what is misdirection? \n \n jean hugard
1960
Jean Hugard
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What is Misdirection?
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introduction \n \n lewis ganson
1960
Lewis Ganson
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Introduction
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foreword \n \n slydini
1960
Slydini
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Foreword
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slydini \n reprinted with kind permission from march, 1958 "m-u-m", official organ of the society of american magicians \n leslie p. guest \n m-u-m, mar. 1958
1960
Leslie P. Guest
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Slydini
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the art of using the lap as a servante - part one - position and timing \n \n slydini \n the art of using the lap as a servante \n slydini
1960
Slydini
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The Art of Using the Lap as a Servante - Part One - Position and Timing
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vanish of paper ball \n as lapping application, see also next item \n slydini
1960
Slydini
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Vanish of Paper Ball
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the art of using the lap as a servante - part two - misdirection \n \n slydini
1960
Slydini
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The Art of Using the Lap as a Servante - Part Two - Misdirection
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the paper balls in the hat \n one by one four napkins are rolled in a hand into balls and disappear, then they appear in a hat that was presented empty \n slydini
1960
Slydini
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The Paper Balls in the Hat
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slydini's new cigarette miracle \n new version \n slydini \n cigarette miracle \n slydini
1960
Slydini
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Slydini's New Cigarette Miracle
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two cigarettes from one \n cigarette broken in two halves, both stretched to full length cigarettes \n slydini
1960
Slydini
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Two Cigarettes From One
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cigarette fantasy \n \n slydini
1960
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Cigarette Fantasy
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the cigarette palm \n similar to tenkai palm \n unknown
1960
Unknown
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The Cigarette Palm
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sponge ball magic \n introduction to slydini's sponge ball magic
how to handcraft sponge balls \n slydini
1960
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Sponge Ball Magic
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sorcery with spheres \n two sponge balls, one travels from the magician's hand to the spectator's hand. next a third appears and then a fourth. at the end two balls transform in many tiny balls in the spectator's hand. \n slydini
1960
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Sorcery With Spheres
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spherical switchcraft \n four sponge balls are put in the right hand and then they disappear. to reappear from the spectator's pocket \n slydini
1960
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Spherical Switchcraft
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coins through the table \n introduction to the slydini's routines of coins through the table. \n slydini
1960
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Coins Through the Table
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six silver coins and a penny \n phase 1, six silver coins and a penny are shown. three silver coins in each hand, and with a slapp trhee coins cross the table at once. \n slydini
1960
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Six Silver Coins and a Penny
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six silver coins and a ring \n phase 2, similar to "six silver coins and a penny", this time a ring is used instead a penny \n slydini
1960
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Six Silver Coins and a Ring
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only six silver coins \n phase 3, again six coins are shown, three in each hand. one below the table, and with a slap three coins cross the table. \n slydini
1960
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Only Six Silver Coins
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again six silver coins \n phase 4, variation of "only six silver coins". \n slydini
1960
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Again Six Silver Coins
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hand to hand transfer \n \n slydini
1960
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Hand to Hand Transfer
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the knockout \n phase 5, another variation of "only six silver coins". \n slydini
1960
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The Knockout
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four silver coins \n phase 6, with the excuse of simplify things, this the next variation of "only six silver coins" but with four coins \n slydini
1960
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Four Silver Coins
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two silver coins \n phase 7, simplifying again, will use only two coins and one will penetrate the table \n slydini
1960
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Two Silver Coins
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the payoff \n phase 7, climax for the "coins through the table" routine, variation of the "six silver coins and a penny" with the same coins \n slydini
1960
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The Payoff
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slydini's new version of the coins through table \n six coins through the table, all at once
- to repeat the effect \n slydini \n one handed method \n john benzais
1960
Slydini
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Slydini's New Version of the Coins Through Table
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the clip \n \n slydini
1960
Slydini
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The Clip
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the flight of the paper balls \n five phases \n slydini \n flight of the paper balls \n slydini \n paper balls over the head \n slydini
1960
Slydini
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The Flight of the Paper Balls
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rope trickery \n compendium of multiple tricks with knots. \n slydini
1960
Slydini
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Rope Trickery
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the repeating knot \n the performer ties a single knot. after displaying the knot, he unties it, tosses to the air and the knot is back on the rope. no matter how many times he unties it, the knot always comes back. \n slydini
1960
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The Repeating Knot
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the extra lopp \n method for secretly adding an extra loop of rope to a long rope hich is to be cut and then restored. \n slydini
1960
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The Extra Lopp
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the short piece of rope \n variation of the edward victor's technique. using another loop to be cut. \n slydini \n "my rope trick" - an original cut and restored rope routine \n edward victor
1960
Slydini
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The Short Piece of Rope
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the helicopter card \n one half is spread randomly into a mess on the table, the other half is fanned, the spectator select a card, put back in fan, it travels to tables cards, five phases \n slydini \n the helicopter card \n slydini
1960
Slydini
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The Helicopter Card
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fan steal & switch \n with variations \n slydini
1960
Slydini
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Fan Steal & Switch
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slydini's knotted silks \n two silks repeatedly untie
- preparation for tying \n slydini
1960
Slydini
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Slydini's Knotted Silks
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the convincing knot \n technique to tie two different silks with a false knot \n slydini
1960
Slydini
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The Convincing Knot
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the wrap-over knot \n \n slydini
1960
Slydini
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The Wrap-Over Knot
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slydini's torn and restored newspaper \n a sheet of newspaper is torn multiple pieces. and finally those are unfolded into a one whole sheet. \n slydini \n the torn and restored newspaper \n slydini
1960
Slydini
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Slydini's Torn and Restored Newspaper
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