The New York Magic Symposium — Collection 5

1986
Written by Philip T. Goldstein, Stephen Minch
Work of Various
140 pages (Hardcover), published by The New York Magic Symposium
Illustrated with drawings by Chris Kenner
Language: English, Japanese
47 entries
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Eugene Burger Introduction
10
Daryl Martinez The Multi-Colored Pen starting with "pen writes any color"-gag, out to lunch principle
 		15
Daryl Martinez Risen from the Ashes three peeked-at cards vanish and reappear face up
 		18
Dai Vernon Triple Peek Control
19
Daryl Martinez Glimpse of Bottom card of Face Up Deck
20
Left Handed Glimpse of Bottom card of Face Up Deck
22
Hiroshi Sawa Crash Dice die is placed between two plastic cards and crashed flat
 		24
Richard Kaufman Transparent Lies in effect a large hole in card case disappears with divination presentation
 		27
Self-Cutting Deck
29
Tony Slydini Slydini Switch II using card cases
 		30
Michael Ammar Haley's Comet ball appears in flash and disappears (in topit), lighter disappears
 		33
Bob Fitch, Michael Ammar Bouncing Ball Vanish Variation topit
 		35
Michael Ammar Lighter Vanish topit
 		36
Tommy Wonder Deja ReVurse first selection reverses itself again and again, is torn and changes to second selection
Inspired byRelated toAlso published here 37
Tommy Wonder The Wondereverse reversed card in deck is apparently turned over but stays reversed
Related to 38
Tommy Wonder Turnover of whole Deck as deck is put from hand to hand
 		41
Gaëtan Bloom The Bloom vs. Kulagina Match all matches jump out of box, invisible thread
Variations 46
Scott Cervine Strife in Eden scarf appears and cane splits in two, opening sequence
 		50
Jay Sankey Canned Applause applause is collected in can and can be heard, little hands come out of can
 		53
Jay Sankey Once is Never Enough two jokers paper clipped face to face transpose with 2 signed selections
 		56
Francis Carlyle, Will Goldston Paddle Move
58
Philip T. Goldstein PSI-Con Ruse double ended cards are placed in book (instead of apparatus)
Also published here 63
David Roth Gone but Not Forgotten one of two coins "vanishes" and small dime appears instead
 		68
Ben Harris Spending Spree multi phase sequence with borrowed credit card in deck that finds two chosen selections
 		70
Jeff McBride Subsequent Smoker producing cigarette out of empty crumpled cigarette case
Variations 76
Jonathan Pendragon Beauty Enfolded assistent appears on platform under cape of magician
 		78
Tooru Suzuki Diagonal Slide hole is slid across white paper card
 		82
Shigeo Futagawa Four-Tell On Dice number forced with special colored dice
 		84
Shigeo Futagawa Upon Reflection off-beat word prediction using cards with words on them and mirror
 		85
Shigeo Futagawa 3-D Reflection surprising revelation of three-dimensional dice stuck to prediction cards
 		86
Isao Komine Kirigami Rings paper is folded and cut in special way, out come two linked paper rings
 		89
Masao Atsukawa Fair Exchange two jigsaw puzzles fit face down but not face up
Related to 90
Yoshihiko Mutobe Triple Knockout Spellbound using original sleights and concealements
 		92
Yoshihiko Mutobe Open Display hiding one coin while displaying another coin
 		92
Yoshihiko Mutobe The Mutobe Palm alternative to classic palm
 		96
Yoshihiko Mutobe The Mutobe Vanish featuring Mutobe Palm
 		97
Shigeo Takagi Takagi Thumb-Tie
99
Ray Kosby The Sidewinder Pretzel straight bar-pretzel is pushed into fist and comes out at impossible angles, finally transforms into knotted standard pretzel
 		108
Larry Jennings Orient Express Chinatown Transposition handling, shell, possible with spectator's hand
 		113
Deane Stern Pendu ring is tossed onto cord
 		118
Gary Lee Williams Friends & Lovers un-morbid living and dead test with lovers-presentation
 		121
David Gripenwaldt Spellbound Ring Change ring on string visibly tranforms in different ring
 		127
Paul Cummins Short Sheeted short changing routine, palming bills in gambler's cop
 		131
Pat Hazell Down the Falls, Up the Back popular sight gag in which cards are sprung behind back from hand to hand
Variations 134
Roger Klause Delayed Reaction coin is tossed to other hand but is seen a little later, sight gag using muscle pass
Variations 136
Arthur H. Buckley Muscle Pass brief
 		137
Rick Anderson Ambitions in Bondage ungaffed
Inspired by 138
Data entered by Denis Behr, December 2006.