ad-venture\nan ad from newspaper is chose, content divined and written on slate\nharold braunhut
1948/27
tarbell course in magic — volume 5 Harold Braunhut
Ad-Venture
an ad from newspaper is chose, content divined and written on slate
it's done wwith a mirror\nmagazine changes into different magazines and newspapers a few times, also of different sizes\nwinston freer
1949
grant's inner circle magazine Winston Freer
It's Done wWith A Mirror
magazine changes into different magazines and newspapers a few times, also of different sizes
apport\nthree crumbled paper balls, one is selected, objects on cards selected on appears in paper\nfranklin v. taylor
1954
the phoenix 251 — 300 Franklin V. Taylor
Apport
three crumbled paper balls, one is selected, objects on cards selected on appears in paper
extra! extra!\na verbal pantomime with newspapers (winner of the originality trophy texas association of magicians, 1964) - a full act with newspapers\ngene anderson\nthe five-pointed star\ngene anderson\nthe chapeau\ngene anderson\nthe ship's wheel and paper dolls\ngene anderson\nsquircle\nken bowell\nfir tree\ngene anderson\ntorn message finale\ngene anderson\nthe newspaper act\ngene anderson
1968
newspaper magic Gene Anderson
Extra! Extra!
A Verbal Pantomime With Newspapers (Winner of The Originality Trophy Texas Association of Magicians, 1964) - a full act with newspapers
the five-pointed star\nhow to tear a star-shaped hole in newspaper\ngene anderson\nextra! extra!\ngene anderson\nstar of the show\ngene anderson
1968
newspaper magic Gene Anderson
the chapeau\nnewspaper hat that transforms into multiple shapes: mortar board, admiral's hat, napoleon's hat, hood, sombrero, cowboy hat\ngene anderson\nextra! extra!\ngene anderson
1968
newspaper magic Gene Anderson
The Chapeau
Newspaper hat that transforms into multiple shapes: Mortar Board, Admiral's Hat, Napoleon's Hat, Hood, Sombrero, Cowboy Hat
the ship's wheel and paper dolls\nhow to tear a ship's wheel / ring of paper dolls\ngene anderson\nextra! extra!\ngene anderson\nship's wheel & dolls\ngene anderson
1968
newspaper magic Gene Anderson
squircle\ncut a circle, but unfolds into square, see "gene anderson - the book" for credit information\nken bowell\nroutine for squircle\nw. z. fidler\nextra! extra!\ngene anderson\nstarcle\ndan harlan\nsquircle\nken bowell\ngene anderson
1968
newspaper magic Ken Bowell
Squircle
Cut a circle, but unfolds into square, see "Gene Anderson - The Book" for credit information
silks, paper & wrists\nnewspaper wrapped around wrists, silks disappear, appear around spectator's wrists\nu. f. grant
1968
newspaper magic U. F. Grant
Silks, Paper & Wrists
Newspaper wrapped around wrists, silks disappear, appear around spectator's wrists
jack & the chocolate bean stalk\nkid's trick, storytelling about jack and the bean stalk, produce shower of candy/m&ms at the end\nroy baker
1968
newspaper magic Roy Baker
Jack & The Chocolate Bean Stalk
Kid's trick, storytelling about Jack and the Bean Stalk, produce shower of candy/M&Ms at the end
newspaper to dollar bills\npaper to money, constructing information on page 11\nfred kaps\nzeitung zu geldscheinen\nfred kaps
1972
fred kaps lecture Fred Kaps
Newspaper to Dollar Bills
paper to money, constructing information on page 11
los viajes de la vela y el pañuelo\ncandle vanishes from newspaper and handkerchief is found on its place, candle is produced from jacket\njuan tamariz
1973
aprenda ud. magia Juan Tamariz
Los Viajes de la Vela y el Pañuelo
candle vanishes from newspaper and handkerchief is found on its place, candle is produced from jacket
transpo handkerchief\ntwo different colored handkerchiefs are wrapped into newspaper and change places\npatrick page
1974
tricks with handkerchiefs Patrick Page
Transpo Handkerchief
two different colored handkerchiefs are wrapped into newspaper and change places
through the magic door\ncoincidence, spectator and performer select the same word from a newspaper, center tear with marked word in a newspaper\nal mann
1978
the apodosis Al Mann
Through the Magic Door
coincidence, spectator and performer select the same word from a newspaper, center tear with marked word in a newspaper
miscellaneous forces\n- forcing four cards with (re)dealing
- odd-even number of things to force one of two spectators (matches or corners of newspaper)\n unknown
1985
the fred braue notebooks
Unknown
Miscellaneous Forces
forcing four cards with (re)dealing
odd-even number of things to force one of two spectators (matches or corners of newspaper)
the captain's shirt\nno. 78, newspaper folded and torn, during this hats and shirt shape made from it\nlillian oppenheimer
1985
self-working paper magic Lillian Oppenheimer
The Captain's Shirt
No. 78, newspaper folded and torn, during this hats and shirt shape made from it
jigsaw puzzle\nclear plastic bag with torn colored paper pieces, three spectators take three paper pieces and write word, number and picture, pieces torn up and mixed with the rest, performer reaches in and locates the right pieces that combine to the spectators's writing\ntony bartolotta\ncolor view\nbob still
2001
latter day secrets Tony Bartolotta
Jigsaw Puzzle
clear plastic bag with torn colored paper pieces, three spectators take three paper pieces and write word, number and picture, pieces torn up and mixed with the rest, performer reaches in and locates the right pieces that combine to the spectators's writing
anagramm-wahl\nfrom a piece of newspaper two selected words are mixed up to form a message, anagram\nchristoph borer\nanagramm-wahl in "seminarnotizen 2006"\nanagramm-wahl\nchristoph borer\ndie anagramm-wahl\nchristoph borer
2006
compilation Christoph Borer
Anagramm-Wahl
from a piece of newspaper two selected words are mixed up to form a message, anagram
anagramm-wahl\nfrom a piece of newspaper two selected words are mixed up to form a message, anagram\nchristoph borer\nanagramm-wahl\nchristoph borer\ndie anagramm-wahl\nchristoph borer
2007
seminarnotitzen 2007 Christoph Borer
Anagramm-Wahl
from a piece of newspaper two selected words are mixed up to form a message, anagram
die anagramm-wahl\nfrom a piece of newspaper two selected words are mixed up to form a message, anagram\nchristoph borer\nanagramm-wahl\nchristoph borer\nanagramm-wahl\nchristoph borer
2016
21 Christoph Borer
Die Anagramm-Wahl
from a piece of newspaper two selected words are mixed up to form a message, anagram
the newspaper act\nentire newspaper act, including folding and cutting designs and tricks with newspaper
a. how it all began
b. the act
c. set-up
d. gene's script
e. music
f. keeping current
g. storing the prepared act\ngene anderson\nextra! extra!\ngene anderson
2016
gene anderson — the book Gene Anderson
The Newspaper Act
entire newspaper act, including folding and cutting designs and tricks with newspaper
A. How it all began
B. The act
C. Set-up
D. Gene's script
E. Music
F. Keeping Current
G. Storing the prepared act
star of david - the six-pointed star\ncut from newspaper, two cuts
a. "clean copy" pages
b. folding the pages
c. performance
d. presentation possibilities\ngene anderson
2016
gene anderson — the book Gene Anderson
Star of David - The Six-Pointed Star
cut from newspaper, two cuts
A. "Clean copy" pages
B. Folding the pages
C. Performance
D. Presentation possibilities
squircle\ncircle cut into newspaper, when unfolded it is a square, with credit information
a. selecting newspaper pages
b. preparing squircle's pages
c. storing the prepared squircle
d. performance\nken bowell\ngene anderson\nsquircle\nken bowell
2016
gene anderson — the book Ken Bowell, Gene Anderson
Squircle
circle cut into newspaper, when unfolded it is a square, with credit information
A. Selecting newspaper pages
B. Preparing Squircle's pages
C. Storing the prepared Squircle
D. Performance
chapeaugraphy - forty years to make a hat\nchapeaugraphy act with newspaper
a. introduction
b. getting started
c. creases and stiffeners
d. preparing the mortarboard
e. making the tassel
f. finishing the folds
g. performance
h. gene's classic origami hats\ngene anderson
2016
gene anderson — the book Gene Anderson
Chapeaugraphy - Forty Years to Make a Hat
chapeaugraphy act with newspaper
A. Introduction
B. Getting Started
C. Creases and stiffeners
D. Preparing the Mortarboard
E. Making the tassel
F. Finishing the folds
G. Performance
H. Gene's classic origami hats
ship's wheel & dolls\ncutting dolls and a ship's wheel from newspaper
a. preparing the pages
b. performance\ngene anderson\nvin carey's "easy do' paper act", 1941.\nthe ship's wheel and paper dolls\ngene anderson
2016
gene anderson — the book Gene Anderson
Ship's Wheel & Dolls
cutting dolls and a ship's wheel from newspaper
A. Preparing the pages
B. Performance
torn message\nmessage torn into newspaper
a. finale message
b. introduction
c. preparing the papers
d. preparing the message
e. performance
f. production run
g. gene's script
h. newspaper article\ngene anderson\njean hugard's "paper tearing extraordinary" in "hugard's magic monthly" february, 1957.
2016
gene anderson — the book Gene Anderson
Torn Message
message torn into newspaper
A. Finale message
B. Introduction
C. Preparing the papers
D. Preparing the message
E. Performance
F. Production Run
G. Gene's script
H. Newspaper article
Inspired by
Jean Hugard's "Paper Tearing Extraordinary" in "Hugard's Magic Monthly" February, 1957.
miller clipper\nslip of newspaper cut where the spectator wants, predicted\nroy miller\nsuper clipline plus, al mann
2019
the florida notes 2019 Roy Miller
Miller Clipper
slip of newspaper cut where the spectator wants, predicted
a word in amber\nnewspaper strip cut, phrase there appears inside amber necklace, albert spackman's "clip line"\nben hart
2020
the darkest corners Ben Hart
A Word in Amber
newspaper strip cut, phrase there appears inside amber necklace, Albert Spackman's "Clip Line"