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* " | * "Oil & Water Climax" from [[Ibidem]] N° 8, december by [[Ed Marlo]] (1956) have a sequence in which oil and water mixed. | ||
* "Oil and Queens" by [[Roy Walton]] adds a kicker where the one set turns into the 4 queens. | * "Oil and Queens" from [[The Devil's Playthings]] by [[Roy Walton]] (1969) adds a kicker where the one set turns into the 4 queens. | ||
* "Camouflage" from [[Packet Switches]] (Part Two) by [[Karl Fulves]] (1973) added a climax where all of the cards became the same color | |||
[[Category:Card Plots]] | [[Category:Card Plots]] | ||
Revision as of 16:09, 17 August 2008
Oil and Water is a classic plot in card magic where a small group of red cards are intermixed with a group of black cards. The black cards (representing oil) magically separate and assemble at the top of the packet. This is usually done a number of times.
The first contemporary version of this effect was first published by Walter B. Gibson in Jinx as "Like Seeks Like" (issue 91, November 1940).
The Oil and Water presentation was created by Ed Marlo, who also developed many methods for the effect, published in The Cardician (1953).
Variations
- "Oil & Water Climax" from Ibidem N° 8, december by Ed Marlo (1956) have a sequence in which oil and water mixed.
- "Oil and Queens" from The Devil's Playthings by Roy Walton (1969) adds a kicker where the one set turns into the 4 queens.
- "Camouflage" from Packet Switches (Part Two) by Karl Fulves (1973) added a climax where all of the cards became the same color