A collection of incredible close-up effects with borrowed finger rings! Some in conjunction with the performer's own ring or other props. All are stunners! There is not a "pipe dream" or "strictly theoretical" item among them. Every effect has been performed many, many times. With this fine collection of effects at your disposal, you can select one or several of them and perform magic that people will remember!
Magic with borrowed rings has special audience appeal because finger rings are important and valuable. They are extremely personal items. People show pride in themselves as well as love and affection toward others by the visible symbol of a finger-ring. Old-time stage magicians new the entertainment value of borrowing a ring, destroying it, and later producing it unharmed from inside a nest of boxes, an egg, or a walnut shell. Today's close-up performer can create similar audience interest by using that very "personal" item--a borrowed finger ring!
Over twenty-five effects are described in this large size, typeset book, line drawing illustrations accompany the text to clarify key points. Every reader should be able to find something of interest.
Contents Include:
Chapter One - The Spectator's Ring Links
The Himber Ring (Richard Himber): explained Routine For The Himber Ring Reputation Ring (Steve Dusheck): using 2 matching rings, one gimmicked Locked Ring (Steve Dusheck): borrowed ring onto a necklace Dusheck's Ring Trick (Steve Dusheck): flying ring, no reel Ring Finale (Steve Dusheck): useful for other ring tricks Rubber Ringer (Bill Kalush): ring on rubber band
Chapter Two - Ropes, Rods And A Ring
Ring On Stick A La Hoffmann: from Hoffmann's Modern Magic Ring On Stick - "The Art Of Magic" (T. Nelson Down) Ryan's Rope, Ring And Rod (Jim Ryan): with a borrowed ring Repeat Ring Release (Dr Dan McDonald): ring off a rope, uses a gimmicked ring, but most can be done with a borrowed ring A Ring Trilogy (Scotty York): uses four rings, three gimmicked Stand-Up Ring Routine (Scotty York): stand up version of above Ringer (Scotty York): borrowed finger ring on/off a rope Another Ring Move (Earl Nelson): ring off rope move The Faustus Ring (Dan Garrett): ring on rope move, borrowed ring Walkoff (Steve Dusheck): borrowed ring removed from a knot on a rope Routine For Walkoff (Steve Dusheck): for a Himber ring or two duplicate rings Ring - Knot Really (Michael McGivern): ring release from knot, a borrowed ring
Chapter Three - Assorted Tricks With Rings
Notes From Modern Magic The Flying Ring To Pass a Ring From the One Hand to Either Finger of the Other Hand To Pass a Borrowed Ring Into an Egg Ring-Opening (Roland Hurley): an opener for a close-up show, uses three similar rings, two gimmicked The Ring's The Thing (Scotty York): Scotty's variation Concorde (Stephen Tucker): borrowed ring on ribbon in an envelope Glitter Ring (Jerry Mentzer): crushed and restored borrowed ring I.O.U. (Steve Dusheck): with a special pen and a borrowed ring Ring-A-Ding-Ding (Steve Dusheck): build a ring pull Ring On The Finger (Takeshi Nemoto): using a half-ring The Red Diamond (Steve Dusheck): quickie with a card and a ruby/diamond ring Color-Changing Ring (Steve Dusheck): narrow-band ring to larger ring Eggsceptional Eggs (Steve Dusheck): ring ends up in a nest of plastic eggs Ring Into Saltshaker (Jerry Mentzer): special shaker made from a glass salt shaker Ring In Salt (Steve Dusheck): another version Impromptu Ring Into Saltshaker (Jerry Mentzer): use with any shaker Tit For Tat (Bill Tadlock): ring to key case Impromptu Ring Flight (Richard Bartram, Jr.): borrowed ring changes to a coin, the ring is found in a coin purse Vanishes For Rings: some suggestions for vanishings rings Commercially Available Ring Tricks: a half dozen products listed Other Selected Reading: some suggested resources
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