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Difference between revisions of "Remember and Forget"
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First performed by [[Johann Nepomuk Hofzinser]] and published by [[Ottokar Fischer]] in [[Hofzinser's Card Conjuring]] (1910). | First performed by [[Johann Nepomuk Hofzinser]] and published by [[Ottokar Fischer]] in [[Hofzinser's Card Conjuring]] (1910). | ||
| − | A correct version of Hofzinser's original effect, which is more accurately translated as "[[Think and Forget]]" by [[Magic Christian]], appears in the | + | A correct version of Hofzinser's original effect, which is more accurately translated as "[[Think and Forget]]" by [[Magic Christian]], appears in the [[Genii 2005 November]] in an issue dedicated to J.N. Hofzinser and which, for the first time, accurately describes some of his most famous card effects. |
== Variations == | == Variations == | ||
Revision as of 13:54, 28 September 2009
Remember and Forget is a classic card routine in which spectators choose a pair of cards, remembering one and forgetting the other. The performer locates the remembered cards, then transforms them into the forgotten cards.
First performed by Johann Nepomuk Hofzinser and published by Ottokar Fischer in Hofzinser's Card Conjuring (1910).
A correct version of Hofzinser's original effect, which is more accurately translated as "Think and Forget" by Magic Christian, appears in the Genii 2005 November in an issue dedicated to J.N. Hofzinser and which, for the first time, accurately describes some of his most famous card effects.
Variations
- Card College, Vol. 3 by Roberto Giobbi (1998)
- Gary Kurtz's Remember and Forget.
- David Ben's "Remember and Forget" in Tricks (2003)
