Classic Parlor Effects
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
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Today’s topic: Classic Parlor Effects
Characteristics of a Classic:
Creates mystery or astonishment for children and adults.
It can be performed surrounded or outside.
Packs flat but can play big.
Simple plot
Visual
Relatively easy to perform, leaving you to concentrate on the presentation.
Time tested - 25 to 100 years.
Denny Haney advised new performers to master these first.
The Cups and Balls or Chop Cup
Cut and Restored Rope
Professors Nightmare
Linking Rings
Producing a Rabbit from a Hat or from anywhere
Sponge Balls or Bunnies
Bill in Lemon (Vanish to impossible location)
The Egg Bag
Chinese Sticks
Miser’s Dream
20th Century Silks
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I love the 20th century silks, it's on my list of effects I would like to do in a show. I've done the cut and restored rope for friends and it really does get a strong reaction.
20th-century silks is a great one. Good choice.
I used most of these for years. Great stuff.
Sure fire hits
Yep. I routinely Perform at Farmers Markets and Festivals in My Area. Despite using all the Latest/Greatest from Penguin, Murphys, et al, I still get TONS of Mileage doing Cut and Restored Rope and Professors Nightmare. I also find that Card Routines like 4 Ace Effects and Ambitious Card appeal equally to Kids and Adults.
The classics are classic for a reason - audiences love them. Ambitious Card is so visual. Its one of the great perfect card effects
I went to the scarborough fair the other week. I don't know what possessed me to, but I dressed as a jester and performed classics. It was my excuse to drop my own character, and perform sponge balls, vanishing silks...and on a whim, I even performed the linking rings for the first time. Genuinely, there was inherent wonder in people's eyes, and the magnetic draw of attention. I now understand more about why this effect is a classic.
Great story. I love it.
The classics rule..nothing like the surprise and look of wonder in the spongeball in there hand trick..
Absolutely
I do a torn and restored paper but I do it with a valentine I call it BROKEN HARTED and the patter is about my not getting a date
I also do Chinese sticks and Professors Nightmare so I do know what your saying
But what of THE ARROW SIGN ROUTINE I think that is worth a look as well
I love the Arrow Sign routine. I did it for about a year and audiences seem to enjoy it
Hey, David. How's it doing? Mind if you do a video on the difference between stage, closeup and parlor magic?
I did, and thanks for asking. You can find it here: ruclips.net/video/CB3k0kyu6bk/видео.htmlsi=c7-bWDgeQtj8OsEd
@@DavidDellman Ah yes. I must have forgotten. In that case, mind if you do a video on Penn Jillette and his partner, Teller?
@@LuisRivera-vf9pk I will give that some thought, Luis. Thanks
Wonderful list of the classics. The bill to lemon was a favorite l used to do. Along with several of the rope tricks. The egg bag is also something Mark Wilson had done as well and later putvit back out on the market. I believe this is one of the last he did before he passed. 🙏😊👍✨️🪄
In his later years, he did rely on the egg bag. I saw him perform it in a theatre in PA.
So card tricks are not parlor magic?
I did a separate video on classic card effects. You might want to check it out