Murphy’s Magic Supplies, Inc. Lucky by John Bannon – Reservation

Features: CHOP SHOP. Card trick? Cut cups? Both of them? Fractal! Proxy Shock The interpreter will add a truly thought-out card. Cut and run. An extended cut finds four Ace (or whatever you want). Hybrid support Participants shuffle and cut. Top stock: controlled. Discreet assembly (J. Carey). The Ace assembly plus smooth vanilla pistachio. Great fat aces. Ace assembly scrupulously fair. Or do they do? PLOT TWIST. The best ending to the greatest card trick ever: Dai Vernon «Twisting the Ases.» Triplicity. Three perfect demonstrations of psychic power. BLUES ALLEY JOKERS. Really stunning look of Jokers sandwiching a selected card. A product of any other name. Artist Kooky has given all the right names, including your card. Testimonials: «It is rare to find a set of lecture material where the ten articles in the booklet contain professional-grade material, tested by the public and the methods for each effect are within the range of most magicians. Lucky material will make sure you always have something strong and entertaining to go with. Highly recommended.» – Rolando Santos, the link ring «I see a lot of magic and can sometimes be jaded. I instantly had the same feeling of seeing my first magic trick from a child. Great ideas, great presentations, misleading effects, inspiring ideas. I couldn’t wait to get this book and add some of the secrets to my repertoire. If you’re a fan of John Bannon, like me, you’ll want to rush to get this.» – Tim Throne «I bought ayterday your effect on Penguin, and I love it, for simplicity and impact, as you yourself… Your magic is so full of these simple ways to achieve miracles…» – Gaetan Bloom
Lucky by John Bannon Book
Skill level: beginner
Why learn magic tricks? There are many reasons, but above all, performing magic will help you increase your self-confidence. Learning a few simple tricks is a great way to build confidence and is a good icebreaker.
BOOST CONFIDENCE AND CHARISMA – Once you’ve performed a magic trick or two at a party or even a loose gathering, look at everyone nearby to see what you’re doing.
PAY ATTENTION ANYWHERE – When people perform a trick, they come in ducts to see more. They move around, eager to be entertained and willing to suspend common sense,