The magician opens and shows the curtain with both hands, then hides their face with the curtain. When their face is shown again, the performer is wearing glasses! The performer hides their face again, and then has a

Similar to the popular Pom Pom Stick, but using different colored cords, making the effect more puzzling. The performer displays a stick, with two different colored cords running through them, with a bead at one end and a tassel at the opposite end of ea

A quart of cooking oil is poured into a borrowed hat, bag or purse. Immediately, the oil vanishes into thin air, without leaving a single drop! One Possible Effect: Pop Corn From Hat--A top hat is displayed mouth-down on

Ever get caught going the wrong way on a one-way street? The "Arrow Sign" changes direction at the will of the magician! First, the arrow on both sides points the same way, then the changes begin. It's baffling! This is great comedy and

Performer shows two pieces of colorful tissue paper. He tears them in half and in half again. By this time, the audience can almost guess that he will restore them. Maybe they even think that he will make a paper hat. Imagine the

The performer displays two pieces of colored tissue paper. These are torn, and when he attempts to restore them, they have transformed into a pair of paper pants! Perform this as a sequel to the Paper to Hat effect and it

Card-Shark presents the next great idea of Christoph Borer, the inventor of Get Sharky, Trick of the Year! This effect involves two books. One has the title "Everything Women know about Men", the other "Everything Men know

This is a very well made Pea Can, made in brass and that will fit right into your pockets. You remove a bunch of different colored peas from the can and ask the volunteer to choose any one color and concentrate on it. The peas

The magician writes down a prediction and has a spectator select a card. He searches the spectator's mind but is unable to determine her card. He then instructs the spectator to open the prediction that simply reads, "I Will

The magician displays a harmonica and hands it out to a spectator for examination. Upon return of the harmonica, the performer plays a few notes. He then states that the harmonica can actually be played by ear, and