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Nekromant New user 45 Posts |
A great story and a Tarot, nice thread of the old's.
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zoic New user UK 68 Posts |
Entertaining, thank you.
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Dr SH Elite user French Spirit in Sydney 425 Posts |
I am not a fan of card tricks normally , but it should show me that with a good story a card trick is very entertaining.... thank you
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Austen New user 57 Posts |
Love it, tricks with different cards make such a difference than using standard playing cards. Thanks for sharing
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Russo Inner circle So.California / Centl.Florida / retired Florida 1212 Posts |
Try the 'soldiers deck of cards" a tru "story" about a soldier in Chapel that was accused of playing cards in Church- at his trial, he went on to prove many cards represented many things in the Bible - plus Almanac- it was also his prayer book etc- I've used it many time by printing the story behind each(gient )card - its good for showing one NOT to be judgemental. Ralph(russo)Rousseau
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BrianMel New user Chicago 92 Posts |
Very cool effect man. The story is perfect! And great use of Tarot cards.
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Russo Inner circle So.California / Centl.Florida / retired Florida 1212 Posts |
The song is called 'the deck of cards" by Tex Ritter
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Yogi2x4 Regular user 190 Posts |
That was great. Thanks for sharing.
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pieaddict New user UK 99 Posts |
This has brightened up my day, I must say
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bosami Regular user 173 Posts |
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On Dec 23, 2014, J.Warrens wrote: Thank you for the information. I've only found used copies of this book for sale online - and at a hefty ($179) price.
...forever curious
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HenryleTregetour Regular user 184 Posts |
Wow!
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JBD New user 65 Posts |
Good storytelling can project a standard effect into something more memorable. You know you have done well, when someone sees you over a year later and remembers you from that one effect you performed with a high impact story.
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enigmatic Regular user France 174 Posts |
I've always loved this Robert E. Neale's routine, and it's even better when presented with tarot cards.
Real vision is the ability to see the invisible. (Jonathan Swift).
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Russo Inner circle So.California / Centl.Florida / retired Florida 1212 Posts |
70 years in magic- 83 years old- Story Magic is great - Have many Story routines - p/m me what effect - if I have a story routine - glad to share - Basically - Die box - 20th Century Silks - Spot Card - coin pail - a few others .. Isolation is &^%$*& (I don't swear in words L-O-L ). Ralph (russo) ROUSSEAU
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Ibmerlin New user 53 Posts |
That is awesome!
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aoakden New user 60 Posts |
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On Dec 23, 2014, J.Warrens wrote: Thank you, I was racking my brain trying to remember the name as I watched. |
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