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Acrobatic Jacks (also known as the Elevator Card Trick) is a classic card routine where the Jacks (or any four of a kind) travel through the deck.

Has been known to be done to the patter of four burglars (Jacks) in a house (the deck of cards).

The Acrobatic Jacks in The Expert at the Card Table written by S.W. Erdnase (1902).
The Acrobatic Jacks in Encyclopedia of Card Tricks written by Jean Hugard (1937)
The Cavorting Aces by Dr. Jacob Daley in Stars of Magic, Series 7, No. 3 (1950)
Acrobatic Jacks or Travelling Aces, S.W. Erdnase & Bruce Cervon, Bruce Cervon's Castle Notebooks, Vol. 1 (2007)

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	[[Acrobatic Jacks]] (also known as the Elevator Trick) is a classic card routine where the Jacks (or any four of a kind) travel through the deck.		[[Acrobatic Jacks]] (also known as the Elevator Card Trick) is a classic card routine where the Jacks (or any four of a kind) travel through the deck.

	Has been known to be done to the patter of four burglars (Jacks) in a house (the deck of cards).		Has been known to be done to the patter of four burglars (Jacks) in a house (the deck of cards).