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Top 5 Impromptu Card Tricks?
- Thread starter Shanku
- Start date
Wayne Houchins Invisible Palm is pretty much impromptu due to the fact that you just use any four cards you want.
Dunns Deal is also Impromptu as well.
Dunns Deal is also Impromptu as well.
Wayne has an invisible palm routine? Are you sure you aren't getting mixed up with his video performance of the Invisible Palm routine, an effect that isn't his and he didn't create?
I think it's his handling of the trick. I think he contributed several things to the routine, (forget what at the moment.) Which is apparently featured on the True Astonishment DVDs.
I've been trying to contact you on your notes for awhile. lol
Anyway I know I already posted in this thread, but I'm gonna change my Top 5:
Stigmata
Back In Time
Reflex
3 Card Monte
ACR
He didn't create it no. But it different because instead of having to use the aces, you use any four cards.
Just because Wayne doesn't use the aces mean it's his?
Two versions of the Invisible Palm is taught in Art of Astonishment. One with the aces, one with any cards.
Furthermore, even with the four aces, the routine is impromptu. You don't need any secret set up or anything. You just openly take the four aces out, adding on a card right in front of the spectator.
Every version I've seen (around 10 handlings) can all be done with any cards. I've not seen one that specifically one requires aces.
Well true, I think that Wayne's just has a few different sleights and most people use the aces because they were pretty much apart of the original Larry Jennings version.
Just because you haven;t seen one doesn't mean they don't exist. I've seen a wonderful handling, where you start with 4 kings, and end with the 4 aces.
[R.C];218230 said:
But it actually requires the aces? i.e. you can't do it with four jacks turning into four queens?
Is the handling published?
-Ambitious card with card to mouth
-Chicago opener
-Biddle trick
-A shuffling lesson by chad long ( it requires a little set up but still..)
- Two card transpo
-Chicago opener
-Biddle trick
-A shuffling lesson by chad long ( it requires a little set up but still..)
- Two card transpo
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1.biddle trick-elmer biddle
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3.whack your pack+juke-paul harris
4.acr
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1.biddle trick-elmer biddle
2. las vegas leaper+big time leaper-paul harris
3.whack your pack+juke-paul harris
4.acr
5.ultimate rip-off-paul harris
search and destroy
sloppy triumph (if performed very well)
Revolution #9
Hand to mouth
hmm probably the biddle trick
sloppy triumph (if performed very well)
Revolution #9
Hand to mouth
hmm probably the biddle trick
Yeah I think it's David Stones handling of the routine. It's either in the first Real Secrets of magic or the 2nd DVD. Tho it never really says you HAVE to use the kings and aces. You could essentially turn the jacks or whatever's into anything you want. He just did it with the jacks to aces.
Kyle,
I'm afraid I can't name any off the top of my head, but I do remember that I was reading about one only two nights ago with a friend. All I can add then is simply that there are many versions about, and it is necessary only to do a little bit of research.
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