This
is probably the ultimate solution to the "Russian Roulette"
theme.
Effect:
The magician shows a beer bottle and loudly breaks it with a hammer.
The broken bottle is placed on a wooden stand and covered with a
paper bag. Three identical empty bags are added to the first bag,
and they are shuffled around.
At
this point in the routine, neither the audience or the performer
exactly know where the broken bottle is. The performer may be blindfolded
as well.
The
magician asks the audience for their assistance. In other words,
the audience will tell the performer where to slam his hand so that
he will not get cut by the glass. Very dangerous indeed!
The
audience is finally successful as the only remaining bag contains
the broken bottle.
Note
from the webmaster: "I personally tried this routine in six
shows last week. The audible gasp from the audience was enough to
convince me to keep it in my repertoire!"
Included
with this effect are:
- Special
gimmicks
- 4
Wooden blocks
- Hammer
- 24
Paper Bags - #4
- Full
Instructions by Scott Alexander
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At
every convention we attend, there is someone that always comes to
our booth and asks: "Do you carry that little gimmick that
allows you to produce a lit match from under your lapel?" Well,
now we do!
By
popular demand! We are again making the famous Nielsen Roll-on-Tables.
The
above routine is contained in Scott Alexander's Midnight Show
DVD.
Video
Demonstration MPEG File - 952 K - large file!