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• The Magical Spectator
  '''The Magical Spectator''' is the newsletter for the humorous [[Association of International Magica
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• Spectator Cuts to the Aces
  [[Spectator Cuts to the Aces]] is a classic card routine where the spectator cuts the deck to locate the four aces. ...self-working, some requiring a gaffed deck or setup, and some allowing the spectator to do all the cutting and turning the cards over. Later kicker endings wer
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• Calculating Deck
  ...in which the cards are used to compute information, usually regarding the spectator's selected card. ...] - two freely selected cards add up to the number of cards cut off by the spectator.
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• One and Only
  ...then slowly and cleanly remove the "one & only" card in the envelope, the spectator's selected Queen of Diamonds.
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• Misdirection
  ...distraction, etc.) to create a point of focus and interest, and while the spectator's attention is under control, other covert actions will go unnoticed. An
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• Lip Smacker
  ...[Paul Harris]] released around 2000 in which a breath mint vanishes from a spectator's closed hand and reappears in your lips.
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• Dissolvo Paper
  ...in water. It can also be used for mental effects. An example is where the spectator's thought dissolves in the water, and the magician peers into the water to
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• Hi Ho Silver
  The missing coin can re-appear under a card of the spectator's choice.
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• Aces to Order
  ...spelled to, or cut to, one after the other, as they are freely called by a spectator. ...Minus Multiple'' By [[Ed Marlo]] in [[Marlo's Magazine]], Vol. 1, (1976). Spectator's Choice for Aces at any number or Spelling the Aces.
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• The Jack Puzzle
  ...ver the "invisible jack" while the performer hangs on to the ace. When the spectator lifts her hand she finds the performer's ace. The performer's card is turne
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• The Three of Clubs
  ...and puts one card on the table. face down. This proves to be the card the spectator thought of."
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• Scotch and Soda
  ...n can then be made to appear wherever the magician desires, such as in the spectator's pocket or under an object across the room.
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• Marlo Miracle Deck
  * ANTICIPATION: In which you reverse the spectator's card without knowing what it is. ...MBER: In which the selected card appears face-up at the number called by a spectator.
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• Between Your Palms
  The basic plot is an unknown card being held by the spectator at the start of the routine, turns out to be a selected signed (after the p ...signed card, it turns out to be the "prediction" card that had been in the spectator's hand the entire time.
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• Wax Lips
  [[Wax Lips]] is a card routine by [[Paul Harris]] in which a spectator's kiss is "caught" on the face of a selected card. The kiss mark on the car
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• Albaka Deck
  ...ht-of card from deck. The performer names the card, he wrote upon, and the spectator also removes this from deck, finding that the performer has actually writte
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• Tipsy Turvy Bottles
  ...both cover their bottle and invert them. But, no matter what they do, the spectator's bottle always land upside down and the performer's upright. It's repeated
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• Forcing Decks
  ...Decks]] are a type of [[Mechanical Deck]] of playing cards used to force a spectator to select a particular card, which the magician knows in advance. ...which can help you force a particular card or know exactly which card the spectator selected
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• Hard Boiled Quarter
  ...is placed on top. The lighter is now used as a welding torch and when the spectator lifts his finger, the three pieces instantly and visibly restore into its o
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• Muscle Reading
  ...n usually involves locating a hidden object (e.g. car keys, a check). The spectator, who knows where the object is, must concentrate in able for the demonstrat ...kerchief between them. “Noncontact” muscle reading consists of having the spectator follow the performer about and having to "read" his hesitation patterns.
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• Stack of Pence
  ...[[Stack of Halves]]. A stack of five or six coins is placed on back of the spectator's hand. The coins are covered with a cone. When tapped by the magician they
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• Travelling Triumph
  * Spectator's Triumph by [[Larry Jennings]] in [[The Classic Magic of Larry Jennings]]
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