weird wire\nmedium phoned and tells one out of five designs, selected cards and word\ntheodore annemann\nzodiaxis\nthomas alan waters
1940
the jinx 51-100 Theodore Annemann
Weird Wire
medium phoned and tells one out of five designs, selected cards and word
life liberty or -\ntrick performing for friends over phone\njames g. thompson jr.\nprinter's demon\njohn hudak\nmagazine mentalism\njames g. thompson jr.
1944
the phoenix 51-100 James G. Thompson Jr.
boxed\npiece of a magazine is put on a string and the ends of the string thread through two holes in a box, a word is selected and when checked on the piece on the string all words are crossed out except the selected one\nl. vosburgh lyons\nronald b. edwards\nclayton rawson\nbruce elliott\nwalter b. gibson\nthe back room\nbruce elliott
1945
the phoenix 51-100 L. Vosburgh Lyons, Ronald B. Edwards, Clayton Rawson, Bruce Elliott, Walter B. Gibson
Boxed
piece of a magazine is put on a string and the ends of the string thread through two holes in a box, a word is selected and when checked on the piece on the string all words are crossed out except the selected one
inside job\nforcing a page by putting a magazine in a paper bag and stabbing a knife somewhere in it\nharvey p. graham
1948
the phoenix 101-150 Harvey P. Graham
Inside Job
forcing a page by putting a magazine in a paper bag and stabbing a knife somewhere in it
pinned\nripped page from magazine is pinned, word is divined, see p. 762 for ideas by al baker\ndr. stanley jaks\npins\nfred peterson\nein unerklärliches hellsehen\ndr. stanley jaks\npinned\ndr. stanley jaks
1949
the phoenix 151-200 Dr. Stanley Jaks
Pinned
ripped page from magazine is pinned, word is divined, see p. 762 for ideas by Al Baker
having fun in your own home\nideas for a wireless microphone, transmitting conversation into next room\ndon tanner
1949
grant's inner circle magazine Don Tanner
Having Fun in Your Own Home
ideas for a wireless microphone, transmitting conversation into next room
impromptome\nwith borrowed business card as a bookmark\nu. f. grant\nbob somerfeld\nmagazine test\nmilbourne christopher
1951
mind reader's digest U. F. Grant, Bob Somerfeld
puzzle of the pages\nword isa selected with the aid of a business card, that has a hole punched through to read one word, card is moved on page and stopped\nfred peterson\nwhose hue\nbob somerfeld\nthe hole truth\nmarcello truzzi
1951
the phoenix 201 — 250 Fred Peterson
Puzzle of the Pages
word isa selected with the aid of a business card, that has a hole punched through to read one word, card is moved on page and stopped
magazine test\nwith playing card to select page\nmilbourne christopher\nimpromptome\nu. f. grant\nbob somerfeld
1954
more one man mental magic Milbourne Christopher
the famous magazine test\ncoin and card page number force, performed by dr. stanley jaks\ncy endfield\nholmes meets endfield\ncushing strout\ntry another field\nstewart james
1955
cy endfield's entertaining card magic — part i Cy Endfield
The Famous Magazine Test
Coin and Card Page Number Force, performed by Dr. Stanley Jaks
phantini's magazine miracle\nprediction, page selected with a card pushed in the magazine\ngene "phantini" grant\nvariation on effects\ngene "phantini" grant
1955
phantini's lost book of mental secrets Gene "Phantini" Grant
Phantini's Magazine Miracle
prediction, page selected with a card pushed in the magazine
zarkamorta ii - the ceremony of reincarnation\npage is torn from a magazine and a word selected by randomly sticking a pin in that page, the page is burnt and reappears back in the book, with a hole in the chosen word and burnt edges\ntony corinda\nashes to ashes\ndr. e. raymond carlyle\ntorn, marked, stabbed, crumpled, burned & restored page\nasi wind
1959
book tests Tony Corinda
Zarkamorta II - The Ceremony of Reincarnation
page is torn from a magazine and a word selected by randomly sticking a pin in that page, the page is burnt and reappears back in the book, with a hole in the chosen word and burnt edges
ein unerklärliches hellsehen\nripped page from magazine is pinned, word is divined\ndr. stanley jaks\npinned\ndr. stanley jaks
1961
dr. stanley-jaks und seine geheimnisse Dr. Stanley Jaks
Ein unerklärliches Hellsehen
ripped page from magazine is pinned, word is divined
tituba\nmultiphase magazine test with pegasus page climax\ndr. stanley jaks\ntituba\ndr. stanley jaks
1961
dr. stanley-jaks und seine geheimnisse Dr. Stanley Jaks
the devanagari oracle\nclever book / magazine test, two people select a word, gaffed magazine\nmilbourne christopher\ncar-dextrous\njerry fulton
1973
the compleat magick - volume 1 Milbourne Christopher
The Devanagari Oracle
clever book / magazine test, two people select a word, gaffed magazine
burning thoughts\nmagazine chosen, page number chosen from bag with numbered discs, chosen page is burned\nstephen minch
1975
mind & matter Stephen Minch
Burning Thoughts
magazine chosen, page number chosen from bag with numbered discs, chosen page is burned
magazine test - vernon\nway of determining which page spectator opened a magazine / book, gimmicked\ndai vernon
1975
magic with faucett ross Dai Vernon
Magazine Test - Vernon
Way of determining which page spectator opened a magazine / book, gimmicked
television mindreading\nwith tv programs, all corners are torn from a magazine, two selected and numbers added to receive a number\nalan shaxon
1976
practical sorcery Alan Shaxon
Television Mindreading
with tv programs, all corners are torn from a magazine, two selected and numbers added to receive a number
mind's eye!\nwith number cards and a torn page from duplicate magazine in envelope as a prediction\nerwin schussel
1977
the compleat magick — volume ii Erwin Schussel
Mind's Eye!
with number cards and a torn page from duplicate magazine in envelope as a prediction
the book look\nmagazine test, page found by adding the numbers of the year of a selected coin\ngeorge kemp
1977
the compleat magick — volume ii George Kemp
The Book Look
magazine test, page found by adding the numbers of the year of a selected coin
magazine mentalism\nno. 35, trick performing for friends over phone\njames g. thompson jr.\nlife liberty or -\njames g. thompson jr.
1979
self-working mental magic James G. Thompson Jr.
orobas factor\nbefore the show spectator buys a magazine and seals a bill in an envelope, magazine test and serial number reading, himber wallet\nrobert priest
1980
the compleat magick — volume iii Robert Priest
Orobas Factor
before the show spectator buys a magazine and seals a bill in an envelope, magazine test and serial number reading, himber wallet
the hole truth\nmagazine test, business card with punched holes is moved on page\nmarcello truzzi\npuzzle of the pages\nfred peterson\nwhose hue\nbob somerfeld
1981
the compleat magick — volume iii Marcello Truzzi
The Hole Truth
magazine test, business card with punched holes is moved on page
the esquire magazine test\nbusiness cards is placed inside a magazine, description of page, svengali principle\nrobert cassidy
1984
the art of mentalism Robert Cassidy
The Esquire Magazine Test
business cards is placed inside a magazine, description of page, svengali principle
"magamental"\npage in magazine selected, torn out and crumpled up, tossed to spectator, then content described, switch\nkarrell fox\na.t.s. book test\nkarrell fox
1988
my latest book Karrell Fox
"Magamental"
page in magazine selected, torn out and crumpled up, tossed to spectator, then content described, switch
tella-vision\ntv show chosen in tv guide by saying stop while the performer's finger moves around on page, predicted\nkarrell fox
1991
goodies Karrell Fox
Tella-Vision
tv show chosen in tv guide by saying stop while the performer's finger moves around on page, predicted
the open book test\ntriple prediction, word, card and picture from a magazine, mental epic, comedy presentation\njohn riggs
1992
the trapdoor — volume two John Riggs
The Open Book Test
triple prediction, word, card and picture from a magazine, Mental Epic, comedy presentation
a.t.s. book test\n"almost too simple", page in magazine selected, torn out and crumpled up, tossed to spectator, then content described, no switch, long-short magazine\nkarrell fox\n"magamental"\nkarrell fox
1995
much ado about something Karrell Fox
A.T.S. Book Test
"Almost Too Simple", page in magazine selected, torn out and crumpled up, tossed to spectator, then content described, no switch, long-short magazine
the hoysi incident\n"i have performed this twice."
- part one: several cards chosen and pocketed, then divined
- part two: word on designated page number in several magazines remembered and divined, with design duplication\nbill abbott
2012
house party magic! Bill Abbott
The HoySi Incident
"I have performed this twice."
Part One: several cards chosen and pocketed, then divined
Part Two: word on designated page number in several magazines remembered and divined, with design duplication