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Aldo Colombini - Pirouette

Columnist: Aldo Colombili Pirouette is a ballet term that means “a whirling around on one foot or the point of the toe.” It has nothing to do with the trick … maybe … but I liked the name! Probably what made me think of a Pirouette was the Paddle Move, the basic move required for this routine. Many versions of this Francis Carlisle move have been born (a notable one being the Nick Trost variation) but in this rou...
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Aldo Colombini - Sandwich

Columnist: Aldo Colombili This is a sandwich-type routine that uses the Elmsley and Siva Counts. In this case, the “sandwich” plot is combined with the “twisting” plot to obtain a strong two-card revelation. Effect: The four Kings (or any other four-of-a-kind) are removed and placed aside. Two cards are selected and replaced. The four Kings turn face up one after the other and are then placed on the table — the R...
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Aldo Colombini - Take Off

Columnist: Aldo Colombili What you will find here in Take Off has its origins in a trick by Roy Walton written in his booklet CARDBOARD CHARADES. I have changed the handling a little bit here and there, adding some subtleties. It is an almost impromptu routine requiring only a very small set up and offers a heavy impact on the audience. Try to study the routine with the props in your hands so that you may appreci...
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Aldo Colombini - Serenade

Columnist: Aldo Colombili Inspired by Peter Kane’s Jazz Aces (as many others have been as well), this is a multi-effect routine. It is impromptu and, I think, very strong. It also appeared in one of my videotapes as well as in Harry Lorayne’s APOCALYPSE but it is being reprinted here because I felt that the book would not be complete without this favorite routine of mine. EFFECT: Four Kings and four black spot ...
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Aldo Colombini - The Battle

Columnist: Aldo Colombili You won’t be surprised if I tell you that I’m very fond of the Elmsley Count. So far you have discovered that I use the count a lot. If only Alex had a penny for every trick that uses his count he would be a millionaire! The following routine makes use of this count and has several surprises. EFFECT Three Jokers are shown together with the four Aces. One after the other the four Aces a...
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