Sequences

39 entries in Spongeball / Sequences
  
Creators Title Comments & References Year Source Page AA Categories
Unknown Small Balls Finish bunch of small balls appears
 1941/27 Tarbell Course in Magic — Volume 1 169
Bill Simon Sponge Surprise fifteen to twenty small sponge balls appear
 1954 Sleightly Sensational 33
Patrick Page 5. The Sponge Ball Move "two in the hand one in the pocket" sequence
 1974 Ten Thoughts on Close-Up 4
Jerry Mentzer Something from Something sponge ball multiplies into three balls
Also published here
  • "Something from Something" (Linking Ring, February 1971)
 1975 Close Up Cues 1
Unknown The Magic "10" Count - "Chinese Version"
1976 The Encyclopedia of Sponge Ball Magic 91
Bob Baxter Within the Folds Knee Holdout
 1976 The Encyclopedia of Sponge Ball Magic 201
Frank Garcia "Four Plus" - Second Version ten count with four sponge balls
 1976 The Encyclopedia of Sponge Ball Magic 93
Frank Garcia Playing Cards to Balls sponge balls from card case, gag
 1976 The Encyclopedia of Sponge Ball Magic 199
Derek Dingle Undercover Move ball into spectator's hand
 1976 The Encyclopedia of Sponge Ball Magic 109
Frank Garcia "Number One" Sponge idea
 1976 The Encyclopedia of Sponge Ball Magic 202
Peter Samelson The Drop Ploy subtlety for sponge-to-spectator's hand
Also published here 1976 The Encyclopedia of Sponge Ball Magic 140
Frank Garcia Phantom Whiskey Glass
1976 The Encyclopedia of Sponge Ball Magic 207
Rick Johnsson, Ellison Poland Penny --- For His Thoughts more ideas with the IBGTH Switch, with bills, paper clips, billets, dice, coins, sponge balls, combs, business cards
 1976 Practical Impossibilities 52
Unknown The Jacket Lapel Move stealing from behind lapel
 1976 The Encyclopedia of Sponge Ball Magic 15
Peter Samelson Peter's Switcheroo
1976 The Encyclopedia of Sponge Ball Magic 141
Frank Garcia More Thoughts, Ideas and Reflections
  • Pop-Up Routine
  • Interesting Start
  • My Preferred Pop-Up Routine
  • Different Method
 1976 The Encyclopedia of Sponge Ball Magic 212
Frank Garcia Behind the Tie holdout behind the tie
 1976 The Encyclopedia of Sponge Ball Magic 16
Roger Klause Hidden Factor subtlety for hiding out palmed ball
 1976 The Encyclopedia of Sponge Ball Magic 187
Frank Garcia Al Goshman's "Number Four"
1976 The Encyclopedia of Sponge Ball Magic 218
Unknown Up to my Neck in Sponges to get an extra sponge ball into play
 1976 The Encyclopedia of Sponge Ball Magic 18
Lenny Greenfader Mis-Direction
1976 The Encyclopedia of Sponge Ball Magic 195
Eddie Fields Spongeball Climax Spongeballs burst into flames
 1976 The Artful Dodges of Eddie Fields 73
Unknown Let's Have Some Elbow Room to get an extra sponge ball into play
 1976 The Encyclopedia of Sponge Ball Magic 20
Frank Garcia Heavy Balls apparently balls are heavy, gag
 1976 The Encyclopedia of Sponge Ball Magic 197
Harry Lorayne From 1 to 10 ten count with two objects
 1977 The Magic Book 266
Frank Garcia "Now You See It, Now You Don't" - Sponge Ball Surprise pop-up move with sponge ball
Also published here 1978 Lecture Notes — No. 1 5
Fernando Roman Sponge Chop appearance of a ball
 July 1982 Apocalypse Vol. 1-5 (Vol. 5 No. 7) 654
Albert Goshman Sponge Ball into Spectators Hand idea for this classic
 1983 The Collected Almanac (Vol. 1 No. 7) 64
Sol Stone, Unknown Spongeball Sequence
1983 The Collected Almanac (Vol. 2 No. Winter Extra) 162
Henry Mayol Fee-Fi-Fo-Fum two handlings for growing sponge balls
 Aug. 1983 Apocalypse Vol. 6-10 (Vol. 6 No. 8) 810
Peter Samelson "The Peter Production" final production of some item like lime
 1984 Theatrical Close-Up 42
Peter Samelson The Samelson Split clean handling for splitting of ball into two on the table
 1984 Theatrical Close-Up 37
Joe Safuto Sponge Away two balls, one travels from hand to hand
 Apr. 1984 Apocalypse Vol. 6-10 (Vol. 7 No. 4) 909
Peter Samelson The Drop Ploy subtlety for sponge-to-spectator's hand
Also published here 1984 Theatrical Close-Up 40
Kazuyoshi Hirachi Cell Division visible method to split a sponge ball in two
 1988 New Magic Of Japan 40
Marc DeSouza Miniature Bowling Ball From Briefcase tiny briefcase, two sponge balls are taken out, then a solid steel ball that wouldn't have fit in
 2001 DeSouza's DeCeptions 17
Marc DeSouza The DeSouza Two Ball Routine simple sequence for phase with spectator's hand
 2001 DeSouza's DeCeptions 21
Unknown W/Sponges kitchen sponge hinged open to reveal compartment, sponge ball intro
 2005 Latter Day Secrets (Issue 10) 402
Unknown Sawing Move splitting spongeball into two
 2009 Routines Matter 148