The Visitor by Larry Jennings

From his book "The Classic Magic of Larry Jennings".
Thanks to aSe for the music.

Enjoy,
altrnt.

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[Boston245plyr]

can anyone teach me this trick? ive been trying to figure it out for a month and i cant. please anyone?

[altrnt]

Buy Larry Jennings book.

~altrnt

[MattHartz]

I am sorry to ask, but would this routine also be in "Jennings '67"? Or just "The Classic Magic of Larry Jennings"? Thanks.

[altrnt]

I cannot give you an aswer to that since I do not own 67.

~altrnt

[magiccb]

You should consider learning the version where the two halves of the deck do not touch together at the end.

[magiccb]

@theELUSIV The term you are thinking of is Ascanio's 'in transit action'.

[kaaitj]

Not really that hard to figure it out for a magician but for random people, it's a miracle. Pretty smooth :)

[TheRealCardTrick]

Simple trick but its always amazing :P

[nullmuse]

@MattHartz This effect appears in the book "The Classic Magic of Larry Jennings", and is also in Volume 9 of "Easy To Master Card Miracles" DVD's by Michael Ammar.

[TonyRush]

@cardante979 Actually I thought the effect was great. You should consider that you view things differently simply because you're looking for "moves".

[theELUSIV]

my only suggestion which i was taught when i learn this awesome trick is 2 put the 1st pile u use on top of the card box. this way when you pick it up again u have a reason to switch the cards into the other while u move the box. I dont remember the term used. But people will note that u were moving the box so u could spread the card hence why you had to put the 1st pile in the hand with your 2nd pile :-)

[theELUSIV]

@Boston245plyr las vegas card miracles by allan ackreman he has an xrta addon to the ending which is awsesome

[leprachaun9]

other than the add on it was flawless good job dude

[Yobgal]

When this many people say that a particular thing is bad, it's worth studying. I'm not saying the way you executed the move poorly; it's just inconsistent with everything else you do. You shuffle quickly, you have a prompt ribbon spread, you swiftly gather the cards, you snatch the marker. You flip and twirl the queens onto the deck with a flash and speed

then

you

slow

dooowwwnn

Make the timing more consistent. Evaluate your script, and make the timing match what you have to say throughout.