not without sorcery \n performer and spectator write a color with chosen crayon, they match, moving part and hole in prediction pad, see also p. 270 for esp version by jules conway \n j. w. sarles \n the anagrammer \n karl fulves
1969
the pallbearers review vol. 1-4 J. W. Sarles
Not Without Sorcery
performer and spectator write a color with chosen crayon, they match, moving part and hole in prediction pad, see also p. 270 for ESP version by Jules Conway
color-mental! \n two boxes of waxes crayons, two crayons are selected by two spectators and match \n john a. novak
1975
the compleat magick — volume ii John A. Novak
Color-Mental!
two boxes of waxes crayons, two crayons are selected by two spectators and match
carayola caper \n color and symbol \n larry becker \n edward hutchison's routine in "psychological mysteries", 1977.
1979
the best of larry becker's world of super mentalism book ii Larry Becker
Carayola Caper
color and symbol
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Edward Hutchison's routine in "Psychological Mysteries", 1977.
child's play \n spectator uses two crayons to select two cards - black crayon select black card, red crayon select red card. names of cards are found printed on crayon sleeve \n jay sankey \n david acer
2004
random acts of magic Jay Sankey, David Acer
Child's Play
Spectator uses two crayons to select two cards - black crayon select black card, red crayon select red card. Names of cards are found printed on crayon sleeve
the kids' table \n color of crayon behind back is divined, repeated by a spectator \n jon armstrong
2011
the magical adventures of jon armstrong Jon Armstrong
The Kids' Table
color of crayon behind back is divined, repeated by a spectator