It Must Be Mindreading by George Anderson ( Instant Download )

It Must Be Mindreading by George Anderson ( Instant Download )

Why this is a great book?
All one-man effects! No confederates or assistants! No cumbersome or heavy gimmicks! Balance between close-up and platform material. Only two card effects， both for close-up. Tested material routined by a showman. Everything practical for today’s working conditions. A printed， illustrated book. Nothing like it before or since.
CONTENTS: (numbers are not page numbers; comments courtesy of Magic Inc.)
1. The First Prediction: A practical discussion of the mental act.
2. No Questions Written: A new concept of question answering that qualifies as sensational.
3. “Easy Money” Mindreading: With a 2 cent gimmick that’s worth $10.00.
4. Playing Card Mindreading: A specialized routine from which a mentalist can make a living.
5. Torn Center Deluge: A “twist” that makes the torn center dodge a real baffler.
6. Palmistry Versus Mindreading: A private-reading question answering routine that’s years ahead.
7. My Best Billet Switch: You’ll like it， too.
8. “Getting the Impression”: A complete one-man mindreading routine that is revolutionary. Terrifically simple and simply terrific.
9. Another Sealed Envelope: A sealed message revelation know to very few.
10. One Man Clip-Board Reading: Without advance preparation. No recess for copying， no “reader.”
11. Alibi Answers: Sure-fire ways to handle trick questions without dodging them.
12. The Vital Spot in the Question Act: A secret worth many times the cost of the book.
13. The “Truth or Consequences” Prediction: A “flash” mental effect of “illusion” proportions without illusion problems.
14. A Mental Illusion: A big， showy trick…actually a headline act in itself.
15. The Mental Artist: A duplication of pictures drawn by spectators， line by line， as they mentally direct you while you’re standing at a distance.
16. “Do As I Do” Book Test: Already the favorite book test of those few who have seen it.
17. The “No Hands” Book Test: A controlled coincidence book test is actually done by the spectators.<br style=”color: rgb(0, 0, 0); font-family: tahoma, arial, 宋体, sans-serif; font-size