kaplan's clock trick\ncard from circle to matchbox, thirteen duplicates\ngeorge g. kaplan\nkaplan's clock trick\ngeorge g. kaplan\ntime please\nroy johnson\nklok\nroy johnson\nthe left-handed clock\ncushing strout
1948
the fine art of magic George G. Kaplan
sensitive fingers\nnaming card when feeling them behind back, then cards on either side of a selection\njack avis\nsensitive fingers\nroy johnson
1966
the pallbearers review vol. 1-4 Jack Avis
Sensitive Fingers
naming card when feeling them behind back, then cards on either side of a selection
the bet without odds\nproblems with cards - no. three
one red card in black pile and vice versa, spectator should choose a pile and find a black card, but he chooses black pile and the only red card therein
for solutions see references\nkarl fulves\nthe bet without odds - solutions\nedward marlo\nthe bet without odds\nroy johnson\nthe proposition\nbruce cervon
1966
the pallbearers review vol. 1-4 Karl Fulves
The Bet without Odds
Problems with Cards - No. Three
one red card in black pile and vice versa, spectator should choose a pile and find a black card, but he chooses black pile and the only red card therein
for solutions see references
cent\nthree coins in hand, always one is removed and when spectator is asked how many are left in the hand, he is wrong, after some repetition a perfume bottle appears in the hand\nroy johnson\na routine by milbourne christopher in "hugard's magic monthly"
1970
the roy johnson experience Roy Johnson
Cent
three coins in hand, always one is removed and when spectator is asked how many are left in the hand, he is wrong, after some repetition a perfume bottle appears in the hand
Inspired by
a routine by Milbourne Christopher in "Hugard's Magic Monthly"
the bargain (with apologies to bert allerton)\nstory presentation, bill vanishes among pieces of newspaper\nroy johnson\nbamboozle\nbert allerton
1970
the roy johnson experience Roy Johnson
The Bargain (with Apologies to Bert Allerton)
story presentation, bill vanishes among pieces of newspaper
sensitive fingers\nnaming card when feeling them under table, then cards on either side of a reversed card are predicted\nroy johnson\nsensitive fingers\njack avis
1970
the roy johnson experience Roy Johnson
Sensitive Fingers
naming card when feeling them under table, then cards on either side of a reversed card are predicted
"pips-a-plenty" - or sensitive fingers... plus!!!\ncard is put on spectator's hand and secured with a match box, card is then blank and pips found in box\nroy johnson
1970
the roy johnson experience Roy Johnson
"Pips-A-Plenty" - or Sensitive Fingers... Plus!!!
card is put on spectator's hand and secured with a match box, card is then blank and pips found in box
mental card in wallet - two variations on a theme\nmultiple prediction in wallet, written on playing and visiting cards
(1) happy holidays
(2) the "lucky box" prediction\nroy johnson
1970
the roy johnson experience Roy Johnson
Mental Card in Wallet - Two Variations on a Theme
multiple prediction in wallet, written on playing and visiting cards
(1) Happy Holidays
(2) The "Lucky Box" Prediction
solo coins through table\nwith four coins, glass and okito box\nroy johnson\ncoins through the table\nmilton kort
1970
the roy johnson experience Roy Johnson
almost making it\nfour blank cards, four aces, change place one by one, see page 169 (of tannen's reprint) for correction\njon racherbaumer\njon's gem\njon racherbaumer\nroy johnson
1970
hierophant Jon Racherbaumer
Almost Making It
four blank cards, four aces, change place one by one, see page 169 (of Tannen's Reprint) for correction
rope thru\nrope through performer's body\njoseph k. schmidt\nrope thru variation\njoseph k. schmidt\nrope thru impromptu!\nroy johnson
1970
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8 Joseph K. Schmidt
the zodiac card mystery\ncard divination effect with astrological sign presentation, also divine how many cards spectator hides in pocket\neddie fields\nfield's zodiac card miracle\naudley walsh\neddie fields\nzodiaclock\nroy johnson
1971
on the clock effect Eddie Fields
The Zodiac Card Mystery
card divination effect with astrological sign presentation, also divine how many cards spectator hides in pocket
ostin-tatious\ncoin penetrates table and arrives under handkerchief on the table several time, then it changes into another coin\nroy johnson\nbob ostin\nbob ostin's "fingertip fantasies"
1971
second time around Roy Johnson, Bob Ostin
Ostin-Tatious
coin penetrates table and arrives under handkerchief on the table several time, then it changes into another coin
flap finesse... (or how to eliminate flap fumble!!!)\nwindow envelope for switching cards, billets etc.\nroy johnson
1971
second time around Roy Johnson
Flap Finesse... (or How to eliminate Flap Fumble!!!)
spot (the amazing vanishing rabbit!!)\ncomedy routine, card with rabbit in a top hat is put in window envelope, rabbit vanishes from card\nroy johnson\nbill severn's "magic comedy"
1971
second time around Roy Johnson
Spot (The amazing vanishing rabbit!!)
comedy routine, card with rabbit in a top hat is put in window envelope, rabbit vanishes from card
the schmuck prediction!\nfour way out prediction envelope, "all schmucks choose ..."\nroy johnson\nmorty rudnick
1971
second time around Roy Johnson, Morty Rudnick
The Schmuck Prediction!
four way out prediction envelope, "all schmucks choose ..."
"pop goes the..."\nknife or fork is vanished, seated, Ã la knife swallowing\nroy johnson\nbobby collins
1971
second time around Roy Johnson, Bobby Collins
"Pop Goes the..."
knife or fork is vanished, seated, Ã la knife swallowing
the spotted can\npresentation for jack hughes' "the polka dot barrel" / "can can polka", poem, first in the talisman no. 52\nroy johnson
1971
second time around Roy Johnson
The Spotted Can
presentation for Jack Hughes' "The Polka Dot Barrel" / "Can Can Polka", poem, first in The Talisman No. 52
on the slate\ntwo signed slates with different symbols, one put under spectator's foot and one in envelope, symbols change places, flap\nroy johnson\npeter warlock\npicto transpo\ngene anderson
1971
second time around Roy Johnson, Peter Warlock
On the Slate
two signed slates with different symbols, one put under spectator's foot and one in envelope, symbols change places, flap
jon's gem\nfour blank cards, four aces, change place one by one\njon racherbaumer\nroy johnson\nalmost making it\njon racherbaumer
1971
second time around Jon Racherbaumer, Roy Johnson
Jon's Gem
four blank cards, four aces, change place one by one
the cookhill transposition\ntwo cards in signed envelopes transpose\nroy johnson\ncookhill a la o.t.l.!!!\nroy johnson
1972
the compleat magick - volume 1 Roy Johnson
'o.t.l.' prediction\none ahead prediction wit out to lunch, business cards, clever ruse of writing numbers\nroy johnson\ncookhill a la o.t.l.!!!\nroy johnson
1972
the compleat magick - volume 1 Roy Johnson
'O.T.L.' Prediction
one ahead prediction wit Out to Lunch, business cards, clever ruse of writing numbers
cookhill a la o.t.l.!!!\ncard transposition in signed envelopes\nroy johnson\n'o.t.l.' prediction\nroy johnson\nthe cookhill transposition\nroy johnson
1973
the compleat magick - volume 1 Roy Johnson
false cut #2\ntabled, top half kicked to the right with right first finger during straight table cut, creator guessed as roy johnson\n unknown
1978
ned's ultimate poker stack
Unknown
False Cut #2
tabled, top half kicked to the right with right first finger during straight table cut, creator guessed as Roy Johnson
roy johnson on the breakthrough card system\n\nroy johnson\nthe richard osterlind breakthrough card system\nrichard osterlind
1984
epoptica Roy Johnson
klok\ncard vanish among 12 cards, second phase card to matchbox\nroy johnson\nkaplan's clock trick\ngeorge g. kaplan
1984
a world of clocks Roy Johnson
Klok
card vanish among 12 cards, second phase card to matchbox
surprise item\njumbo card prediction, normal card turns blank and pips found on mirror\nroy johnson\nken perk's "peeky mirror" marketed by ken brooke
1984
a world of clocks Roy Johnson
Surprise Item
jumbo card prediction, normal card turns blank and pips found on mirror
envelope stack\nto switch something\nroy johnson\nmark leveridge\n"flawless" (roy johnson, third dimension)
1992
magic with credit cards Roy Johnson, Mark Leveridge
owed to poker dan\nfive double-backers become five aces\nron bauer\nroy johnson\n"poker dan" (roy johnson, everyman cards, 1981)
2001
owed to poker dan Ron Bauer, Roy Johnson
picto transpo\nperformer draws spectator and vice versa on poster boards, signed pictures change places in envelopes
a. performance
b. introduction
c. set-up and handling
d. gene's script
e. props\ngene anderson\non the slate\nroy johnson\npeter warlock
2016
gene anderson - the book Gene Anderson
Picto Transpo
performer draws spectator and vice versa on poster boards, signed pictures change places in envelopes
A. Performance
B. Introduction
C. Set-up and handling
D. Gene's script
E. Props
nemo jumbo rising card\nwith houlette, card rises from envelope, two phases
a. sneak preview
b. background and credits
c. introduction
d. gene's script
e. rapid prototype
f. the props
g. thread preparation
h. thread management
i. understanding thread
j. initial set-up and first card rise
k. second card rise
l. striking and resetting
m. the quest for thread\ngene anderson\njim hooper\nroy johnson
2016
gene anderson - the book Gene Anderson, Jim Hooper, Roy Johnson
Nemo Jumbo Rising Card
with houlette, card rises from envelope, two phases
A. Sneak preview
B. Background and credits
C. Introduction
D. Gene's Script
E. Rapid prototype
F. The props
G. Thread preparation
H. Thread management
I. Understanding thread
J. Initial set-up and first card rise
K. Second card rise
L. Striking and resetting
M. The quest for thread
the handsome jack lotto\npresentation for mccombical prediction\njohn lovick\n"lucky cards" (roy johnson, by my guest plus!, 1989)
2016
the performance pieces & divertissements of the famous handsome jack, etc. John Lovick
The Handsome Jack Lotto
presentation for McCombical Prediction
Inspired by
"Lucky Cards" (Roy Johnson, By My Guest Plus!, 1989)