sur un vers latin qu'on peut retourner de plus de trois millions de manieres, on fait une opération par laquelle il semble qu'il est possible de prévoir ou de contraindre la pensée d'autrui.\n"autre opération mystérieuse sur deux cents mots, dont les définitions réunies forment un logogryphe très - scientifique." (title continued)
box with latin words, words are arranged and order is divined as well as one word is predicted, with other word with bigger choice is divined with an optical box, multiple out prediction, van estin anecdote\nhenri decremps
1784
la magie blanche dévoilée Henri Decremps
Sur un Vers Latin qu'on Peut Retourner de Plus de Trois Millions de Manieres, on Fait une Opération par laquelle il Semble qu'il Est Possible de Prévoir ou de Contraindre la Pensée d'autrui.
"Autre Opération Mystérieuse Sur Deux Cents Mots, Dont les définitions réunies forment un logogryphe très - scientifique." (title continued)
box with latin words, words are arranged and order is divined as well as one word is predicted, with other word with bigger choice is divined with an optical box, multiple out prediction, Van Estin anecdote
are you psychic?\nperformer and spectator each write down three words from a list of ten words, they match, see also p. 348 (originally from ireland yearbook 1943)\nmartin gardner\nare you psychic?\nmartin gardner
1970
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8 Martin Gardner
Are You Psychic?
performer and spectator each write down three words from a list of ten words, they match, see also p. 348 (originally from Ireland Yearbook 1943)
the king's english\nspectator writes letter on slate, next spectator adds later and so on until word is formed, this is predicted in typed form, see p. 426 for comment by william taylor
(spelled "charles osten", see p. 637 for correction)\ncharles ostin\nthe king's english\nkarl fulves
1971
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8 Charles Ostin
The King's English
spectator writes letter on slate, next spectator adds later and so on until word is formed, this is predicted in typed form, see p. 426 for comment by William Taylor
(spelled "Charles Osten", see p. 637 for correction)
mass telepathy\nfive words are thought of by performer, several words are written by various spectators all the the thought of words are divined by the spectators, bank tray\nal mann
1978
the tesseract Al Mann
Mass Telepathy
five words are thought of by performer, several words are written by various spectators all the the thought of words are divined by the spectators, Bank Tray
reflecta-thot\nfive cards with hundred words each, word is selected by forming a number, prediction in envelope\nlarry becker
1978
world of super mentalism Larry Becker
Reflecta-Thot
five cards with hundred words each, word is selected by forming a number, prediction in envelope
four-letter words\nfour scrabble pieces are selected and a word is formed, prediction on slate\nhiram strait
1979
the compleat magick — volume iii Hiram Strait
Four-Letter Words
four scrabble pieces are selected and a word is formed, prediction on slate
die-lex\nprediction of a word, die is thrown, limitation process of the die throw down to two numbers\nphilip t. goldstein
1980
the compleat magick — volume iii Philip T. Goldstein
Die-Lex
prediction of a word, die is thrown, limitation process of the die throw down to two numbers
letters\ntwo selected words from a chart, both divined and second predicted, with abc cards\ngene "phantini" grant\nhoward adams' "words of wonda" in genii\nduane henry in robert nelson's "sensational mentalism vol.2"\nthe krazy kode\nbertram adams
1981
phantini's incredible mental secrets volume two Gene "Phantini" Grant
Letters
two selected words from a chart, both divined and second predicted, with ABC cards
orientation!\nprediction of a japanese city, cards with names, prediction in form of abc cards in envelope, 10/11 force, see also p. 1380\nphilip t. goldstein
1981
the compleat magick — volume iii Philip T. Goldstein
Orientation!
prediction of a Japanese city, cards with names, prediction in form of ABC cards in envelope, 10/11 force, see also p. 1380
spyhole\nmask prediction / revelation, word on a card is chosen and prediction is another card with holes on it, when held on a text it reveals the chosen word\nthomas alan waters\nspywave\nthomas alan waters
1982
mind, myth & magick Thomas Alan Waters
Spyhole
mask prediction / revelation, word on a card is chosen and prediction is another card with holes on it, when held on a text it reveals the chosen word
the caster test\nprocedure to chose word in astrology book, always gives an anagram of "caster"\nsam schwartz
1983
astrology - the hidden force Sam Schwartz
The CASTER Test
procedure to chose word in Astrology book, always gives an anagram of "caster"
typecast\nword list printed from automatic typewriter with memory, chosen word predicted\nkarl fulves\nthe folk test\nstewart james\nhalf and half\nstewart james
1992
typecast Karl Fulves
Typecast
word list printed from automatic typewriter with memory, chosen word predicted
perchance to dream\nmagician predicts which word spectator will choose from a shakespeare soliloquy from hamlet\ndavid regal
1999
close-up & personal David Regal
Perchance to Dream
Magician predicts which word spectator will choose from a Shakespeare soliloquy from Hamlet
routine two: fore-closer\nenvelopes with letters and printed sides of dice, multiple prediction, scrabble themed\nchuck hickok\na clash of symbols\nphilip t. goldstein
2005
mentalism, incorporated: volume two Chuck Hickok
Routine Two: Fore-Closer
envelopes with letters and printed sides of dice, multiple prediction, scrabble themed
half and half\nword randomly formed by combining two lists of letters, magician predicts the word correctly\nstewart james\nhalf and half\nstewart james
2007
the essential stewart james Stewart James
Half and Half
Word randomly formed by combining two lists of letters, magician predicts the word correctly
say anything\nlie detector effect, end with magician showing prediction in an envelope of a random word thought of and written down by spectator, prediction is printed letter by letter on cards\nmatt baker\nthe anything deck\npaul harris
2019
the buena vista shuffle club Matt Baker
Say Anything
Lie detector effect, end with magician showing prediction in an envelope of a random word thought of and written down by spectator, prediction is printed letter by letter on cards