The time machine clock is given to the spectator. He secretly sets the time, covers the face of the clock and gives it back to the magician. With his magical powers, the magician can correctly tell the time even though the clock is covered!

Ask a spectator to think of any hour of the day. After they reveal their choice, you remove a small, elegant wallet from your pocket. Remove a prediction card from the wallet. Place it face down on the table. Display the wallet empty except for a few

Wayne's routine, from his professional stand-up act, contains his added psychological nuances to David Hoy's original "tossed Out Deck" routine. Without wishing to detract from the original, Wayne always found that it received a muted response

First, you write a prediction on a card or piece of paper and the prediction remains in full-view. Next, a specially designed and finished plastic board is displayed with a large grid filled with numbers. A spectator names any of the numbers (free choic

TOTAL PREMONITION--IMAGINE BEING ABLE TO PREDICT THE TOTAL OF TWELVE 3-DIGIT NUMBERS. Numbers are FREELY selected ONLY by the volunteer. Performer does not require any apparatus including a calculator. Easy To Perform. A

What if you have the ability to extract a person's thought and materialize it? Imagine a spectator selects an imagination coin. No one else could possible know. However you are able to sense the energy of the thoughts and reveals the information bit

Another beautiful brass effect from Viking Magic! Bring out a slender brass case with a threaded lid and 5 brass rods, each with a different colored gemstone inset on the rod. Ask a spectator to join in an experiment of "thought transference" using the

The 3 predictions written by the Magician are exactly matches with the cards selected by the spectator. The presenter uses a deck of cards and a transparent plexi card stand for the trick. The deck used is normal pack of

This is the sort of parlor routine that can be personalized and enhanced in ways that engage the audience in hilarious, personal ways. In short: three volunteers each make a selection. So, from the audience's perspective, someone is

The performer displays a drawstring bag. He removes from this six cubes and hands them to a spectator, two have red two have black and two have green spots. There are three more cubes in the drawstring bag, as a