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[[Stapled!]] is a card routine in which two jokers are stapled back to back and one of them transposes with a selected card. | [[Stapled!]] is a card routine in which two jokers are stapled back to back and one of them transposes with a selected card. | ||
Created by [[Paul Harris]] and [[Looy Simonoff]] and published in [[Las Vegas Close Up]] (1978) as well as in [[Apocalypse]] Vol 1 No 7 (July 1978) as "Staple and Stab" . | Created by [[Paul Harris]] and [[Looy Simonoff]] and published in [[Las Vegas Close Up]] ([[1978]]) as well as in [[Apocalypse]] Vol 1 No 7 (July 1978) as "Staple and Stab" . | ||
It was later republished in the Paul Harris issue of Tannen's [[Magic Manuscript]] ( Nov/Dec 1984) and again in the compilation [[Art of Astonishment]] Vol. 1. | It was later republished in the Paul Harris issue of Tannen's [[Magic Manuscript]] ( Nov/Dec 1984) and again in the compilation [[Art of Astonishment]] Vol. 1. | ||
Latest revision as of 05:02, 15 April 2013
Stapled! is a card routine in which two jokers are stapled back to back and one of them transposes with a selected card.
Created by Paul Harris and Looy Simonoff and published in Las Vegas Close Up (1978) as well as in Apocalypse Vol 1 No 7 (July 1978) as "Staple and Stab" .
It was later republished in the Paul Harris issue of Tannen's Magic Manuscript ( Nov/Dec 1984) and again in the compilation Art of Astonishment Vol. 1.
It was inspired by Joseph Prieto's effect "The Stapled Card" in Scarne on Card Tricks.
Variations
- Marlo on the Stapple Cards, page 179-206 in Marlo's Magazine, Vol. 3 (1979).
- KRYPTON MAN'S KARD by Pete Biro in Reel Works No. 4 Genii 1979 April.