Years ago, I saw someone do a parlor/close-up effect in which the performer was "blindfolded" by the expedient of dropping cards behind the performer eyeglasses lenses; the cards selected, eventually, where found missing from the deck and the makeshift blindfold materials appeared to be the very cards themselves. Does the brain trust recognise the effect? Who is the originator, and where is is in print?
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Cards to eyeglasses
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Re: Cards to eyeglasses
That's a Rick Johnsson routine which he published in The Linking Ring in the mid-'80s.
Someone with access to the LR run (you?) should be able to look that up.
- Steve H
PS: I looked it up in my old scripting book and I'd written "The Eyes Have It", so I assume that was Rick's title. Unfortunately, that page isn't dated, but it was probably from '84 or '85.
Someone with access to the LR run (you?) should be able to look that up.
- Steve H
PS: I looked it up in my old scripting book and I'd written "The Eyes Have It", so I assume that was Rick's title. Unfortunately, that page isn't dated, but it was probably from '84 or '85.
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Re: Cards to eyeglasses
It is in Linking Ring August 1985
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Re: Cards to eyeglasses
Not sure if you're seeking provenance or method, but if the latter, Daryl performs and explains a version on Volume 2 of his Card Revelations DVD set called Two Cards in the Eyeglasses.
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Re: Cards to eyeglasses
I know this isn't what you were asking, but there is an interesting thematically related effect called "Card Cuffs" in "Brainstorm in the Bahamas".
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Re: Cards to eyeglasses
I am looking for provenance;
Re: Cards to eyeglasses
The previously posted provenance is correct; the idea was from Rick Johnsson.