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Theodore Annemann* The Question for the Month idea for card production from tambourine
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Variations
Apr. 1935
The Jinx (Issue 7)
26
James G. Thompson Jr. "Surprise!!" deck appears from tambourine, solution
Inspired by
July 1935
The Jinx (Issue 10)
51
Theodore Annemann* Greta Annemann's Eyes of the Unknown writing of three face down cards is revealed in darkness
Variations
1935 8
James G. Thompson Jr. Penetrating Vision reading writing on paper card covered with handkerchief
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1935 12
James G. Thompson Jr. Impromptu Vision reading writing on paper card covered with handkerchief
Also published here
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1936
The Jinx (Issue Winter Extra 1935/36)
83
Theodore Annemann*, Percy Naldrett The Phantom Artist celebrity chosen, large paper sheet is folded and cut, silhouette of chosen person is seen
Also published here
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1937
The Jinx (Issue Summer Extra 1937)
217
Theodore Annemann*, Michael F. Zens Call Your Hand ten card set-up, see credit claim by Val Evans on page 259
Also published here
Variations
Sep. 1937
The Jinx (Issue 36)
243
Theodore Annemann* En Rapport two person telepathy act, code for numbers, cards and coins
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1937 2
William H. McCaffrey The Jumping Match or Toothpick
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1938 830
James G. Thompson Jr. Who Killed Mr. X? written name is divined with story presentation
Also published here
Apr. 1938
The Jinx (Issue 43)
291
James G. Thompson Jr. Mephisto Thot medium divines things written on papers
Also published here
July 1938
The Jinx (Issue 46)
313
James G. Thompson Jr. Gabbatha
Also published here
Nov. 1938
The Jinx (Issue 50)
347
Harold Lloyd, James G. Thompson Jr. You See? three card location, one-way, credit attribution to Thompson in Max Maven reference
Also published here
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Dec. 1938
The Jinx (Issue 51)
353
James G. Thompson Jr. Financial Nightmare bill transposition with story presentation
Also published here
June 1939
The Jinx (Issue 57)
405
James G. Thompson Jr. Court of Intrigue verbal puzzle
July 1939
The Jinx (Issue 58)
419
James G. Thompson Jr. Court of Intrigue verbal puzzlepu
Aug. 1939
The Jinx (Issue 59)
424
James G. Thompson Jr. Red and Blue Futurama free selection in predicted on odd-backed card and changes back color
Oct. 1939
The Jinx (Issue 61)
437
James G. Thompson Jr. Utility Routine Svengali deck with the different cards stacked, ends clean, bridge deal finale
Also published here
Oct. 1939
The Jinx (Issue 63)
443
Dr. Lazlo Rothbart Thought Transmission flash light code
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May 1939
Chap's Scrapbook (Vol. 1 No. 11)
2
Harold Lloyd You See? three card discovery, using one hand only, one-way
Also published here
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1940 280
James G. Thompson Jr. The Eyes Have It coding only with eye movement
Also published here
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Feb. 1940
The Jinx (Issue 80)
519
James G. Thompson Jr. The Passing of Sherlock Holmes medium out of room, then returns to divine type of murder and a playing card transposes with the Ace of Spades (Death Card)
Also published here
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Variations
1940
The Jinx (Issue 103)
621
Verne Chesbro, James G. Thompson Jr. Copy Cat! one Si Stebbins, the other brainwave/invisible deck
Also published here
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Variations
1940
The Jinx (Issue 117)
691
James F. Herpick The "Pencil" Coin Vanish and Reappearance complete vanish and recovery
Also published here
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1941 94
James G. Thompson Jr. Moonlight Madness thorough discussion of his and Julia Thompson's Two-Person Code Act, involving flash light for coding, ESP coding, see also p. 348 of Pallbearers Review for credit claim
Also published here
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Variations
Apr. 1941
The Jinx (Issue 135)
769
James G. Thompson Jr. Embers billet in envelope burnt and divined
Apr. 1942
The Phoenix (Issue 7)
26
James G. Thompson Jr. Silver Arrow
May 1942
The Phoenix (Issue 10)
38
James G. Thompson Jr. Blackout Magic writing of three face down cards is revealed in darkness
Also published here
Inspired by
Aug. 1942
The Phoenix (Issue 15)
61
James G. Thompson Jr. Builder-Upper revelation of a writing, luminous paint
Aug. 1942
The Phoenix (Issue 15)
62
James G. Thompson Jr., Bruce Elliott* The Coin Dowser coin is found with a dowsing rod in the dark
Aug. 1942
The Phoenix (Issue 15)
63
Franklin V. Taylor Materialization coin appears with the help of a spring clothes-pin and a handkerchief
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Nov. 1942
The Phoenix (Issue 22)
91
James G. Thompson Jr., Charles Nyquist Daub securing it and what to use
Dec. 1942
The Phoenix (Issue 24)
101
Franklin V. Taylor Peek Deck
Also published here
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Dec. 1942
The Phoenix (Issue 25)
103
James G. Thompson Jr. Than Which No Whicher one of the kings is chosen, cards dealt and performer says stop when the king is reached
Jan. 1943
The Phoenix (Issue 26)
107
Charles Nyquist, James G. Thompson Jr. Sefalaljia III ring tied on string, without cover
Also published here
  • in "Magikern" September 1952.
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Variations
Jan. 1943
The Phoenix (Issue 26)
108
James G. Thompson Jr. Mystery on the Half Shell coin production, vanish and penetration of the pocket
Jan. 1943
The Phoenix (Issue 26)
109
James G. Thompson Jr. Digit-Telepathy medium reveals card
Jan. 1943
The Phoenix (Issue 26)
109
James G. Thompson Jr. Coin Betcha
Feb. 1943
The Phoenix (Issue 28)
118
James G. Thompson Jr. T.T.T.
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Feb. 1943
The Phoenix (Issue 29)
120
Improved "The Eyes Have It"
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Feb. 1943
The Phoenix (Issue 29)
120
Charles Nyquist, James G. Thompson Jr. Pointer card is secretly signed on one side of the face, put back and spread so the signature is not seen, card is found
Apr. 1943
The Phoenix (Issue 32)
133
Charles Nyquist, James G. Thompson Jr. Key Card Placement
Apr. 1943
The Phoenix (Issue 32)
133
Bruce Elliott* The Back Room on Hen Fetch, John Scarne, James G. Thompson Jr. Orson Welles, Dunninger and Tom Osborne
Apr. 1943
The Phoenix (Issue 33)
138
Verne Chesbro, James G. Thompson Jr. Popper Upper match on business card covered by matchbook, penetrates it twice, match vanishes in the end
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Sep. 1943
The Phoenix (Issue 43)
176
James G. Thompson Jr. "Peek-Deck" Pappy Taylor's Peek Deck, as a code
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Oct. 1943
The Phoenix (Issue 46)
188
Bruce Elliott* The Back Room on L. Vosburgh Lyons, a demonstration where a doc is beheaded, an improvement to Taylor's Peek Deck by James G. Thompson Jr., Fred Mosteller and his spelling trick ("Bravo!")
Nov. 1943
The Phoenix (Issue 48)
199
James G. Thompson Jr. Duo-Finale three spectators think of something, write it down and seal their thought in an envelope, performer divines all three
Dec. 1943
The Phoenix (Issue 51)
208
James G. Thompson Jr. The Phoenix Routine - Accent on Extemporaneous Variety no cards program with tricks from Phoenix
Mar. 1944
The Phoenix (Issue 56)
228
James G. Thompson Jr. Life Liberty Or - trick performing for friends over phone
Also published here
Related to
Mar. 1944
The Phoenix (Issue 57)
234
James G. Thompson Jr. One Way to One-Way using slop shuffle for orientating a borrowed deck which has a one-way feature
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May 1944
The Phoenix (Issue 60)
244
James G. Thompson Jr. Fantasy in Red and Black slop shuffle red black separation, card location, lead in for a red black riffle shuffle set-up
May 1944
The Phoenix (Issue 60)
245
James G. Thompson Jr. Yoo Hoo, Dear! several cards are remembered by putting a knife somewhere in the deck
May 1944
The Phoenix (Issue 60)
245
James G. Thompson Jr. Double or Nothing coin held with clothespin is put in a handkerchief and vanishes
Variations
Aug. 1944
The Phoenix (Issue 67)
272
Bruce Elliott* The Back Room response to John Snyder jr. letter, on Walter Gibson, the Annemann parade in the Linking Ring, James G. Thompson Jr., Richard Himber, Dariel Fitzkee and Harry Blackstone
Aug. 1944
The Phoenix (Issue 67)
275
Bruce Elliott* The Back Room Richard Himber, a strange bar bet by Mystic Craig, idea by Paul Morris for Thompson's Double or Nothing, Puzzle
Inspired by
Sep. 1944
The Phoenix (Issue 68)
279
James G. Thompson Jr. Impromptu Vision reading writing on paper card covered with handkerchief, classic move from ball/coin through handkerchief used
Also published here
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1944 44
Theodore Annemann*, Percy Naldrett The Phantom Artist celebrity chosen, large paper sheet is folded and cut, silhouette of chosen person is seen
Also published here
Related to
1944 116
James G. Thompson Jr. Shades of Sherlock Holmes! medium out of room, then returns to divine type of murder and a playing card transposes with the Ace of Spades (Death Card)
Also published here
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Variations
1944 136
James G. Thompson Jr. Who Killed Mr. X written name is divined with story presentation
Also published here
1944 162
James G. Thompson Jr. Gabbatha
Also published here
1944 210
James G. Thompson Jr. Mephisto Thot medium divines things written on papers
Also published here
1944 259
Verne Chesbro, James G. Thompson Jr. Copy Cat one Si Stebbins, the other brainwave/invisible deck
Also published here
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Variations
1944 294
James G. Thompson Jr. Utility Routine Svengali deck with the different cards stacked, ends clean, bridge deal finale
Also published here
1944 304
James G. Thompson Jr. The Eyes Have It coding only with eye movement
Also published here
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1944 322
James G. Thompson Jr. Moonlight Madness thorough discussion of his and Julia Thompson's Two-Person Code Act, involving flash light for coding, ESP coding
  • General Test
  • Analysis
  • Questions
Also published here
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Variations
1944 332
Franklin V. Taylor, Warner Perry, James G. Thompson Jr., R. C. Buff Peek Deck with several ideas and handlings
Related to
1945 111
James G. Thompson Jr. Out of These Hands
1945 115
James G. Thompson Jr. Double or Nothing Coin disappears with the help of a spring clothes-pin and a handkerchief
1945 195
James G. Thompson Jr. Moonlight Madness with flashlight bulb attached to the performer's rear
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1945 265
James G. Thompson Jr. Biographical Sketches of Contributors
  • Theo. Annemann
  • Charles Arbuthnot
  • George E. Arrowsmith
  • Roger Barkann
  • Sylvan Barnet
  • Joseph L. Barnett
  • Raymond L. Beebe
  • Eugene Bernstein
  • J. B. Bobo
  • John N. Booth
  • Tom Bowyer
  • Vynn Boyar
  • Joan Brandon
  • Fred Braue
  • John Braun
  • Lu Brent
  • R. C. Buff
  • Clyde F. Cairy
  • Loring Campbell
  • Jack Chanin
  • Frank Chapman
  • Forest V. Chesbro
  • Milbourne Christopher
  • Eddie Clever
  • Stanley Collins
  • Mystic Craig
  • Thomas J. Crawford
  • John J. Crimmins, JR.
  • Paul J. Curry
  • Del Monte
  • Harry Dobrin
  • Ronald B. Edwards
  • Bruce Elliot
  • Professor El-Tab
  • Dr. E. G. Ervin
  • Dr. Henry Ridgely Evans
  • Val Evans
  • "Hen" Fetsch
  • Thomas B. Fitzgerald
  • Dariel Fitzkee
  • Sid Fleischman
  • Joseph Harman Fries
  • Martin Gardner
  • Teral Garrett
  • Walter B. Gibson
  • Arnold L. Grubin
  • Nelson C. Hahne
  • Hathaway
  • Royal V. Heath
  • Charles H. Hopkins
  • Jean Hugard
  • Mark Jacobs
  • R. M. Jamison
  • F. H. Jeudevine
  • Maurice Kains
  • George G. Kaplan
  • George Karger
  • Joseph A. Karson
  • Wilbur Kattner
  • Gerald Lynton Kaufman
  • Howard B. Kayton, M.D.
  • The Great Kolar
  • Gerald Kosky
  • Abril Lamarque
  • William W. Larsen
  • Sid Lorraine
  • Art Lyle
  • L. Vosburgh Lyons
  • Richard F. Madden
  • Greer Marechal, JR.
  • George McAthy
  • William H. McCaffrey
  • Jack McMillen
  • Harry Mendoza
  • Orville Meyer
  • John W. Mifflin
  • Chester Morris
  • Paul Morris
  • Frederick Mosteller
  • Robert A. Nelson
  • C. A. George Newmann
  • Grady S. Nicholson
  • Dr. Cecil E. Nixon
  • Charles Walter Nyquist
  • Dell O'Dell
  • Tom Osborne
  • George Harrison Pittman
  • Julien J. Proskauer
  • Clayton Rawson
  • Ralph W. Read
  • Dolf Rudin
  • Herb Rungie
  • Ned Rutledge
  • James J. Sanders
  • Lucille Pierce Saxon
  • Sigmar - The Magician
  • Jerry Sorensen
  • Willard S. Smith
  • George Starke
  • Dr. Raymond V. Stone, SR. (RAMO)
  • Harlan Tarbell
  • DR. Franklin Taylor
  • J. G. Thompson, JR.
  • Jack F. Trebel
  • M. Van Reese
  • Jack Vosburgh
  • Audley Valentine Walsh
  • Peter Warlock
  • Herman L. Weber
  • Bob Weill
  • William H. Wilson
  • Tommy Windsor
  • Howard H. Wise
  • Ed. Wolff
  • Michael F. Zens
1945 347
Franklin V. Taylor Taylor's Cups and Balls three cups, gaffed, thread and sponge, gimmicked possibility to make a ball appear under a cup
Also published here
Variations
Jan. 1945
The Phoenix (Issue 75)
304
James G. Thompson Jr. The Phoenix Routine #2 - Accent on Mediumistic Ease program with tricks from Phoenix
June 1945
The Phoenix (Issue 85)
344
Edward Marlo One-Way Sorting with Slop Shuffle
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Aug. 1945
The Phoenix (Issue 90)
367
James G. Thompson Jr. The Phoenix Routine #3 program with tricks from Phoenix
Sep. 1945
The Phoenix (Issue 91)
368
James G. Thompson Jr. Homing Eagle marked half dollar and english penny change places, with handkerchief
Feb. 1946
The Phoenix (Issue 101)
407
James G. Thompson Jr. Thompson's Discontented Card
Also published here
May 1946
The Phoenix (Issue 105)
422
Paul Fleming (reviewer) My Best by James G. Thompson Jr. 1946 115
Jean Hugard (reviewer) To Whom it May Concern by James G. Thompson Jr.
commentary on material taken and republished without consent
Jan. 1946 190
James G. Thompson Jr. Hoiman the Spirick comedy presentation for spirit buzzer, spirit bell, rapping hand etc.
Also published here
Feb. 1947
The Phoenix (Issue 119)
479
J. B. Bobo Bottom Up
  • Method I (tabled transfer cut from bottom card to top)
  • Method II (Hindu shuffle to bring bottom card to top)
Variations
1947 18
J. B. Bobo, James G. Thompson Jr. Silver and Copper
  • Number One
  • Number Two
  • Number Three
  • Number Four (J. G. Thompson, Jr.)
1947 108
Gerald Kosky Matchaskill miraskill with matches
Also published here
Related to
Feb. 1948
The Phoenix (Issue 145)
581
James G. Thompson Jr. Pocket Seance blank cards, name is divined and message appears
Also published here
May 1948
The Phoenix (Issue 150)
601
James G. Thompson Jr. XX one of four cards is selected and packet wrapped with a rubber band, medium divines card
May 1948
The Phoenix (Issue 151)
610
Roy Benson It's Magic Benson bowl routine
Also published here
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Variations
July 1948
The Phoenix (Issue 156)
627
James G. Thompson Jr. Specious Specie lengthy coin transposition routine, then multiple coin production and vanish, with handkerchief
Also published here
Aug. 1948
The Phoenix (Issue 157)
630
James G. Thompson Jr. Pip Pip cutting at a thick card, pips
Oct. 1948
The Phoenix (Issue 161)
647
Bill Simon The Chinese Cut cutting procedure with perpendicular configuration
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1949 6
Milbourne Christopher* Milbourne Christopher's Column marking a spectator to get a number transmitted to assistant in other room
  • Chalk Mark Telepathy
  • Think of an Object
  • Think of a Man
  • Find the Pin
  • Chairback Transmission
  • Getting the Chalk
  • Colors
  • Afterthought
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Nov. 1949 599
James G. Thompson Jr. Forward, Junior
1949 4
James G. Thompson Jr. Jocko - The Great routine with hand puppet, puppet makes handkerchief vanishes and appear and disappear, performs a mini die box and eventually finds selected card
Also published here
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Jan. 1951
The Phoenix (Issue 220)
879
Bruce Elliott* The Back Room on James G. Thompson Jr., Dai Vernon, Hugard's Magic Monthly, Al Baker, Harry Blackstone, Gali Gali, Washington Irving Bishop
May 1951
The Phoenix (Issue 229)
917
Bruce Elliott* Tipsy Turvy
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Sep. 1951
The Phoenix (Issue 238)
951
James G. Thompson Jr. On the Elliot's Card Change
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Oct. 1951
The Phoenix (Issue 240)
961
Edward Marlo Bottom Slip Cut in the hands
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1952 26
James G. Thompson Jr. Two Pennies on the Leg
Variations
1952 143
, James G. Thompson Jr. Copper and Silver Transposition all with copper/silver coin
  • Number One
  • Number Two
  • Number Three
  • Number Four (J. G. Thompson, Jr.)
Also published here
1952 243
James G. Thompson Jr. Routine No. 17
1952 350
Dr. Jacob Daley Motile! sympathetic coins, on handkerchief
Also published here
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Feb. 1952
The Phoenix (Issue 249)
994
Milton Kort Kort Coin coin vanishes repeatedly and appears in spectator's various pockets four times
Also published here
Inspired by
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Variations
May 1953
The Phoenix (Issue 282)
1128
Franklin V. Taylor Taylor's Cups and Balls three cups, gaffed, thread and sponge, gimmicked possibility to make a ball appear under a cup
Also published here
Variations
1953 187
Roy Benson Benson Bowl
Also published here
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Variations
1953 209
Charles Nyquist Sefalaljia III ring tied on string, without cover
Also published here
  • also in: in "Magikern" September 1952.
Related to
Variations
1953
Hokus Pokus (Vol. 14 No. 1)
92
James G. Thompson Jr. Jocko the Great routine with hand puppet, puppet makes handkerchief vanishes and appear and disappear, performs a mini die box and eventually finds selected card
Also published here
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1956 229
James G. Thompson Jr. Preface
1956 ix
James G. Thompson Jr. Pasteboard Presto
1956 13
James G. Thompson Jr. Sleight Intended reference lists for basic moves
  • Controls
  • Changes
  • Forces
  • Miscellaneous
1956 26
James G. Thompson Jr. Peas and Cues routine, several phases
Also published here
1956 32
James G. Thompson Jr. Two Minds Get Together several things written on business cards are divined by performer, living and dead test
Also published here
1956 37
James G. Thompson Jr., Verne Chesbro, William H. McCaffrey, Gerald Kosky Strike One longer routine with matchbooks and matches, matchbook appears, match penetrates card, color of head change color, paddle routine, prediction of amount of matches and eventually matches transform into salt
Also published here
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1956 44
James G. Thompson Jr. Matchbook Switch
1956 46
John Scarne, Verne Chesbro, James G. Thompson Jr., Ben Dalgin Spheroid Skulduggery balls appear, split and change into small skull then into bigger skull, two in the hand one in the pocket
Also published here
1956 57
James G. Thompson Jr. Safety Pin-Up five safety pins link and unlink, moved on handkerchief and one is stretched as a climax
Also published here
1956 64
James G. Thompson Jr. Double Ring Ceremony longer routine with two Jardine Ellis Rings, off rope and ribbon, on wand and with a tube where a ball appears
Also published here
1956 73
James G. Thompson Jr. Tarot Telepathy medium divines selection
Also published here
1956 83
James G. Thompson Jr. Hoiman, the Spirick routine für Dr. Taylor's Improved Spirit Buzzer, electronic
Also published here
1956 89
James G. Thompson Jr., Franklin V. Taylor Cups and Balls ball on a string inside cup
  • Taylor's Cups and Balls Variation
  • Cups and Balls, classic routine with three cups
  • Benson Bowl Routine Variation
Inspired by
1956 93
James G. Thompson Jr. Strictly One Sided three routines with different paddles
  • Jumping Gems
  • Mystery Paddle
  • Thompson's Magic Maker
Also published here
1956 108
James G. Thompson Jr. The Real Top Secrets
Also published here
1956 117
James G. Thompson Jr. Presto - The Coins Through the Table four coins
Also published here
Variations
1956 120
James G. Thompson Jr. Holding Back a Coin
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1956 121
Tony Corinda (3) Electrical Two-Person Communicator Unit: CODE with torch
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1959 252
Tony Corinda Improved Light Communicator based on the Thompson method
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1959 252
Tony Corinda (9) Time Codes coding, both count at the same time
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1959 260
Dai Vernon Fan Force bottom card slid to other side, fan broken at any point
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Variations
1960 73
Tony Slydini The Paper Balls in the Hat one by one four napkins are rolled in a hand into balls and disappear, then they appear in a hat that was presented empty
Variations
1960 37
James G. Thompson Jr. Premonition, A Prize Winner "The Little Man"
1961 57
James G. Thompson Jr. Five to One billets in hat, secret divination and reading
Jan. 1961
The New Phoenix (Issue 353)
239
James G. Thompson Jr. Low Bow to Don Tanner
Inspired by
  • Don Tanner's "Six Card Mental Test"
June 1961
The New Phoenix (Issue 358)
260
James G. Thompson Jr. Prologue glossary
1961 3
James G. Thompson Jr. T-Formation as a force and a key card placement, two methods
  • What is it?
  • The Basic Position
  • The Pullover
  • The Pushover
  • Using the Pullover
  • Using the Pushover
1961 5
James G. Thompson Jr. The Peek Crimp with inserted card in deck, top card
1961 9
James G. Thompson Jr. Force from the Middle stabbing force, with card perpendicular to the deck
  • Above or below Break?
  • Force Getreadys
  • The Cross Card
1961 9
James G. Thompson Jr. Transposed selection is stabbed in the deck and transforms into second selection, selection is then found at stabbed position
1961 13
James G. Thompson Jr. Card Turnover while turning deck over, card from the middle ends up reversed on top
1961 14
James G. Thompson Jr. Controlled Double Lift
1961 16
James G. Thompson Jr. The Last Word
1961 18
James G. Thompson Jr. Norman's Ark Gilbreath Principle idea, shuffling face-up and face-down
Oct. 1964
The New Jinx (Vol. 3 No. 30)
123
John Hudak Printer's Demon phoned medium reveals content on a page on freely selected newspaper, see p. 874 for credit information
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Jan. 1967 77
Karl Fulves* (reviewer) Top Secrets of Magic - Volume 2 by James G. Thompson Jr. Nov. 1967 132
James G. Thompson Jr. Preface
1967 4
James G. Thompson Jr. Without Benefit of Magician three methods to reverse a card in a one way deck
Also published here
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1967 6
Ned Rutledge, James G. Thompson Jr. Mental Scales spectator deals amount of cards on the table, stops and remembers next card, performer cuts same amount and locates selection
Also published here
1967 7
James G. Thompson Jr. One Way to One Way method to sort a one-way deck
1967 9
James G. Thompson Jr., Ned Rutledge Five Think five times four card, impromptu version with slop shuffle
Also published here
1967 10
James G. Thompson Jr., Ned Rutledge Las Vegas Eyes cards apparently marked, several times a card is selected and divined, eventually a card is put face up in the deck and cards named above and below, marking is seen with sunglasses
Also published here
1967 12
James G. Thompson Jr., Ned Rutledge Future Terrific!
Related to
  • J. G. Thompson's "Future Terrific" in "Linking Ring", June 1947
1967 16
James G. Thompson Jr. Basic Glide Force cards are cut in the hands, glide holds force card back
1967 16
James G. Thompson Jr. How'd He Know? on slip of paper, with basic glide force
1967 18
James G. Thompson Jr. One Step Ahead variation on How'd He Know?
1967 18
James G. Thompson Jr. The "In" Card two cards, written on blank card, card stabbed in center
Also published here
1967 19
James G. Thompson Jr. Anyone You Touch Hull's Nu-Idea Deck with prediction paper between cards
1967 22
James G. Thompson Jr., Ned Rutledge On Edge edgemarked deck
Also published here
1967 23
James G. Thompson Jr. Fabric Fantasy three thought of cards are removed and put under a handkerchief, performer divines all three, edgemarked deck
Also published here
1967 24
Ned Rutledge, James G. Thompson Jr. Medium Rare edgemarked deck and code
Also published here
1967 26
James G. Thompson Jr. Deck Stabbing stabbing a knife next to a named card, edgemarked
Also published here
1967 30
James G. Thompson Jr. Sympathesia medium removes selected card from a deck, two decks, easy code
Also published here
1967 30
Ned Rutledge, James G. Thompson Jr. Two Minutes to Telepathy easy two person code, word for values and suits
Also published here
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1967 32
James G. Thompson Jr., Ned Rutledge Perfecz Poker Face performer stops at named card
1967 33
James G. Thompson Jr. Telepathy by the Clock seconds counting
Also published here
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1967 34
Ned Rutledge, James G. Thompson Jr. Murder, INC. murder game, with ten pieces of information and assistant organizing everything while performer is out of the room
Also published here
1967 38
James G. Thompson Jr. Blackout Magic classic one ahead routine, with reading in the dark presentation
Inspired by
1967 46
James G. Thompson Jr. A Dark Secret same card is reversed in the deck, spirits turned cards over in the dark
Also published here
1967 47
James G. Thompson Jr. Embers billet in envelope is burnt, divination of word
1967 48
James G. Thompson Jr., Ned Rutledge Telastrophy Jr. with tricolor pen, three things written on blank cards, match perfectly with what performer has written
Also published here
1967 58
James G. Thompson Jr. Keys to Entertainment routine for Key-R-Rect, borrowed finger ring on lock
1967 64
James G. Thompson Jr. The "Good Republican" prediction of future president, humorous routine
Also published here
1967 65
Ned Rutledge, James G. Thompson Jr. Before the Presses Roll! headline prediction in nest of envelopes, sent by mail
Also published here
1967 69
James G. Thompson Jr. Preface
1967 cxxxv
James G. Thompson Jr. Silver Shenanigans chapter intro on the following coin tricks
1967 137
James G. Thompson Jr. Numismatic Necormancy longer coin routine, where four coins are produced using two cards which also change faces, a pencil and a handkerchief; coin produced from two cards, vanishes and appears again using pencil, coin is then split into two and coin travels to second in other hand several times, coin penetrates handkerchief, chink-a-chink with handkerchief and two cards, continuous production of coins with handkerchief (Chanin), ending with lighter and cigarette
Related to
1967 137
James G. Thompson Jr. Flight Four
1967 154
James G. Thompson Jr., Milton Kort Pocket Piece coin vanishes repeatedly and appears in spectator's various pockets four times
Inspired by
1967 155
James G. Thompson Jr. Just Passing Thru eight rings and a handkerchief used
1967 159
James G. Thompson Jr., Eugene Laurant Linking Methods
  • Forward Link
  • Heel Link
  • The Crash Link (Laurant)
1967 167
James G. Thompson Jr. Colormatic Leapfrog routine for Royal Wonder Block, cigarette produced as climax
1967 178
James G. Thompson Jr. Velvet Slate board to visibly reproduce numbers and symbols for two-person telepathy act
  • With Bills
  • With Numbers
  • With Designs
1967 183
James G. Thompson Jr., Grady S. Nicholson Lucifer's Lucifers electric match, match vanish Do As I do with matchbox, thimbles appear and vanish, two in the hands with heads of matches
1967 191
James G. Thompson Jr. Cards - Anyone? chapter intro
1967 199
James G. Thompson Jr., Mark Weston It Went Thataway! two card transposition without deck, envelope used, 15 of Diamonds as climax
1967 199
James G. Thompson Jr. Fantasy in Red and Black red black separation while doing Slop Shuffle, not just red and black but in preparation for a riffle shuffle which does not alter colors
1967 202
James G. Thompson Jr. Fatigued Finger Flinger's Panacea combination of Si Stebbins and half forcing stack, selection ends up at position indicated by second selection and matches prediction
1967 204
James G. Thompson Jr. Supersensitive Faculties stacking shuffled deck to Si Stebbins by naming cards, routine using the stack, weighing cards, location of selection while deck is in pocket, lie detector
1967 205
James G. Thompson Jr. Jocko, The Great routine with hand puppet, puppet makes handkerchief vanishes and appear and disappear, performs a mini die box and eventually finds selected card
Related to
1967 208
James G. Thompson Jr. Folding Stuff chapter intro
1967 212
James G. Thompson Jr. Ring Around the Half-See! coin in handkerchief is pushed through smaller ring, repeated with different Method
1967 212
James G. Thompson Jr., Franklin V. Taylor Double Or Nothing coin vanishes with the help of a spring clothes-pin and a handkerchief
Related to
1967 216
James G. Thompson Jr., Verne Chesbro Le Petite Cirque longer routine consisting of Grandmother's Necklace, silk through rope, cut and rest, ring and rope
1967 219
James G. Thompson Jr. Slide, Brother, Slide!
1967 227
James G. Thompson Jr. On Paper chapter intro
1967 229
James G. Thompson Jr., Tony Slydini Paper Caper one by one four napkins are rolled in a hand into balls and disappear, then they appear in a hat that was presented empty, using Kleenex
Inspired by
1967 235
James G. Thompson Jr. Famous Crimes chapter intro
1967 238
James G. Thompson Jr. Who Killed Mr. X? name of murder is divined, blood stains appear under paper
1967 242
James G. Thompson Jr. Entre Nous thoughts on building a mentalism act, with concrete routines and tipps
Related to
1967 245
Karl Fulves* ESP + Math ESP cards are shuffled and distributed, performer knows who has a pair in his cards, see also p. 728 for comment, p. 840 for comment by Jerry Fulton
Related to
Variations
Feb. 1968 162
James G. Thompson Jr. Cards & Pellets "A Treatise" - Some Basic Moves
Also published here
June 1968 183
James G. Thompson Jr. Some History on Cards & Pellets effects, starting in 1920
Related to
  • reference by F. I. Geohegan on p. 230
June 1968 184
James G. Thompson Jr. Some Analysis of Cards & Pellets
June 1968 185
James G. Thompson Jr. Cards & Pellets - Some Early Original Routines three cards written on billets divined, four methods and some further references and ideas
Also published here
July 1968 192
James G. Thompson Jr. The Master Key master move bottom slip cut
Related to
  • "Magic To Delight" (Thompson Jr.)
July 1968 193
Henry Christ, James G. Thompson Jr. The 203rd Force continued on p. 198
Related to
July 1968 194
James G. Thompson Jr. Cards & Pellets - Finale further remarks on the Three Pellet Trick, cards written on billets are divined
Aug. 1968
The Pallbearers Review (Vol. 3 No. 10)
198
James G. Thompson Jr. Stripper Deck Reversals two methods
Aug. 1968
The Pallbearers Review (Vol. 3 No. 10)
198
James G. Thompson Jr. Peek Deck Origins and Telomatic Deck
Related to
Aug. 1968
The Pallbearers Review (Vol. 3 No. 10)
198
James G. Thompson Jr. Tossed Out Deck Comments
Aug. 1968
The Pallbearers Review (Vol. 3 No. 10)
199
Franklin V. Taylor Peek-Pack
Also published here
Related to
Variations
1968
Hokus Pokus (Vol. 29 No. 6)
113
George B. Anderson* World's Easiest Message Reading information written on business card, pile of business cards wrapped in handkerchief
Related to
1968 34
James G. Thompson Jr. Preface
1968 cclxiii
James G. Thompson Jr. Aces on Parade chapter intro
1968 265
James G. Thompson Jr. Gold Medal Aces longer four Ace routine, location, traveling, transposition effects with vanishing deck ending
  • Alternate Procedures for Routine Architects
1968 265
Henry Christ, James G. Thompson Jr. Bridge Aces lost and found Aces
1968 267
James G. Thompson Jr. Elevator Aces all Aces on the bottom travel to the top, one by one
Inspired by
1968 268
James G. Thompson Jr. Cavorting Aces
1968 272
Brother John Hamman, James G. Thompson Jr. Final Ace Routine six double ended cards
  • Effect Number 1 - The Aces Vanish and Gather Together
  • Effect Number 2 - The Aces Definitely Vanish and Gather Together Again
  • Effect Number 3 - The Aces Definitely Shown in the Piles Before Being Vanished
  • Effect Number 4 - The All-Fair Layout Repeated
Also published here
Variations
1968 280
James G. Thompson Jr. Two Faces ideas and sequences for using double facer cards for gaffed assembly
1968 283
James G. Thompson Jr. A Couple of Rolling Bones dice routine, production, chink-a-chink, through table, color change, mis-spotted with Dizzy Dice finale
  • That's How Dictators are Born
  • Two Opposite Sides Always Total 7
  • Sometimes There Are Missspotted Ones
  • Appearances Are Often Deceiving
  • Four Sides Of Two Dice Should Total 14
  • Spots May Change But Always Total 14
  • Another Example
  • Sometimes All Spots Jump
  • In Summary, It's 7 That's Always Important
  • Homing Pigeons, But More About That Later
  • Multipliers Too
  • Peregrinators All
  • Not In But Through The Woodwork
  • Chameleon? Yes, sir!
  • Chaperoned Travelling
  • More About Homing Pigeons
  • Disintegration
  • Chameleon Again
  • Diminishing Squeeze
  • Inflation
1968 287
James G. Thompson Jr. Meet Mr. Silkworm production of three silks using a spool of thread and Joseph Maynard's Premier Silk Gimmick, more silks are produced as climax
1968 296
James G. Thompson Jr. The Worlds First and Last combination of Mental Epic and Syl Reilly's Brain Echo
1968 305
James G. Thompson Jr. I Only Cheat A Little chapter intro on gambling expose routines
1968 311
James G. Thompson Jr. Jack Of All Squirts gambling routine, Erdnase stacking, Zens Poker Deal, Matching the Cards, 52 cards with same faces as climax
1968 311
James G. Thompson Jr., Bruce Elliott* Possible Late Starters false dealing demo, with duplicate
1968 315
James G. Thompson Jr. The Alger Boys chapter intro
1968 319
James G. Thompson Jr. Upsadaisy
1968 319
James G. Thompson Jr. Thompson's Discontented Card
Also published here
1968 327
James G. Thompson Jr. The Right Spirit chapter intro
1968 331
James G. Thompson Jr. Gabbatha
Also published here
1968 331
James G. Thompson Jr. Pocket Seance blank cards, name is divined and message appears
Also published here
1968 332
James G. Thompson Jr. False Faces chapter intro
1968 335
James G. Thompson Jr. Oh, Well coins appear and vanish again
1968 335
James G. Thompson Jr. Specious Specie lengthy coin transposition routine, then multiple coin production and vanish, with handkerchief
Also published here
1968 336
James G. Thompson Jr. Silver Grass-Coppers transposition of three copper coins with three silver coins
Inspired by
  • Paul N. Rylander's "Silver and Copper" in "The Sphinx" January 1950.
1968 338
James G. Thompson Jr. Soft Wood Under Glass two coins under glass, chosen one through table then glass
1968 340
James G. Thompson Jr. Colorfusing Knife using John C. Stanfield's Colorfusing Knife
1968 344
James G. Thompson Jr. Mr. Silkworm & Company various ideas and tricks with handkerchiefs, floating silk using Sid Fleischman's The Million Dollar Gimmick, color changing silks and knot effects, use of Improved Nang Poo Cabinet as climax
1968 348
James G. Thompson Jr. Entre Nous and You on the Two Person Telepathy Act
  • Program Outline
Related to
1968 358
James G. Thompson Jr. Popo Ree chapter intro
1968 371
James G. Thompson Jr. T. T. T.
Related to
1968 371
James G. Thompson Jr. Financial Nightmare bill transposition with story presentation
Also published here
1968 373
James G. Thompson Jr., Jerry Ross Grains Of Mystery using a pea can
1968 374
James G. Thompson Jr. All-Star Backfield
Inspired by
  • Frank Garcia's "The Four Blank Routine"
1968 375
James G. Thompson Jr. Tramp, Tramp, Tramp theatrical story setting, wand sticks to hand
1968 376
James G. Thompson Jr., Herman L. Weber Look, Ma, No Wings!
1968 379
Roy Walton*, James G. Thompson Jr., Jim Snapp, Evan Shanahan Etcetera
May 1969 258
James G. Thompson Jr. Joint Signature "based on a card problem entitled Two-Card Quadrille", card signed on back by spectator as prediction, turns out to be later selection which is signed on the face
Variations
Oct. 1970
The Pallbearers Review (Vol. 5 No. 12)
365
James G. Thompson Jr. Disjointed Account two coins, one jumps from hand to hand, shell
1972 243
James G. Thompson Jr. Eye Spy spectator writes with lipstick on mirror, performer divines the information
Winter 1972
The Pallbearers Review (Vol. 7 No. 6th Folio)
491
James G. Thompson Jr. Twin Forcast two predictions written on business card, business card stabbed into deck between prediction
Related to
Variations
Winter 1972
The Pallbearers Review (Vol. 7 No. 6th Folio)
491
James G. Thompson Jr. Third Eye window envelope handling, see p. 527 for idea by Bob Still
Winter 1972
The Pallbearers Review (Vol. 7 No. 6th Folio)
492
James G. Thompson Jr. Tangible Intangible presented as thought-of card
Winter 1972
The Pallbearers Review (Vol. 7 No. 6th Folio)
493
James G. Thompson Jr. Master Move as Switch replacing card to bottom, actually second from bottom
Winter 1972
The Pallbearers Review (Vol. 7 No. 6th Folio)
494