Ask a spectator to hold out their hand and make a closed fist. Pull out a marker and draw an 'X' on the center of your palm and close it into a fist. Now without any rubbing, erasing or funny business, you slowly open your hand and reveal your X is COMPLETELY GONE. Now ask the spectator to open their hand - THE X IS ON THEIR PALM!Double Cross includes the MagicSmith designed and fabricated Double Cross Sharpie pen, accessories and complete instructions.

Peter Pan features the original method featured in all of the Zandman Book Test titles: Instantly know the word someone is thinking of without ever even seeing their word! BONUSPeter Pan works with Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and Jungle Book. No matter where your spectator stops you as you rifle through the pages of Peter Pan, you will know the first word on the same page number in the other 2 books!For over 10 years, many of the world's most talented magicians and mentalists ha...

The magician asks three spectators to assist him and shows them three note pads with the usual slot machines drawings in them. An envelope with a prediction is also introduced.Each assistant chooses one of the note pads and hangs it in front of his chest (using a cord attached to each pad).The magician asks the first two spectators to place his left arm on the shoulder of the one beside him, and asks the third spectator to extend his left arm in the air mimicking a slot machine lever.N...

magine getting free coffee for the rest of your life!Cafe Hero gives you this apparent superpower in this multi-phase, commercial and easy-to-do routine.Everyone's familiar with the classic coffee shop loyalty card; Each time you buy a coffee, your card is stamped. When you've collected nine stamps, your tenth coffee is free.Cafe Hero empowers you with the ability to take blank (unstamped) loyalty cards and make stamps appear at your command. In theory, getting you free coffee forever ...

Your spectator is handed a bunch of classic movie poster postcards (Each movie is different). While your head is turned your spectator mixes and selects any one of the movies (totally free choice) and puts the other postcards away (out of sight). You now state that written on the back of the chosen movie is a list of all the movies included in the set. You ask them to read the list out in any order they like, while you try to pick up on vocal cues to determine which movie they are th...

The performer introduces a scratch-off lottery ticket and twenty bucks, along with a bet. One of the squares on the scratch ticket is a winner, and the other three squares are losers. The audience can freely choose to scratch three spaces from any of the squares, and if they reveal the winning square, they get to keep the $20. Despite them having a genuinely free choice, you are always able to influence them so that the final square is the one you choose as the winner. You can even l...