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KyleMacNeill Inner circle 2757 Posts 
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Hi all,
Working on the Interlaced Vanish plot, already used Denis Behr's great archive, but please can you guys suggest some more variations to study? Best, Kyle |
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Leo Reynolds Jr Special user 864 Posts
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Interlaced Swindle by David Williamson in Williamson's Wonders (1989)
Malone Meets Marlo volume 2 Best Leo Jr |
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Harry Lorayne 1926 - 2023 New York City 8558 Posts
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The very first routine, the cover item, of the very first issue of APOCALYPSE - January 1978 - is Paul Harris's Interlace Vanish. Harry L.
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KyleMacNeill Inner circle 2757 Posts
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Thanks guys for the help! Please keep the suggestions coming!
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Ronald72 Loyal user Holland 249 Posts
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Hi Kyle,
I am interested in your thinking (if you like to share). I also put in some work in the interlaced vanish. My bron is Malone meets Marlo. I had in mind as an variation/ending on Canibal Cards. But I experience so much extra handling (almost fumbling) that it feels on natural (for example picking up the deck for no reason but have to ditch off some cards). Technical things like that. Waht are your thoughts on this? Very nice to see someone also dive into this plot 
best regards, Ronald |
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KyleMacNeill Inner circle 2757 Posts
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On 2012-07-27 06:41, Ronald72 wrote: Hey Ronald, Thanks! I echo your thoughts with going back to the deck being quite annoying, so I am trying to find a version without that Phil Goldstein's Choice Flesh is nice because it doesn't need you to go back to the deck, although I feel it uses a certain move at a 'heated' time. I am actually working on this plot for the next month, because I am considering starting a new monthly project, here's the cover: http://i1057.photobucket.com/albums/t398......line.jpg
I am going to work on the same plot, reading and citing many references (hence why I am asking for some more versions of the routine in print) and then kind of give an account of the versions I come up with, hopefully showing improvement and coming up with a final version. It is based on this weekly article in the UK newspaper, the Guardian - http://www.guardian.co.uk/lifeandstyle/w......te-sauce The author of this looks at many variations of a certain recipe, and then comes up with a final one. I hope to achieve a similar thing, but for magic! I'll try to PM you my first idea soon, which needs improvement, but hopefully this is what I will show! Thanks, Kyle |
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Caleb Wiles.jpg "View Profile") Inner circle Indianapolis, IN 1132 Posts
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David Williamson has a great version that's failry easy to do and super convincing. I think it's in hiw Williamson's Wonders book.
Caleb
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Vlad_77 Inner circle The Netherlands 5829 Posts
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On 2012-07-26 18:15, Leo Reynolds Jr wrote: Thanks for the references Leo. I will have to check out these variants. The write up in Apocalypse is superb of course but the effect itself feels a bit fiddly to me - partially for the same reason as Kyle but for other reasons as well. Kind of ironic that Caleb Wiles posted here today as I just learned his variant of Harris' classic Reset. Great work Caleb! Namaste, Vlad |
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KyleMacNeill Inner circle 2757 Posts
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Thanks guys, keep 'em coming!
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Cardguy52 Loyal user 246 Posts
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The one I like is Sankeys " Collect Me Not" from his Sankeytised vol1.
Quick description: four queens find three selected cards ala collectors, then the four queens vanish leaving behind the three selected cards. Queens are reproduced in the deck. |
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KyleMacNeill Inner circle 2757 Posts
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On 2012-07-27 13:59, Cardguy52 wrote: So the Queens vanish instead of the selections? That's pretty interesting. |
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Akal Singh New user 87 Posts
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For the record, PH's version is in "Art of Astonishment: Vol 1" and "Las Vegas Close-up."
I concur with the general dislike for needlessly going back to the deck. It doesn't totally make sense in PH's version, but since that 4th card goes under the spectator's finger instead of between the Kings, a change of pace is somewhat justified by the plot of the routine itself. And if you can make the treatment of that 4th card look natural, it's worth it: the disappearance from under a spectator's finger and reappearance to any impossible location is about as powerful as it gets! |
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KyleMacNeill Inner circle 2757 Posts
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On 2012-07-27 15:44, Akal Singh wrote: Agreed!
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Cameron Francis V.I.P. 7025 Posts
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Here is Liam Montier's "Cheater's Sleeve" which is one of my personal favorite versions. He uses the wonderful Britland interlace sequence. Incidentally, this trick will be featured in an upcoming dvd Liam and I shot while attending FISM.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g1XMlPefm......embedded
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fonda57 Inner circle chicago 3080 Posts
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I really like Cheater's Sleeve, and have been doing it ever since I got the book Kapow, which has lots of other great stuff as well.
I also think David Williamson's Interlaced Swindle is fantastic. |
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Vlad_77 Inner circle The Netherlands 5829 Posts
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On 2012-07-27 21:27, Cameron Francis wrote: And Signore Francis has a variant on Caleb Wiles' variant. I haven't tried it yet but this Cameron Francis dude hasn't put out anything yet that isn't a worker. |
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Motor City Special user Metro Detroit Area 587 Posts
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Cameron,
Thanks for posting "Cheater's Sleeve." I really like it. |
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KyleMacNeill Inner circle 2757 Posts
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I also love Cheater's Sleeve!
I've made 2 versions so far, thanks for all the references as well. Best, Kyle |
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Ronald72 Loyal user Holland 249 Posts
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Hi Kyle,
So for the topic I picked up my cards and go over the routine. So this gives me a clear picture where I feel the diffuculty is. It is for me not alone "the picking up the deck" moment. It is also a lot of (un)necessary counting to get the cards in the right order. I see the technical presentation in Cheaters Sleeve but if yo watch the Malone version one of the great things I this version is that you can show two cards (a spectator pick) that are really going in between the aces. I think this is a really strong piece in the effect. Looking foreword to your version Kyle, personally I can not get it right in my mind so love the effect but can and wil not perform it. I had a blast learning by the way and helped me to grow as a magician. best regards, Ronald |
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KyleMacNeill Inner circle 2757 Posts
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Good thoughts, thanks.
Best, Kyle |
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