Dai vernon revelations pdf

This enabl es the double flash to be employEd most effecti veJ y. We 1dll briefly discJose several closely guarded dodges used by professional. Altho Erdnase does not mention i t, the double flash immeasurably enhanses t he deception and we regard it as the real 11convi ncer 11 or 11c01n e on.

There are ma. Right hand picks up No. Left picks up No. Three i s placed over tHo the qu. Keep your eye on the lady. The toss and the turninr, down are all one movement.

Tms sequence is repeated starting vii th right hand. Again right hand picks up two, and on the thro'. Again right picks up three, , shoVJs face, left does the same. Left hand drops its card to center. Without hesitation the queen :i. Right picks up black card at three and 11 Ren1ember, this is black.

And black here. Right hand, with fingers concealing t k is crimp places card atop 1t1a queen and tosses it to left. Left hand places its card atop queen rod tosses i t back to the r ir'r,t. The us ual mistake in perfor:ninr-: t his slei.

For perfect deception t he action must be motion. This exactl y s:ilmll ates a true cut. Also it will result in less telltale movement of the l eft fingers. This is an efficient b ott om 1 i palm w.

Card on bot. The reason for t his is that it allo1. In spreading cards before reaching break t he pack should be held just beyond spectator's reach. Should he r each! There or preparation. We refer to the action of the ri? This thumb technique a:pplies equally ':'ell -vrhen using a number of cards. The top card is usually pushed over side of pack teo soon. In The push should be del ayed until the n ry inst'ant of the change. I f t he hand is ;easah'llbly lllOist :Lt 5.

Particular attention s hould be given to figure 8. In s 11ort the hand must be contracted before card is ree. Then end as left changes posi tim and holds deck by sides. In s hort i t should be in sa'lle position t hat it will assullle c hange. If not desired to use as a color change this move is extre1nel y use.

In the five moments made if the fifth or last throw consists of a single card instead of a packet the action l eaves the entire order the same vrith exception of bottom card which ends up top. Possibly no other method accomplishes thi. FIFTH lo! However, is hi. The usual fault as Erdnase describes it is making too long a hesitation. However, this will not alter the even tempo.

Needless to say at the instant the bend of cards is increased a break is held so that noted card can be controlled. As performer springs c. Iid more visible than the others. The card thatrsees wiJ. The real secret of this method is contained in a s:i. If performer stands at a little distance fro.

CTED 0.! The technique is clearly described but it mu Now as pock is turne. Note how Erc1nase creates a favora bl e moment to palm the necessary cards-- a little less on in itself.

Also by utilizing the pass , h e creates the impression that any three cards 8re placed atop each queen. Althout;h t he a ctual p a tter is d a ted, yet , it forms a perfect patteJ:n f or a modernize d p resent a tion.

We have so performed it many times vii t h grati fying r e sults. Note how the pa lming is done at an o pportune moment - the misdirection is quite perfect. Erdnas e beautifully analyzes tho exa ct procedure.

By progres sive we mean any se tup wherein the thirteen values are repeated in the same order of which the Si Stebbins arrangement is a classical example. Many variati ons have bee n worked Our o;m method will be described in the final chapter of this book. E OF COl'! Note ingenious way in which necessity of using a dup licate card iS eliminated. C1fTS Our purpose in writing this volume is simply to ass ist in making the instructions of Erdnase moro lucid.

In fact, we feel quit e confident :tE a number of tb9 items v1e propose to describe are unknown at the present day. Although the pi! Jrvious sentence reads simply the actual work is something else acain.

Performed slowly. The operf:l. Correct e xecution v1ill resul. Identically the same procedure is employed f or the second riffle but of course maki ng sur,e that.

At the cor::mencef'1e nt of third riffle there wil l be two aces on the r:i. Ortion under last ace atop loft pa cket. Half of cards are ;. The eztra card. One point must not be omitted. It iS quite possible as a result of distribution that all the wanted cards may be in the right hand packet. J in the f:3Stest comPany. The opera t or 1 who i. The above i s repea t ed e xactly. Then a plain undercut is made and when packet is Slapped on top as bGfor e richt i ndex pre:J;;es on top card a nd acain one c1.

This results in tbree packets in a row. The richt hand returns, takes the pa cket held in left , and places it atop middle pile and these are placed on renain1 ing heap. Separate pock for riffle and secretly execute the one card cut. Again divide cards for riffle but eliminate the one C l1. Repeat riffle, again shuffling three under two. Again divide cards for riffle shuffling tHo cards under one. Start your review of Revelation. Erik Hemming rated it it was amazing Jun 08, Madeleine rated it it was amazing Dec 28, Peter Goutis rated it it was amazing Apr 06, David Sutherland marked it as to-read May 18, Jesse marked it as to-read May 21, CoYoTE marked it as to-read Jul 12, Timothy Franco marked it as to-read Jan 25, Matthew marked it as to-read Apr 02, Craig marked it as to-read Jan 22, Beto Mondini marked it as to-read Mar 02, Bishop added it Jun 03, Anik marked it as to-read Jun 05, Brett Feinstein added it May 09, Mathias Aduke marked it as to-read May 21, Helloem marked it as to-read Aug 15, Ignacio Mangas marked it as to-read Sep 02, Cameron Copper marked it as to-read Oct 23, Rafael Ruiz marked it as to-read Mar 11, Sam Nandha marked it as to-read Sep 25, There are no discussion topics on this book yet.

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