murray's muse\n- putting a bill tube into an ice cube
- on glasses for the shrinking quarter to dime trick
- on haunting a house\njohn murray
1952
the phoenix 251 - 300 John Murray
Murray's Muse
- putting a bill tube into an ice cube
- on glasses for the shrinking quarter to dime trick
- on haunting a house
the immovable object\nice in glass is moved to other glasses several times, while performer's back is turned, he then eliminates all empty glasses\nmel stover\nthe immovable object\nmel stover\nstover's game\nmel stover
1957
the new phoenix 301-348 Mel Stover
The Immovable Object
ice in glass is moved to other glasses several times, while performer's back is turned, he then eliminates all empty glasses
production of a block of ice\nunder hat, guessing game with coin\nmax malini\na darker shade of malini\ndon alan\nturpin's turnip\ndick turpin
1962
malini and his magic Max Malini
frozen deckery\ncard with torn off corner reappears frozen in block of ice in card case\nmichael ammar\nthe iceman cometh\nmichael ammar\nthe iceman cometh\nmichael ammar
1980
apocalypse vol. 1-5 Michael Ammar
Frozen Deckery
card with torn off corner reappears frozen in block of ice in card case
the iceman cometh\ncard in ice block, torn corner\nmichael ammar\nfrozen deckery\nmichael ammar\nthe iceman cometh\nmichael ammar
1980
the command performance - premier issue Michael Ammar
card cubes\ncard in ice cube which appears in hand\nmichael ammar\ncard cubes\nmichael ammar
1980
the command performance - premier issue Michael Ammar
the immovable object\nice in glass is moved to other glasses several times, while performer's back is turned, he then eliminates all empty glasses\nmel stover\nthe immovable object\nmel stover
1980
bob hummer's collected secrets Mel Stover
The Immovable Object
ice in glass is moved to other glasses several times, while performer's back is turned, he then eliminates all empty glasses
fire and ice: the formal presentation\ncotton burned in flash, ice produced from flame, sleeving\nrocco silano
1990
if it fits... sleeve it! Rocco Silano
Fire and Ice: The Formal Presentation
cotton burned in flash, ice produced from flame, sleeving
fire and ice: the informal presentation\nfilter of cigarette removed and a piece burned, it changes to solid plastic, another piece burns in a flash and ice is produced from flash\nrocco silano
1990
if it fits... sleeve it! Rocco Silano
Fire and Ice: The Informal Presentation
filter of cigarette removed and a piece burned, it changes to solid plastic, another piece burns in a flash and ice is produced from flash
cigarette to rose and freezing water\ncigarette changes to long stem rose, cigarette reproduced from its petals, rose put in vase with water, water changes into ice cubes in vase\nrocco silano
1990
if it fits... sleeve it! Rocco Silano
Cigarette to Rose and Freezing Water
cigarette changes to long stem rose, cigarette reproduced from its petals, rose put in vase with water, water changes into ice cubes in vase
the iceman cometh\ncard in ice block, torn corner\nmichael ammar\nthe iceman cometh\nmichael ammar\nfrozen deckery\nmichael ammar
1991
the magic of michael ammar Michael Ammar
clink!\n"unsolved mysteries"
napkins in brandy glass change audibly and visibly to ice cubes à la egg on fan, posed as a problem\nkarl fulves
1998
the fine print Karl Fulves
Clink!
"Unsolved Mysteries"
napkins in brandy glass change audibly and visibly to ice cubes à la egg on fan, posed as a problem
freeze!\non liquid/water to ice effect, metal statue travels across (melts at room temperature)\nkarl fulves\nu. f. grant\n"freezing ice in the hand" (the sphinx, oct. 1930)\nokito on kolmann's glass vanish\ntheo "okito" bamberg\nprof. dr. kolmann
2000
latter day secrets Karl Fulves, U. F. Grant
Freeze!
on liquid/water to ice effect, metal statue travels across (melts at room temperature)
Related to
"Freezing Ice in the Hand" (The Sphinx, Oct. 1930)
okito on kolmann's glass vanish\nglass made from ice melts under cover, story reprinted\ntheo "okito" bamberg\nprof. dr. kolmann\nthe sphinx, oct. 1949\nfreeze!\nkarl fulves\nu. f. grant
2001
latter day secrets Theo "Okito" Bamberg, Prof. Dr. Kolmann
Okito on Kolmann's Glass Vanish
glass made from ice melts under cover, story reprinted
curious marketing gimmicks\n- annemann always had a cold hand
- dr. romano made himself older to look younger (from page-vernon interview "from the end of my cigar")\nroberto giobbi\ntheodore annemann
2016
hidden agenda Roberto Giobbi, Theodore Annemann
Curious Marketing Gimmicks
- Annemann always had a cold hand
- Dr. Romano made himself older to look younger (from Page-Vernon interview "From the End of my Cigar")