Magic with playing cards is certainly the most extensive area of ​​magic. Because a card game is the most diverse prop that you can imagine. The number of manipulations, effects and routines presentable with it is huge and new ones are added every day. With a card game in your pocket, you are able to entertain every audience for a good time.

In this lesson Harlan Tarbell Gathered for you via a dozen amazing card effects, which can be mastered with simple means and without difficult handles.

A chosen card jumps out of the card game or it appears in a closed envelope or it is fetched from the demonstrator's jacket pocket by a spectator or it appears in a balloon. You will also get to know a refined prepared card box-the X-ray box-and immediately Tarbell’s Version of this for "non-hobbyists".

A well-known classic is the 6-card trick, in which three cards are thrown several times and yet six cards in the hand of the demonstrator can be counted.

This feat is presented to you in the very different versions of three experienced magic artists.

The conclusion is a breathtaking poker demonstration that makes your audience believe that you are able to hand out any desired poker sheet.

Lesson 73 Card Art 10

• Palm’s high -jump card
• Reneaux’s card in the envelope
• Palm’s ghost cards
• Palhinha’s where is she?
• Haxton’s one of eight
• Haxton’s inspired
• Maldo's 6-card trick version
• Berland’s 6-card trick version
• Crandall’s 6-card trick version
• Fetsch’s version of the card in the balloon
• Rawson’s X-ray box
• A tip for "non-hobbyists"-Tarbell's card reading
• Steele’s ultimate poker deal
• Card stand for the ultimate poker deal
• Appendix for readers of the German -language edition:
  Poker ratings in ascending order

52 pages, translation: Werner Miller, cover picture: Syda Productions / Fotolia