handy aces\nselected card disappears between the four aces and reappears face up in the deck, see also phil goldstein ("scattershot")\nsimon lovell
1978
pabular Simon Lovell
Handy Aces
selected card disappears between the four aces and reappears face up in the deck, see also Phil Goldstein ("Scattershot")
simon lovell's ambitious card routine\nmore everywhere and nowhere routine, card in case finale\nsimon lovell
1984
the best of close-up magic Simon Lovell
Simon Lovell's Ambitious Card Routine
more everywhere and nowhere routine, card in case finale
atomic e.s.p.\njoker changes to selected card, deck vanishes from case\nsimon lovell\nron wilson
1984
the best of close-up magic Simon Lovell, Ron Wilson
Atomic E.S.P.
joker changes to selected card, deck vanishes from case
another departed point\ncard placed under spectator's hand from the beginning is the spectator's signed card\nsimon lovell\nbetween your palms\nalex elmsley
1989
close up magic to tapdance to Simon Lovell
Another Departed Point
Card placed under spectator's hand from the beginning is the spectator's signed card
crispy\nspectator cuts deck, produces pile of potato crisps. bag of crisps is opened to find selected card.\nsimon lovell\n"the searcher" (bob ostin, magic mag, vol. 1, no. 3)
1989
close up magic to tapdance to Simon Lovell
Crispy
Spectator cuts deck, produces pile of potato crisps. Bag of crisps is opened to find selected card.
Inspired by
"The Searcher" (Bob Ostin, Magic Mag, vol. 1, no. 3)
glassy card\ncard repeatedly goes under glass, ends with deck appearing under glass (moves explained in section "glassy card extra" on p. 35)\nsimon lovell
1989
close up magic to tapdance to Simon Lovell
Glassy Card
Card repeatedly goes under glass, ends with deck appearing under glass (moves explained in section "Glassy Card Extra" on p. 35)
the all seeing eye\nspectator sit on card, magician looks into their mouth to "see" the card and divine it\nsimon lovell
1989
close up magic to tapdance to Simon Lovell
The All Seeing Eye
Spectator sit on card, magician looks into their mouth to "see" the card and divine it
stopcut\nspectator says "stop" at his own card as magician cuts small packets off the deck\nsimon lovell
1989
close up magic to tapdance to Simon Lovell
Stopcut
Spectator says "stop" at his own card as magician cuts small packets off the deck
assassination\nthree bullet holes appear in a coin after magician feigns assassinating kennedy - coin then changes into a bullet\nsimon lovell
1989
close up magic to tapdance to Simon Lovell
Assassination
Three bullet holes appear in a coin after magician feigns assassinating Kennedy - coin then changes into a bullet
four ace opener\nseries of color changes between black and red aces, end with all four aces on table\nsimon lovell
1989
close up magic to tapdance to Simon Lovell
Four Ace Opener
Series of color changes between black and red Aces, end with all four Aces on table
really wild\npacket of four jokers change into four kings one by one\nsimon lovell\nfather cyprian
1989
close up magic to tapdance to Simon Lovell, Father Cyprian
Really Wild
Packet of four Jokers change into four Kings one by one
squiddle\nkarate coin done with cards, but finger is thrust into cards that are thrown in the air, and finger splits a card (selection)\nsimon lovell
1989
close up magic to tapdance to Simon Lovell
Squiddle
Karate Coin done with cards, but finger is thrust into cards that are thrown in the air, and finger splits a card (selection)
chinese ring in rat\nborrowed ring to matchbox, but has long racist interlude where magician wears fake teeth, pretends to be chinese and speaks in a stereotypical accent and bad english in order to produce a rat\nsimon lovell
1989
close up magic to tapdance to Simon Lovell
Chinese Ring in Rat
Borrowed ring to matchbox, but has long racist interlude where magician wears fake teeth, pretends to be Chinese and speaks in a stereotypical accent and bad English in order to produce a rat
jazz magic\nsome outs and ideas for improvisational magic to locate "freely named" card\nsimon lovell\nthe trick that cannot be explained\ndai vernon\nname a card triumph\njerry sadowitz\ninvisible rising card\npaul harris
1989
close up magic to tapdance to Simon Lovell
Jazz Magic
Some outs and ideas for improvisational magic to locate "freely named" card
jazzing after story\nkeith fields helped simon to do a deck / cigarette pack transposition\nsimon lovell
1989
close up magic to tapdance to Simon Lovell
Jazzing After Story
Keith Fields helped Simon to do a deck / cigarette pack transposition
between your palms\ncard between spectator's palm turns out to be a later signed selection, using stranger card\nalex elmsley\nanother departed point\nsimon lovell\nquicker than my shadow\ndominique duvivier\nlies\ndavid regal
1994
the collected works of alex elmsley - volume 2 Alex Elmsley
Between Your Palms
card between spectator's palm turns out to be a later signed selection, using stranger card
leftovers\non tom gagnon, 4f convention, wayne kyzer, simon aronson, drei-länder-kongress, magic christian, leo polacek, harry lucas, john moran, ron jeffries, simon lovell\nsteve beam
1995
the trapdoor - volume three Steve Beam
Leftovers
on Tom Gagnon, 4F convention, Wayne Kyzer, Simon Aronson, Drei-Länder-Kongress, Magic Christian, Leo Polacek, Harry Lucas, John Moran, Ron Jeffries, Simon Lovell
leftovers\non marty kane, jon racherbaumer, jim hyams, wayne kyzer, scott robinson, simon lovell\nsteve beam
1995
the trapdoor - volume three Steve Beam
Leftovers
on Marty Kane, Jon Racherbaumer, Jim Hyams, Wayne Kyzer, Scott Robinson, Simon Lovell
the supra-selling of the lemming man\n- selling the roll out (four-coin roll-out flourish)
- selling the six-dice stack
- grandfather's beer (beer production from dice stacking cup)\nsimon lovell
1997
virtual foolery Simon Lovell
The Supra-Selling of the Lemming Man
- Selling the Roll Out (four-coin roll-out flourish)
- Selling the Six-Dice Stack
- Grandfather's Beer (beer production from dice stacking cup)
twice removed\ntwo magicians get two spectators to select cards, they each find the wrong card, turns out that the cards have transposed.\nsimon lovell\ndavid acer\nslacker\ntyler wilson\ndavid acer\nsimon lovell
2004
random acts of magic Simon Lovell, David Acer
Twice Removed
Two magicians get two spectators to select cards, they each find the wrong card, turns out that the cards have transposed.
the painted deck\nusing a card fan, face card is changed twice, then backs of the deck changes to blue from red\nsimon lovell\ndavid acer
2004
random acts of magic Simon Lovell, David Acer
The Painted Deck
Using a card fan, face card is changed twice, then backs of the deck changes to blue from red
slacker\nspectator and magician both do a trick at the same time for two other spectators, but each performer finds selection of the other spectator\ntyler wilson\nslacker\ntyler wilson\ndavid acer\nsimon lovell
2007
the magician's ltd cookbook Tyler Wilson
Slacker
Spectator and magician both do a trick at the same time for two other spectators, but each performer finds selection of the other spectator
the immiscible eight\n4&4, three phases, only first phase is acer's and is described here\ndavid acer\n"oily snobs" (simon lovell, simon says, 1997)\nnever the twain shall mix\nray kosby
2007
the magician's ltd cookbook David Acer
The Immiscible Eight
4&4, three phases, only first phase is Acer's and is described here
slacker\nspectator and performer each have a card selected from half deck, they find the other's cards\ntyler wilson\ndavid acer\nsimon lovell\ntwice removed\nsimon lovell\ndavid acer\nslacker\ntyler wilson
2010
reinventing the real Tyler Wilson, David Acer, Simon Lovell
Slacker
spectator and performer each have a card selected from half deck, they find the other's cards
not-so-straight triumph\ntwo cards chosen, cards shuffled face-up/face-down, all cards straighten out except first suit in order, then second suit in order\nasi wind\n"super play it straight" (simon lovell, son of simon says!, 2000)\nplay it straight (triumph)\njohn bannon
2018
repertoire Asi Wind
Not-so-Straight Triumph
two cards chosen, cards shuffled face-up/face-down, all cards straighten out except first suit in order, then second suit in order