the unknown subject\napparently random name in phone book divined, person phoned names cards which are divined\ntheodore annemann
1935
the jinx 1-50 Theodore Annemann
The Unknown Subject
apparently random name in phone book divined, person phoned names cards which are divined
'number, please'\nprediction of a name in a telephone book, the accessory as a number force\ntheodore annemann
1939
the incorporated strange secrets Theodore Annemann
'Number, Please'
prediction of a name in a telephone book, the Accessory as a number force
out of this phone book\nbook, opened freely, line is forced, franklin v. taylor's peek deck principle with a book\npaul curry\nthe back room\nbruce elliott\nout of this phone book\npaul curry\nout of this phone book\npaul curry
1944
the phoenix 51-100 Paul Curry
Out of this Phone Book
book, opened freely, line is forced, Franklin V. Taylor's peek deck principle with a book
the back room\nidea for curry's "out of this phone book", eliminating the cards and presentation for card frame both by audley walsh\nbruce elliott\nout of this phone book\npaul curry
1944
the phoenix 51-100 Bruce Elliott
The Back Room
idea for Curry's "Out of this Phone Book", eliminating the cards and presentation for card frame both by Audley Walsh
out of this phone book\nbook, opened freely, line is forced, franklin v. taylor's peek deck principle with a book\npaul curry\nout of this phone book\npaul curry\npagency\nthomas alan waters
1945
miracles in mentalism and psychic experimentation Paul Curry
Out Of This Phone Book
book, opened freely, line is forced, Franklin V. Taylor's peek deck principle with a book
days of force\ncalendar number force\nmel stover\nfortunes of a wise fool\nstephen minch\nrainbow matrix\nphilip t. goldstein\nwalter b. gibson\nmaurice kraitchik\nrainbow matrix\nphilip t. goldstein\nwalter b. gibson\nmaurice kraitchik\nmatrix number force\nthomas alan waters\nquintasense\nthomas alan waters\nringo-bingo\nstephen tucker\nrethink\nphilip t. goldstein\nthreesum\nthomas alan waters\ncalendar prediction\nmel stover
1945
the phoenix 51-100 Mel Stover
glimpse the future\nplaying card pushed in telephone book, moved around there and then name at the position read, predicted, pages fastened together with tape, for name correction of s. pabloff see page 193\nsam pavloff
1946
hugard's magic monthly - volumes i, ii, iii and iv Sam Pavloff
Glimpse the Future
playing card pushed in telephone book, moved around there and then name at the position read, predicted, pages fastened together with tape, for name correction of S. Pabloff see page 193
looped\ntelephone book test, where card is put in book to chose page, method that extra card does not fall out\nfranklin v. taylor
1948
the phoenix 151-200 Franklin V. Taylor
Looped
telephone book test, where card is put in book to chose page, method that extra card does not fall out
wizard's walk\ntelephone book test over the phone, mathematical principle\nal mann\n"arithmetical whoopee" in royal vale heath's "math-e-magic", 1953
1984
phantom voices Al Mann
Wizard's Walk
telephone book test over the phone, mathematical principle
Related to
"Arithmetical Whoopee" in Royal Vale Heath's "Math-E-Magic", 1953
unsolved problems\nperson from phone book chosen, that instant the phone rings an it is this person, posed as problem\nkarl fulves
1988
interlocutor Karl Fulves
Unsolved Problems
person from phone book chosen, that instant the phone rings an it is this person, posed as problem
the two-phone trick\ntwo phone books, two spectators chose a name, they live on the same street, posed as problem\nkarl fulves
1988
interlocutor Karl Fulves
The Two-Phone Trick
two phone books, two spectators chose a name, they live on the same street, posed as problem
hellaphone\nspectator choses a number on a telephone, name is divined, not real phone numbers, first published in "new invocation" no. 31, 1986\nthomas alan waters
1993
mind, myth & magick Thomas Alan Waters
Hellaphone
spectator choses a number on a telephone, name is divined, not real phone numbers, first published in "New Invocation" No. 31, 1986
out of this phone book\nbook, opened freely, line is forced, franklin v. taylor's peek deck principle with a book, first peek book in literature\npaul curry\nout of this phone book\npaul curry
2001
paul curry's worlds beyond Paul Curry
Out of This Phone Book
book, opened freely, line is forced, Franklin V. Taylor's peek deck principle with a book, first peek book in literature
behind my blackboard\nquestionnaire adds up to a number which leads to a name in a telephone book, number is predicted on a blackboard\ndr. stanley jaks\n"behind my blackboard" in "the gen" may, 1959
2014
the incredible dr. jaks Dr. Stanley Jaks
Behind My Blackboard
questionnaire adds up to a number which leads to a name in a telephone book, number is predicted on a blackboard