A Trip to The Circus by George Iglesias & Twister Magic

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Inspiriert von dem Meistermagier David Copperfield und dem klassischen Abbotts' Bathing Beauty Effekt, ursprünglich von Frederic Culpit aus England entworfen.

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• Der Magier wählt ein Kind aus der Zuschauerreihe und zeigt ihm sechs Karten mit Circus-Animals darauf. Das Kind wählt eine Karte freiwillig, merkt sich das gewählte Tier und zeigt es den anderen Zuschauern, aber nicht dem Magier.
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• Nun legt der Magier die Karte zurück in die Packung und mischt sie unter die anderen Karten. Er verkündet, dass er sein Tier verschwinden lassen und zu einem magischen Circus reisen wird. Er streicht über das Kartendeck, und entweder das Kind oder der Magier zeigt die Karten an, um festzustellen, dass das gewählte Tier verschwunden ist!
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• Der Magier sagt nun, er werde das Kind zu diesem magischen Circus führen, indem er seine Fantasie einsetzt. Ein großes Poster wird gezeigt, auf dem ein klassischer Magier in einem Smoking, mit roter Krawatte und Kummerbund, einem Zauberhut und einer Zauberstabtischel dargestellt ist, aber am wichtigsten hält er eine Karte in der anderen Hand. Das Problem ist, dass die Karte tatsächlich auf dem Poster gemalt ist und das Rückenansicht zu sehen ist, sodass es keinen Weg gibt, festzustellen, ob die Karte wirklich zum magischen Circus gereist ist.
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• Nichtsdestotrotz faltet der Magier das Poster zusammen und bittet das Kind, seine Hand hineinzustecken, um die Karte zu entnehmen. Stattdessen zieht das Kind stattdessen den Zauberstab des Magiers!
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"Oh nein! Du solltest die Karte nicht sondern den Zauberstab entnommen haben!"

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• Nun wird das Poster geöffnet, und das Bild fehlt der Zauberstab.
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• Nichtsdestotrotz faltet der Magier das Poster wieder zusammen und bittet das Kind erneut, diesmal um den Zauberhut zu entnehmen.
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"Oh nein! Du solltest die Karte nicht sondern den Magiers TOP HAT entnommen haben!"\n

• Nun wird das Poster geöffnet, und das Bild fehlt auch den TOP HAT. Die Kinder sehen nun, dass der Magier einen Kaninchen auf dem Kopf versteckt hatte und dass er barhäuptig war!
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• Die Kinder lachen über die Situation des Kindes, das andere Dinge anstelle der Karte entnommen hat, sodass der Magier lieber seine Hand einsetzt. Er zieht eine Karte mit dem Rücken nach außen und ohne zu bemerken, nimmt er auch den roten Kummerbund (Waistband) mit.
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• Die Kinder lachen noch mehr und informieren den Magier sofort über das Geschehene. Sobald der Magier seinen Fehler sieht, legt er den roten Kummerbund beiseite und bittet das Kind, das gewählte Tier zu nennen...
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• Sobald das Tier genannt wird, dreht der Magier die Karte um, um festzustellen, dass es genau das gleiche Tier und die gleiche Karte ist, die ausgewählt wurde!
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• Am Ende des Tricks fragen alle Kinder nach dem Inhalt des Posters. Als der Magier das Poster erneut öffnet, können sie deutlich sehen, dass der Magiers Hose heruntergelassen ist. Er trägt lustige Unterhosen und ein Kaninchen vor dem Poster. Die Kinder lachen über diese komische Situation.
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* Super für Kinder- und Familienmagie, Komödie, Salon- und Bühnenmagie

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* Sehr einfach zu durchführen!

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* 7 Minuten Komikroutine

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* Du kannst eine Karte zwingen oder sie zufällig wählen lassen

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Beinhaltet alles, was du brauchst:

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• Ein besonderes (gimmicked) Poster
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• Gedruckt auf hochauflösendem Papier mit einem hohen Realismus und plastikverschichtet für eine höhere Dauerhaftigkeit
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• Gimmicked plastifizierte Tierkarten
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• 1 magischer Zauberstab
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• 1 zusammenfaltbare Top-Hut (aus besonderem Schaumstoff, um eine lange Dauerhaftigkeit zu gewährleisten)
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• Ab August 2019: Top-Hut ist jetzt kleiner als die ursprüngliche Version.
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• 1 roter Kummerbund (aus Stoff)
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• Link zum instruktiven Online-VIDEO
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Originale englische Beschreibung

Inspired by Master Magician Mr. David Copperfield and the classic Abbotts's Bathing Beauty effect, originally created by Frederic Culpit from England.

George Iglesias brings us now his kids version, after the success of the launching of "A Trip to Cancun" the adult version. Now George bring us this version for children, a seven minute solid comedy routine that has a great twist and plot that is ready to entertain audiences of all kinds!

EFFECT:
The magician selects a kid from the audience and shows him 6 cards with circus animals printed on them. Now the kid will freely select one card, memorize the animal selected and show it to everybody else, but the magician. The card is now returned to the package and shuffled in between the other cards.

Now the magician announces that he will make his animal vanish and travel to a Magic Circus, he waves his hand over the pack of cards and either the kid or the magician can display the cards to find the animal selected has disappeared completely!

The magician says now that he is going to bring the kid to that Magic Circus by using his imagination. A big poster is shown now with the figure of a classic magician, wearing a tuxedo, a red bow tie, a red cummerbund, a magician's top hat and a magic wand, but most importantly he is actually holding a card in his other hand. The problem is that the card is an actual drawing on the poster and the back is facing up, so there is no way to see if the card really traveled to the Magic Circus.

No worries, the magician now folds the poster and asks the kid to insert his hand inside to take out the card, but the kid will remove instead the magician's magic wand!

"Oh no! You were supposed to take out the card not the magic wand!"

Now the poster is open and the drawing is missing the magic wand.

No worries, he folds the poster again and asks the kid one more time, but this time he will take out the magician's top hat.

"Oh no! You were supposed to take out the card not the magicians TOP HAT!"

Now the poster is open and the drawing is missing also the TOP HAT and the kids can see the the magician was hiding a bunny on top of his head and that he is also bald!

All the kids will be laughing at the situation of the kid taking other things instead of the card, so the magician prefers to insert his hand this time, but he ended up doing the same as the kid, since he takes out one card facing back, but by mistake he also takes with it a red cummerbund (waistband) without noticing it.

The kids will now laugh even more and immediately inform the magician of what's going on, so as soon as the magician sees his mistake, he puts the red cummerbund aside and asks the kid to name the animal he selected...

As soon as the animal is named, he turns the card facing forward to discover it is exactly the same animal and card that was selected!

At the end of the trick all the kids will ask to see inside of the poster, when the magician displays the poster open again they can clearly see that the magician's pants are down. He is wearing funny underwear and a bunny in front of the poster. The kids will be laughing at this comic situation.

* Great for children's and family magic, comedy, parlor and stage magic shows
* Very easy to perform and operate!
* 7 minute comedy routine
* You can force a card or have him select any card at random

Comes with everything you need:

* Special (gimmicked) poster
* Printed in a high resolution paper with a great level of realism and plastic coated to increase durability
* Gimmicked plastified animal cards
* 1 plastic magic wand
* 1 collapsible top hat (made out of special foam for long durability) As of August 2019: Top Hat is now a smaller size than the original version. 

Originale englische Beschreibung

Inspired by Master Magician Mr. David Copperfield and the classic Abbotts's Bathing Beauty effect, originally created by Frederic Culpit from England.

George Iglesias brings us now his kids version, after the success of the launching of "A Trip to Cancun" the adult version. Now George bring us this version for children, a seven minute solid comedy routine that has a great twist and plot that is ready to entertain audiences of all kinds!

EFFECT:
The magician selects a kid from the audience and shows him 6 cards with circus animals printed on them. Now the kid will freely select one card, memorize the animal selected and show it to everybody else, but the magician. The card is now returned to the package and shuffled in between the other cards.

Now the magician announces that he will make his animal vanish and travel to a Magic Circus, he waves his hand over the pack of cards and either the kid or the magician can display the cards to find the animal selected has disappeared completely!

The magician says now that he is going to bring the kid to that Magic Circus by using his imagination. A big poster is shown now with the figure of a classic magician, wearing a tuxedo, a red bow tie, a red cummerbund, a magician's top hat and a magic wand, but most importantly he is actually holding a card in his other hand. The problem is that the card is an actual drawing on the poster and the back is facing up, so there is no way to see if the card really traveled to the Magic Circus.

No worries, the magician now folds the poster and asks the kid to insert his hand inside to take out the card, but the kid will remove instead the magician's magic wand!

"Oh no! You were supposed to take out the card not the magic wand!"

Now the poster is open and the drawing is missing the magic wand.

No worries, he folds the poster again and asks the kid one more time, but this time he will take out the magician's top hat.

"Oh no! You were supposed to take out the card not the magicians TOP HAT!"

Now the poster is open and the drawing is missing also the TOP HAT and the kids can see the the magician was hiding a bunny on top of his head and that he is also bald!

All the kids will be laughing at the situation of the kid taking other things instead of the card, so the magician prefers to insert his hand this time, but he ended up doing the same as the kid, since he takes out one card facing back, but by mistake he also takes with it a red cummerbund (waistband) without noticing it.

The kids will now laugh even more and immediately inform the magician of what's going on, so as soon as the magician sees his mistake, he puts the red cummerbund aside and asks the kid to name the animal he selected...

As soon as the animal is named, he turns the card facing forward to discover it is exactly the same animal and card that was selected!

At the end of the trick all the kids will ask to see inside of the poster, when the magician displays the poster open again they can clearly see that the magician's pants are down. He is wearing funny underwear and a bunny in front of the poster. The kids will be laughing at this comic situation.

* Great for children's and family magic, comedy, parlor and stage magic shows
* Very easy to perform and operate!
* 7 minute comedy routine
* You can force a card or have him select any card at random

Comes with everything you need:

* Special (gimmicked) poster
* Printed in a high resolution paper with a great level of realism and plastic coated to increase durability
* Gimmicked plastified animal cards
* 1 plastic magic wand
* 1 collapsible top hat (made out of special foam for long durability) As of August 2019: Top Hat is now a smaller size than the original version.