word, number and picture divination \n medium divines word, number and duplicates a drawing \n theodore annemann \n thoughts direct \n jack yates
1937
"en rapport" Theodore Annemann
Word, Number and Picture Divination
medium divines word, number and duplicates a drawing
clip line \n newspaper clipping, some lines from top and bottom are cut away and the cross total of the remaining lines leads to a line which is divined \n jack yates \n the clip line \n al mann
1954
minds in close-up Jack Yates
Clip Line
newspaper clipping, some lines from top and bottom are cut away and the cross total of the remaining lines leads to a line which is divined
match miracle \n spectator reverses one of four matches and eliminates one by one after given instructions and will end up with the reversed one \n jack yates \n yates' four-object divination \n jack yates \n a penny for your thoughts \n paul curry \n the larger the bill \n harry lorayne \n match miracle \n jack yates \n a safe bet \n graham richards
1954
minds in close-up Jack Yates
Match Miracle
spectator reverses one of four matches and eliminates one by one after given instructions and will end up with the reversed one
devil's die \n spectator thinks of a number between one and six, a die is put under performer's hand and without looking at it the performer shows three sides of the die several times and asks if the selected number is visible, number is eventually divined \n jack yates \n hummer's die mystery \n bob hummer \n the moon die mystery \n bob hummer
1954
minds in close-up Jack Yates
Devil's Die
spectator thinks of a number between one and six, a die is put under performer's hand and without looking at it the performer shows three sides of the die several times and asks if the selected number is visible, number is eventually divined
astral digit \n after some easy arithmetics, spectator and performer have the same number written on a slate \n jack yates
1954
minds in close-up Jack Yates
Astral Digit
after some easy arithmetics, spectator and performer have the same number written on a slate
merchant mentalist \n cards with objects written on it are arranged in a circle, prediction of selection \n jack yates
1954
minds in close-up Jack Yates
Merchant Mentalist
cards with objects written on it are arranged in a circle, prediction of selection
thoughts direct \n medium reads mind of spectator \n jack yates \n word, number and picture divination \n theodore annemann
1956
minds in duplicate Jack Yates
mental tuition \n four people select a card, medium names color of first, suit of second, value of third and complete card of fourth spectator \n jack yates
1956
minds in duplicate Jack Yates
Mental Tuition
four people select a card, medium names color of first, suit of second, value of third and complete card of fourth spectator
hummer's die mystery \n magician uses dice to divine number thought of by spectator, principle is similar to 21 card trick / gergonne's pile problem. spectator thinks of a number between one and six, a die is put under performer's hand and without looking at it the performer shows three sides of the die several times and asks if the selected number is visible, number is eventually divined \n bob hummer \n devil's die \n jack yates \n from gergonne to gargantua \n joseph diez gergonne
1956
mathematics, magic and mystery Bob Hummer
Hummer's Die Mystery
Magician uses dice to divine number thought of by spectator, principle is similar to 21 card trick / Gergonne's Pile Problem. spectator thinks of a number between one and six, a die is put under performer's hand and without looking at it the performer shows three sides of the die several times and asks if the selected number is visible, number is eventually divined
hummer's three-object divination \n three objects switched around, spectator then thinks of one and switches the other two, magician can divine thought of object (mathematical 3 card monte 1951) \n bob hummer \n yates' four-object divination \n jack yates \n strangers from two worlds \n stewart james \n mathematical 3-card monte revisited \n john born
1956
mathematics, magic and mystery Bob Hummer
Hummer's Three-object Divination
Three objects switched around, spectator then thinks of one and switches the other two, magician can divine thought of object (Mathematical 3 card monte 1951)
yates' four-object divination \n three matches facing one way and one match facing the opposite way. after moving matches around, magician correctly can divine which is the reversed match without looking \n jack yates \n match miracle \n jack yates \n hummer's three-object divination \n bob hummer
1956
mathematics, magic and mystery Jack Yates
Yates' Four-Object Divination
three matches facing one way and one match facing the opposite way. After moving matches around, magician correctly can divine which is the reversed match without looking
vip \n names written on cardboard strips, medium divines chosen strips, see also p. 264 for suggestion by jules conway, see p. 308 for reference \n b. b. koch \n three thoughts alone \n jack yates
1969
the pallbearers review vol. 1-4 B. B. Koch
VIP
names written on cardboard strips, medium divines chosen strips, see also p. 264 for suggestion by Jules Conway, see p. 308 for reference
a penny for your thoughts \n after some changes (written directions) the order of four coins and a rolled up bill is named \n paul curry \n match miracle \n jack yates \n mathematical 3-card monte \n karl fulves \n ein pfennig für ihre gedanken \n bob driebeek \n a penny for your thoughts \n paul curry \n die ballydesmond polka \n alexander de cova \n paul curry \n tell monte (rescripted) \n john hostler
1974
paul curry presents Paul Curry
A Penny For Your Thoughts
after some changes (written directions) the order of four coins and a rolled up bill is named
focus \n on walt lees, fred kaps, ken brooke, harry lorayne, jack avis, rand magic circle, ricky jay, derek dingle, peter becker, cyril faranoff, frank farrow, jack yates, ron mcmillan \n fred robinson
1976
pabular Fred Robinson
Focus
on Walt Lees, Fred Kaps, Ken Brooke, Harry Lorayne, Jack Avis, Rand Magic Circle, Ricky Jay, Derek Dingle, Peter Becker, Cyril Faranoff, Frank Farrow, Jack Yates, Ron McMillan
the larger the bill \n spectator reverses one of four bills and eliminates one by one after given instructions and will end up with the reversed one, with optional serial reading \n harry lorayne \n match miracle \n jack yates
1977
the magic book Harry Lorayne
The Larger the Bill
spectator reverses one of four bills and eliminates one by one after given instructions and will end up with the reversed one, with optional serial reading
jack's pack \n stack in which position of every card can be calculated with formula and vice versa ("reversing the process") \n jack yates
1978
jack's pack Jack Yates
Jack's Pack
stack in which position of every card can be calculated with formula and vice versa ("Reversing the Process")
effect \n mnemonicosis type effect, card is named and located by various means, "in a way, it becomes rather like dai vernon's 'trick that cannot be explained'" \n jack yates
1978
jack's pack Jack Yates
Effect
mnemonicosis type effect, card is named and located by various means, "In a way, it becomes rather like Dai Vernon's 'Trick that cannot be explained'"
the number force \n card named, numbers jotted down and summed up, card at that position
- plus a marked deck (card pushed out of marked deck instead of named) \n jack yates
1978
jack's pack Jack Yates
The Number Force
card named, numbers jotted down and summed up, card at that position
Plus a Marked Deck (card pushed out of marked deck instead of named)
notes by the editor \n - keep the sequence
- false shuffles and cuts
- with two people
- short corner \n jack yates \n ken de courcy
1978
jack's pack Jack Yates, Ken De Courcy
jack's line-up \n up to thirteen spectators on stage, they select a card from a pile, pile shuffled, cards again given back to the right spectators \n jack yates \n last card prediction \n ken de courcy
1979
card caprice Jack Yates
Jack's Line-Up
up to thirteen spectators on stage, they select a card from a pile, pile shuffled, cards again given back to the right spectators
last card prediction \n final card predicted in pocket or wallet, with index or sticky dummy prediction \n ken de courcy \n jack's line-up \n jack yates
1979
card caprice Ken De Courcy
Last Card Prediction
final card predicted in pocket or wallet, with index or sticky dummy prediction
the moon die mystery \n number from one to six is thought of, three sides of a die are shown to spectator and he is asked if he sees his number, repeated three times and number is divined, without performer ever looking at the dice \n bob hummer \n the moon die mystery \n bob hummer \n devil's die \n jack yates \n colorvision plus math \n karl fulves \n octo \n paul swinford \n mental die \n bob hummer
1980
bob hummer's collected secrets Bob Hummer
The Moon Die Mystery
number from one to six is thought of, three sides of a die are shown to spectator and he is asked if he sees his number, repeated three times and number is divined, without performer ever looking at the dice
match miracle \n spectator reverses one of four matches and eliminates one by one after given instructions and will end up with the reversed one \n jack yates \n match miracle \n jack yates
1980
bob hummer's collected secrets Jack Yates
Match Miracle
spectator reverses one of four matches and eliminates one by one after given instructions and will end up with the reversed one
million-dollar mystery \n no. 9, twelve coins on table, spectator can remove some and coins with heads and tales up are divined, blindfolded \n bob hummer \n unknown \n the 12¢ solution \n karl fulves \n time will tell \n bob hummer \n jack yates
1981
self-working table magic Bob Hummer, Unknown
Million-Dollar Mystery
No. 9, twelve coins on table, spectator can remove some and coins with heads and tales up are divined, blindfolded
steals \n - annemann's steal from a cup
- jack yates' steal from a cup with a paper clip and a magnet
- annemann's steal from an envelope with a thumb tip
- other ideas by t. a. waters \n thomas alan waters \n jack yates' "do not touch" in "abra" vol. 26, no. 658; 1958; p. 119. \n telepathy plus \n theodore annemann \n annemann's diablo pellet reading \n theodore annemann
1981
mind, myth & magick Thomas Alan Waters
Steals
Annemann's steal from a cup
Jack Yates' steal from a cup with a paper clip and a magnet
Annemann's steal from an envelope with a thumb tip
other ideas by T. A. Waters
Related to
Jack Yates' "Do Not Touch" in "Abra" Vol. 26, No. 658; 1958; p. 119.
the clip line \n variation on albert spackman's "clip line" \n al mann \n clip line \n jack yates \n predicted from the papers \n tom sellers \n clippoline \n thomas alan waters \n front page \n gene nielsen
1982
six columns Al Mann
monty \n three spectators exchange three cards, performer reveals which spectator has which card, mental monte \n jack yates
1986
clue and other mysteries Jack Yates
Monty
three spectators exchange three cards, performer reveals which spectator has which card, mental monte
spy story \n story trick, paper with sentence (archer call up base) is folded and cut by spectator, then pieces are dealt in two piles and the selected forms the name of the selected card \n jack yates
1986
clue and other mysteries Jack Yates
Spy Story
story trick, paper with sentence (Archer Call Up Base) is folded and cut by spectator, then pieces are dealt in two piles and the selected forms the name of the selected card
choice \n twelve objects are put in a bag, two spectators select one each, performer divines both, then from all objects are removed and replaced in the bag, the last one was predicted \n jack yates
1986
clue and other mysteries Jack Yates
Choice
twelve objects are put in a bag, two spectators select one each, performer divines both, then from all objects are removed and replaced in the bag, the last one was predicted
i yates \n i ching / i ging prediction, with special cards to form the hexagram \n jack yates \n scratch \n philip t. goldstein
1986
clue and other mysteries Jack Yates
I Yates
I Ching / I Ging prediction, with special cards to form the hexagram
p&s system \n six geometrical signs in envelopes, divination of selected, back turned in selection process, also possible with word groups \n jack yates
1986
clue and other mysteries Jack Yates
P&S System
six geometrical signs in envelopes, divination of selected, back turned in selection process, also possible with word groups
magi \n instruction from tape, moving and removing four cards until one remains, tape prediction \n jack yates
1986
clue and other mysteries Jack Yates
Magi
instruction from tape, moving and removing four cards until one remains, tape prediction
revelation esp \n five spectators think of an esp symbol, divination, cards repeatedly shown to spectator for afirmation \n jack yates
1986
clue and other mysteries Jack Yates
Revelation ESP
five spectators think of an ESP symbol, divination, cards repeatedly shown to spectator for afirmation
clue \n six spectators with cards and pens, one of them writes an x on his card behind performers back, those with red cards must speak truth, black must lie, performer finds different colored disc, murder game \n jack yates \n open and shut case \n david britland \n witness \n karl fulves
1986
clue and other mysteries Jack Yates
Clue
six spectators with cards and pens, one of them writes an X on his card behind performers back, those with red cards must speak truth, black must lie, performer finds different colored disc, murder game
time will tell \n no. 74, twelve coins on table in circle layout, spectator removes six coins, some head/tail matching \n bob hummer \n jack yates \n million-dollar mystery \n bob hummer \n unknown
1989
self-working coin magic Bob Hummer, Jack Yates
Time Will Tell
No. 74, twelve coins on table in circle layout, spectator removes six coins, some head/tail matching
witness \n six spectators with cards and pens, one of them writes an x on his card behind performers back, those with red cards must speak truth, black must lie, performer finds murderer \n karl fulves \n keith downs (abra #2362) \n clue \n jack yates \n partner in crime \n sam schwartz \n witness \n karl fulves \n pack of lies \n karl fulves
1992
deceptive practices Karl Fulves
Witness
six spectators with cards and pens, one of them writes an X on his card behind performers back, those with red cards must speak truth, black must lie, performer finds murderer
a safe bet \n five envelopes, one with question mark, after instructions with performer's back turned only the marked one remains and contains the money \n graham richards \n match miracle \n jack yates
1993
profile Graham Richards
A Safe Bet
five envelopes, one with question mark, after instructions with performer's back turned only the marked one remains and contains the money
signed deal \n small packet spelling discovery \n ramón riobóo \n jack yates' "miracle mix-up" \n the nine card problem \n jim steinmeyer
2006
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 7 Ramón Riobóo
no-filler killer \n using the principle of miracle mix-up / remote control \n steve beam \n jack yates' "miracle mix-up" in "abbott's anthology of card magic vol. 3" \n no-filler killer \n steve beam
2017
52 Steve Beam
No-Filler Killer
using the principle of Miracle Mix-Up / Remote Control
Inspired by
Jack Yates' "Miracle Mix-up" in "Abbott's Anthology of Card Magic Vol. 3"
no-filler killer \n using the principle of miracle mix-up / remote control \n steve beam \n jack yates' "miracle mix-up" in "abbott's anthology of card magic vol. 3" \n no-filler killer \n steve beam
2018
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 11 Steve Beam
No-Filler Killer
using the principle of Miracle Mix-Up / Remote Control
Inspired by
Jack Yates' "Miracle Mix-up" in "Abbott's Anthology of Card Magic Vol. 3"