Noel Heath's ACE

[Tom Stone]

Noel Heath from Gothenburg, Sweden.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_7VWRwnpIZM

[Jack Shalom]

Wonderful. He reminds me of a young Tom Stone with the chops of Lennart Green.

[erdnasephile]

Wow--that was fun! (My favorite part of the act was the very beginning with the recalcitrant ace.)

[Zig Zagger]

Yuk--just as I was starting to get pleased with my DL and Elmsley Count...

Amazing stuff! When cardistry finally meets card magic! Fresh, smooth, artistic, and utterly meaningless. Sign o' the times? (Oops, I start sounding like JT now.)

Let's hope his school grades are below average. Or life isn't fair.

[Randy Naviaux]

Amazing! Showed this to people at work. All were very impressed.

[Pete McCabe]

The way he uses manipulative techniques to create personality and conflict reminds me of Tommy Wonder. Outstanding.

[JohnKennedy]

Wow that's really fantastic!

[Jonathan Townsend]

Tom, thanks for posting that video.
That was fun! The card seeming to jump from under his hand back onto the pack - wow! Wish I could bring that to an ambitious card routine. Bravo!

[Matthew Field]

Spectacular! I guess I'd better take up dove magic.

[Ian Kendall]

"That was fun! The card seeming to jump from under his hand back onto the pack - wow! "

You know that's in Apocalypse, yes?

[Jonathan Townsend]

? Where in Apocalypse?

[Joe Lyons]

? Where in Apocalypse?

“The Jumping Card” - Jeff McBride
Volume 2 no5

[erdnasephile]

Thanks for the reference! I can see how that technique could account for some of what we're seeing, but at 00:15--- that's different than what's in Apocalypse, right?

[Ian Kendall]

Yes, obviously

The first two actions are McBride's thing. After that, all bets are off

[Bill Mullins]

AT least once, we see Lennart Green's "Top Shot".