And His Last Name Was... Houdini by Roy W. Eidem Mixed Media DOWNLOADAll audiences know of Houdini and his incredible escapes. Here's an effect where you demonstrate his incredible feats in a most magical way! Effect: Houdini escapes three times after being tied up. The last escape is under the fairest and most impossible conditions in the spectator's hand. You start and end clean. All is examinable before and after. A rope, tied around your fingers and hand, melts through twice; and then Houdini escapes a third and

The Station Double

Stirring Silver

you will learn every element of how to easily perform this routine

ANY small object can be used

you'll definitely be using this one

You read the minds of four audience members in the most creative manner during a little game of "Hangman"

Super clean

Alexander deCova has devised a way of recreating the famous LePaul effect of a signed playing card appearing inside an envelope and

in fact many historians have suggested that playing cards may have originated as a fortune telling tool long before they were first introduced into Europe in the 14th century

to his consulting days with David Copperfield and Cyril

the card and the money

" Perfect for both close-up and parlor settings