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cards:automatic_jog_location [2016/10/24 12:58] – Added earlier source. tylerwilsoncards:automatic_jog_location [2016/10/24 15:55] – Added volum number. stephenminch
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-While Paul Le Paul typically gets credit for this sleight due to its appearance in //[[http://askalexander.org/display/17473/The+Card+Magic+of+Le+Paul/105|The Card Magic of Le Paul]]//, 1949, p. 101, it appeared earlier as "A Chosen Card" by Walter Gibson in //[[http://askalexander.org/display/38787/The+Magic+wand+and+magical+review/206|The Magic Wand]]//, Vol. No. 8, Oct. 1919, p. 160, minus the one-handed fan closure described by Le Paul.+While Paul Le Paul typically gets credit for this sleight due to its appearance in //[[http://askalexander.org/display/17473/The+Card+Magic+of+Le+Paul/105|The Card Magic of Le Paul]]//, 1949, p. 101, it appeared earlier as "A Chosen Card" by Walter Gibson in //[[http://askalexander.org/display/38787/The+Magic+wand+and+magical+review/206|The Magic Wand]]//, Vol. 8, No. 8, Oct. 1919, p. 160, minus the one-handed fan closure described by Le Paul.
  
 Other early published descriptions of the move can be found in //The Lost Notebooks of John Northern Hilliard//, 2001, p. 116. Hilliard ascribes the move to S. Leo Horowitz, who, due to the date the notebooks were originally compiled (c. 1928), likely preceded Le Paul in this sleight. And again in //[[http://askalexander.org/display/13873/Card+Magic+Part+Two/6|Farelli's Card Magic, Part Two]]//, 1933, p. 66, under the title "A General Utility 'Location'". As with Hilliard's similar description, the handling may be judged as less nuanced than Le Paul's, lacking the one-handed fan closure, but it is essentially the same sleight. Other early published descriptions of the move can be found in //The Lost Notebooks of John Northern Hilliard//, 2001, p. 116. Hilliard ascribes the move to S. Leo Horowitz, who, due to the date the notebooks were originally compiled (c. 1928), likely preceded Le Paul in this sleight. And again in //[[http://askalexander.org/display/13873/Card+Magic+Part+Two/6|Farelli's Card Magic, Part Two]]//, 1933, p. 66, under the title "A General Utility 'Location'". As with Hilliard's similar description, the handling may be judged as less nuanced than Le Paul's, lacking the one-handed fan closure, but it is essentially the same sleight.
  
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