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Larry Jennings On Card And Coin Handling

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Twenty Two Cent Trick (p. 1)

L.J. Coins Through The Table (p. 7)

Vernon Ball Routine Done With Coins (p. 9)

L.J. Four Coins Across (p. 13)

Coin Cut (p. 14)

Challenge Cards To Pocket (p. 21)

Tally-Ho Spell (p. 26)

Blank And Blue (p. 27)

Numerical Aces (p. 30)

Look—An Illusion (p. 31)

Number Transposition (p. 37)

Nowhere And Everywhere Again (p. 38)

A Handling Of “Between Your Palms” (p. 39)

Where’s The Discrepancy? (p. 41)

Transmutation (p. 42)

Larry’s Leader (p. 47)

Impossible Countdown (p. 48)

Recount (p. 50)

Add-On Move Aces (p. 51)

The Larry Jennings Chop Cup Routine (p. 57)

 

The Magician’s Magicians’ Routine—Wild Card Mysteries (Garcia, 1977, p. 52)

The Larry Jennings Chop Cup Routine—Arcane Number 8 (Prost, October 1977)

 

 

Larry Jennings - Stabbed Coincidence (1977)

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Larry Jennings - The Coin And Beer Can (1977)

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The Classic Magic of Larry Jennings (1986)

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The L.J. Way (This appears only in the deluxe edition.)

Always Cut The Cards (p. 1)

Always Cut The Cards Production (p. 2)

2002 Aces (p. 4)

Spectator Touches The Aces (p. 6)

Twisting The Plot (p. 7)

The Spectator Cops The Silver (p. 8)

Synchronicity (p. 10)

Misdirection Cards To Pocket (p. 15)

A Problem With Hofzinser (p. 17)

In The Palm Of Your Hand (p. 20)

The Bet (p. 22)

Peripatetic Coins (p. 24)

The Immaculate Insertion (p. 27)

The Bonus Trick (p. 29)

The Mystery Card (p. 34)

Plotting The Twist Aces (p. 39)

The Hook (p. 40)

Impossible (p. 44)

Well Oiled Reset (p. 46)

The Jennings Opener (p. 48)

The Pacoima Solution (p. 50)

The Card In The Beer Bottle (p. 53)

Heads I Win, Tails You Lose (p. 54)

7-Up (p. 56)

Shut Up And Deal (p. 60)

The Maestro’s Poker Demonstration (p. 64)

The Jennings Revelation (p. 71)

The Chinese Connection (p. 75)

Visual Copper And Silver (p. 78)

The Optical Prediction (p. 80)

L.J. Ten Card Problem Variation (p. 81)

The Card In The Hat (p. 84)

The Courting Queen (p. 88)

Easy Expert Coins Across (p. 89)

Collectors I (p. 92)

Ambitious Classic (p. 95)

Royal Twist (p. 98)

Gambler’s Aces (p. 102)

Coins And Handkerchief (p. 107)

The General Card (p. 113)

The Lie Detector (p. 115)

The Skip Tracers (p. 117)

Spectator’s Choice (p. 119)

Twist’ In (p. 122)

King’s Triumph (p. 124)

The Observation Test (p. 126)

Collectors II (p. 129)

Reaping The Aces I & II (p. 130)

Standing Three Eagles (p. 132)

Departure From A Point (p. 134)

Ambitious Classic Variation (p. 136)

Any Ace Called For (p. 138)

Open Travellers (p. 144)

The Travelling Expert (p. 150)

One To Five (p. 154)

Prefiguration (p. 156)

The Visitor (p. 159)

Triple Discovery (p. 163)

Last Minute Visitor (p. 165)

Impromptu Wildcard (p. 168)

The Homing Card (p. 171)

The Wave Vanish (p. 174)

Homing Card Variation (p. 177)

Wallet Deck Switch (p. 179)

Uni-flection (p. 184)

Jennings On Vernon’s Triumph (p. 188)

Collectors III (p. 191)

Fan-Stab-Stic (p. 195)

Twist’ In II (p. 198)

L.J. On Leipzig’s Sympathetic Cards (p. 201)

The Visiting Expert (p. 206)

Dice-O-Matic (p. 211)

Distributraction (p. 213)

The Jennings Bill Switch (p. 216)

Bill Switch Application (p. 217)

Clink-A-Clink Coins Across (Jennings/Falanga) (p. 219)

Out-Standing Triumph (p. 223)

Cut Reverse I (p. 226)

Cut Reverse II (p. 227)

Instant Aces (p. 229)

Slap Me Again (p. 231)

Ambidextrous Travellers (p. 233)

The Snap Lift (p. 238)

The Center Lift (p. 239)

The L.J. Toss (p. 241)

Double Think (p. 243)

Spectator’s Triumph (p. 246)

Larry Jennings’ Single Cup & Balls Routine (p. 249)

 

 

Larry Jennings - NeoClassics (1987)

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High-C (p. 1)

Intuitively Yours (p. 15)

Anastasia (p. 31)

 

Retrospective Lie Detector (Jennings/Cervon)—Genii (January 1987, p. 494)

Turning Braue Around (Jennings/Cervon)—Genii (February 1987, p. 576)

Bagging It With Rollins (Jennings/Cervon/Rollins)—Genii (April 1987, p. 723)

About-Face Gymnastic Aces—Richard’s Almanac Winter 1985 (published in 1987) (Kaufman, p. 351).

T.N.T. Top Change—Genii (October 1987, p. 257)

 

Larry Jennings - The Cardwright (1988)

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Larry’s Favorite (p. 1)

Australian Poker (p. 5)

Double Revelation (p. 8)

Open Card Change (p. 11)

Long Distance Sandwich (p. 14)

Secret Reverse (p. 17)

Royal Reverse (p. 23)

Vanish And Reappearance Of A Card (p. 25)

The Daley Jennings (p. 28)

Birds Of A Feather (p. 30)

First Impressions (p. 33)

The Little Princess (p. 38)

Princess In Waiting (p. 45)

Three As Four Count (p. 49)

Twisted In The Middle (p. 54)

One Simple Twist (p. 59)

One Thought Behind (p. 60)

Red Rover Aces (p. 66)

Slap Aces (p. 73)

Lost And Found (p. 82)

Lost And Found Again (p. 89)

Undercut Aces (p. 91)

Larrollover Aces (p. 96)

Spectator Cuts The Aces #1111 (p. 102)

Spectator Cuts The Aces Again (p. 109)

Subliminal Aces (p. 111)

Slow-Motion Larry (p. 112)

Cloudburst Aces (p. 122)

Covers For The One-Handed Bottom Palm (p. 129)

One-Way Deck Techniques (p. 134)

Jennings False Cut (p. 137)

The Cream Always Rises (p. 140)

Stud Bottom Deal (p. 143)

Snap Second Deal Applications (p. 148)

The Snap Double Lift (p. 148)

The Snap Second Deal (p. 150)

The Snap Stud Second Deal (p. 152)

The Snap Second Turnover (p. 153)

Seconds, Thirds, Fourths, Etc. (p. 154)

The Face Up Snap Double Lift (p. 155)

Slow-Motion Card To Pocket (p. 156)

Bottom Placement (p. 159)

Placement Trap (p. 162)

Multiple Trap (p. 163)

The Tactile Change (p. 165)

Double Shake-Out (p. 169)

Peppermint Twist (p. 172)

A Logical Conclusion (p. 177)

Here And There (p. 179)

The Changeling (p. 181)

A Routine For The Mullica Wallet (p. 183)

Structured (p. 188)

Hofzinser’s Business Card Problem (p. 192)

Hofzinser Sans Wallet (p. 196)

You Can Always Count On Your Wallet (p. 197)

Copper To Silver Times Two (p. 200)

 

 

Larry Jennings - Jennings '67 (1997)

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Another Four-Card Trick (p. 16)

Impossible Divination No. 1 (p. 18)

Impossible Divination No. 2 (p. 20)

Monarchs’ Quartette (p. 22)

Red/Black Flyer (p. 27)

Re-Turned Touch Turn (p. 32)

Another Winning Hand (p. 37)

A Gambler Holds Out The Aces (p. 39)

The Jennings Double Pushoff Technique (p. 42)

Immediate Bottom Placement (p. 44)

LJ Angle Steal Multiple Shift (p. 51)

LJ Swing Cut Multiple Shift (p. 55)

Dad Stevens’ Other Shuffle (p. 57)

The Circle Shift (p. 60)

The Circle Top Palm (p. 64)

Bevel Top Palm (p. 66)

’67 Transposition (p. 70)

The Six/Four Count Card To Pocket (p. 74)

The Six/Four Count Card Across (p. 77)

Houdini Card Escapes Again (p. 79)

Card To Pocket Princess (p. 82)

The ’65 Card Staggerer (p. 85)

Reconstructing The Professor’s Princess (p. 88)

Method One (Vernon) (p. 88)

Method Two (Jennings) (p. 91)

Method Three (Vernon/Jennings) (p. 93)

Method Four (Vernon/Jennings/Goodwin) (p. 95)

Deep Thrust I (p. 100)

Deep Thrust II (p. 102)

Search And Stop (p. 105)

The Los Angeles Hop (p. 108)

Red/Black Shuffle Revelation (p. 113)

The Transmuted Cards (p. 114)

The Transmuted Deck (p. 119)

The Wrong Place At The Right Time (p. 124)

Larry Whistles And Slides (p. 127)

Seven-Card Monte (p. 131)

Swindle Four-King Triumph (p. 138)

Vernon’s Creeping Reverse (p. 141)

The Creeping Aces (p. 144)

The Truthful Triumph (p. 146)

The ’65 Aces (p. 148)

LJ’s Instant Spell (p. 153)

Invisible Palm Aces No. 1 (The Molecular Aces) (p. 160)

Invisible Palm Aces No. 2 (p. 167)

Invisible Palm Aces No. 3 (The Appearing Aces) (p. 170)

Invisible Palm Aces No. 4 (The Numerical Travellers) (p. 175)

Invisible Palm Aces No. 5 (The Lonesome Travellers) (p. 178)

Invisible Palm Aces No. 5 (The Alpha Count Travellers) (p. 179)

Invisible Palm Aces No. 6 (p. 184)

Invisible Palm Aces To Pockets (p. 195)

Royal Puzzle (p. 204)

The Christ Aces Redone (p. 207)

The Simple Stencil (p. 212)

The Jennings/Collins Aces (p. 220)

’65 Twist (p. 226)

The Ouagadougou Twist (p. 229)

Leaving The Body (p. 232)

Pineapple Surprise ’70 (p. 236)

Pineapple Surprise ’92 No. 1 (p. 242)

Pineapple Surprise ’92 No. 2 (p. 246)

Pineapple Twist au natural (p. 251)

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The Cabalistic Divination—Genii (November 1997, p. 62)

Ambitious Classic—Easy To Master Card Miracles Vol. 4 (video) (1997)

 

Le Magicien, No. 149 (December 1997)

Card To Card Case

Larry Jennings’ Free Choice Poker Deal (Jennings/Busby)

 

 

 

Larry Jennings - Up in Smoke (2005)

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UP IN SMOKE

14 Larry Jennings effects included:

 

Up In Smoke

Any four-of-a kind is removed from the deck. The magician blows a puff of smoke toward the cards, causing them to instantly vanish. The missing cards are then immediately produced from four different pockets.

 

A Handy Transformation

A card is selected and returned to the deck. Four cards are shown and this packet is placed between the spectator’s hands as the magician explains that he will cause the selected card to appear between the cards he is holding. However, when the spectator separates his hands he is surprised to find not five cards, but only one—the selection.

 

Estimated Toss

Offering to give a demonstration of estimation a card is selected and returned to the deck. The top card of the deck is removed and, using estimation, the magician attempts to toss it into the deck next to the selection. However, when the card adjacent to the tossed-in card is displayed, it is not the selection. Snatching victory from defeat, the tossed-in card is turned over to reveal that it has magically changed into the selection.

 

Oil And Water

The classic plot of red and black cards magically separating, culminating with a surprise finish.

 

K.J.V. Oil And Water

Larry’s favorite oil and routine combining the ideas of Ray Kosby, Dai Vernon, and himself.

 

Flawed Transposition

The magician offers to demonstrate a new trick, but mentions that it does have a flaw. The four kings are placed on the table while the magician holds onto the four aces. One at a time, the kings change places with the aces until the magician is holding the four kings. Reminding the audience about the flaw in the trick, the tabled packet is shown to also consist of four kings as the magician announces the trick’s weakness—“It takes eight kings to do the trick.”

 

New Outstanding Triumph

Larry’s stand-up version of the classic Dai Vernon effect employing his clever riffle display.

 

Tahoe Triumph

Larry’s approach to Bill Simon’s Four Packet Shuffle.

 

Hip Pocket Prediction

A spectator freely selects any card to act as a prediction. Another card is now selected, noted, and replaced while the deck is out of the magician’s sight. The prediction card is now revealed and its value accurately locates the selection.

 

Gambler’s Kings To Magician’s Pockets

The magician tells the tale of meeting a gambler who showed off his prowess by secretly stealing the four kings from the deck. Not to be outdone, the magician causes the kings to magically change into the four aces. When the gambler challenges the magician to find the kings, he obliges by producing them from four different pockets.

 

Jokers And Jacks

Larry’s handling of Peter Kane’s classic Jazz Aces.

 

Magician Makes Good

A card is selected and noted. Three attempts are made to find a card of matching value, but unfortunately each ends in failure. Confessing that he will have to find the mates in a different manner, he spreads the deck on the table to reveal the three mates have magically reversed.