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The first to record the idea of routining a sequence of different card revelations seems to be Professor Hoffmann, who describes a five-card revelation in //Tricks with Cards//, 1889, p. 206, as an optional prelude in "The Fairy Star". In this routine, the five cards are found by cutting to the first selection, making the second come to the bottom of the deck, changing a wrong card to the third selection, making the fourth fly to a pocket, and the fifth rise out of the pack. | The first to record the idea of routining a sequence of different card revelations seems to be Professor Hoffmann, who describes a five-card revelation in //Tricks with Cards//, 1889, p. 206, as an optional prelude in "The Fairy Star". In this routine, the five cards are found by cutting to the first selection, making the second come to the bottom of the deck, changing a wrong card to the third selection, making the fourth fly to a pocket, and the fifth rise out of the pack. | ||
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+ | T. Page Wright developed a personal handling and presentation for a five-card revelation, called "The Five Senses", | ||
The next published routine along this line appears to be " | The next published routine along this line appears to be " | ||
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Another early published example of such a routine is found in Ed Marlo' | Another early published example of such a routine is found in Ed Marlo' | ||
- | However, the general idea of locating a number of cards may also be found in "The General Card"; see particularly H. Dean's description of this ancient trick in //The whole art of legerdemain, | + | However, the general idea of locating a number of cards may also be found in "The General Card"; see particularly H. Dean's description of this ancient trick in //The whole art of legerdemain, |
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