bobo locatrix \n card selected with seemingly fair cutting procedure, key card, location via "trick that cannot be explained" type procedure \n j. b. bobo
1947
watch this one! J. B. Bobo
Bobo Locatrix
card selected with seemingly fair cutting procedure, key card, location via "Trick that Cannot be Explained" type procedure
a prediction supreme \n face-up card placed in face-down spread, used to count/spell to random card, which is predicted. essentially the trick that cannot be explained \n lu brent \n a location supreme \n lu brent \n a prediction supreme \n lu brent \n the trick that takes forever to explain \n darwin ortiz
1956
fifteen star card effects Lu Brent
A Prediction Supreme
Face-up card placed in face-down spread, used to count/spell to random card, which is predicted. Essentially The Trick That Cannot Be Explained
the trick that cannot be explained \n \n dai vernon \n unexpected prediction \n edward marlo \n the ultimate trick that cannot be explained \n roger smith \n uncontrolled prediction \n edward marlo \n inexplicable \n alex elmsley \n triple header \n paul chosse \n using equivoque in "the trick that cannot be explained" \n paul vigil \n the trick that cannot be explained \n charlie miller \n johnny thompson \n thoughts on "the trick that cannot be explained" \n harapan ong
1960
more inner secrets of card magic Dai Vernon
calculated risk \n variant of "the trick that cannot be explained" in which a named card is found \n dai vernon \n harry lorayne \n the trick that cannot be explained \n dai vernon \n calculated risk \n harry lorayne
1962
close-up card magic Dai Vernon, Harry Lorayne
Calculated Risk
variant of "The Trick That Cannot Be Explained" in which a named card is found
unexpected prediction \n \n edward marlo \n the trick that cannot be explained \n dai vernon \n tip - on the unexpected prediction \n edward marlo \n the magician, the fool, and the wheel of fortune \n justin higham \n the unexpected wild card \n paul vigil
1968
expert card conjuring Edward Marlo
asulikeit \n a set of esp cards is used to reveal chosen symbol, "trick that cannot be explained", multiple out, see also p. 758 for comment by marvin johnson \n e. leslie may
1974
the pallbearers review vol. 9-10 E. Leslie May
Asulikeit
a set of ESP cards is used to reveal chosen symbol, "trick that cannot be explained", multiple out, see also p. 758 for comment by Marvin Johnson
the problem \n anecdote about the trick that cannot be explained in a letter to charlie miller \n faucett ross
1975
magic with faucett ross Faucett Ross
The Problem
Anecdote about The Trick That Cannot Be Explained in a letter to Charlie Miller
the ultimate trick that cannot be explained \n strategies and handlings for the trick \n roger smith \n the trick that cannot be explained \n dai vernon
1977
the ultimate card book no. 2 Roger Smith
effect \n mnemonicosis type effect, card is named and located by various means, "in a way, it becomes rather like dai vernon's 'trick that cannot be explained'" \n jack yates
1978
jack's pack Jack Yates
Effect
mnemonicosis type effect, card is named and located by various means, "In a way, it becomes rather like Dai Vernon's 'Trick that cannot be explained'"
jazz magic \n some outs and ideas for improvisational magic to locate "freely named" card \n simon lovell \n the trick that cannot be explained \n dai vernon \n name a card triumph \n jerry sadowitz \n invisible rising card \n paul harris
1989
close up magic to tapdance to Simon Lovell
Jazz Magic
Some outs and ideas for improvisational magic to locate "freely named" card
fate's datebook \n part of "the dazzle act" (starting on page 425 until the end of the book), using a improvisational type of selection procedure \n alex elmsley \n the trick that cannot be explained \n dai vernon \n happy birthday \n simon aronson \n the magician, the fool, and the wheel of fortune \n justin higham
1994
the collected works of alex elmsley — volume 2 Alex Elmsley
Fate's Datebook
part of "The Dazzle Act" (starting on page 425 until the end of the book), using a improvisational type of selection procedure
inexplicable \n with computer program, programmed version of vernon's "trick that cannot be explained" \n alex elmsley \n the trick that cannot be explained \n dai vernon
1996
mouse magic Alex Elmsley
Inexplicable
with computer program, programmed version of Vernon's "Trick that cannot be explained"
business card prediction \n prediction printed on business card, "trick that cannot be explained" type procedure for the force \n david solomon \n business card prediction \n david solomon \n business card prediction \n david solomon
1997
solomon's mind David Solomon
Business Card Prediction
prediction printed on business card, "trick that cannot be explained" type procedure for the force
triple header \n spectator removes any three random cards, they are used to "calculate" name of selection with pseudo rules \n paul chosse \n the trick that cannot be explained \n dai vernon
2004
weapons of mass destruction Paul Chosse
Triple Header
spectator removes any three random cards, they are used to "calculate" name of selection with pseudo rules
jazz chart & favorite licks \n strategies
- opening gambits
- cheating
- a favorite lick
- formula lick
- superior lick
- quick lick
- last dance
- tips and tools \n eric mead \n the trick that cannot be explained \n dai vernon
2006
tangled web Eric Mead
chapter six: conceptual distance \n - physical barriers
-- the hole container
- information barriers
-- case study: the trick that can't be explained
-- information barriers and conservation
-- creating information barriers
-- case study: note under cup
- the veils principle
- barriers of false explanations
- eliminate suspicion before it forms \n darwin ortiz
2006
designing miracles Darwin Ortiz
jaks trick that cannot be explained \n unknown card marked on back, spectator choses it from the face, tttcbe \n dr. stanley jaks
2006
designing miracles Dr. Stanley Jaks
Jaks Trick that Cannot Be Explained
unknown card marked on back, spectator choses it from the face, TTTCBE
face-up spread force \n tabled, in steps, "trick that cannot be explained" \n jörg alexander weber
2008
zauberkunststücke — band 2 Jörg Alexander Weber
Face-Up Spread Force
tabled, in steps, "trick that cannot be explained"
business card prediction \n prediction printed on business card, "trick that cannot be explained" type procedure for the force \n david solomon \n business card prediction \n david solomon
2009
solomon's notes David Solomon
Business Card Prediction
prediction printed on business card, "trick that cannot be explained" type procedure for the force
the trick that andy warhol could have explained \n \n roberto giobbi \n dai vernon \n the trick that cannot be explained \n dai vernon
2012
confidences Roberto Giobbi, Dai Vernon
the previous effect \n how to lead into the 75% production
- basic procedure
- end notes
- spread-cutting \n justin higham \n the trick that cannot be explained \n dai vernon \n the 75% production \n justin higham
2014
the 75% production and the trick with no method Justin Higham
using equivoque in "the trick that cannot be explained" \n strategy to get down to five cards \n paul vigil \n the trick that cannot be explained \n dai vernon \n the moving pencil \n harry lorayne
2017
the doors of deception Paul Vigil
Using Equivoque in "The Trick That Cannot Be Explained"
direct ambigrams \n "the law of non-conservation of card magic & tawanokomu"
two ambigram revelations from a formula and japanese characters, "trick that cannot be explained" application \n harapan ong
2018
principia Harapan Ong
Direct Ambigrams
"The Law of Non-Conservation of Card Magic & Tawanokomu"
two ambigram revelations from a formula and Japanese characters, "trick that cannot be explained" application
on the fundamental structure of routines \n i: linear structures
ii: branching structures
- equivoque
- multiple outs
iii: the trick that cannot be explained
iv: conclusion
v: references \n harapan ong
2018
principia Harapan Ong
On the Fundamental Structure of Routines
I: Linear structures
II: Branching structures
Equivoque
Multiple Outs
III: The Trick That Cannot Be Explained
IV: Conclusion
V: References
on apophenia and coincidence effects \n i: an anecdote (impossible vs. improbable)
ii: infusing intention
iii: connecting random dots
iv: another anecdote ( "trick that cannot be explained")
v: references \n harapan ong
2018
principia Harapan Ong
On Apophenia and Coincidence Effects
I: An anecdote (impossible vs. improbable)
II: Infusing Intention
III: Connecting random dots
IV: Another anecdote ( "trick that cannot be explained")
V: References
thoughts on "the trick that cannot be explained" \n i: introduction
ii: favorite "licks" \n harapan ong \n the trick that cannot be explained \n dai vernon
2018
principia Harapan Ong
降落伞/jls 找牌系统 \n (parachute card location) jls: jazz location system. describes a system used to locate cards and perform the trick that cannot be explained
1. dead cut to the selection
2. name the position of the selection
3. impromptu 1-20 acaan \n xiaobo zhou
2018
enthusiasm Xiaobo Zhou
降落伞/JLS 找牌系统
(Parachute Card Location) JLS: Jazz Location System. Describes a system used to locate cards and perform The Trick That Cannot Be Explained
1. Dead Cut to the Selection
2. Name the Position of the Selection
3. Impromptu 1-20 ACAAN
the trick that cannot be explained \n \n charlie miller \n johnny thompson \n the trick that cannot be explained \n dai vernon
2018
the magic of johnny thompson Charlie Miller, Johnny Thompson