Houdini's Diary (Gimmick and Online Instructions) by Wayne Dobson and Alan Wong

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Dies ist Waynes Interpretation des klassischen Tagebucheintrag-Tricks. Als immer noch: Er hat es routiniert, um SUPER-SIMPLE zu perfektionieren:

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• KEINE STACKS - KEIN RECHNEN - KEINE MEMORIZIERUNG - KEINE KLEBER
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• KEINES SCHAUSPIEL - NUR EINS TAGEBUCH - INSTANT RESET
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Nicht nur ein starkes Trick, sondern der Houdini-Thema ist faszinierend und erinnert. Sie bieten an, ihnen das Trick zu zeigen, den Houdini behauptete als sein Lieblingskartentrick!

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Es beinhaltet ein altes Tagebuch - und Sie haben es geschafft, eines von Houdinis ursprünglichen privaten Tagebüchern zu erhalten. Als Mann, der an das Okkulte glaubte, notierte Houdini den Namen einer Spielkarte für jeden Tag im Tagebuch, in der Überzeugung, dass bestimmte Karten mit bestimmten Tagen des Jahres Resonanz haben.

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Der Zuschauer nennt eine beliebige Datum im Jahr, das etwas Besonderes für sie bedeutet: eine echte, freie Wahl. Als Sie die Böschung der Karten umdrehen, ist jede Karte von blauem Hintergrund abgesehen von einer einzigen - welche roter Hintergrund hat und trägt Houdinis Unterschrift auf dem Rücken!

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Nur jetzt dreht sich der Zuschauer zum Datum und bestätigt, dass die Karten für diese Woche alle verschieden sind. Erst jetzt sagen sie Ihnen den Namen der Karte an diesem bestimmten Datum.

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Die unglaubliche Zufälligkeit ist, dass ihr gewähltes Datum genau das war, am Tag starb Houdinis Lieblingstier; die einzige rote Karte wird nun als die gleiche Karte gezeigt.

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Sie werden das althergebrachte Tagebuch und die Photographie von Bob Gill, die Alan Wong speziell für diesen Trick produziert hat, lieben. Aber am meisten werden Sie Waynes sehr lustige Komödie-Presentation lieben, die dieses Routine-Machwerk ist: eine, die Sie jedes Mal genießen werden, wenn Sie es durchführen.

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Originale englische Beschreibung

This is Wayne's take on the classic Diary Card effect.

As ever, he has routined it to be SUPER-SIMPLE to perform:

NO STACKS - NO ARITHMETIC - NO MEMORIZING - NO CRIBS
NO SLEIGHT OF HAND - ONLY ONE DIARY - INSTANT RESET

Not only is it a strong effect, but the Houdini theme is intriguing and memorable.

You offer to show them the trick Houdini claimed as his favorite card trick!

It involves a vintage diary - and you managed to get hold of one of Houdini's original private diaries.

As a man fascinated by the occult, Houdini liked to write the name of a playing card against every day in the diary, in the belief that particular cards had resonance with certain days of the year.

The spectator calls out any date in the year that means something special to them: a genuine, free choice.

When you spread the deck face down, every card is blue-backed except for one card - which is red-backed AND bears Houdini's signature on the back!

The spectator only now turns to the date and confirms that the cards for that week are all different. For the first time, they tell you the name of the card at that particular date.

The amazing coincidence is that their chosen date was the very one that Houdini's pet dog died; the single red card is now shown to be the very same card.

You'll love the antique diary and photograph Bob Gill designed and Alan Wong produced especially for this effect.

But most of all, you'll love Wayne's very funny comedy presentation that is the making of this routine: one you'll enjoy performing - every time you do it.

Originale englische Beschreibung

This is Wayne's take on the classic Diary Card effect.

As ever, he has routined it to be SUPER-SIMPLE to perform:

NO STACKS - NO ARITHMETIC - NO MEMORIZING - NO CRIBS
NO SLEIGHT OF HAND - ONLY ONE DIARY - INSTANT RESET

Not only is it a strong effect, but the Houdini theme is intriguing and memorable.

You offer to show them the trick Houdini claimed as his favorite card trick!

It involves a vintage diary - and you managed to get hold of one of Houdini's original private diaries.

As a man fascinated by the occult, Houdini liked to write the name of a playing card against every day in the diary, in the belief that particular cards had resonance with certain days of the year.

The spectator calls out any date in the year that means something special to them: a genuine, free choice.

When you spread the deck face down, every card is blue-backed except for one card - which is red-backed AND bears Houdini's signature on the back!

The spectator only now turns to the date and confirms that the cards for that week are all different. For the first time, they tell you the name of the card at that particular date.

The amazing coincidence is that their chosen date was the very one that Houdini's pet dog died; the single red card is now shown to be the very same card.

You'll love the antique diary and photograph Bob Gill designed and Alan Wong produced especially for this effect.

But most of all, you'll love Wayne's very funny comedy presentation that is the making of this routine: one you'll enjoy performing - every time you do it.