David Solomon Lecture 9/28 - Chicago

[Mike Kamlet]

IBM Ring 43 Presents

David Solomon
Friday, September 28th • 7:30 p.m.
Presence St. Francis Hospital • 355 Ridge Ave. • Evanston
Auditorium Featuring Projected Viewing • First Floor
Guests $20 • Ring 43 Members Free
(admission may be applied to Ring 43 membership at the door)

About the Lecturer
David Solomon is one of the nation’s most prolific cardicians, having spent fifty three years seeking out, refining, and inventing the most interesting and fooling methods in card magic. A confidant of Ed Marlo, and a stalwart of the "Chicago Session" (with John Bannon and Simon Aronson), Solomon has developed his own style and reputation as a creator of superlative and cunning card tricks. Over the last ten years, he has published more than 100 tricks online, in print, and shared them via DVD. Now, he has compiled the best of them in this, his latest must-have volume, Solomon’s Secrets.


What You Will Learn
David will teach many great card effects from his latest book that features:
Solomon’s Simple Oil and Water, The Finger Print Trick, Folded Discovery,
Matcho From a Shuffled Deck, Blah Day Clock and Spectator Cuts U Count.

In this lecture, the beginner will find material requiring minimal skill, while the seasoned expert will find routines employing more advanced techniques. In every case, the result is amazing card magic. In addition, this lecture provides novel natural handlings with clean, well thought-out methods. David eliminates extraneous moves and, through subtlety and devilishly clever thinking, creates fooling card effects.

What Other People are Saying
“… You will discover how David's commitment to magical thinking, to taking things apart and putting them back together in new and different ways, has generated some wonderful card magic.” – Eugene Burger

"David Solomon's books contain some of the most direct effects and methods I know of.” - Andi Gladwin

“You'll enjoy not just the trick itself, but the thinking behind it.” —John Bannon

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