La Ville Magic – Stealth 3.0 (Double Acann) By Lars La Ville
Effect:
You show a red and blue deck.
The red deck is shuffled by a spectator, and you talk about bridge and each player gets 13 cards in bridge. The spectator counts down 13 cards to the table.
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In his first Alakazam Academy the amazing Steve Reynolds shares select secrets that have helped him firmly establish himself as one of the worlds premier sleight of hand entertainers. Steve has managed to integrate the psychology of the audience into the methodology of his magic. Moreover, Steve believes that a lot of magicians treat technique as the effect. In Steve’s opinion, the technique is there to service the effect.
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You force a card simulating a simple choice…
Then you will explain to your assistant that they were the victim of a small suggestion that was in front of their eyes the entire time. The magician reveals that, amazingly, in his necklace there is a small grain of rice with an image of the card on it!
A card is chosen, signed, and lost in the deck. The cards are shuffled face up into face down, and shown to be mixed on both sides.
Without any funny moves, you spread the cards and show they are all now facing the right way, except for their chosen card.
But it’s more than just a triumph effect. It can also be used to perform a stunning version of Oil & Water, in which face up and face down cards separate from one another, starting with just a
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A one coin routine
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