cups & balls sequences\nphases and sequences with balls and cups or candle holders, saltseller covers, ...\n unknown
1584
the discoverie of witchcraft
Unknown
Cups & Balls Sequences
phases and sequences with balls and cups or candle holders, saltseller covers, ...
cups and balls routine\npass i. having placed a ball under each cup, to draw it out again without lifting the cup
pass ii. to make a ball travel invisibly from cup to cup
pass iii. having placed a ball under each of the end cups, to make them pass successively under the middle cup
pass iv. having placed two balls under the middle cup, to make them pass under the two outer ones
pass v. to pass three balls in succession under one cup
pass vi. to place three balls one after the other upon the top of one of the cups, and to make them fall through the cup on to the table
pass vii. to pass three balls in succession upwards through the table into one of the cups
pass viii. to pass two balls in succession from one cup to another without touching them
pass ix. to make three balls in succession pass under the middle cup
pass x. the "multiplication" pass
pass xi. to transform the small balls to larger ones
pass xii. to again transform the balls to still larger ones\n unknown
1876
modern magic
Unknown
Cups and Balls Routine
Pass I. Having Placed a Ball under each Cup, to draw it out again without Lifting the Cup
Pass II. To make a Ball Travel invisibly from Cup to Cup
Pass III. Having placed a Ball under each of the end Cups, to make them pass successively under the Middle Cup
Pass IV. Having placed two Balls under the Middle Cup, to make them pass under the two Outer Ones
Pass V. To pass three Balls in succession under One Cup
Pass VI. To place three Balls one after the other upon the top of one of the Cups, and to make them fall through the Cup on to the Table
Pass VII. To pass three Balls in succession upwards through the Table into one of the Cups
Pass VIII. To pass two Balls in succession from one Cup to another without touching them
Pass IX. To make three Balls in succession pass under the Middle Cup
Pass X. The "Multiplication" Pass
Pass XI. To Transform the Small Balls to Larger Ones
Pass XII. To again Transform the Balls to still Larger Ones
der schwarze wollball\ncompressible pompom ball load, starting out under arm or on thread, advantages of sponge balls listed\n martignoni
1898
die zauberwelt Martignoni
Der schwarze Wollball
compressible pompom ball load, starting out under arm or on thread, advantages of sponge balls listed
the stanyon lessons for the cups and balls\npart 12, including<br/>- the travelling sugar<br/>- four paper balls and plates<br/>- the walnut shells and pea<br/>- thimble rigging<br/>- chinese marbles\nellis stanyon
1938
the jinx 1-50 Ellis Stanyon
The Stanyon Lessons for the Cups and Balls
part 12, including - The Travelling Sugar - Four Paper Balls and Plates - The Walnut Shells and Pea - Thimble Rigging - Chinese Marbles
charles miller's "cups and balls move"\npenetration of cup with ball\ncharlie miller\npenetration of cup with ball\n unknown
1957
the dai vernon book of magic Charlie Miller
fan-ta-cups\ncups to make balls appear during the routine\neugene gloye\nfurther routines with fan-ta-cups\neugene gloye
1962
the new phoenix 351-400 Eugene Gloye
further routines with fan-ta-cups\n- a novel routine with fan-ta-cups\neugene gloye\nfan-ta-cups\neugene gloye
1962
the new phoenix 351-400 Eugene Gloye
cup & ball technique\n- cup & ball opener
three balls placed under three cups gather under one cup, no extra ball\nkarl fulves
1973
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8 Karl Fulves
Cup & Ball Technique
- Cup & Ball Opener
three balls placed under three cups gather under one cup, no extra ball
center of the mat cup load\njennings' loading sequence without the handkerchief\nscotty york\nlarry jennings\nthe larry jennings chop cup routine\nlarry jennings
1975
cups & balls Scotty York, Larry Jennings
Center of the Mat Cup Load
Jennings' loading sequence without the handkerchief
productions - steals - loads\nstealing from the topit, with applications
- xii-a. direct steal
1) egg on fan
2) invisible deck
3) cups & balls
4) dye tube
5) produce scissors
6) balloon to dove
7) flames from hands
8) fishbowl production
9) fountain of silks
- xii-b. indirect steal
1) rabbit and tray
2) molding a rabbit\nbob fitch
1980
topit again & again Bob Fitch
Productions - Steals - Loads
stealing from the topit, with applications
- XII-A. Direct Steal
1) Egg on fan
2) Invisible deck
3) Cups & Balls
4) Dye Tube
5) Produce scissors
6) Balloon to Dove
7) Flames from Hands
8) Fishbowl production
9) Fountain of Silks
- XII-B. Indirect Steal
1) Rabbit and Tray
2) Molding a Rabbit
a ball penetration\nball on top vanishes and appear under it\ntom gagnon\n"a ball penetration" in "the blueprint"
1982
fork full of appetizers Tom Gagnon
a deceptive palm for the cups and balls\nfalse transfer, detailed, "it should be again stressed that the sleight must be performed very slowly, very casually"\nmax malini\ncharlie miller\nfrederick braue
1985
the fred braue notebooks Max Malini, Charlie Miller, Frederick Braue
A Deceptive Palm for the Cups and Balls
false transfer, detailed, "It should be again stressed that the sleight must be performed very slowly, very casually"
up cup\ntwo cups nested, wand pushed in from below, it seems to penetrate lower cup and lift upper cup\nkarl fulves
2004
latter day secrets Karl Fulves
Up Cup
two cups nested, wand pushed in from below, it seems to penetrate lower cup and lift upper cup
dumm gelaufen\nwater monte with three cups, then water turns into confetti, improved method\nchristian scherer\nein falschspiel\nchristian scherer
2014
schlaglichter Christian Scherer
Dumm gelaufen
water monte with three cups, then water turns into confetti, improved method
miller cups and balls\nwith black balls
- opening sequence
- phase 1
- phase 2: the miller penetration
- phase 3: the multiplication of balls\ncharlie miller
2018
the magic of johnny thompson Charlie Miller
Miller Cups and Balls
with black balls
- Opening Sequence
- Phase 1
- Phase 2: The Miller Penetration
- Phase 3: The Multiplication of Balls