Brewer,
Doug: The
Unexpected Visitor Coin Magic for the Walk Around Performer ©2001 MagicSmith. Illustrated by Tony Dunn Softcover, perfect-bound, 86 pages |
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Comments: Well done line drawings throughout.Good, powerful coin magic (and a decent chop cup routine) for the magician on the move. Recommended
Contents:
iv Introduction by Doug Brewer
1 Sounds Familiar (reprinted from Magic Insider). Three English
Pennies and Chinese coin are displayed. Chinese coin is placed in
spectator's palm. One by one, the pennies travel to the
spectator's
hand. Finally, the Chinese coin transposes with the penny. Uses
penny
shell
8 The Famous Three Coin Trick: Instant reset, no extras.
Three
coins are taken from a small purse. The coins vanish and reappear
one
at a time in your hands. When repeated, the coins reappear in the
purse.
20 Backhanded: A half, English Penny, and Mexican Centavo are
displayed
with a single playing card. Coins are placed into the left hand.
One at
a time, the coins vanish and reappear under the card. At the end,
all
coins vanish from the card an reappear in the hand.
28 Intermission. Essay on Mentoring, Audiences, a card force and
sleights, and the right pause.
32 E-Z Triple Wildcoin: Two halves are removed from a coin purse.
First
half changes to English Penny. 2nd half also changes. Both Pennies
are
placed into the coin purse, but when dumped out, have changed into
Chinese Coins
39 Cap-tivating: three coins are cleanly produced one at a time
from a
pen cap. Good intro to a three coin effect.
43 The Hook Revisited (original The Hook from Classic Magic of
Larry
Jennings): Three coins are hung invisibly in the air on an
invisible
hook. Expanded shell.
48 Down Spout: Bottle and quarter are examined. A funnel is used
and
the quarter dropped in; spectators can view the quarter. The
funnel is
placed in the bottle mouth and a pencil eraser used to push the
quarter
into the bottle. The quarter is then removed, and all can be
examined.
55 Three Across the Fly: 3 silver dollars held at the fingertips.
One
by one, the coins fly to the other hand. Coins are placed in the
pocket, but reappear one at a time at the fingertips. One at a
time,
they vanish back to the pocket. Needs soft coins.
66 What's a Miracle Coin Cup? Al Cohen's prop described.
67 The After Dinner Trick: full routine using the Miracle Coin Cup
79 Chopped Taters: Chop cup routine using a shot glass sized chop
cup,
3/4" balls, a wand, and two tiny potato loads.