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'''Annemann's Miracles of Card Magic''' was a book compiled and published by [[Max Holden]] in {{Book|1948}}.
'''Annemann's Miracles of Card Magic''' was a book compiled and published by [[Max Holden]] in [[1948]].


It was later combined with [[Annemann's Full Deck of Impromptu Card Tricks]] (1943) and released by Dover as [[Annemann's Card Magic]] (1977).
It was later combined with [[Annemann's Full Deck of Impromptu Card Tricks]] (1943) and released by Dover as [[Annemann's Card Magic]] (1977).
Reviewed in [[Genii 1948 June]]
== Introduction ==
'''''Just A Word ....'''''
It  is  with  genuine  pleasure  that  we  present  this  second volume  of  feature  card  effects  from  Ted  Annemann’s  files. With  its  companion  volume,  “Annemann’s  Full  Deck  of  52 Impromptu  Card  Tricks,”  it  makes  available  for  ready reference  a  wealth  of  headline  material  to  be  cherished  by every magician. Each and every trick was selected personally by Ted Annemann for its striking effect, its  stunning climax, or for some other unique feature that spelled  ENTERTAINMENT.  For  this  reason,  and  this  alone,  you  will  find  in the one hundred and ten tricks in these two books a collection of card  magic  that  is  unsurpassed  in  entertainment  value. Truly,  this  is  magic  as  your  audience  like  it!
The present volume is not restricted to impromptu tricks alone,  although  one-third  are in  that  category,  but  it  brings to you many of the more brilliant feats whose successful pres­entation  depend  upon  the  magician’s  unsuspected  allies  .  .  . shorts, double faced, stranger, duplicates and otherwise easily made  and  ingeniously  faked  cards.  These,  interwoven  with Annemann  subtleties  and  misdirection,  provide  the  means for  creating  miracles  otherwise  unobtainable.  Regardless  of whether  you  are  seeking  card  tricks  for  close-up  or  stage presentation,  you’ll  find  a  full  array here.  And  included  for good measure are two complete routines, conceived and used by Ted  Annemann,  which  alone  are  worth  many  times  the price  of  this  entire  volume.
MAX  HOLDEN
JOHN J.  CRIMMINS,  JR
== Contents ==
IMPROMPTU  TRICKS  FOR  EVERY OCCASION
* The Whistle
* The  Mystic  Twelve
* Card  of The  Gods
* The  Divining  Pasteboard
* Two  Cards  in  Fear
* The Twenty Card Trick
* Mathematical  Black  Jacks
* Three Predictions
* Mephisto’s  Prediction
* Like  Seeks  Like
* A  Card  in  Hand
* Double  Reverse
* Stop When Ready
* Twentieth  Century  Cards
* Modern  Monte 
* Mental  Stud
* The Ribbon That Made Good
TRICKS  WITH  DUPLICATES  &  SHORT CARDS
* Trickery
* Four Ace Stage Presentation
* Flighty  Aces
* A Question of Power
* Simplex Torn Card in Balloon
* Card  Finesse
* Red & Blue Back Color Change
* The Finders
* Three  Chances
* Here  Or  There
* Hidden  Mystery
TRICKS  WITH FAKED  &  DOUBLE FACED  CARDS
* Card  In  High
* A  Card  in  Flight
* The  Super  Eye-Popper
* Card  On  The  Wing
* Uniflight
* Lost  & Found
* Renovated Sphinx Card Trick
* The  Mutilated  Card
* Coloroto
* Vice-Versa
* Sympathetic Clubs
TRICKS  WITH  SIMPLE  SET-UPS
* Card  Voice
* A  Futile  Lesson 
* The  Scarne Thought  Card
* Restless Cards
* The  Card Phenomenon
* The  Ultra  Find
TRICKS  WITH  SPECIAL  DECKS
* Criss  Cross
* The Future  Deck
COMPLETE ROUTINES
* The Omega Card Act
1.  The  Rising  Card
2.  The  Penetrating  Card
3.  The  Pocketbook  Card
4.  The  Impaled  Card
5.  The  Torn  Card
* Five  Findo
1.  Card  At  Any  Number
2.  You  Count  ’Em
3.  Card  Finder
4.  “Stop”
5. The Speller
FORCES  &  IMPROVEMENT
* One  Hand  Card  Force
* Forcing  With  A  Die
ADDENDA
* It  Goes  This  Way


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Latest revision as of 12:18, 18 June 2020

Annemann's Miracles of Card Magic
Annemannmiraclesofcardmagic.jpg
AuthorTheodore Annemann
EditorJohn J. Crimmins, Jr.
PublisherMax Holden
IllustratorNelson Hahne
Publication Date1948
LanguageEnglish
SubjectCard tricks
 

Annemann's Miracles of Card Magic was a book compiled and published by Max Holden in 1948.

It was later combined with Annemann's Full Deck of Impromptu Card Tricks (1943) and released by Dover as Annemann's Card Magic (1977).

Reviewed in Genii 1948 June


Introduction

Just A Word ....

It is with genuine pleasure that we present this second volume of feature card effects from Ted Annemann’s files. With its companion volume, “Annemann’s Full Deck of 52 Impromptu Card Tricks,” it makes available for ready reference a wealth of headline material to be cherished by every magician. Each and every trick was selected personally by Ted Annemann for its striking effect, its stunning climax, or for some other unique feature that spelled ENTERTAINMENT. For this reason, and this alone, you will find in the one hundred and ten tricks in these two books a collection of card magic that is unsurpassed in entertainment value. Truly, this is magic as your audience like it!

The present volume is not restricted to impromptu tricks alone, although one-third are in that category, but it brings to you many of the more brilliant feats whose successful pres­entation depend upon the magician’s unsuspected allies . . . shorts, double faced, stranger, duplicates and otherwise easily made and ingeniously faked cards. These, interwoven with Annemann subtleties and misdirection, provide the means for creating miracles otherwise unobtainable. Regardless of whether you are seeking card tricks for close-up or stage presentation, you’ll find a full array here. And included for good measure are two complete routines, conceived and used by Ted Annemann, which alone are worth many times the price of this entire volume.

MAX HOLDEN

JOHN J. CRIMMINS, JR


Contents

IMPROMPTU TRICKS FOR EVERY OCCASION

  • The Whistle
  • The Mystic Twelve
  • Card of The Gods
  • The Divining Pasteboard
  • Two Cards in Fear
  • The Twenty Card Trick
  • Mathematical Black Jacks
  • Three Predictions
  • Mephisto’s Prediction
  • Like Seeks Like
  • A Card in Hand
  • Double Reverse
  • Stop When Ready
  • Twentieth Century Cards
  • Modern Monte
  • Mental Stud
  • The Ribbon That Made Good

TRICKS WITH DUPLICATES & SHORT CARDS

  • Trickery
  • Four Ace Stage Presentation
  • Flighty Aces
  • A Question of Power
  • Simplex Torn Card in Balloon
  • Card Finesse
  • Red & Blue Back Color Change
  • The Finders
  • Three Chances
  • Here Or There
  • Hidden Mystery

TRICKS WITH FAKED & DOUBLE FACED CARDS

  • Card In High
  • A Card in Flight
  • The Super Eye-Popper
  • Card On The Wing
  • Uniflight
  • Lost & Found
  • Renovated Sphinx Card Trick
  • The Mutilated Card
  • Coloroto
  • Vice-Versa
  • Sympathetic Clubs

TRICKS WITH SIMPLE SET-UPS

  • Card Voice
  • A Futile Lesson
  • The Scarne Thought Card
  • Restless Cards
  • The Card Phenomenon
  • The Ultra Find

TRICKS WITH SPECIAL DECKS

  • Criss Cross
  • The Future Deck

COMPLETE ROUTINES

  • The Omega Card Act

1. The Rising Card 2. The Penetrating Card 3. The Pocketbook Card 4. The Impaled Card 5. The Torn Card

  • Five Findo

1. Card At Any Number 2. You Count ’Em 3. Card Finder 4. “Stop” 5. The Speller

FORCES & IMPROVEMENT

  • One Hand Card Force
  • Forcing With A Die

ADDENDA

  • It Goes This Way


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