Regal Rings by David Regal - TrickThe Linking Finger Rings is, simply, one of the great effects of magic. Invented by Persi Diaconis around 1960 and marketed by Richard Himber, it's the rare sort of effect that captures an audience's imagination: Three rings are borrowed. The magician proceeds to link them together into a chain of three. He then unlinks them and returns them to their owners. What makes this a miracle is the fact that the audience members each attest to the fact that

He has selected the exact same card

Concealments: Classic Palm

This reproduction deck is based off the "Vanity Fair No 41" transformation playing cards published by the United States Playing Card Company in 1895

Han Ping Chein with Ball

- RATHER RISKY

Royle simply just asks 5 audience members one at a time to simply choose a number

you'll find more than a dozen complete routines including everything from an amazing ring on string effect that culminates in a borrowed ring appearing in a sealed envelope to John's super commercial take on a classic Paul Harris effect that ends with a spectator's thought-of name spelled out across the backs of the playing cards

byTony Binarelli and "Jules Verne"

no act of psychic ability is more powerful than the one that the spectators accomplish themselves

From fairground theater to the largest variety stages

An in-depth interview with Jonathan Pendragon by Patrick Martin (Part 2)

* One-Handed Fan Closing