Phil Trick by Trevor Duffy

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Trumna kart jest postawiona na stole. Specjaliści prosi o zastanowienie się nad dowolną karty gry, a magik twierdzi, że znam jej nazwę. Po chwili wykazuje, że "Twoja karta nazywa się Phil! Czyli skrócone od Filipa!" Zasięg widza jest niezwykle zaskoczony. Trumna jest usunięta i pokazana, że na tle każdej karty jest wyraźnie napisane inna nazwa. Kiedy trumna jest odsłonięta, karta nazwana przez widza to jedynie ta, która ma na swoim tyłku nazwę Phil!

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• Tylko jedna trumna kart
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• Szybkie resetowanie
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• Niczego nie siądzemy
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• Żadnego kłamstwa
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• Każda karta może być nazwana
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Pozycja historyczna: Podstawowy schemat tego rutyny powraca do Freda Lowe'a "Christened Reverse". W ciągu ostatnich dekad wielu metod zostało zaproponowanych. Okazuje się, że Trevor Duffy odzyskał wersję stworzoną przez Phila Goldsteina w latach 80., oznaczoną jako "Final Fred". Ta rutyna zadebiutowała na lekcji podczas konferencji FISM w Madrycie w 1985 roku. Teraz Duffy i Goldstein omówili zagadnienie jego wcześniejszego wynalezienia, ironiczne zbieg okoliczności z tytułem, a my jesteśmy zadowoleni, że została osiągnięta równowaga i to przedmiot jest sprzedawany z pozwolenia Phila Goldsteina.

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Oryginalny opis angielski

Effect

A deck of cards is set down on a table. A spectator is asked simply to think of any playing card, and the magician says he will name it.

After a moment of thought, the performer declares, "The name of your card is Phil! You know, short for Phillip!" The audience is understandably a bit surprised. The pack is removed and then shown to have different names printed boldly on the back of every card. When the deck is turned face up and the card named by the spectator is found, it is the one and only card named Phil!
(Not Rough and Smooth!)

Only One Deck Is Used!
Instantly Reset!
No Force of Any Kind!
No Sleight of Hand!
Any Card Can Be Named!

Historical Note: The basic plot of this routine goes back to Fred Lowe's "Christened Reverse." Over the past few decades, many methods have been devised. It turns out that Trevor Duffy reinvented a version that was created by Phil Goldstein in the early 1980s, entitled "Final Fred." That routine had its debut in a lecture at the 1985 FISM convention in Madrid. The issue of this prior invention has now been discussed by Duffy and Goldstein, along with the ironic coincidence of its title, and we are pleased that an equitable arrangement has been made, and this item is being marketed with Phil Goldstein's approval.

Oryginalny opis angielski

Effect

A deck of cards is set down on a table. A spectator is asked simply to think of any playing card, and the magician says he will name it.

After a moment of thought, the performer declares, "The name of your card is Phil! You know, short for Phillip!" The audience is understandably a bit surprised. The pack is removed and then shown to have different names printed boldly on the back of every card. When the deck is turned face up and the card named by the spectator is found, it is the one and only card named Phil!
(Not Rough and Smooth!)

Only One Deck Is Used!
Instantly Reset!
No Force of Any Kind!
No Sleight of Hand!
Any Card Can Be Named!

Historical Note: The basic plot of this routine goes back to Fred Lowe's "Christened Reverse." Over the past few decades, many methods have been devised. It turns out that Trevor Duffy reinvented a version that was created by Phil Goldstein in the early 1980s, entitled "Final Fred." That routine had its debut in a lecture at the 1985 FISM convention in Madrid. The issue of this prior invention has now been discussed by Duffy and Goldstein, along with the ironic coincidence of its title, and we are pleased that an equitable arrangement has been made, and this item is being marketed with Phil Goldstein's approval.