L&L Publishing Henry Evans Something More- #1

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Henry Evans Something More- #1

If it’s been a while since you’ve watched a magician perform and have sat there totally clueless, you’ve apparently never seen Henry Evans work.

And in this, his first ever video outing, Henry generously parts with the secrets that made him a Gold Medal winner at FISM 2000.

First, you’ll be slack jawed at the amazing magic that Henry creates…and then you’ll be thoroughly delighted by how it’s all done-diabolical cleverness rather than knuckle-busting sleight-of-hand. It’s out-of-the-box magical thinking that’s relatively easy to do but guaranteed to mystify and delight even the most jaded magical audiences.

Henry will make you fall in love with magic all over again!

Volume One Modern Times – Henry’s opening effect at FISM. Watch as the case vanishes instantly without a trace, leaving only a deck of cards in the performer’s hands. If that wasn’t enough, a red and blue deck instantly change places!

Rising Card – You’ll think you know how this is done when the card rises from a card case the spectator is holding; that is, until all is left for the spectator to examine!

Automatic Queens – Originally a marketed effect. Four signed Queens are lost in the deck and then jump out onto the table apparently of their own volition. Another miracle straight from Henry’s FISM act!

Perfect Triumph – Another magician fooler! The performer then mixes up a deck, first shuffled by a spectator, into a face-up/face-down condition. The cards are magically righted and then shown to be in perfect, factory order!

Perfect Control I – A chosen card from one deck is set aside. A second deck is shown to be completely normal and then, instantly, all the cards of one suit are shown to have turned face up in numerical order- well, almost all. The only one missing from the sequence is the same suit and value of the spectator’s selection!

Perfect Control II – A deck of cards is shown to be normal. Four cards are randomly selected from a second deck. When the first deck is