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Here are a few references regarding previous published sources of this trick: | Here are a few references regarding previous published sources of this trick: | ||
* "A Mind-Reading Trick" [[Expert at the Card Table]](1902) | * "A Mind-Reading Trick" [[Expert at the Card Table]](1902) | ||
* [[Mental Discernment]] manuscript by [[Ralph Hull]] dated ( | * [[Mental Discernment]] manuscript by [[Ralph Hull]] dated (1930) | ||
* "Shuffle, Force, Cut and Pass" [[Greater Magic]](1938) | * "Shuffle, Force, Cut and Pass" [[Greater Magic]](1938) | ||
* "Streamlined Discernment" [[Amazing Isn't It?]](1941) | * "Streamlined Discernment" [[Amazing Isn't It?]](1941) | ||
Revision as of 04:46, 30 January 2011
Out of Sight-Out of Mind is a card effect by Dai Vernon published in Dai Vernon's More Inner Secrets of Card Magic (1960) written by Lewis Ganson.
Effect: The performer takes a shuffled pack and without looking at the faces of the cards while one is being thought of by a spectator, successfully locates the card.
"A Mind-Reading Trick" Expert at the Card Table(1902) was Vernon's inspiration for creating "Out of Sight-Out of Mind".
Here are a few references regarding previous published sources of this trick:
- "A Mind-Reading Trick" Expert at the Card Table(1902)
- Mental Discernment manuscript by Ralph Hull dated (1930)
- "Shuffle, Force, Cut and Pass" Greater Magic(1938)
- "Streamlined Discernment" Amazing Isn't It?(1941)
- "Mental Discernment Improved" 52 Amazing Card Tricks(1949)