier times the magicians from a greater distance from the audience offer their miracles on stage, they are often very close to their viewers these days. Showing magic tricks in the small circle, close to the audience, maybe also sitting at the same table, has become a very usual situation. And woe to the magician who asked the reason to show something on the grounds that they have nothing to do with them.
A magician should therefore be able to show something practically at any time and anywhere and preferably with things that are there.
If you have a few pieces of paper and napkins, a match brief, a pen, a card game, a safety needle and a piece of cord, you are already well equipped with suitable props. How to captivate your audience explains to them Harlan Tarbell In this lesson based on 25 tricks, all of which can be shown in direct contact with their viewers. There are tricks from the repertoire as famous as Milbourne Christopher and Richard Himber. You learn among other things G.W. Hunter’s Puzzle nodes, which represents an absolute cult game and Joe Berg’s Paper napkins cereals, the trick technique of which can also be transferred to many other tricks.
Lesson 36 very close - Close up
Christopher’s Double game
Joe Berg’s Thoroughly
Tarbell’s Sugar sign
Christopher’s Coin made of matchwrits
Christopher’s Perfectionist match
Couple routine of Audley Walsh
Care wood by safety needle
Care wood on the edge
The Cartesian match
Button
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Christopher’s Fingertips telepathy
The phantom security pin
Ring, cord and safety needle
Second version of ring, cord and safety needle
Tom Osborne’s Ring and ghost knot
A simple false knot
The ring in the knot
A fountain feather finesse
Paper napkins back and forth
Clairvoyance with wax painting chalks
Refined nodes
Order handles with disappearing nodes
G. W. Hunter’s Puzzle node
The bachelor's needle
60 pages, translation and commentary Franz Kaslatter, Cover photo: Alexandra Meschede
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