Pass the box and cube for examination. Ask someone to insert the cube and to remember the expression (laugh, cry, angry) which is upper-most. When you hold the box you can name the expression to the audience.

A steel blade penetrates thru a finger and cuts a cigarette. The frame is transparent so the inside of the guillotine is visible. Made of heavyweight plastic. Not to be sold to minors.

A spectator selects a card from a deck of 52 playing cards. Then the Magician instructs the spectator to use a pair of scissors to cut through a strip of four prediction cards that is hidden inside of a paper

The performer displays two bolts. A spectator choose either of the bolts. According to the spectator's choice, the performer picks one of the bolts and shakes it up and down. The shaken bolt is gradually shortened. The

A spectator checks that the magician's pocket is empty. Over a hundred different drinks are suggested. The spectator chooses one of them. His choice is perfectly free. A shot glass full of liquid appears in the magician's pocket.

An incredibly clever quadruple card revelation! Bring out a strip of photographic film negatives. The four frames display mysterious and apparently meaningless symbols. Explain that these symbols represent an ancient four-part prediction. The original

You are about to offer one of your business cards to a spectator in an especially striking way…The spectator selects a card from a deck of cards. You then show a stack of business cards, with a beautiful picture of hands on it. You riffle the stack of b

A 1" red ball magically shrinks to the size of a small pea in the magicians hand with a mere touch of a small magic wand. Easy to perform! Miniature wand included.

Show a pen to your audience. Ask your spectator to pinch the pen through the cloth of a handkerchief. As she pushes downward she feels the pen shrinking smaller and smaller. When the handkerchief is removed, the pen is seen to

A spectator chooses one horror movie from a list of 10. You make a prediction and then reveal how you have read their thoughts when you tell them which horror movie they chose. The spectator has a completely free choice