The Celtic Cabal

With some of the greatest names in magic from Ireland, Scotland and Wales I'll just let the table of contents speak for itself. It's of the same high quality an cheap price as the rest of Peter Duffie's productions. Only £15.


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A Monkey with a Deck of Cards

By Harry Guinness

 

"Excellent. Harry applies a great understanding of boldness and a 'just do it' attitude to his work - and he drinks like a fish too!"

James Brown, Professional Opportunist

 

"Forget fancy sleights and "magicians foolers", this is all about ENTERTAINING people and getting maximum effect out of what you know."

Mike Stoner, Magician and Hypnotist

 

"Even if you do not take a single effect from this product, extremely unlikely as it is, the information and insights more than make up for it."

Ruairidh Flint, Magician


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Both' Selections! (A Two Selection Routine) 
A hard hitting routine where two spectator's selections transform into each other, jump to packets and finally to a compartment in a wallet. A highly commercial opener with no set up. 

T to the Three 
A three phase, in the spectator’s hands, transposition routine. The spectator and magicians cards twice switch places. The spectator then names any 4 of a kind to act as body guards. The spectator’s card is clearly placed face-down between two of the four of a kind and all three cards placed under her hand. The same is done to the magician’s card, however with a wave of his hands the cards once again switch places, the bodyguards proving ineffective. 

The Guinness Self-Indulgently Titled Almost Certainly Unoriginal Almost Burnable Top Change 
Does exactly what it says! 

Face Up Transpo 
A simple transpo with a twist: the magicians card stays face up the whole time! 

Card Under Spectator 
A card is freely selected and signed. The deck is handed to the spectator for shuffling. They pass the deck around to make it even harder for the poor magician. The magician takes the deck off the spectators and makes a magic move. The magician informs the spectator it would now be impolite and possibly result in a sexual assault law suit if he revealed their card, due to the fact they are currently sitting on it. The startled and slightly aroused spectator stands up and removes a folded up card from under their *rse, they open it up and reveal their signed selection. 

Polygraph 
A practical twist on the Lie Detection plot based on a Lennart Green comedy routine of all things! 

Subtle Trippery 
The performer removes a stack of business cards and looks penetratingly at the spectator before placing one down on the table. The spectator is asked to relax and name any animal they want. The business card is turned over and matches the spectators named animal. The performer then explains exactly why he knew the spectator would choose that animal. Multiple repeat bookings ensue. 

Bonus Essay 
It's a bonus!