forcing one of four cards on table\nthree method, one with die\n unknown\nforcing one of four\nedward marlo
1941/27
tarbell course in magic - volume 1
Unknown
coin toss card force\nforcing one card out of three, see p. 863 for credit information by jack potter\nvictor farelli\n"magic wand" no. 206, june-sept 1945, p. 68
1974
the pallbearers review vol. 9-10 Victor Farelli
Coin Toss Card Force
forcing one card out of three, see p. 863 for credit information by Jack Potter
alternate take force\nfrom small packet magician and performer take turn in taking a single card, the values are forced\nroy walton
1982
six impromptu card tricks Roy Walton
Alternate Take Force
from small packet magician and performer take turn in taking a single card, the values are forced
inch by inch\n"diminishing force", card from end is eliminated every time an item is placed on tabled spread\nkarl fulves\n"synonymental" (ed mellon, first phase)\nclocking the deck\nkarl fulves
1988
the chronicles Karl Fulves
Inch By Inch
"diminishing force", card from end is eliminated every time an item is placed on tabled spread
may the force be with you\nbold idea to force one of three cards, giving them characteristics , asking for a characteristic and then claiming that the force card is the chosen one\nfredric payne\njuan tamariz\n"the impressionable joker" (fredric payne, simply wizard, goodliffe, p. 77)
2016
hidden agenda Fredric Payne, Juan Tamariz
May the Force be With You
bold idea to force one of three cards, giving them characteristics , asking for a characteristic and then claiming that the force card is the chosen one
Related to
"The Impressionable Joker" (Fredric Payne, Simply Wizard, Goodliffe, p. 77)