preface \n \n louis f. christianer
1916
Louis F. Christianer
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Preface
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the candle, die and handkerchief \n multiple transpositions/travel effects with candle, handkerchief and large die with a glass sheet, hat, tube \n louis f. christianer
1916
Louis F. Christianer
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The Candle, Die and Handkerchief
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the flower box \n novel flower loading method into a box \n louis f. christianer
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Louis F. Christianer
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The Flower Box
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the new ring and egg trick \n finger ring travels into egg \n louis f. christianer \n method in magical bulletin
1916
Louis F. Christianer
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The New Ring and Egg Trick
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Inspired by- method in Magical Bulletin
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the handkerchief and decanter \n silk is shot onto a decanter in a paper bag and appears inside \n louis f. christianer
1916
Louis F. Christianer
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The Handkerchief and Decanter
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the die and apple \n apple in box transposes with large die \n louis f. christianer
1916
Louis F. Christianer
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The Die and Apple
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the card in the pocket \n spectator remembers card and its position, performer removes it and puts it in his pocket \n louis f. christianer \n to discover and pocket (before asking any question) the card thought of by a spectator \n c. o. williams
1916
Louis F. Christianer
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The Card in the Pocket
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Inspired by
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the orange, ring and string \n empty box with string through it, orange and ring vanish and are found inside box with string through them, ring inside fruit \n louis f. christianer
1916
Louis F. Christianer
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The Orange, Ring and String
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the six-coin trick \n six coins in two rows of three, they travel across one by one, no extra coin \n louis f. christianer \n "another invisible journey" (david devant, magic made easy)
1916
Louis F. Christianer
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The Six-Coin Trick
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Inspired by- "Another Invisible Journey" (David Devant, Magic Made Easy)
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the clock production \n large table clock appears under handkerchief \n louis f. christianer
1916
Louis F. Christianer
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The Clock Production
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where's the king? \n two spot cards and a king, king changes into another spot card, king found in pocket, suggestion by john e. fowler \n louis f. christianer \n "the disappearing queen" (magicians' trick, hatton & plate)
1916
Louis F. Christianer
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Where's the King?
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Inspired by- "The Disappearing Queen" (Magicians' Trick, Hatton & Plate)
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the spots stick \n flat small stick with spots \n louis f. christianer
1916
Louis F. Christianer
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The Spots Stick
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paddle move \n \n unknown
1916
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Paddle Move
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use for the card windlass \n using rising card windlass prop for torn and restored paper napkin \n louis f. christianer
1916
Louis F. Christianer
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Use for the Card Windlass
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the coffee canister \n metal vase filled with cotton wool, changes into coffee, prop \n dr. john m. lee
1916
Dr. John M. Lee
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The Coffee Canister
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your trick \n spectator cuts deck, removes a few cards and remembers next one, self-force \n louis f. christianer
1916
Louis F. Christianer
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Your Trick
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gestalt false cut \n deck quickly cut and placed together the same way, brief \n floyd g. thayer
1916
Floyd G. Thayer
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Gestalt False Cut
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a card detection \n cards new deck order, spectator removes any card and puts it in center of cased deck, performer estimates its position, cuts there and looks what it is for later revelation \n louis f. christianer
1916
Louis F. Christianer
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A Card Detection
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re-sealing a deck \n brief \n unknown
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Re-Sealing a Deck
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the vanishing chimes \n under handkerchief, nesting chimes \n louis f. christianer
1916
Louis F. Christianer
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The Vanishing Chimes
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the wandering card and envelope \n signed empty envelope placed on easel, selected card travels inside envelope, black art gaff \n louis f. christianer
1916
Louis F. Christianer
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The Wandering Card and Envelope
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the handkerchief and die \n silks put in tube, die vanishes and appears in tube, silks found in paper cone \n louis f. christianer
1916
Louis F. Christianer
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The Handkerchief and Die
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a tissue paper mystery \n red and white sheet of tissue paper, centers are torn out and restored mis-made into the wrong papers (white has red center and vice versa), then restored correctly, snow storm finale \n louis f. christianer
1916
Louis F. Christianer
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A Tissue Paper Mystery
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moves with the ball and vase \n \n louis f. christianer
1916
Louis F. Christianer
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Moves with the Ball and Vase
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