logically and plausibly leading to the pieces growing back together

Derek Dingle turns the routine into a humorous experiment in spectator perception while Michael Ammar boils the routine down to its most basic components

what do you want to say and how do you make them remember it

- JB Dumas (TV magic consultant)

All Hands on Deck

Magic Room | Sandro Loporcaro (Amazo) - (Download) Daryl logically and plausibly leading toTwo different effects for children's magic, stage and parlor magic. Kaleidoscopic Tube: In this effect, two cardboard tubes are shown on all sides. After placing one tube inside the other, the magician reaches inside and pulls out a long, flowing streamer from the tubes. The effect can be repeated with different colored streamers. Mental Balloon: A simple rope, a colored blown up balloon. That's it. The magician is able to pop the balloon with mind