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I use the 'Story Deck for Mentalists' method he notes later in the book which not only provides a very nice way to introduce the concept, but also does away with the one part of the story I wasn't as keen on. I've done the story half a dozen times now, and I imagine I'll be using it much more. Overall, I'm very happy with the purchase. If you don't have either of those, then you will have the definitive routine with all of Bill's thoughts on customizing the presentation.

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The instant download is a video capture of Bill's 'Bill Malone Tip Sam the Bellhop' from 1998, which he re-released as a DVD with 'Radical Aces' as a bonus. Jermay's thoughts on various motivations for the effect, approach, and presentation are great (as one would expect.) The deck will be shipped to you through the mail. There's casual shuffling during the story, there's no far-too-convenient runs of cards or things like poker hands, and it really can be made to feel like an impromptu, on-the-fly story. I've tried Sam the Bellhop off-and-on over the years, but it just doesn't mesh with my style. I'm not usually a performer of story decks, I'll say that right up front. There was a paperback available for a while, but it's nice there's an e-version now available for those of us that came to the party too late for the physical version. About Press Copyright Contact us Creators Advertise Developers Terms Privacy Policy & Safety How YouTube works Test new features NFL Sunday Ticket Press Copyright.

I recently bought 'The Story Deck' by Jermay.

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This is a professional routine perfect for the performer looking for a highly entertaining, novel and audience-tested addition to their shows whether they be presented from a stage, in walkaround or just for friends and family.Īny reviews? I am a big fan of Luke Jermay. 1-4 (DVD) - 2008 Bill Malone Tips Sam the Bellhop - 2008 Reel Magic Quarterly. Greater Magic Library Volume 44, Restaurant Magic - 1993 Bill Malone On the Loose Vol.

This is a new way to tell a story with a normal deck of playing cards. Who is Joe Dudeck (1988) Lecture in Southport England (2007) Videos. Including fresh new presentational points, a presentation especially designed for mentalists and a new approach to shuffling the deck during the story being told. He provides all the insight into presenting the story deck to a modern audience. Unlike other story decks though, Luke Jermay doesn't just provide a story. From the famous Sam The Bellhop (brought to life by Bill Malone's rendition) to story decks from memorized stacks, the plot has become a classic, yet underused idea in magic. Now I think that this great effect looks nicer if the story (Michael Ammar's approach) seems to be made up as the cards are turned rather than proving that we use a stack but can seem to shuffle when we shuffle nothing.The story deck is a classic demonstration in card magic. It should also be underlined that David Regal also came up with a great very funny version which appeared in his Premise Power & Participation Vol 4 DVD and can be seen on Youtube 0:00 / 10:27 Card Mix Closes with Sam the Bellhop (Bill Malone) LXMAGIC 203 subscribers 9.4K views 5 years ago comedy magic magictricks Performer: Bill Malone Bill Malone is an.

The routine is nothing less than the venerable “Sam the Bellhop” principle revamped in modern day poker garb (with apologies and certainly sincere acknowledgment to Bill Malone, Michael Ammar, Doc Eason, James Galea -except for the mixing-, John Scarne, Rufus Steele and Frank Everhardt) This was a stunt in which the magician tells a story while turning over cards from the deck, the cards matching the words in the narrative.

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Using a full deck of cards, the performer tells a tale of a first visit to a no-limit, Texas Hold ‘em table. Sam The Bellhop by Bill Malone - DVD In the book 'The Final Word on Cards' by Rufus Steele there was an entry titled 'Sam & Moe' (author unknown). For strolling workers, the indispensable (IMHO) Zarrow shuffle can, when there is no table available, be replaced with a Truffle Shuffle and the cards ditched into a spectator's hand as the story is told. The story is less corny than Sam The Bellhop and can be shown to magicians.

Grossberg's take on Sam The Bellhop appeared in Tony Econ’s “The Cord Corner,” THE LINKING RING, May 2005 under the name of 'A Chip And A Chair' and it was subsequently reprinted and sold independently.

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