This is a newly uploaded video of a 2007 performance in the Close-Up Gallery at the Magic Castle in Hollywood. This is my own version of Coins Across/Winged Silver.
I like this routine for the false explanation of the method. The common explanation of magic is that it goes “up your sleeves.” Here, the spectator’s common explanatory concept of coins going up the sleeve becomes the effect itself.
Posted on October 11, 2011, in Magic and the Magic Castle, Steampunk, Renaissance Faire and Pirates, Uncategorized and tagged coin tricks, Coins Across, Magic, Magic Castle, Pop Haydn, Winged Silver. Bookmark the permalink. 3 Comments.
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Sorry for your loss. They leave such a huge hole when they pass...
Thank you for this beautiful thought! I lost my Diamond Girl, black collie shepherd Lab, and feel he
Next week.
when are you performing at the Castle?
No, it was sold some years ago.
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Happy Birthday Neil - We are planning on coming back April 17 to celebrate our Anniversary. My wife
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Wonderful version! Bravo!
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I hadn’t seen your version of this before, but I always liked the “up the sleeves” fake explanation. I remember Henry Hay’s standup routine which used the same idea, but this routine appeals to me much more, because it is so clear and uncomplicated.
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I am very uncomplicated myself. Magill says, “simple.” I say, “uncluttered.”
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